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Hufnagel backs ballhawkCanoe.ca, Canada –Jul 19, 2008"I'm used to things not going my way, so I have to keep my faith things are going to work out," said the second-year Stamps player. In the past two games, … More: continued here

Greg Norman failed to make history but he won the hearts of golf fans as well as Open champion Padraig Harrington at Royal Birkdale. The 53-year-old Australian would have become the oldest winner of a golf major if he could have clung on to his two-shot lead going into the …

Why, at a time when investors are avoiding Hollywood, does Frederick W. Smith, viewed as one of the smartest minds in business, keep pouring millions into movies? More: continued here

As hype for new box office champ “The Dark Knight” reached a fever pitch over the weekend, moviegoers were surfing eBay and Craigslist for tickets, sometimes paying five times face value for them. More: continued here

Bandar Seri Begawan – The Postal Service Department announced that the department will release new commemorative stamps and first day cover to commemorate the 40th anniversary of His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam’s coronation. More: continued here

RTE.ie Crackdown on jobless benefit claimsRTE.ie, Ireland –7 minutes agoPeople signing on the Live Register will now have to collect their weekly benefit payment at a post office instead of having it paid into their bank account … More: continued here

The bloodshed in the retail sector has translated to some seeds of opportunities for Larry Coats, co-manager of Oak Value Fund. More: continued here

Roger Meyer, Lambert resident and businessman, requested a letter of support from the Richland County commissioners regarding the new location of the Lambert post office. More: continued here

By Paul Bond LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) – It seems that 4,366 theaters weren’t quite enough. As hype for new box office champ “The Dark Knight” reached a fever pitch over the weekend, moviegoers were surfing eBay and Cra… More: continued here

The news was grim: “Overland Park has lost one of its best-known landmarks.” I’d barely gotten into David Miller’s e-mail when I sensed the seriousness. It’s not like “Overland Park” and “landmarks” appear in the same sentence all that often, and to think one had vanished. More: continued here