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      Villagers ‘chuffed’ as post office reopens – NW Evening Mail

      Byadmin January 20, 2009

      NW Evening Mail Villagers ‘chuffed’ as post office reopensNW Evening Mail, UK –1 hour agoA VITAL village post office will reopen this week following a four-and-a-half month closure. NEW ERA: The old Silecroft post office and general store. … More: continued here

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    • ebay

      3 1/2" MacCorkle Bifurcate found in Ashland Co., O – Auction Central News

      Byadmin January 20, 2009

      3 1/2" MacCorkle Bifurcate found in Ashland Co., OAuction Central News, NY –1 hour agoBuyers utilizing eBay Live Auctions and all absentee bidders must have auction account balances settled within 7 days of the auction close date. … More: continued here

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    • stamps

      Robert Burns is first non-Royal to be honoured with three collections of stamps (New Kerala)

      Byadmin January 19, 2009

      London, Jan 19: Scottish poet and lyricist Robert Burns has become the first non-Royal to be honoured with three collections of stamps. More: continued here

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    • ebay

      No nooses on eBay: Palin effigy for auction online (San Francisco Chronicle)

      Byadmin January 19, 2009

      The creator of a noosed Sarah Palin mannequin that haunted a Halloween yard display apparently violated eBay’s ethical guidelines when he uploaded a photograph of the effigy for an online auction. The mannequin, dressed to look like the Republican vice… More: continued here

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    • Royal Mail

      British press gloomy on bank rescue – AFP

      Byadmin January 19, 2009

      Washington Post British press gloomy on bank rescueAFP –1 hour agoMajority government-owned Royal Bank of Scotland is most likely to face this fate, following the 66.57 percent crash in its shares Monday after it forecast …Should 'Fred the Shred' lose his knighthood for leading RBS to …Daily MailEurope close: Carnage as RBS warnsShareCastGlobe and Mail Update,…

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    • ebay

      Bottle of Athabasca water pulled from eBay auction (Fort McMurray Today)

      Byadmin January 19, 2009

      By CAROL CHRISTIAN Today staff A bottle of Athabasca Lake water being auctioned on eBay has been pulled from the site after what the […] More: continued here

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      No nooses on eBay: Palin effigy for auction online (The Fresno Bee)

      Byadmin January 19, 2009

      The creator of a noosed Sarah Palin mannequin that haunted a Halloween yard display apparently violated eBay’s ethical guidelines when he uploaded a photograph of the effigy for an online auction. Read comments More: continued here

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      Palin effigy taken down on eBay (UPI)

      Byadmin January 19, 2009

      WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Jan. 19 (UPI) — An online auction of an effigy of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was interrupted when eBay took down the posting. More: continued here

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    • stamps

      Big jump in Wash. food stamp applications in Nov. (Seattle Times)

      Byadmin January 19, 2009

      Food stamps applications in Washington rose 42 percent in November, taxing the state’s ability to process the requests. More: continued here

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      Advertisers spending big bucks on Super Bowl despite economy (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

      Byadmin January 19, 2009

      By DEBORAH YAO and RYAN NAKASHIMA The Super Bowl is on track to remain one big, glitzy bash even in these tough economic times. That’s not to say some advertisers aren’t nervous about buying expensive ad slots as business falters. Stalwarts such as General Motors Corp., FedEx Corp. and Garmin Ltd. won’t advertise on the…

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