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AP Newsbreak: Lost mushroom pickers signaled helicopter with knife, considered ... - The Republic
AP Newsbreak: Lost mushroom pickers signaled helicopter with knife, considered ... The Republic Three mushroom pickers lost six nights in the rugged forest of southwest Oregon with no food considered eating their dog, and used the screen on their dead cellphone and the blade of a sheath knife to flash a signal at the helicopter pilot who found ... |
Shuler's retirement is bad news for Blue Dogs - Asheville Citizen-Times
 Roll Call (subscription) | Shuler's retirement is bad news for Blue Dogs Asheville Citizen-Times Shuler is the seventh member of the Blue Dog Coalition — a group of fiscally conservative House Democrats — to step down or announce retirement since the 2010 elections. The Blue Dogs' ranks fell from 54 to 26 in 2010. And last year, Rep. Shulerdammerung: Twilight of the Dogs Shuler Latest in Long Line of Blue Dog Losses |
Super Bowl ads go to the dogs - The Tennessean
 Neon Tommy | Super Bowl ads go to the dogs The Tennessean A dog that's been bad uses Doritos to persuade a man to keep his mouth shut about a missing cat in one of the Super Bowl ads liked by our ad panel. / Doritos By Bruce Horovitz, USA TODAY The Super Bowl is over, but there's still plenty of time on the ... Doritos Super Bowl commercials 2012: Dog Park, Hot Wild Girls, Sling Baby |
Firefighters have confirmed 12 dogs dead in a house fire - KNDO/KNDU
 Mid Columbia Tri City Herald | Firefighters have confirmed 12 dogs dead in a house fire KNDO/KNDU Firefighters have confirmed 12 dogs dead in a house fire. Benton County firefighters say at least 12 small dogs are dead after a house fire at 26004 251 Private Road in Benton City. A woman renting the home, 64-year old Linda Brown was taken to Kadlec ... At least 15 dogs die in house fire outside Benton City |
Dogs, chips, sex appeal and yogurt stand out in Super Bowl ads - LubbockOnline.com
Dogs, chips, sex appeal and yogurt stand out in Super Bowl ads LubbockOnline.com By Adam D. Young Forget about Clint Eastwood, Ferris Bueller or a dancing M&M candy, Super Bowl watchers at Lubbock sports bars said they were more impressed with dogs, chips, sex appeal and even yogurt. Between tackles, passes and plays in Sunday's ... |
