eBay Defines Selection, Value and Trust MetricsAuctionBytes Blog, MA –37 minutes agoDuring eBay's Q4-2008 presentation to analysts last week, it showed on Slide #16 of its presentation three graphs that were evidence that changes made in … More: continued here
With new head coach Lionel Hollins stepping into Iavaroni’s shoes, could more wins for the Grizzlies mean more fans to fill the seats in the FedEx Forum? More: continued here
Baseball stadiums attain a level of romance seldom associated with coliseums for pro football teams. No one refers to FedEx Field as the friendly confines. Wrigley Field and Fenway Park inspire poetry. Certain hearts have not healed since the departure of the Dodgers from Brooklyn and the razing of Ebbetts Field. One year a priest…
Hell Mail Royal Mail Sell-Off BombshellHell Mail, UK –3 minutes agoIts difficult to guage the strength of any revolt to plans by Lord Mandelson to sell a share of Royal Mail to possibly another postal operator, … More: continued here
The assault ship Intrepid was the scourge of the Argentinians during the Falklands war. But now it is making its mark in another way: as a major eBay attraction. More: continued here
Washington, Jan 25: A Sarah Palin supporter won an eBay auction to own a mannequin of the Alaska governor, only to find out that the look-alike statue was actually an effigy that was hung by a noose in front of a West Hollywood home last Halloween. More: continued here
Union boss warns of possible postal strikes in PlymouthPlymouth Evening Herald, UK –1 hour agoA TOP union boss has warned of possible postal strikes in Plymouth if the Government proceeds with selling off part of Royal Mail. … More: continued here
Vince Carter posted 23 points, seven rebounds and five assists, as the New Jersey Nets used a strong fourth quarter to edge the Memphis Grizzlies, 99-88, at FedEx Forum. More: continued here
A TRUCKER searching love in the North was refused entry to the UK . . . because he had used Tip-Ex to hide passport stamps. More: continued here
Craigslist and eBay are soooo proletarian–no one will ever bid serious money on one’s Gulfstream jet. More: continued here