As marketing slogans go, “It’s better than nothing” might not be what the PGA Tour has in mind. But as the tour embarks on its second edition of the FedEx Cup playoffs today with The Barclays at Ridgewood Country Club, golf is clamoring for attention. More: continued here
Poor Kenny Perry. Now that Tiger Woods is out for the year, Perry is the leader heading into the FedEx Cup playoffs on the PGA Tour with 99,500 points earned over the PGA season. Phil Mickelson is right behind at 99,250. More: continued here
Recorded delivery – after three weeksScotsman, United Kingdom –4 hours agoLast year, Royal Mail had 121600 complaints about the service, which does not guarantee delivery time. The full article contains 69 words and appears in The … More: continued here
INDIANAPOLIS | The state human services agency is considering further changes in the way it processes food stamps that likely would cost some clients their benefits, agency chief Mitch Roob said Wednesday after lawmakers questioned him about the proposal. More: continued here
New Insect Species Purchased On EBaySlashdot –1 hour agoSpuriousLogic writes "A scientist who bought a fossilized insect on the web auction site eBay for £20 has discovered that it belongs to a previously unknown … More: continued here
I would like information about my toy stove. It is marked “Royal” on the front and “Kenton Brand” on the back. Accessories include two pans, kettle, teakettle and flat iron. More: continued here
Phil Mickelson and Lee Janzen have traveled different routes to arrive at the Barclays, the first of four $7 million FedEx Cup playoff events beginning Thursday. More: continued here
Englishman looking to make the tournament by right by playing in Dutch Open More: continued here
Fake stamp case: Four convictedTimes of India, India –24 minutes agoAhmedabad: A special CBI court has convicted four persons involved in the Telgi stamp scam case and sentenced them to five-year imprisonment . …Four get 5 years imprisonment in counterfeit stamp paper scamZee Newsall 3 news articles More: continued here
The Luxe Grand Avenue Project, if ever built on a hunk of taxpayer-owned land downtown, will feature a glittery five-star hotel and the curious involvement of the wealthy royal family of Dubai, who control a tiny Gulf oil nation cited by the U.S. State Department for human rights abuses. More: continued here