Sydney Morning Herald Price of a life proves to be £192276guardian.co.uk, UK –4 hours agoA British man living in Perth, Australia, who put his entire life up for auction on eBay following the break-up of his marriage, has found that it was not …Man in Australia sells 'life' for 383000 US dollarsAFPPrice of life falls short of…
Another local charity is asking the community to step up to help their cause. The Erie City Mission held a food drive in cooperation with FedEx at the Wal-Mart on West 23rd St. this afternoon. More: continued here
eBay UK is testing the way it displays Store inventory on search results pages. eBay wants to know “how buyers react to different displays of Shops items on eBay UK search results pages.” eBay will expose a small number of buyers to the test displays. More: continued here
After all the dust settled, 11 teams received A’s on NBADraft.net’s report card, including the Clippers. One team earned an F. More: continued here
BRANFORD – The town intends to make an offer on the Stony Creek Post Office land, which many residents fear could be sold for development. More: continued here
Birmingham councillor Deirdre Alden attacks 'toothless' postal …BirminghamMail.net, UK –Jun 28, 2008The news comes after hundreds of readers have backed a Birmingham Mail’s Think Again On Post Office Closures campaign calling on Prime Minister Gordon Brown … More: continued here
Is Kate’s dinner ‘no’ a sign of wedding bells? Prince William’s girlfriend Kate Middleton had turned down the chance to spend Christmas with the Royal Family for the second consecutive year. More: continued here
Life for sale on eBay disappointsThe Associated Press –2 hours agoPERTH, Australia (AP) — A man who auctioned his life — his house, his car, his job, even his friends — on eBay said Monday he is disappointed with the … More: continued here
SALISBURY , Md. – Authorities say on Friday, a man was sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexually abusing a minor at the Salisbury post office while he was a janitor there in January. More: continued here
A man who auctioned his life _ his house, his car, his job, even his friends _ on eBay said Monday he is disappointed with the selling price: almost 400,000 Australian dollars (US$384,000). More: continued here