Video Doodle highlights Juneteenth, which celebrates the end of slavery in the US. Google Juneteenth, an annual holiday celebrated every June 19, marks the end of slavery in the US. Also known as Freedom Day or Jubilee Day, Juneteenth is a state holiday or special day of observance in 48 US states, and major companies […]
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But this spring, the business at 2222 Seventh Ave. N. garnered some national attention from an unlikely source. Schneider and his business partner, Jake Clark, were enlisted by Good Housekeeping to print custom cookie cutters for the magazine’s April 2019 issue. The cookies were featured on the cover. Inside, readers found the recipe and a
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Google Doodle has certainly peak-ed people’s curiosity about Junko (Picture: Getty Images) Checking what the Google Doodle of the day is has become a fun habit for most computer users. Whether educational or entertaining (or both), they take months to create, but leave a lasting impression. Today’s Doodle celebrates a pioneering woman in mountaineering, Junko
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The World Wide Web was invented 30 years ago, and we’re grateful every day that it was. So is Google, which is celebrating the anniversary with a Doodle that hearkens back to a simpler time. Tuesday’s graphic features a nostalgic 8-bit font and a bulky computer complete with a CD drive and a keyboard with
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Google is honoring, Gerda Taro, the first female war photographer that worked on the front lines with a special Google logo. The doodle captures Gerda Taro on a black and white film strip. Gerda Taro died while on the front lines shooting the Republican army retreat at the Battle of Brunete of the Spanish Civil
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The Google logo on Google’s home page in the United States, Mexico Argentina, Chile, Peru, Singapore, and Uruguay celebrates the life and achievements of María Rebeca Latigo de Hernández. María Rebeca Latigo de Hernández was a Mexican-American rights activist who fought for the rights of Mexican immigrants. She was born in San Pedro Garza García,
Google today is remembering the life and contributions of the German conductor Kurt Masur. He was known as “one of the last old-style maestros.” He worked as a conductor for almost 60 years between the years of 1955 and 2014, retiring the year before he died at the age of 88 on December 19, 2015.
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Today’s Google doodle pays tribute to Dr. Helen Rodríguez Trías, a physician, educator, and staunch advocate for women’s and children’s right to healthcare. Originally from New York City, Trías and her family moved to Puerto Rico when she was still a child. She earned her medical degree from the University of Puerto Rico’s medical school,
The Fourth of July is tomorrow, but Google has uploaded its Independence Day doodle on the Google US home page a day early. The doodle showcases some of the most-searched-for recipes broken down by state. Google used Google Trends to build this year’s doodle. When you click on the play button on the doodle, you can drill
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