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Welcome back. Today’s lineup includes brainy dogs, bruised bakers, and a reminder that even small comments can rise like bad dough. Nothing earth shattering, just the usual reminders that the world keeps finding new ways to surprise us. — Doug Marlowe


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Turns Out Some Dogs Are Better Listeners Than We Are

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Researchers have confirmed what many dog owners already suspected: a few exceptional dogs are quietly paying attention when we think they aren’t. These gifted pups can learn the names of new toys just by overhearing conversations, no flashcards required. It matters because it hints at a deeper level of animal learning than we usually give credit for. Or put another way, the dog under the table may know exactly what you’re talking about. Choose your words carefully.

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A Bread Opinion Rises—and So Does the Backlash

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A British baker’s offhand critique of Mexican bread resurfaced online and promptly ignited social media. What might have been a forgettable comment became a full-blown debate about culture, pride, and who gets to judge a sandwich roll. It matters because the internet never forgets, and it rarely forgives. One man’s opinion is another day’s reminder to think twice before hitting record.

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