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Dems, White House predict success on health care- From the White House to Capitol Hill, Democrats on Tuesday confidently predicted Senate passage of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul after the bill cleared its second 60-vote test and the time was set for a final tally.
Brazil: Boy ordered returned to US dad's custody- Brazil's chief justice ruled in favor of a U.S. man who has waged a five-year legal battle for his son, ordering Brazilian relatives on Tuesday to turn over the 9-year-old boy.
Ala. Dem defects to GOP over health care, policy- A U.S. House Democrat who opposes the health care overhaul announced Tuesday he is defecting to the GOP, another blow to Democrats ahead of the midterm elections.
No longer coy, Giuliani won't run for NY office- After months of playing it coy and flirting with a bid for statewide office, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said Tuesday that he won't return to the campaign trail next year, leaving a wide-open field for New York Republicans interested in the gubernatorial and Senate races.
Ahmadinejad dismisses US deadline for nuclear deal- Iran's president on Tuesday dismissed a year-end deadline set by the Obama administration and the West for Tehran to accept a U.N.-drafted deal to swap enriched uranium for nuclear fuel. The United States warned Iran to take the deadline seriously.
- In the battle against black unemployment, places like the Opportunities Industrialization Center are ground zero.
- Research In Motion Ltd. said late Tuesday its technicians are working to resolve e-mail messaging delays on its Blackberry smart phones in North and South America.
Terrorist attack feared after Jackson arrest- Police concerns that media-hungry terrorists would attack Michael Jackson's trial as a "soft target" led to a request for federal help, according to FBI files kept on the late pop star. The documents also show that the FBI helped facilitate interviews in the Philippines by California authorities investigating Jackson over allegations that he had sexually abused boys.
Global Golf Post - Check Out Today's Inaugural Issue at www.globalgolfpost.com
ORLANDO, Fla. (Map) - Global Golf Post -- a digital-only weekly golf publication that's comprehensive, fast, free and published 50 weeks a year for the world's most passionate golfers -- made its debut November 9th, Publisher Jim Nugent announced.
Global Golf Post -- whose mission is to enhance the global game of golf by creating and distributing high-quality news, information and opinion in a timely fashion -- is a browser based publication that does not require a software download or any other special application. Global Golf Post will be delivered by 7 a.m. EST Monday, all year long. It will provide readers with a remarkable online experience.
"The predictions that the game of golf would become global are coming true, faster than anyone predicted," said Nugent. "And the predictions that digital technology would change the world we live in are coming true -- also faster than anyone imagined. Global Golf Post will reside at the intersection of the global game and digital technology."
With 60 million golfers worldwide, golf is indeed a global game. The game has just become an Olympic sport, and its popularity is on the verge of exploding in the world's two most populous nations, China and India. Tiger Woods, the world's best-known athlete, is a golfer. The 2009 Masters champion is Argentinean Angel Cabrera. Y.E. Yang became the first Asian male to win a major championship (2009 PGA Championship).
Global Golf Post -- led by award-winning Editor Brian Hewitt, who takes the helm on January 1, 2010 -- features the world's finest assemblage of golf writers. This group has amassed hundreds of years of golf journalism experience and countless awards. Members of Hewitt's editorial team include Deputy Editors Steve Ellis and Mike Purkey; Coordinating Editor Ken Carpenter; Copy Editor Andy DeKeuster; and Correspondents Steve Eubanks; Lewine Mair (Scotland); Brendan Moloney (Australia); Lorne Rubenstein (Canada); Gordon Simmonds (United Arab Emirates); Leonard Shapiro (USA); John Steinbreder (USA); Art Spander (USA); Vartan Kupelian (USA); and Michael Vlismas (South Africa).
Global Golf Post will provide passionate golfers with weekly content that includes:
-- Comprehensive coverage of both professional and amateur competitive golf. -- Insight and opinion from some of the world's best-known golf journalists and thought leaders. -- Extensive, timely golf equipment coverage. -- Credible travel features.
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