Poole: Bottom line is that bad NFL coaches are safe – Inside Bay Area
EACH OF THE 32 men who began this NFL season as a head coach still holds the job, and it’s not because all 32 bosses are happy. It’s because the unhappy bosses are caught in an intrapersonal power struggle. On one hand, they want to be associated

Pet Cat In U.S. Catches Swine Flu – Post Chronicle
A cat in Iowa has tested positive for H1N1 swine flu, the first time a cat has been diagnosed with the new pandemic strain, the American Veterinary Medical Association said Wednesday. The 13-year-old cat apparently caught the virus from one of the

ACROSS the BIG SKY – Great Falls Tribune
WASHINGTON, D.C. — John Sinclair, the leader of Montana’s Little Shell Tribe, will visit Capitol Hill this week to testify about how to reform the federal government’s process for recognizing Indian tribes. Sinclair, the tribal chairman, will

SJ Animal Officer Mauled by Dogs – NBC Bay Area
Police have arrested two men they say are responsible for the two pitbull-mix dogs that severely mauled an animal service officer this morning. San Jose residents, Lorenzo Garcia, 27, and Jesus Guzman, 29, were arrested under a California law

3 pet dogs found dead; poisoning is suspected – San Gabriel Valley Tribune
ALHAMBRA – Police are investigating the apparent poisoning of three pet dogs and the discovery of a mysterious white powder found sprinkled over meat placed in their yard. A resident in the 1400 block of West Ramona Road reported finding his three

Cross-town ‘cupcake’ eats the Syracuse Orange! – CBS Sports
Syracuse is known for its infrequent flyer miles in it’s non-con schedule. Well, they didn’t even have to leave home to get ‘cupcaked’ by little ole LeMoyne. Congratulations to LeMoyne. It will most likely be the highlight of their college basketball

My Favorite Forecast – Hotels Magazine
1. Beaten down consumers need safe habor , want to build emotional ties and connect with their communities. He calls it the “campfire experience.” 2. Look for more snacky things , small plates and portion options such as a “communal” main course with

Mark-Paul Gosselaar onstage in ‘Understudy’ – San Francisco Chronicle
Mark-Paul Gosselaar is a self-professed theater novice and not afraid to admit it. He’s making his New York stage debut off-Broadway in “The Understudy” alongside theater veterans Julie White, a best-actress Tony award winner for “The Little Dog