Sentences with phrase «how dog story»

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Dubner told what he called the «disgusting and ridiculous» story of how the thin Japanese man shattered world records and redefined competitive eating at Nathan's Famous Fourth of July hot - dog eating contest in Coney Island, N.Y.

We talked, as baseball people do, of the past: He told me how much he'd enjoyed competing against Frank and Brooks Robinson of my Orioles, and he loved the story of how Baltimore fans bombarded showboating Reggie Jackson with hot dogs dispensed from the upper deck when Reggie played his first game in Memorial Stadium after abandoning Baltimore for the fleshpots of New York and the overbearing Yankees.

The story relates how at first Jesus seems reluctant to do this; after all, he is a Jew in background and thought and she is a non-Jew who in the typical Jewish understanding of that time was considered «a dog» before whom the treasures of Jewish conviction were not to be asserted.

These stories of love, and how pets can bring people together, will truly warm your heart: Dog PortraitDawn Maslar and her partner Ed... more

This week we have stories on how we taste water, extracting ancient DNA from mummy heads, and the earliest evidence for dog breeding with Online News Editor David Grimm.

The book is as much a scientific exploration of how the canine brain might function as it is a deeply personal story about Berns's relationship with dogs as pets and colleagues.

But even if we can one day say, with confidence, when and where and how many times an ancestral wolf became a dog, we'll still have only half of the story.

Sharing her story and her tips on how to heal illness the Paleo way are the things she is most passionate about, followed closely by Bulletproof coffee, yoga pants, and her dog, River.

On Smaller Dogs and Larger Life Questions by Kate Figes is not only an exceptionally beautifully written book, because here is a gifted author, but also because her story is an account of how every person could be in her situation.

G - Dog tells the entertaining, hilarious and unlikely story of how a white Jesuit priest became an expert in gang lives.

From dealing with cats and dogs in his white lab coat during the day to modeling with bikini girls at night, this is the true story about Russell Mitchell and how one of his legendary motorcycles comes to life.

At the same time Marty discovers his best friend has publicly solicited for psychopaths to contact him to help inspire his story, the dognapping scam hits a snag when Billy steals the dog of local psychopath Charlie (Harrelson) who quickly exacts his revenge and sends the writing and dognapping trio into the desert where they figure out how to deal with Charlie's rampage and, if they have time, a decent ending for Marty's story.

By the end of the film, you'll either come away refreshed that it doesn't exactly end up how you might think, or upset that you've wasted your time following phony - baloney characters stuck in the middle of a faux - erudite shaggy - dog story.

It's a story of mourning for what has become of the world, as the dogs get into scraps over scraps and, in the case of former show dog Nutmeg (voice of Scarlett Johansson), explain how unfair it would be to bring puppies into this world.

New extras: «Walt & His Dogs»: Through archival recordings and photos, hear the tales of the dogs Walt Disney owned and loved over his lifetime; «Stories from Walt's Office: Take a tour of Walt's office suite on the Studio lot, carefully re-created to look just as it did when he occupied it; «How to Make a Meatball and Other Fun Facts About Lady and The Tramp»: Watch a delicious lesson on how to make perfect meatballs with teen chef Amber Kelley and Oh My Disney Show Host Alexys GabrieDogs»: Through archival recordings and photos, hear the tales of the dogs Walt Disney owned and loved over his lifetime; «Stories from Walt's Office: Take a tour of Walt's office suite on the Studio lot, carefully re-created to look just as it did when he occupied it; «How to Make a Meatball and Other Fun Facts About Lady and The Tramp»: Watch a delicious lesson on how to make perfect meatballs with teen chef Amber Kelley and Oh My Disney Show Host Alexys Gabriedogs Walt Disney owned and loved over his lifetime; «Stories from Walt's Office: Take a tour of Walt's office suite on the Studio lot, carefully re-created to look just as it did when he occupied it; «How to Make a Meatball and Other Fun Facts About Lady and The Tramp»: Watch a delicious lesson on how to make perfect meatballs with teen chef Amber Kelley and Oh My Disney Show Host Alexys GabrielHow to Make a Meatball and Other Fun Facts About Lady and The Tramp»: Watch a delicious lesson on how to make perfect meatballs with teen chef Amber Kelley and Oh My Disney Show Host Alexys Gabrielhow to make perfect meatballs with teen chef Amber Kelley and Oh My Disney Show Host Alexys Gabrielle.

«Metalhead» is a post-apocalyptic story that's light on describing what led to said apocalypse, but once we meet a deadly mechanical «dog» seemingly hunting any and all human beings, we've got a pretty good idea of how to fill in the blanks.

Essentially, it is the story of how eight sled dogs struggle for survival after being left behind during one of the worst snowstorms to hit that area.

Or how about the «framing story» of the dog dying.

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I'll save the back story of how I decided I needed to buy the app for our next CrackBerry Podcast (for now let's just say I was triple dog dared into it), but buy it I did.

Against a background of war, terrorism, disease and unbearable uncertainty about the future, this story of how a foreign correspondent and his wife fought to adopt a Zimbabwean baby emerges as an inspiring testament to the miracles that love and dogged determination can sometimes achieve.

How she got there and why she lives alone at age 68, with three dogs and new neighbors — a mysterious and seemingly broken Cambodian family — is the lovely, slowly unfurling story of the latest novel by best - selling author Gish Jen.Within the last two years Hattie has lost her husband of 30...

My girlfriend's been telling her friends how she received «the best present ever» — this short collection of funny photos of her dog, along with sweetly humorous captions that tell the story of his life.

Electronics - sniffing dogs: How K9s became a secret weapon for solving high - tech crimes (ZD Net) Fascinating story that showcases how man's best friend still has an important role to play in law enforcement, even in the computer aHow K9s became a secret weapon for solving high - tech crimes (ZD Net) Fascinating story that showcases how man's best friend still has an important role to play in law enforcement, even in the computer ahow man's best friend still has an important role to play in law enforcement, even in the computer age.

Kidwell says after being duped, many will post warnings of caution to others, stories of how they bought a dog that ended up dying of Parvo.

How many of us have heard such stories of a dog's loyalty?

This story could help spark important discussions about abandoned dogs, dogs in shelters, stray dogs, and how to approach them and treat them.

To keep me motivated, I'm going to remember the story of a paralyzed dog named Zeus and how he stayed focused on his goal to walk again.

These dogs are able to sense a variation within their owners and react accordingly, for instance seeking out another human in the case of their owner collapsing into a seizure.We wanted to learn more about how service dogs help their owners on an everyday and personal basis, so we asked several service dog owners to share their stories with us.

With tears swelling, I thanked the woman for sharing her story and realized how resilient dogs really are.

In conjunction with last week's story about how shelters and rescues name their adoptable animals, we put out a call for a name for a dog.

No matter how illogical it seems, for a dog suffering isolation distress or separation anxiety, your leaving is like that bucket of spiders or the edge of that 100 - story building.

Discover this dog's incredible story of successful weight loss and how easy it can be for your pet.

I'm going to share some positive stories about the pit bull dog and show how truly heroic they can be.

«What's troubling is how often in these stories the police officer's first reaction is to fire his weapon at the animal... Something's clearly amiss when a police officer can stroll onto the private property of someone who's doing nothing illegal, be confronted by a dog who's merely doing what dogs do — defending his territory — shoot the dog dead, and get nothing but full support from his superiors.

having lived with a couple of doggies including one of the red nose lines that organizations still do not want to recognize and the only things that I can do and make a rascism to the offices that do not know how to do anything but shit just like the media and many other hypocrites and countries that forbid bull terriers largely forgets the stories that these dogs experienced and thank them for and a good scapegoat for big crooks and other very hypocritical the dog and the friend and not a killer like our species and the more the hypocrites will forbid the races more new breeds or pseudo new races will be born as with the forbidden pitbull one invents then a pseudo name the american bully but good the list and long ja'ime the dog but especially not the hypocrites like the media and and other administration and some of us who need strong sensation to extract their shit

I love how it is noted that Sashi's story is about a Shetland Sheepdog, but the information can be applied to ALL dogs, no matter what the breed.

By now, we have heard hundreds of stories of how dogs and cats get well on rmb; how puppies started on a raw diet thrive.

This story is a perfect example of how important our energy is, especially when it comes to communicating with our dogs.

As fate would have it, she ran into OAS Director Megan Webb just after having read the story, and, in talking about the animals at the shelter, Megan told her about our small - dog population and how so many of the Chihuahua mixes look similar.

(There's a fascinating side story about how the scientists got 11 dogs to enter a scanner and stay still.)

Pet Care we wanted to take some time out to share two of our favorite stories of how Assistance Dogs have changed and saved people's lives.

Visit RADAR's website and Facebook page and Chloe's SOS Fund (Saving Our Seniors) web page to see more stories and examples of how two guys on a mission help get at - risk dogs out of rural shelter and into rescues so that they can go on to loving forever homes.

Diane Rose - Solomon's book, JJ the American Street Dog and How He Came to Live in Our House, is the delightful story of a found...

While microchips are implanted generally between the shoulder blades, this quick lost dog / reunion story from Lost Dogs Illinois is an amazing example of how microchips can migrate.

The audience was then mesmerized by Captain, U.S.Army (Retired), Marlene Krpata's unforgettable speech, telling her story of service, her visible and invisible wounds of war (being injured during her service in Iraq) and how her TLCAD Service Dog, Gracie, has transformed and continues to positively impact her life on her long journey toward healing.

Whatever it was, it tells us a story about how dogs see themselves as well as other dogs, and the real power of friendship.

This is the story of how Melani adopted Jake, a senior dog with terminal cancer who had been in a shelter for months.

In the land of the American dream — where our cultural story is that anyone can become anything if they work hard enough — we don't like to think that some dogs might not be well - suited to a job based simply on who they are or how they were born.