Lardal, Norway -- Not all UFO are E.T.s. Some are cats, such as the recent sighting in Lardal, Norway. Scandinavian UFO experts say the giant ball of fire that rocketed above the town was not an alien, but a cat electrocuted after it climbed a street lamp.

SAVANNAH, Ga. -- By all means, practice what you preach. That's the lesson learned by a DUI coordinator for Georgia's Chatham County State Court who was caught driving drunk. The 24-year-old man was nabbed after cops saw him driving at 1:30 a.m. with his headlights off. The "Savannah Morning News" reports he's resigned from his job due to the incident.

ALMERE, The Netherlands -- There IS such as thing as being too clean: A Dutch man who used several types of cleansers in his bathroom has been left homeless after the volatile mix exploded. Local newspapers report the man wasn't hurt, but he blew out all his windows and the walls of his apartment are about to collapse.

NEW YORK -- While U.S. troops are dropping bombs on Iraq, publishers are dropping magazines on the troops. "Maxim" and "Stuff" magazines are being shipped to the desert in hopes the boys will use the model spreads as modern day pin-ups -- like servicemen did during WWII. "Sports Illustrated" and "Marie Claire" magazines are also being shipped to the fighting men and women.

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