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Eating time should be a fun and enriching time to nourish not only the body but also the mind and the heart.That's true not just for humans who often socialize during these moments but also for our little family members who become closer to their humans at opportunities like these.Alas, eating time can sometimes be stressful instead, both for pets who can't but help spill food out of their bowls as well as for the humans who need to clean up afterward.

"For 75 years Jaguar has been renowned for producing extraordinary sports cars that deliver performance, agility, and maximum driver reward.The F-TYPE special editions hold true to these principles, adding unique interior and exterior design details to celebrate this lineage before Jaguar becomes an all-electric brand from 2025."

A majority of smartphones today use a handful of common parts.Most smartphones rely on Samsung for displays, on Sony for camera sensors, and on Qualcomm for chips.The only things that are really different are the outer aesthetic, some of the hardware, and the user experience.Now imagine if cars could do that too.

The latest series in Taylor Sheridan's "Yellowstone" franchise, " 1923," tells the story of a world in transition.The rural, classically Western values of "1883" are colliding with the modern technology of washing machines and automobiles, and the scope of the mythology has expanded beyond American borders to follow characters all over the world.

Her desperation vanishes, briefly, in stolen moments of play with Tori (Pablo Schils) that remind us that these are children.Everything else in the movie is a dramatic argument against the injustice of children being compelled to solve grown-up problems without parents or other adults to help.A worthy subject for a film, no question.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett had his vehicle stolen during an interview on Wednesday, and the team's playbook was inside.The Pittsburgh Steelers are expecting to have a huge season in 2023.Even though they just missed out on the playoffs last year, quarterback Kenny Pickett showed promise in his first season.

A neighborhood mayor in Montreal, François Limoges, will start charging big car owners more for parking.Big news out of Montreal: Starting on July 1, drivers of larger, heavier cars will pay more for residential parking permits in one busy corner of town.In the Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, permit prices will depend on the engine size and vehicle weight, with cheaper prices for electric, hydrogen and plug-in hybrid cars vs. all other engines.

Rick Kogan | Chicago Tribune (TNS) The first Black boxing champion was a man named Jack Johnson and a few years before he died in 1946, he told a young reporter, Just remember, whatever you write about me, that I was a man.You will meet this man in all his ferocity, style, audacity and courage in a spectacular new book, a dynamic and unforgettable collaboration between artist Youssef Daoudi and writer Adrian Matejka.

As I entered Shoreline Amphitheater on Wednesday, I thought I was attending Google IO the company's annual developers conference.But after listening to CEO Sundar Pichai and several other Google executives speak about new products and services, the event felt like it should be renamed Google AI.Indeed, the first 75 minutes of the two-hour event was focused on how artificial intelligence and specifically generative AI (GAI), is not only the main ingredient of Google Bard, the company's new conversational, AI chat service, but soon integrated into all its services including search, photos, maps and Google docs.

As reported last week, the EU is in the process of putting together some of the widest-ranging rules looking to govern AI.If passed, the EU could be the second major region, outside of China, that has passed legislation specifically for AI.So, what is going on with this law?Well, according to The E.U.

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"Roadway safety is a shared responsibility, and people in cars and outside of cars play an equal role in keeping each other safe.""Sprawl is good, actually, because it means people can have big, beautiful houses and some quality alone time on their daily commutes."

A lot of the most exciting developments on U.S. streets in 2022 didn't originate in the halls of government.Today, we're looking at projects from everyday people that made a big difference - and might inspire a few New Year's resolutions in 2023.Today's awards just go to show you that Margaret Mead was right: you should never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.

In 1955, the marketing department of the Ford Motor Company tried unsuccessfully for months to name their newest car.In desperation, they turned to an unusual source: the celebrated Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Marianne Moore.What Moore lacked in corporate nomenclature experience, she made up for in enthusiasm and imagination: she submitted over two dozen names for consideration, each one more delightful-and unlikely-than the last.

"Great results can be achieved with small forces," Sun Tzu wrote in "The Art of War" some 2,500 years ago.That quote is so old it's now an adage.But it appears the U.S. isn't content to wager that small actions can achieve the wide-ranging impacts necessary to gain an edge over China in the development of AI and machine learning technologies.

That the parrots of Los Angeles are loud is an indisputable fact.The voluble squawks, warbles and trills of the colorful non-native birds (descendants of those originally imported from Mexico as pets that were freed or escaped) have been part of the SoCal soundtrack for more than half a century.The volume of their vocalization has been chronicled in the pages of The Times as far back as the early 1960s, and it's the rare account of the feathered fauna that doesn't mention the cacophony that accompanies a pandemonium of parrots (yes, that's the appropriate collective noun for a group of them).

UNLV mounted a huge comeback in the second half but sputtered down the stretch and in overtime, falling at San Jose State, 75-72.E.J. Harkless powered UNLV's comeback by scoring all of his team-high 19 points in the second half, but the senior clearly ran out of gas down the stretch.He went 0-of-2 in overtime and committed a turnover while the Scarlet and Gray scored just seven points in the extra period.

The airline with the ticker LUV, now a far cry from its early customers-first days under co-founder Herb Kelleher, ruined countless holiday reunions over the past week.Southwest Airlines marooned not just passengers but also its own crews and landed tens of thousands of its customers in a Sisyphean holiday-week bog from which there seemed to be no escape to anywhere but the filthy bathroom or the knee-deep bar.

The post-World War II London drama &quot;Living&quot; puts Nighy at the center of a story: he plays Williams, the head of the Public Works Department, who receives a terminal health diagnosis and, after a period of shock, begins taking stock in his life and essentially trying to be the best person he can before he goes.

Jeff Hughes | November 23rd, 2022
With today being a massive travel day, DBB will take a brief two-day movie sabbatical and return Friday with the game preview and prediction for Bears at Jets. (There's no preview to write before we have an injury status update.)I don't think what follows required much of a preamble.

Few things can ruin your day as suddenly as trying to start your car and being met with the dead silence of a dead battery.If you're unlucky, your best bet is to find someone else with a functional car and some jumper cables to help get yours running again.If you're prepared, though, you can handle it in seconds.

It was clear just how important music was to John Hughes's cinematic vision of teenage life when The Breakfast Club, his high-school detention drama, was released in 1985.As the film ended with its five principals  a brain, an athlete, a basket case, a princess and a criminal  having reached mutual understanding, the voice of Simple Minds' Jim Kerr crooned: Won't you come see about me?

Desbrosses Street in TriBeCa is not exactly the Champs-Elysees, but it's a fairly broad boulevard.So it's still an appropriate home base for this venerable Paris brasserie, now with a global presence.It's managed by Groupe Barriere, whose hotels often house a Fouquet's.Built into the Hotel Barriere Fouquet's New York, the ground-floor brasserie is brightly elegant, done with Art Deco details, glittering chandeliers, red leather upholstery, brass trim and white tablecloths.