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The day he was hired as head coach and general manager of the Calgary Stampeders back in December, John Hufnagel was thinking about flags. One of the flags was the Canadian flag he purchased, that now hangs proudly from a tree on the front lawn of his house in Jacksonville, …

Australian eBay users won't be forced to use PayPalHeise Online, Germany –4 hours agoeBay has failed in its plans to introduce a compulsory PayPal scheme for its Australian users. The company withdrew an announcement to that effect from the … More: continued here

Exclusive: Has the Post Office axe fallen in your area?Comet 24, UK –1 hour agoThe long-awaited hit list is due to be announced by the Post Office tomorrow (Tuesday) and we understand that the axe has bitten deeply into local post… More: continued here

MP's vow to save post officeManchester Online, UK –6 hours agoEight post offices under threat are in his own constituency. But when he faced 100 constituents at Lees Library in the shadow of at-risk Lees Post Office, … More: continued here

SOME people collect stamps while others have a fascination for classic art but Ken Shire is obsessed with… Morris Minors. More: continued here

An internal Canadian military document is critical of an Arctic sovereignty exercise last August for lack of interest by officers.The report on Operation Nanook was obtained by The Globe and Mail newspaper under the Access to Information Act. It said officers failed to distribute information on how the exercises on …

Trade Me Lawsuit an eBay Copycat Case?Auctionbytes –3 hours agoLast week, a French court ordered eBay to pay almost 40 million euros to LVMH for "negligence" and "illicit sales" over the sale of counterfeit goods on its … More: continued here

The classic romantic ballet “Giselle” opens at the Metropolitan Opera House.  Presented by the American Ballet Theatre, this tale of an ultimately royal village maiden is filled with unrequited love, beauty and sorrow. More: continued here

Thousands of poor students in Ohio who need free school lunches will get to skip the paperwork this fall. Instead of requiring families who receive food stamps or are part of the Ohio Works First program to fill out forms and return them to their children’s schools, districts already will …

They won’t face the usual paperwork for the fall but will be enrolled in the program automatically, thanks to a recent federal requirement. The Ohio Department of Education will rely on lists of families that get food stamps or state cash assistance. More: continued here