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Yahoo
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Doodle ‘Working Out' With Dad Is a True Gym Bro at Heart
Doodle 'Working Out' With Dad Is a True Gym Bro at Heart originally appeared on Parade Pets. Working out is really tough sometimes. While it's good for you and you really should try to get them in whenever you can, you also don't want to overdo it. As well, working out can be more fun with friends... Especially furry ones. That's why "puppy" workout classes are becoming so common! Recently, one dog dad was trying to work out when his Doodle decided he had other plans. The jury is still out on whether he's actually working out with dad or if he's mocking him, but no matter what, it's way too funny: Schneiders On The Go try not to go anywhere without saying goodbye to their pups first, and sometimes they can't escape them. For example, when they're trying to work out in their home adorable dog is one of two living in this house: they also have a Rottweiler. Their names are Mojito and Rambo, and they're the best of friends. They love to gang up on their parents to get what they want, even when it's not necessarily what they need. Mojito is a little clingier than Rambo is: he loves following his parents into their home gym and interfere with their workouts. His favorite move is rolling around on the floor while they're trying to work out: it feels like he's laughing at them, and honestly, he might be! When he's not annoying his parents, he's going after his brother: Dogs seem to mock us all the time! Whether they limp when we limp or they mock us in the spot we once fell down, they truly appear to have it out for us! However, that's totally not their intention. Dogs can't "mock" humans in the same way we mock each other. They're never going to intentionally try to be mean to us, even if it feels like it. When they do something we do, they're only doing it because they think we like it! They just want to be like us. If you catch your dog doing this, try not to get mad even if it feels strangely personal. They don't mean any harm, and to be honest, it's hilarious. Just look at Mojito go! 🐶🐾🐾 Doodle 'Working Out' With Dad Is a True Gym Bro at Heart first appeared on Parade Pets on Jul 7, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade Pets on Jul 7, 2025, where it first appeared.
News18
07-07-2025
- Business
- News18
Google's AI Overviews Face Major Battle With EU Regulators After New Complaints
Last Updated: Google AI features like Overviews have taken over the search results with content offered by publishers and media companies. Google's AI moves have got everyone's attention, including its rivals. But this is another case of AI being run through with the help of data that is widely available across the internet. The new AI Overviews are effectively showing you content from across the platforms and summarising for an easy read. But the content is being sourced through publishers who have raised concerns and shared their issues with the European Union regulators this month. The company is investing big in AI, which is why you have features like Overviews, AI mode and more. Google AI mode was introduced at the I/O 2025 earlier this year and now people in US and India can try out the new Search avatar. But it seems the reach and knowledge about the new feature is limited, so Google is taking matters into its own hands and making it easily available through the main Google webpage. Google is using AI mode as its centre of attraction with its recent Doodle. New products need a lot of visibility and what better way than to use the best real estate on the web, which has to be the webpage where people go to search for answers and other materials. About the Author S Aadeetya First Published: July 07, 2025, 14:26 IST
Mint
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
Google's Fourth of July doodle paints America across its letters in red, white, and blue
As the United States prepares to mark its Independence Day, Google has updated its Doodle to celebrate the Fourth of July. This year's design features the US map creatively spread across each letter of the word 'Google,' using the classic red, white, and blue palette, complete with white stars. Google also shared a message highlighting the historical significance of the day: "Happy Independence Day! On this day in 1776, the 13 colonies officially adopted the Declaration of Independence and began working to establish their independence from British rule. After meticulous revisions, the United States emerged as a free nation. The recognition of July 4th as a federal holiday followed in 1870." The note further explains how Americans commemorate the day: "The day is marked by Americans coming together in community. All across the country, people gather to attend local parades, patriotic concerts, backyard barbecues, and dazzling firework shows. The spectacle of fireworks, a tradition deeply embedded in Fourth of July celebrations, made its debut in 1777, during the very first organised commemoration of Independence. This electrifying tradition has grown, transforming into nationwide displays that paint the night sky with brilliant bursts of colour and light, like the ones seen in this Doodle." In 2024, the search engine marked the occasion with an animated Doodle featuring vibrant American landscapes. The design showcased a stylised letter "G" covered in red and blue stars and stripes, travelling through various parts of the country. That artwork paid tribute to the historic moment in 1776 when the 13 colonies declared independence from British rule, laying the foundation of the United States. Meanwhile, New York City is gearing up for the iconic Macy's Fireworks Show, one of the biggest fireworks displays in the nation. This year, the fireworks will be launched from barges stationed on the Hudson River.
Yahoo
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Doodle Comes Back from Groomer with Mullet and Beard, and He's a Full-on Redneck Icon
Doodle Comes Back from Groomer with Mullet and Beard, and He's a Full-on Redneck Icon originally appeared on Parade Pets. We just love pet parents with a sense of humor, and one Doodle dog has just that. Dad brought this pup to get his hair d one, and he strutted out of the groomer's rocking a full-blown mullet and the kind of scruffy beard that screams "backwoods legend." We're talking business in the front, party in the back. He looks like he's about to shotgun a can of dog-friendly beer and start a backyard band with the neighbor's Basset Hound. Just watch this to see what I mean. This pooch is doing both Travis Tritt and Billy Ray Cyrus proud. The hilarious caption reads, "My husband is NEVER allowed to pick the dog's haircut ever again!" And I'm with one person in the comments who said, "Ma'am, your husband should be the ONLY one picking the dog's haircut moving forward." The comments on this hilarious video do not disappoint, and someone else added, "The dog is paying child support to three baby mommas and has a 400 credit score." Another person added, "He absolutely looks ready for some summer tailgating parties. I think you should get him a Budweiser bandana and just lean into it!" If you're looking for a new groomer for your own fur baby, here are some tips to hopefully make the process go smoother. Just like with any other dog service (veterinary care, boarding, doggy daycare), your first course of action is to ask your friends and family where they take their dog. If they trust their usual groomer to do a good job, it's a great sign for your pet. Here's another pup rocking the business in the front and the party in the back! So many groomers have social media, so check Instagram and Facebook to see if they have a social media page where you can see their work and read reviews from their clients. If you're nervous, schedule an appointment for your pup to have a bath, or ask for a consult. Like with any business, ask questions. Ask what they do if your dog is nervous, how they handle nail trims, if anal gland expressing is extra — all those things. If they are just bathing your pup, you can get a chance to know them and check out their vibe before you trust them to cut your dog's hair. Be very specific about what you want. If you want a teddy cut, ask for it. If you don't want your pooch to be shaved, tell them. Bring photos of cuts your dog has received previously that you like, or photos from similar cuts on the same breed.
Irish Examiner
28-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Examiner
Beginner's pluck: Full-time writer and mother Daria Lavelle
From a creative family, literature has always played a large part in Daria's life. 'I was an imaginative child,' she says. 'I invented stories and games, and at 15, I started writing seriously.' She won some teenage writing awards for short stories, and had a play performed when she was at college. 'From the start my writing had a speculative element, of fantasy and magic.' Daria worked in advertising as a brand strategist for 10 years, but she didn't stop writing. I continuously wrote novels. An agent sent out two YA novels, but they died. She started writing Aftertaste in 2019. 'It was my thesis project,' she says. 'During the MFA they matched students with agents. Lucy Carson showed great passion about the novel.' It has sold to 15 territories, and the movie rights sold to Sony. Who is Daria Lavelle? Date/ place of birth: 1987/ Kyiv, Ukraine. 'I was 2 when we emigrated.' Education: Public school in New Jersey; Princeton University, creative writing and comparative literature; Sarah Lawrence College, New York, MFA in fine arts in writing with a speculative fiction focus. Home: New Jersey. Family: Husband James, twins aged 7, and an 18-month-old. A golden Doodle, Stanley. The day job: Full-time writer and mother. In another life: 'Writing is something in my soul. But I'd love to experience film or TV.' Favourite writers: Karen Russell; Erin Morgenstern; Kelly Link; Amy Bender; Anthony Bourdain; VE Schwab; Jennifer Egan. Second book: 'I'm working on it.' Top tip: 'You have to build a whole world, with tools to help the reader immerse themselves in the novel.' Website: Instagram: @ The debut Aftertaste Bloomsbury, €17.99 While dishwashing in a restaurant, Kostya mixes a cocktail and discovers his ability to summon spirits through the food he cooks. Rising through the culinary ranks, he starts to connect the living with the dead through his cooking. But it's a dangerous game, that threatens the stability of the afterlife — not to mention Kostya's love life — with the psychic, Maura. Full of ghosts, and delectable food, this novel explores life, death, love, and friendship, but mostly the effects of grief, and the difficulty of finding closure. The verdict: A gourmet delight. Highly original and hugely evocative, it definitely tugs at the heartstrings.
