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From good deeds to good dudes.

In the next 10 minutes, we'll get the lowdown on what's up in the world.

I'm Bethany Van Delft, and this is the 10 News.

February 17th is Random Acts of kindness day, a day to, you guessed it, do nice things for no reason at all.

That's so sweet.

According to the foundation behind the special day, the positive effects of doing something kind for others, receiving a

kindness, or just witnessing a kind act are backed by science.

Brilliant.

So why don't you partake in some kindness today?

And tell us about it.

Send us your stories of kindness, given, received, witnessed, all of them at hello at the 10News.com.

And now, let's get sporty. Here's the latest from the 10 News sports contributor, Kenny Curtis.

Lots of people dream of becoming a famous athlete. Sadly, most of us don't quite have the natural

talent or ability to make that possible, but that doesn't mean you can't be part of the action.

Really? You already know about the glamorous gigs like head coach or sports psychologist,

so today we're going to talk about some of the more unusual jobs that somebody's

got to do in order to keep the games going. These people are the unsung heroes of the athletics

industry, the folks doing what we like to call the weirdest jobs in sports. First up, the horse

masseuse.

Yep, there's a whole profession dedicated to keeping racehorses relaxed.

Known in the industry as equine massage therapists, these hard workers are responsible for giving race horses their pre- and post-race massages.

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