Politician Uses hot Vids to Spice Up Mayoral Race

Nice-$1,000 Reward Offered for Missing Ballpoint Pen

So Low-Woman jailed for stealing cemetery urns

Why- Sushi shop sign too offensive for neighbourhood (Fukyu)

New-Man rapes duck in Turkish village

Wow-Politician Uses hot Vids to Spice Up Mayoral Race

So Low-Woman jailed for stealing cemetery urns

SARNIA, ONT. - A woman who sold brass flower urns stolen from a cemetery to support a drug habit has been sentenced to 45 days in jail. Leanne Vansickle, 21, pleaded guilty Thursday in Sarnia, Ont., court to theft, use of a stolen credit card, possession of the stolen urns, failing to attend court and a court-order violation over the past eight months.

Vansickle was “hooked” on prescription drugs and her crimes were feeding the habit, said defence lawyer Robert McFadden. On Jan. 24, Vansickle and two other people sold 16 brass flower urns to a scrap dealer. They’d been reported stolen earlier in the day by a cemetery caretaker. One of the trio was sentenced to 85 days in jail and the other is still before the courts.

Why- Sushi shop sign too offensive for neighbourhood (Fukyu)

MONTREAL - A Quebec Superior Court flipped the bird to sushi restaurant Fukyu. The name "Fukyu" might be a Japanese word for a form of martial arts, but a judge ruled in August that it was "clearly inappropriate" in the Montreal context. Sushi bar owner John De Melo, 28, told QMI Agency he wanted to name his Montreal resto something "catchy and Japanese. We didn't think it would be inappropriate." So the sign outside his

restaurant read "Fukyu" since last February. By July, De Melo's landlord began receiving complaints from other tenants. The landlord, L.G. Plaza, filed a lawsuit claiming De Melo was obliged to get consent before erecting the sign that the landlord claimed was provocative. Judge Kirkland Casgrain agreed and ordered De Melo to hide the offensive words within 24 hours of the court ruling, which was released at the end of August. De Melo said he didn't think the ruling would have negative impact on his business.

New-Man rapes duck in Turkish village

A man was detained in Bursa province in Turkey’s Marmara region for allegedly raping a duck, daily Habertürk reported. Police forces detained the man following complaints from his inlaws, who claimed he had raped one of their ducks during an overnight stay in their house. The man’s father-in-law said he found "feathers and blood" in a bed with the duck. The duck was "unable to walk," according to the father-in-law. The man’s mother-in-law told daily Habertürk she later discovered the man’s bloody shirt by a tree the next morning.The 50 year-old suspect denied all accusations, calling them all "slander."The duck was found to have suffered deformation and damage to its intestines and underwent several operations. It is now reportedly in good condition and remains in a vetrenarian’s care.

Wow-Politician Uses hot Vids to Spice Up Mayoral Race in Bosnian City.

Mirad Hadziahmetovic, an independent mayoral candidate in Zenica, Bosnia’s fourth largest city, decided on Thursday to upload pornographic videos to his campaign's website to attract potential voters. When visitors arrive at his site, they must answer a few questions about Zenica’s economy and public policies before they verify their age and watch pornographic clips.

After every video, another plays afterward of Hadziahmetovic, speaking directly into the camera and saying,"If you liked this clip, vote for me."According to The Associated Press, Hadziahmetovic has a slim chance of winning October’s upcoming election. There was no immediate information of how the explicit videos have affected traffic on his site or his numbers in any polls.Hadziahmetovic’s last minute effort to garner votes also involves a “Your ad could be here” space at the bottom of the PDF file that contains his official platform on his official site.

Nice-$1,000 Reward Offered for Missing Ballpoint Pen

A La Jolla doctor is offering a $1,000 reward for a missing ballpoint pen that he says has both sentimental and historical value.Neuroscientist Philip Low, CEO of NeuroVigil, says the high-end pen he’s searching for is a black and silver Chopard rollerback that is valued at $610. "It is not just a fancy pen," says Dr. Low, "It was the only pen that was used by some of the world's foremost U.S. scientists." Low says he and a select group of neuroscientists used the special Chopard pen to sign an important scientific document last July that was written by Low himself called the “Cambridge Declaration of Consciousness.”