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Canada.com Stamps Have Three Offensive All-StarsOurSports Central (press release), WI –4 hours agoThe Calgary Stampeders are proud to announce that running back Joffrey Reynolds, receiver Ken-Yon Rambo and kicker Sandro DeAngelis have been named to the …Floyd fires up LionsCalgary Heraldall 4 news articles More: continued here

Nov. 13 (Bloomberg) — Not many of us have been to Babylon. For the last five years, its remains in southern Iraq have been partly covered by a military base. Yet we’ve all heard a lot about it — the Hanging Gardens, the Whore and the Tower (admittedly of Babel, …

One eBay seller has reached a milestone by surpassing the one million mark in positive feedback from customers. read more More: continued here

Lawmakers are expected to meet in a lame-duck session next week to draft a small fiscal stimulus bill that will narrowly focus on unemployment benefits and food stamps, but is not expected to include measures related to the municipal bond market, congressional sources said this week. More: continued here

If you’ve ever sold something on eBay, you may have been pleased to receive positive feedback from the buyer. Multiply that by a million, and you can imagine how Jack Sheng feels. Sheng, 33, owns Los Angeles-based Eforcity Corp., which has been selling… More: continued here

New coach sends Stamps in winning directionNational Post, Canada –4 minutes agoAnd that statement alone may be the biggest reason why, in a single season, the Stamps have gone from an under-performing squad that suffered its third … More: continued here

If you’ve ever sold something on eBay, you may have been pleased to receive positive feedback from the buyer. More: continued here

Royal Mail confirms it is closing its Milton Keynes Mail Centre to move to a new multi-million pound centre. More: continued here

In other FedEx news, the company plans to reduce by 20 percent carbon dioxide emissions from its FedEx Express aircraft fleet and improve fuel efficie…. More: continued here

A contract for a card account used by millions of people to receive benefits and pensions will be retained by the Post Office, the Government has announced. More: continued here