Some great photo work on Malgusto this week.  You’ll love these latest pics.

Dozens of women staged a breast-feeding protest at the Berkshire, PA Mall on Saturday to protest a security guard’s recent action in telling a nursing mother to use a blanket or stop. Sure to be a real suckfest.

International courier UPS receives an average of more than one San Francisco parking ticket every hour, giving the company the unenviable distinction of being the city’s No. 1 parking violator.

For more than 150 years, messages of joy, sorrow and success came in signature yellow envelopes hand-delivered by a courier. Now the Western Union telegram is officially a thing of the past.

Retailers had very happy holidays. US retail e-commerce sales (excluding travel) for the fourth quarter of 2006 were the highest they have been in four years, according to the US Census Bureau.

Elitist takes croquet and transforms it to ‘Toequet,’ a soccer-croquet version of the sport.

An Egyptian court this week sentenced blogger Abdel Kareem Nabil Suleiman to four years in prison. He is the first person in Egypt to be jailed for internet-based journalism.

Deaths and injuries on Britain’s roads cost the NHS £470m every year and the economy £8bn as well as destroying families, according to a Government watchdog.

Judges in Utah are warned to quit sleeping during court. Judges warn lawyers to quit being so boring.

IRS goes after eBay, wants info on seller earnings.