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Auctions for Animated Oil Slick and Snarl on eBayseibertron.com, IL –4 minutes agoeBay.com]eBay[/url]. EBay auctions for Transformers Animated Oil Slick and Snarl have appeared on eBay from seller yizhi521. The auctions offer us a glimpse … More: continued here

INDIANAPOLIS – Problems with Indiana’s landmark automation of welfare eligibility have cost some disabled residents food stamps and other benefits they need to survive, the American Civil Liberties Union alleges in a lawsuit that seeks class-action status. More: continued here

Michael Hutchence sells his memoirs on eBayentertainment.oneindia.in, India –15 hours agoInitially, the item was placed on eBay with the starting bid of 300 US dollars, but later the lady residing in Nevada closed the sale when she feared … More: continued here

HELLERTOWN | Facing a packed crowd of concerned residents, borough officials narrowly voted Monday to reverse a previous decision to build a new post office at Juniper Road and Constitution Avenue. More: continued here

Artistic Postage Reveals New Wedding StampsMediaSyndicate (press release) –7 minutes agoMay 2008 – In what could be called a niche within a niche, ArtisticPostage.com has introduced specific types of postal wedding stamps. … More: continued here

Food Stamps: Breaking recordsSeattle Post Intelligencer –3 hours agoIn fact, according to the paper, the current 27.5 million Americans relying on food stamps for the basics is the highest since 1994 (although as a … More: continued here

First, let me go on record as saying I am not a collector of anything. Never have been. Haven’t collected stamps or buttons or coins. My wife, on the other hand, collects antique furniture, birdcages, bird nests, postal scales, vintage signs — you name it. More: continued here

A summary of the cases so far decided in the 2007-2008 Supreme Court term. The justices have heard oral arguments for 70 cases and returned opinions in 37 of them. One case was dismissed. More: continued here

In January, 2006, Rolling Stones fans coughed up as much as $1,500-a-ticket to watch Mick Jagger strut his stuff at the United Center. They should have paid the city’s 8 percent amusement tax — $120 for a $1,500 — just like everyone else who buys from a broker. More: continued …

Is postal market liberalisation really working?PrecisionMarketing, UK –21 hours agoHaving spent the past two and a half years bemoaning the negative effect liberalisation has had on its business and the postal market in general, Royal Mail… More: continued here