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Could dog hair solve the energy crisis?

Well of course it couldn't.

But here's a funny take on the topic of dog sheddings from Jeffrey Shaffer that appeared in the Christian Science Monitor.

Assuming your vacuum cleaner fills up as quickly as mine does (well, when I use it, anyway), assuming you, too, have wondered how dog hair ends up in places the dog has never been; assuming you, like Shaffer, wonder if the shed hairs take on a life of their own and self-replicate, you'll probably get a kick out of it.

Just brush that dog hair off your computer terminal, and click here.

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John Woestendiek has been a features reporter at The Sun for six years. Previously he worked as a reporter, columnist, national correspondent and editor at four other newspapers, and received a Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting in 1987 for his reporting on prisons and mental institutions for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Woestendiek lives in South Baltimore with his dog, Ace.
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