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Brit men would rather live close to boozer than schoolSifyThe survey conducted by Royal Mail also revealed that young buyers would rather stay close to home, while one in ten would prefer to settle abroad – mostly …and more » More: continued here

Globe and Mail British Royal family now on Flickr!Hindustan TimesThe album will allow Flickr users to use the photographs in blogs and other media, the Daily Mail reported. There are several intimate family photographs …A thoroughly modern monarchyGlobe and MailBritish Royal Family loves FlickrInrumorPictures of royal family on FlickrGulfNewsall 65 …

5 QUESTIONS for Nick Martin, founder of the Pros ClosetDaily CameraThe Pros Closet isn't the most famous cycling store in Boulder, but it has a large presence on eBay, the biggest auction site on the Internet. …Boulder is a city 'wired for biking'Summit Daily Newsall 2 news articles » More: continued …

Post office closes in new blow to village high streetHenley Standard“The post office has been well used by villagers but if you are going into a business, it has to be sufficiently funded to be able to support you, … More: continued here

You shouldn't have to choose between creativity and targetingMarketing WeekMark Thomson, media director at Royal Mail, argues that the blank canvas mail offers the chance for marketers to be both creative and effective. … More: continued here

Stamps to mark YOGStraits TimesA NEW set of stamps to commemorate the inaugural Youth Olympic Games (YOG) will be launched on Aug 14. This stamp issue, to be launched by the Singapore … More: continued here

Something old, something new makes the perfect marketing marriageMarketing WeekTraditional mail has its benefits and fans, of course. Elsewhere in this newsletter, Mark Thomson, media director at the Royal Mail makes a persuasive … More: continued here

Royal Mail’s London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games stamps that are being issued this week to mark two years to the Opening Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games. More: continued here

Stu Bykofsky: Franklin would be ashamed of the post officePhiladelphia Daily NewsAt the post office, somebody doesn't know hers. Benjamin Franklin, who created America's first mail service in 1775, would be ashamed by what his mail child …West End postmaster stamps out his serviceDaily News – Galveston CountyPostal Service Surpasses …

Buy these things new: computers, car seats, vacuum cleanersDallas Morning NewsOn eBay, there are refurbished models of high-end vacuums. These may be great deals – if there are accompanying warranties. Mattresses. …and more » More: continued here