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First PM's signature for sale on eBayToronto Star,  Canada –3 hours agoOTTAWA–A woman living in Massachusetts is selling on eBay what may well be a piece of Canadian history: a small card with Canada's first prime minister's … More: continued here

Post office axe 'out of the blue'Oxford Mail, UK –2 minutes agoHe said: "No one from the Post Office has said anything, all I have heard is what I have read in the Oxford Mail. "It is very disappointing. … More: continued here

FedEx Freight, a division of FedEx Corp. — United Parcel Service Inc.’s largest competitor — is expanding its Louisville operations. More: continued here

SILVERBURN may try to emulate full-brother Denman by capturing the Royal & SunAlliance Chase at the Cheltenham Festival after his all-the-way success in the totesport.com Challengers Novices’ Chase at Sandown. More: continued here

CIO sells school s mainframe on eBayComputerworld, MA –1 hour agoLast month, the school agreed to sell it — for $40000 on eBay. IT systems "depreciate worse than cars," lamented Tony Parziale, CIO at the Florida college. … More: continued here

Congress may throw wrench in Texas privatization planAustin American-Statesman, TX –1 hour agoJoe Baca, D-Calif., said it was inspired in part by problems in Texas, where some eligible families were improperly denied food stamps, Medicaid and cash … More: continued here

An alleged UFO sighting in Stephenville, Texas, has created sales opportunities on auction Web sites, including souvenir T-shirts. A small jar of burned or metallic dirt from an alien landing site appeared on eBay for $9.99, plus $8.95 shipping, but it re… More: continued here

So now we know using FedEx is a far wiser delivery solution that carrier pigeons. More: continued here

The Web site – available in Korean, English, Chinese, Russian and Japanese – also sells bicycles, commemorative stamps, roller skates and uniforms for Taekwondo, a Korean martial art. It includes a shopping cart icon and says credit cards are acceptable. More: continued here

A new “dot-post” Internet address in the works aims to set apart the electronic services increasingly offered by postal agencies around the world. More: continued here