Stamps must exorcise their playoff ghostsCalgary Herald, Canada –2 minutes agoBut confess, Stamps' backers. To a quiet, difficult-to-shake, hard-to-articulate feeling somewhere deep inside the hollow of the stomach. … More: continued here
It’s a cliché that football games are won in the trenches, but line play will be a key factor in Saturday’s CFL West final between the B.C. Lions and Calgary Stampeders. More: continued here
JDP denied second round of disaster food stampsJennings Daily News, la –4 minutes ago… a second month of Disaster Food Stamp benefits to residents in the following 13 parishes: Acadia, Allen, Beauregard, Jeff Davis, Lafourche, Livingston, … More: continued here
Ex-Ticats savour shot at playoffs with StampsCalgary Herald, Canada –3 minutes ago2 team in the nation and, oh yeah, the alma mater of Stamps coach and general manager John Hufnagel. "The Lord works in mysterious ways; I went from a team … More: continued here
Stamps hope to clear playoff humpThe Gazette (Montreal), Canada –2 minutes agoThey see the West Division all-star defence featuring only one Stamp despite giving up the fewest points in the league. They recoil in disgust when Henry … More: continued here
The auction site eBay can be a shopper’s paradise, offering almost anything you could want. But as savvy bidders know, there are huge bargains to be found if you know a few tips. More: continued here
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) – FedEx Corp. said Friday it will raise rates for its ground and home delivery services by an average of 5.9 percent beginning on …. More: continued here
Stamps coaches focused on taskCalgary Herald, Canada –3 minutes agoBut if Stamps offensive co-ordinator George Cortez and defensive co-ordinator Chris Jones are interested in the two openings, in Toronto and Winnipeg, … More: continued here
Post Office granted card account contract reprievePlanningResource (subscription), UK –1 hour agoIn 2006 the Government started a tender process which meant that the Post Office faced competition from the private sector to run the Post Office Card … More: continued here
Admit it. We’re all tempted occasionally to peek into someone else’s grocery basket. And most of us, at one time or another, have stood in line, stared straight ahead and prayed that no one looked into our own. More: continued here