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Police: Officer Posts Sex Photos On eBayKPHO Phoenix, AZ –4 hours agoA Tempe police officer posted explicit images of his ex-girlfriend for sale on eBay after she refused to have sex with him, court documents show. …Officer Arrested, Allegedly Threatens Girlfriend for Not Having SexKTAR.comall 7 news articles More: continued here

Pretoria – Winemaking is an occupation usually left to humans but this has changed with a Knysna elephant using its weight to stamps grapes at the Knysna Elephant Park, the Herald Online reported on Wednesday. More: continued here

An airport sniffer dog has been given the stamp of approval by the Royal Mail. More: continued here

An airport sniffer dog has been given the stamp of approval by the Royal Mail. Max the springer spaniel’s contribution to crime fighting is certainly not to be sniffed at. More: continued here

Emergency Food Stamps available for victims of floodingCarroll County Comet, IN –3 minutes agoThe Disaster Food Stamp Program (DFSP) may apply to all residents affected by the disaster, including people not currently receiving State assistance. … More: continued here

AmeriResource Update: BizAuctions Receives 32775 Online Bids in …CNNMoney.com –1 hour agoDelmar Janovec, CEO, comments, "BizAuctions achieved Titanium Powerseller status on eBay through its eBay store name: BusinessAuctions Inc, …BizAuctions Revenues for January 2008 Increase SignificantlyFOXBusinessAmeriResource Update: BizAuctions Revenues for January 2008 …Market Wire (press release)all 16 news articles More: continued …

Officials say the project could be completed as soon as May. Posted: Wednesday, February 06, 2008 at 7:51 a.m. ESCANABA — Construction on the FedEx Ground Distribution Center in Escanaba is running ahead of schedule. More: continued here

Postal agencies hope technology can replace dwindling business. Marty Sellers used to need about a hundred postage stamps every three months. These days, he can stretch that supply to last a year. More: continued here

IRVINE, Calif. Police have arrested a 42-year-old man who they say made at least $300,000 auctioning off art forgeries on eBay. Forty-two-year-old Vincent Lopreto is accused of selling imitations of works by English artist Damien Hirst that would be worth up to $20,000 apiece if authentic. More: continued here

Which was your favorite Super Bowl commercial? Bobbing asleep, Pepsi Max: Cowboys and rappers nod off before they drink some Max. Giant pigeons, FedEx: Delivery problems not solved by giant pigeons that terrorize the city. More: continued here