I have come to realize that all the papers, the stacks of newspapers, the fat three-ring binders filled with investment reports on the floor beneath the kitchen table, the four checkbooks, the piles of mindless mail, selling, wanting, promising, spread over the kitchen and dining room tables are her life.
For example, the Daily Mail sold an average of 3,009,981 copies on Saturdays in April, but only 2,507,860 - a difference of 934,120 copies.
Indeed, the Post - with an audited circulation last year above 36,000 - sells more copies every day in the Swansea Bay area alone than the Western Mail sells across the whole region (an average of 25,435 during the first six months of last year, according to ABC).
Northcliffe's Hull Daily Mail sold an average of 56,287, down 5.7% on the same period last year, while the company's Nottingham Evening Post rounded out the top 10, down 8.6% year on year to sell an average of 55,507 copies Monday to Saturday.
The Court has acknowledged that a doorbell or knocker is typically treated as an invitation, or license, to the public to approach the front door of the home to deliver mail, sell goods, solicit for charities, etc.
The Symantec Corporation, the world's biggest maker of antivirus and antispam software, won a $3 million legal judgment against a company that sent unsolicited e-mail selling counterfeit Symantec programs.
But along with that content, it offers separate e-mails selling clothes and deals at local businesses, melding commerce and content in ways that have long made traditional publications bristle.
I just sent them a one-paragraph e-mail, selling, but not overselling, myself.
The Great Royal Mail sell-off is the biggest UK privatisation since RailTrack was shunted off the public books in 1996, so there's plenty of interest in how it performs.
I think he finally left the business and set up a direct mail operation selling things like taps for shoes.
When Cox took the job, in September 1999, the Mail was selling an average of 765,128 copies an issue.
