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Utah politician seals deal with horse kiss (AP)

Davis County Commissioner Alan Hansen kisses 'Reno', a quarter horse owned by Scott Bass who works for the county, in Farmington, Ut., Tuesdaty, Aug. 19, 2008.  County employees won a weight loss contest against the Davis Hospital. As a prize, their bosses, the county commissioners, kissed a cow during the County fair last week. Hansen was noticeably absent from the kiss, so they brought a horse to the courthouse for payback. (AP Photo/Keith Johnson, Deseret News)AP - Lose a bet, kiss a horse. That's how Davis County Commissioner Alan Hansen found himself kissing a 3-year-old sand-colored horse named Reno.





Now on the Hallmark aisle: Gay marriage cards (AP)

This photo provided by Hallmark shows a same-sex wedding greeting card.  Hallmark added the cards after California joined Massachusetts as the only U.S. states with legal gay marriage. (AP Photo/Hallmark)AP - Most states don't recognize gay marriage — but now Hallmark does.





61-year-old woman gives birth in Japan (AP)

An obstetrician at work in an operating theatre. A 61-year-old woman in central Japan has given birth to a surrogate child for her daughter, an obstetrician has said.(AFP/File/Didier Pallages)AP - A 61-year-old Japanese woman gave birth to her own grandchild, using an egg donated by her daughter, a clinic said Thursday.





Illinois sheriff does jail time - voluntarily (AP)

AP - The Lake County sheriff is behind bars — voluntarily.




Man continues decades-old Cadillac-a-year habit (AP)

AP - There are loyal customers, and then there's Joseph Macko.




PM's voicemail: call my predecessor (Reuters)

Ireland's Prime Minister Brian Cowen speaks during a breakfast before ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange, July 16, 2008. (Chip East/Reuters)Reuters - Ever wished your predecessor was there to take the flak for the problems you inherited?





Outback mayor seeks "ugly duckling" women (Reuters)

A couple stands at the embankment of the Volga River in Samara, about 1000 km (620 miles) southeast of Moscow May 18, 2007. (Sergei Karpukhin/Reuters)Reuters - A plea for lovelorn female "ugly ducklings" to move to a remote Australian mining town to reverse a shortage of eligible women has landed the local mayor in hot water.





No sandcastles please, you're in Italy (Reuters)

Two sand sculptors carve a creation during the Sandcastle Festival in Zeebrugge, northern Belgium, June 23, 2002. (Thierry Roge/Reuters)Reuters - When in Capri, don't wander off the beach in a bikini. If you go to the sea in Eraclea, near Venice, remember that building sandcastles is forbidden. And don't even think about mowing your lawn at the weekend in Forte dei Marmi.





New porn channel lets Canadians strut their stuff (Reuters)

Reuters - Canadians who may have become tired of being passed over as porn stars will have a new, home-grown outlet to showcase their erotic talents.




Cupcake makers at war over dot-in-circle trademark (Reuters)

Reuters - Sprinkles Cupcakes, a California purveyor of mini-cakes beloved by Hollywood stars, has accused rival Famous Cupcakes of stealing its trademarked "Modern Dot" cupcake design to lure away clientele.




Satellites track Mexican kidnap victims with chips (Reuters)

A global positioning satellite is seen in a handout artist's rendering. REUTERS/HandoutReuters - Wealthy Mexicans, terrified of soaring kidnapping rates, are spending thousands of dollars to implant tiny transmitters under their skin so satellites can help find them tied up in a safe house or stuffed in the trunk of a car.





Economy under par? Play less golf (Reuters)

South Korean President Lee Myung-bak waves from an airplane upon his departure at a military airport in Seoul, July 8, 2008. REUTERS/Jo Yong-HakReuters - South Korea's President Lee Myung-bak has told officials to give up golf for the moment because it sends the wrong signal just as the economy has hit the rough.





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