SIR – Over the course of many years working in the centre of Winchester I often found myself making a last-minute dash to catch the post at around 7.10pm outside the (late lamented) GPO. More: continued here

Online giant eBay announced Wednesday it was launching an ethically sourced marketplace selling “products that have a positive impact on people and the planet.” More: continued here

Stamps show they're still far from the finished article in Labour …Canada.com, Canada –2 hours agoFollowing a Dickenson-directed eight-play, 75-yard drive to open the second half, providing the Stamps with a brief lead, the whole house of cards collapsed …Stamps get quiet time to stewCalgary HeraldStomping on StampsEdmonton SunEsks lay lickin' on …

Online auction giant eBay is behind a site that will sell goods produced with social and environmental goals in mind. More: continued here

Want your dinner plates sustainable and your coffee fair trade? eBay will be opening a site dedicated to being a clearinghouse for your socially-conscious desires. Read More… More: continued here

Wednesday, September 03, 2008 at 11:20 a.m. NEW YORK (AP) — This year’s version of the FedEx Cup was supposed to be about volatility. More: continued here

Will power: TV celeb's Porsche on EBay for charityLos Angeles Times, CA –1 hour agoDan Neil is a Los Angeles Times Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist who writes the weekly column, Rumble Seat. Ken Bensinger is a Los Angeles Times staff … More: continued here

Stamps lose Dickenson to injuryVancouver Sun,  Canada –38 minutes agoTo replace Dickenson, the Stamps have brought back Ben Sankey, who lost the training-camp battle for the No. 3 quarterback position to Barrick Nealy. …Burris likely to playEdmonton SunBarren a change of heart, CFL won't discipline EskimoCanoe.caall 12 news articles More: continued …

EBay has launched the site World of Good, a start-up focused on “ethical supply chains” behind consumer products. More: continued here

Wednesday, September 03, 2008 at 11:20 a.m. NEW YORK (AP) — This year’s version of the FedEx Cup was supposed to be about volatility. More: continued here