Even dumb dogs are clever. Just think of the many ways they get humans to do what they want. Few can resist the soulful eyes and the offered paw when eating something the dog also views as tasty. One of the reasons for the many-thousand year association between humans and dogs is the latter’s great capacity for communicating in terms the former can understand. How often has your canine companion delivered a tennis ball with a look that you unerringly interpret as ‘time for fetch’? These are only two examples out of many that show dogs have a great capacity for learning complex behavior. Read the rest of this article at: http://dogs.colecto.com/

Baseball, football, soccer -- nothing slows him down. "Adam Bender, 8, is one of several kids who plays catcher in Southeasterns rookie league at Veterans Park. What makes Adam stand out is that he plays one of the toughest positions on the field with only one leg. Because of cancer, he had his left leg amputated when he was one. Adam doesnt use a prosthesis, and only uses crutches when he reaches base for the Astros. Charles Bertram | Staff" Read the full story here: http://www.kentucky.com/211/story/420950.html

Boone and Kenzie are 2 very well-behaved Scottish Terriers that have been blessed with loving owners that allow them to travel and explore the world like most humans want to do.
Boone and Kenzie have been able to ride in trains, planes, boats/ferries, buses, metro systems and more. Places they have stayed in range from 5-star hotels to tents on the side of the road. They've swam in 3 oceans, played on a few mountain ranges and experienced all extreme weather. Their adventures have just gotten started and they are looking forward to their next jouney. It might be a trip to Mexico, East coast USA, Hawaii, Asia, Canada or maybe a book deal? Who knows, they are just enjoying sharing their videos/pictures of their trips, and their life experiences. To find out more about Boone and Kenzie visit their website: Scotte Tails at http://www.scottietails.com/

Two people raised a lion they called Christian.Sadly he got to big for them to take care of so they decided to release him to live as a wild lion. After a year they decided to travel to Africa to see him. They were told that he would not remember them. Get your tissue ready....

With gas at all time highs, the home mortgage market going bust, banks in distress with all the subprime mess, no wonder a person can't keep their mind on the task at hand. This poor person is having a very bad day. I sure hope no one was hurt in this accident.

To smoke or not to smoke is not the question. Where you smoke is! This latest offering from The Wood Creek Faction kicks serious cigarette comedy butt with a portrayal of a citizen with an extremist complex. Filmed on location on a very hot and humid day, with a full audience watching from porches all along the lake.
In this satirical comedy, a camera crew follows a dumb citizen during one of his patrols to apprehend cigarette smokers violating his perception of non-smoking laws.
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This lady gives her statement on gun control to her local representatives.. Her parents were both killed by a gunman in a restaurant in Texas. She was lucky that she got out alive.
From Wikipedia: The Second Amendment (Amendment II) to the United States Constitution is a part of the United States Bill of Rights that protects the pre-existing individual right to possess and carry weapons (i.e. "keep and bear arms") in case of confrontation.[1] Codification of the right to keep and bear arms into the Bill of Rights was influenced by a fear that the federal government would disarm the people in order to impose rule through a standing army or select militia,[2] since history had shown the way tyrants eliminated resistance to suppression of political opponents was to simply take away the people's arms and make it an offense to keep them.[3] In District of Columbia v. Heller, the Supreme Court ruled that self-defense is a central component of the right.[4] Before the Heller decision on June 26, 2008, there was much disagreement as to whether it protected a collective right or an individual right, because the amendment begins with a prefatory clause that refers to a "well regulated militia."[5][6] Previously, the Supreme Court did not address the amendment directly, or did so in limited or ambiguous terms. Because Heller involved the District of Columbia, which is not a state, controversy remains concerning whether the Second Amendment prohibits only the federal government from infringing upon the right, or whether it extends to state and local jurisdictions by way of incorporation through the Fourteenth Amendment.