By JUAN CASTILLOAustin American-StatesmanAUSTIN — Before they stepped onto the hardwood floors at the McNeil general store and post office, a lively hub of 19th-century life in northern Travis County, early Texas pioneers hitched their horses in nea … More: continued here
Post complaints lead to £350k in claimsWalesOnlineRoyal Mail paid out a total of £357387 on 22302 complaints in 2009-10, up from 17740 in 2008-09, an average of £16.02 per claim. … More: continued here
Globe and Mail Stamps rookie makes goodToronto SunMaver's 22-yarder with 10 seconds left sealed a wild 23-22 victory for the Stamps over the host Hamilton Tiger-Cats Saturday …Stamps defence steps up in big momentMontreal GazetteTicats' receivers don't faze StampsCalgary HeraldCats host Stamps as Lewis disses DeAngelisCBC.caTSN –Calgary Sun –Hamilton Spectatorall 197 news articles » More: continued here
Sandro DeAngelis missed crucial kicks, and the Calgary Stampeders won. More: continued here
New York Daily News CHART OF THE DAY: Here's What People Are Actually Doing With Their Cellphones …San Francisco ChronicleCraigslist's assault on eBay continued in May. The two sites had equal amounts of unique visitors in the US for the first time ever, according to comScore …Biz Break: Google's Android gains on Apple's iPhone, RIM's…
Charlotte Observer Artist's work gets real stamp of approvalCharlotte ObserverDennis the Menace will become a stamp Friday, and the Mint Hill man who draws the comic strip is thrilled. By Jessica Milicevic The studio of Mint Hill's … More: continued here
Daily Mail Fly off for sun and savingsDaily MailThe majority of High Street and online currency providers, including the Post Office, Travelex, Marks and Spencer, Thomas Cook and ICE, no longer charge …and more » More: continued here
Indiana’s social services agency illegally counts food stamps as income, resulting in a reduction of state benefits paid to developmentally disabled people in a Medicaid waiver program, a lawsuit filed for an autistic Indianapolis man said Friday. More: continued here
The extraordinary fees – including £70 a night for a bed at Buckingham Palace – are levied for officers resting between shifts looking after Her Majesty, Prince Charles and other senior Royals. More: continued here
Telegraph.co.uk (blog) A Climate Change CorrectiveNew York TimesTwo earlier panels convened by Britain's Royal Society and the House of Commons reached essentially the same verdict. And this month, a second panel at Penn …Harrabin's Notes: Getting to the bottom of ClimategateBBC NewsClimategate shows the need to raise the bar on transparencyGlobe and MailClimate scientists exonerated…