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Philpost issues Apec stamps
Inquirer.net THE PHILIPPINE Postal Corp. (Philpost) will issue special stamps featuring this year's Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) leaders meeting “to honor” what it called a “rare” opportunity to host the international convention. “This is a Philpost … |
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Millions in federal food aid goes unusedDuluth News TribuneLocally and statewide, less than half of those who qualify for food stamps apply for them, amounting to $210 million in lost revenue for Minnesota. …and more » More: continued here
Stamps.com Inc. (NASDAQ:STMP) Stock Rating Update – Investor NewswireInvestor NewswireStamps.com Inc. (NASDAQ:STMP) has been issued a 1.67 rating by the sell-side brokerage firms covering the stock. Basing the rating on a simplified scale where 1 represents a Buy and 5 represents a Sell, this is the average rating based on the 3 firms …Company Shares of…
Astronaut Alan Shepard Immortalized on Forever StampPR Newswire (press release)KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla., May 4, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Postal Service dedicated two stamps today commemorating two historic events — one that occurred a half century ago, and the second that's making history now. …Mercury astronaut and mission to Mercury featured on new US stampscollectSPACE.comTreasure…
Three events for stamp collectors approachingVentura County StarThree events of interest to stamp collectors are coming up in the next several weeks: a special program of the Ventura County Philatelic … More: continued here
Otterly fine stamps by Edmund ChenAsiaOneNow, Edmund Chen Zhicai can add "stamp designer" to his credentials. Chen, who has a flair for art, was approached by SingPost more than a year ago to design a stamp series featuring the Oriental Small-Clawed Otter, which is native to Singapore. … More: continued here
The worsening economic crunch is causing the tab for food assistance programs to balloon, and with the rising costs has come an intensifying debate over whether — and how — the U.S. government can tackle simultaneously the paradoxically linked problems of hunger and obesity. More: continued here