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Tuesday, September 5, 2017

Labor Day (United States) 2017

On the first Monday in September in the US, family and friends gather together to celebrate the unofficial end of summer with barbecues, parades, and picnics. It's a welcome day off from school or work for most, but the holiday has more serious roots. After a railway worker strike in the 19th century, Labor Day was created to honor workers and give them a day of rest. It became a federal holiday in 1894.

Inspired by vintage WPA (Works Progress Administration) murals created during the Great Depression, today’s [ 04/09/2017 ] Doodle pays tribute to all types of work.

Happy Labor Day!

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First Day of School (France, Poland) 2017

Today [04.09.2017 ] is the first day of school in many countries. And the school of fish in our Doodle is ready to dive into the brainy brine! A whale swims toward the classroom, textbooks in fin. A starfish crams in the remainder of its summer reading, and a turtle and friends embark on their first science project.

Here's hoping our seagoing scholars inspire you to have a great school year!

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Eduard Khil’s 83rd Birthday

On this [ September ' 4 ] day in 1934, Eduard Anatolyevich Khil was born in Smolensk, Russia. Though famous in his sunset years for the viral YouTube comeback clip that tickled Western fans with its melodious “tro-lo-lo-ing,” the Soviet-era singer (aka “Mr. Trololo”) had made his mark decades earlier in his homeland.

After training at the Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory (now the Rimsky-Korsakov St. Petersburg State Conservatory), Khil earned his bona fides as a pop singer, racking up numerous awards, including the distinguished People’s Artist of Russia in 1974. A 1976 TV performance of “I Am Glad Because I Am Finally Returning Back Home,” featuring Khil’s now-legendary “tro-lo-lo-ing” vocalization, first appeared on YouTube in 2009. It rocketed the baritone crooner to internet (and meme) fame by 2010. Khil discovered that he was an internet sensation after he heard his grandson humming the song!

Today’s { 04/09/2017 } Doodle is an animation of that viral “Trololo” clip. Khil takes the stage in a drab brown suit and mustard-colored tie and happily breaks into his signature “tro-lo-lo-ing,” his expressive eyebrows dancing to the beat. A round of applause for “Mr. Trololo” on what would have been his 83rd birthday!

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Sunday, September 3, 2017

Father's Day (Australia) 2017

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Saturday, September 2, 2017

Vietnam National Day 2017

Every year on September 2, the typical bustle and chaos of Vietnam’s major cities double, as families and friends gather for National Day. On this day, citizens celebrate with parades, marches, speeches, street parties, performances and fireworks.

The celebration continues with today’s Doodle, which features the Temple of Literature – home to the country’s first university – as a tribute to education and the integral role it plays in the Vietnamese spirit. Since 1076, thousands of students have walked the Temple's immaculate gardens and studied in its stunning courtyards. Though the university no longer operates, the Temple remains as a monument in honor of academia – in fact, come here during exam period and you’ll find students paying homage for good luck.

Happy National Day, Vietnam!

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Friday, September 1, 2017

First Day of School 2017

Today is the first day of school in many countries. And the school of fish in our Doodle is ready to dive into the brainy brine! A whale swims toward the classroom, textbooks in fin. A starfish crams in the remainder of its summer reading, and a turtle and friends embark on their first science project.

Here's hoping our seagoing scholars inspire you to have a great school year!