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While angry eBay sellers have taken to the ‘Net, it’s not to hawk their wares. Instead they’re posting messages and videos at MySpace, YouTube and Flikr, as well as blogs and forums, calling for solidarity in a week-long boycott that kicked off yesterday. More: continued here

FIVE Post Offices in Harrow could be shut as part of widespread closures being considered across the capital. A branch in Kingsbury and one in Wembley are also under threat, as Royal Mail begins a six week consultation into closing 169 Post Office branches across London. More: continued here

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Alabama wants more people to receive food stamp benefits. Alabama Department of Human Resources Commissioner Page Walley says the move would help the hungry and boost the economy. More: continued here

An anonymous reader writes “The Church of Scientology can delete auctions from eBay with no supervision under the VeRO program, and has used this to delete all resale of the e-meters Scientologists use. This is to stop members from buying used units from ex-members instead of buying from the official …

eBay boycott this weekEDN.com, MA –3 minutes agoBy Category Boycott eBay this week. I used to love eBay. I bought a ton of test equipment on eBay and sold a ton of Harley parts. … More: continued here

MARANA, Ariz. – This being an election year in the United States, a popular question seemed appropriate for golf’s most seasoned politician. More: continued here

Aromas post office may get the bootSanta Cruz Sentinel, CA –5 hours agoAROMAS — The bulletin board in front of the US Post Office has fliers advertising everything from day care to sheep for sale. … More: continued here

Post office murals work of WPA artistsSauk Centre Herald, MN –2 hours agoThe approximately five-foot by 12-foot mural on the north side of the Sauk Centre Post Office depicts a threshing crew diligently at work on a typical … More: continued here

ALVESTON Post Office is tipped to escape the axe under the latest round of closures – although fingers are still being crossed. A hit list of offices earmarked for closure as part of government cost-cutting programme is not due to be officially announced until Tuesday. More: continued here