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Winnipesaukee's Mail Boat Is Part Floating Post Office, Part Time MachineNew Hampshire Public RadioOn several islands of Lake Winnipesaukee, summertime residents and seasonal campers have been known to plan their whole day around the arrival of the Motor Vessel (M/V) Sophie C., the oldest floating post office in the United …

KUTV 2News World War II medals for sale on eBay returned to owner by avid Utah genealogistKUTV 2NewsHe searches eBay for pictures and artifacts to link family lines. He recently found a photo of his grandmother and her twin sister by searching phrases like "blonde vintage twins." The picture was …

Rep. Jerry McNerney, D-Stockton, has introduced a bill to name a Stockton post office after former Stockton Port Commissioner Ron Coale. More: continued here

Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK, takes a retrospective look at the IPO and analyses the future challenges facing the company. More: continued here

Study: Access to stores may hinder food stamp programLancaster Eagle GazetteMore than five stores accept the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly called food stamps, for every 1,000 Ohioans taking advantage of the program. But access to these stores for the more than 1.7 million people seeking assistance varies … More: continued …

HOCKLEY post office will close for a revamp and will reopen on Thursday, August 28, at 1pm. More: continued here

Royal Mail – what early warning signals am I looking for?Proactive Investors UKI should probably mention, in passing, that at this point I've little choice but to view the price as doomed. My ruling logic points to a bottom of 334p, the price needing exceed that boring blue line on …

A hangman's noose was found dangling from the ceiling of a Worcester post office last month, and now a rally against hate is being planned. More: continued here

GreenBiz.com (blog) How Salesforce, eBay and HP got smart on low-carbon power sourcingGreenBiz.com (blog)Between 2005 and 2010, electricity used by data centers worldwide increased by about 56 percent, and now represents about 1 percent to 1.5 percent of global electricity use. Today, data center operators such as eBay, HP and …

Britain's parliament rubber stamps police state surveillance lawWorld Socialist Web SiteThe vote to fast track into legislation the Data Retention and Investigative Powers Act (DRIP) by Britain's Parliament provides stark warning of the extent to which the structures for police states are being prepared in Europe. The law gives the …