Thank you for donating… Here's a used stampElectric New Paper, Singapore –5 hours agoBy Teh Jen Lee That is how many used postage stamps the Metropolitan Young Men's Christian Association (MYMCA) has collected for its flag day on 12Jul. … More: continued here
ANGEL THOUGHTS “Dear Lord, I hope to do my best today. When matters are beyond my efforts, and if I suffer disappointments, let me see You arranging my life. Let me accept everything with patience and humility that at the end of the day, You have made me a better person.” More: continued here
Food stamps anybody?Marketing Web, South Africa –2 hours agoMarketers, you can leverage an opportunity in these belt-tightening times by thinking coupons, says Tracey Wraight. Remember the days of coupons? … More: continued here
A Nebraska man who bought almost $70,000 in stamps from post offices across the country and then sold them on eBay was sentenced in federal court in St. Louis today to nearly two years in prison. More: continued here
Food Stamps Get ApprovalSt.Petersburg Times.ru, Russia –1 hour agoBy Maria Levitov MOSCOW — Most Russians want the government to issue food stamps to help low-income individuals cope with soaring prices, a survey showed. … More: continued here
MOSCOW — Most Russians want the government to issue food stamps to help low-income individuals cope with soaring prices, a survey showed. More: continued here
Teyo Johnson was born in White Rock, B.C., but the new Calgary Stampeders receiver’s dreams growing up had nothing to do with the Grey Cup. The Super Bowl wasn’t in his sights, either. More: continued here
US Coins With 1889 Stamps DiscoveredNumisMaster.com, WI –34 minutes agoThe Costa Rican government authorized its mint at San Jose to stamp other nations' silver coinage in decrees of 1841-42, 1845-46, 1849-50 and finally in … More: continued here
Teyo Johnson was born in White Rock, B.C., but the new Calgary Stampeders receiver’s dreams growing up had nothing to do with the Grey Cup. The Super Bowl wasn’t in his sights, either. More: continued here
The euro rose against the dollar on Monday as oil prices rocketed past 143 dollars per barrel for the first time, while traders awaited this week’s expected rate rise from the European Central Bank. More: continued here