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GRAEME McDOWELL came out smiling again from a day of wind, rain and cold that left others either battered or furious when the Open Championship began at Royal Birkdale. More: continued here

Calmer conditions greeted the early starters in the second round of the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale. More: continued here

The campaign literature looks so real — with procured photos, logo and type face — that only the candidate herself could tell the difference. Now the candidate, St. Clair Shores Democrat Sarah Roberts, is calling for a U.S. Postal Service investigation into mail fraud. More: continued here

The 137th Open Championship resumed today amid the threat of being halted by bad weather – but that may not worry some of the biggest names facing an early exit from Royal Birkdale. More: continued here

Farnworth mail sorting office under reviewBolton News, UK –12 hours agoBy Paul Keaveny » ROYAL Mail’s sorting office in Farnworth could be closed or extended under plans to change the way post is distributed. … More: continued here

Hell Mail Royal Mail Continues To Target AbsenteeismHell Mail, UK –1 hour agoAfter sickness levels reached almost 6.5% of the entire workforce in 2004, Royal Mail, the UK's main postal operator, has continued to concentrate on … More: continued here

Northern Ireland’s Graeme McDowell stole the headlines with a one-under-par 69 to share the lead on the first day of The Open at Royal Birkdale but he was supported by a strong British challenge. More: continued here

round of 120 – 50 over par. Highest number was the quintuple bogey nine of Simon Dyson on the 10th. He had five swipes at his ball in rough by the green. More: continued here

Relieved not to be battling with Tiger Woods for once, the best of the rest still found themselves in a fight when The Open began at Royal Birkdale. More: continued here

Graeme McDowell came out smiling again from a day of wind, rain and cold that left others either battered or furious when the Open Championship began at Royal Birkdale. More: continued here