If Iraqis start getting hungry and thirsty, or if the fighting intensifies in cities, the situation could get far worse.

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Or even a huge, thirsty one: the entire globe, for instance, which in many regions is painfully parched.

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When the drink is ready go to, the device--such as an iPhone--would chime or blink to let the thirsty one know it's time to scoop up the order at the counter.

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The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration's elaborate proposal to update the 30-year-old regulations that govern the fuel economy of U.S. pickups, minivans and SUVs released yesterday may or may not end up make the United States less thirsty for oil.

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Half a dozen dogs lie sorry-looking or listless in the yard -- thin, hungry and thirsty.

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