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By JON GAMBRELL Calling Batman: Cave owner Steve Rush has a deal for you. Rush, 49, is auctioning off the Mystic Caverns in the hills of Ozark Mountains on eBay. The 28-acre property in Arkansas includes a gift shop and three caves, two of which are safe enough for visitors. …

eBay revisited.Shelbyville Times-Gazette, TN –4 hours agoI will admit, I have been struggling with eBay for the last few months. The changes have been so "hot and heavy" and in some cases so wacky, that I stopped … More: continued here

Winn-Dixie Joins "Stamps to Go"MarketWatch –5 hours agoannounced it recently joined the United States Postal Service program, Stamps to Go. By joining the program, customers may purchase stamps at any of the … More: continued here

Times Online SNP speak out on post office threatSNP (press release), UK –4 hours agoSNP Candidate for the Glenrothes by-election Cllr Peter Grant and Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon today visited a Glenrothes post office that could …Glenrothes by-election: Activists flood in as SNP and Labour bid …ScotsmanCounter claims in by-election battleThe …

The Royal Mail is to feature both religious and secular images in its 2008 Christmas stamp collection for the first time. More: continued here

Ark. caverns up on eBay despite tight economyWXVT, MS –1 hour agoMystic Caverns is a set of 2 tourist-friendly caves in the hills of the Ozark Mountains, and it is up for sale on eBay. Steve Rush says it's tough to find a … More: continued here

In this weekend’s column I talk about one of the most interesting economic papers I’ve read in recent years. It takes a quantitative look at longish term returns (and risks) from buying a wide basket of what are called emotional assets or alternative assets to the rest of us. More: …

Somerset post office contract awardedRiver Towns, WI –5 hours agoBy Julia Ybarra-Young, RiverTown Staff It's been a year since the US Post Office approached the Somerset Village Board about building a new facility. … More: continued here

The building housing the Corinth, Kentucky Post Office, 212 Main Street, 41010 has been inspected and deemed safe for postal operations to be restored. More: continued here

It’s been a year since the U.S. Post Office approached the Somerset Village Board about building a new facility. First there was the design, then selecting the location, then putting the project out for bids. The U.S. Post Office wants to lease the building, not own it. More: continued here