PO supporters have protest wrapped upCambridge Evening News, UK –21 minutes agoCAMPAIGNERS battling to save a post office from closure hope to deliver a victory – by dressing up as parcels. It is part of an ongoing battle to save 23 … More: continued here
Vegetable oil can be used for more than just cooking. Just ask Michael Hoy.Hoy and eight of his friends bought a school bus on eBay in 2006 and rode it across the country.Hoy said it was an excellent trip, except for one thing: the $3,000 he and his friends had to pay for diesel fue……
Jim fixed it for us!Selby Times, UK –1 hour agoOFFICIAL reopening of South Milford Post Office was performed this week by well-known TV personality Sir Jimmy Savile. The Leeds born and bred celebrity … More: continued here
Market report: Monday previewThis is Money, UK –24 minutes agoThe Mail on Sunday's column Midas will send extra share tips direct to your inbox. Find out more: Midas share tips Spread-bettors IG Index see the FTSE 100 … More: continued here
Thousands of people in San Antonio don’t have enough to feed their families, and they’re turning to the local food bank and state-funded food stamps for help. More: continued here
U.S. delivery company United Parcel Service is in talks to buy Dutch rival TNT NV , a source familiar with the talks said. More: continued here
Çѹ·Õè 11 ÊÔ§ËÒ¤Á 2551 10:34 ¹. Throughout August, Thara Thong, the renowned Thai restaurant at the Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers presents diners with a special selection of exquisite dishes featuring a wide variety of local herbs and spices. More: continued here
WASHINGTON: US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has said that he had no interest in staying in his post beyond January when a new administration takes office. More: continued here
Like a lot of folks, Henry Burris had a tough time making sense of the Brett Favre melodrama, which reached its denouement this week when the storied Green Bay Packers quarterback came out of a short-lived retirement and returned to the NFL with the New York Jets. More: continued here
AN eccentric British lord who is trying to sell his lifestyle on eBay says bidders who obviously can’t afford the millions of pounds they are offering are ruining his online auction. More: continued here