Teacher's day and Google's logo in Bulgaria customised accordingly. Favourite teachers from school days come to mind, especially the one who made us recite Kipling's If. To Sir, with Love ...

In occasione del suo decimo compleanno Google lancia il Progetto 10 alla 100, un concorso di idee che ha l'obiettivo di cambiare il mondo aiutando il maggior numero di persone possibile.

GOOGLE en braile

GOOGLE el 14 de Febrero

Pues bien, muchos diseños tan ingeniosos como estos en la Galeria Completa de PICASA, esto es LIBERTAD CREATIVA.

Happy Autumn to all.

Let wallstreet gets its sping this fall.

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Today's logo is special as it recaps all the previous logos related to the Games. This is indeed the doodle celebrating the closing of the Olympic Games.

The last day is a touching scene where all 12 animals of the Chinese calendar stand together sporting broad smiles and gold medals. 

The rooster and the dragon look particularly pleased with themselves.  In fact, it looks like the dragon is mocking us all for making it to the middle 'g'.  Whatevs, I don't care.  I'll be a 'g' in the Google logo one day, easy.  I will blimmin too.

The folk at this forum have even been trying to guess the upcoming animal to star in the logo.  Bless.

You can create your own Google logo, I know, how coolio Julio!!  This metacafe vid shows you how in baby steps or just go to Goglogo and work it out for yourself.

To view other Google logo collections, visit this site.

Do you like this image?

Did this image make you think that how can i write my name in Google logo style !

Then here is the answer to your question. Here is a website where you can not only create your name in Google style logo, but also can create your own Google style search engine.

Just follow the following steps

• Go to www.GoogleKhoj.com
  

• Now type the name of the logo you want to create in the text box and press Create.

• Now you have your own Google Search Engine!

• If you have noticed, this page has links to all your favourite websites like orkut, yahoo, wikipedia, myspace, cnn news etc.

• This page is perfect for Home Page of your web browser. To set it as your Home Page, just click on the Make this your homepage link on the top-right of your search engine.

• Search Results are from Google's search only.

• You can also search on Yahoo and Wikipedia from here or from your search engine.

• If you want to show your search engine OR want to wish them Happy Friendship day in Google style logo format... then just click on the Invite Friends button, and let them know!

I hope you will enjoy this post!

Do write your comments.

On a couple of other great notes, Bryan Clay of The United States Claims Gold in the Decathlon and the Men's US Beach Volleyball Team Won Gold allowing the United States to become the first country to win both gold medals for both the men's and women's team.

Beatrix Potter at fifteen, holding her dog Spot.

Dear Beatrix,

History: Roshan Seth and Murabba

It was years ago perhaps - 1983 or 84 when I went with the IITK contingent to the Lady Shri Ram festival in Delhi. Roshan Seth was the guest of honor/keynote speaker. The actor had by then acquired some notoriety after his role as Nehru in the movie Gandhi by Attenborough.

In any case, true to Nehru's uppity image, he played the snooty 'convent educated' anglophile by giving a perfectly accented speech. He then proceeded to go down the agenda and said something to the effect... "I know what English JAM* is but what is Hindi JAM?".

*JAM as we all know stands for Jest-A-Minute, and Mr. Seth's question seemed not so much about getting an answer as much as making a statement. There was a long awkward silence in the auditorium when all the 'cats' (as the city boys were undeservedly known as) and the 'bihari's (as the country boys were undeservedly known as) squirmed uncomfortably.

And then right next to me was Vach (for Vachaspati) who shot his hand in the air and yelled out "Murabba! Hindi JAM is known as Murabba!". The whole auditorium burst into laughter and a sheepish Sheth slunk off the stage.

That brings me to what this post was really meant to be about - which was searching for Jam and Murabba in Google's Hind Search. Read on.

Google ki khoj mein (or is it Google ki godh mein?):

Note: This is my unofficial rendering of the Google logo in Hindi. To know how I did it, mail me. Was pretty cool. Also notice the small superscript which is the phonetic equivalent for T and M for trademark.

Anyway I did get  a chance to give Google's Hindi language search engine a test drive today. It was pretty awesome. Very well put together, fast, anticipatory and the results were very comprehensive.

The first two words I typed in English were jam and murabba! Worked great except they had not integrated their awesome translation tools into this.

It accepted inputs in Hindi and in English. When the search keywords were obviously English it offered no prompts.

When I tried inputting anything in English that phonetically sounded Hinglish or when the names were obviously Indian it prompted me with a variety of choices in Devanagari drop down. I typed in the word Shah and it offered शऱुख खान (Shah Rukh Khan as an option).

Nice job so far. But areas they could improve upon (if u know guys in Google India - do pass this on).

And let us not forget Guruji!

Guruji did a better job in having an on-screen Hindi keyboard. But getting to know they had local language search itself was hard - its hidden away on the top right like a guilty secret. They had pretty good prompting of phonetically similar words in Hindi - so assisting someone who knew hinglish but still did not integrate a translator prompting word meaningful word choices. Shah Rukh Khan ended up being spelt wrong in Hindi. And just like Google - they had no ads and their logo remained firmly rooted in English.

And of course I could never end up spelling Murabba properly on the keyboard! See, there seemed to be no easy way to type the half 'b' sound in Hindi, using their on screen keyboard.

Seems like after all these years we still have bridged the gap between English Jam, Hindi Jam and Murabba. Any takers?

This year is sadly special because of the political context that exists currently in Belgium.

As always, Zorgloob is covering it and wrote a little article in French.

Logo nasreddin hoca'nın festivalini kutlamak için yapılmış olmasına karşı tarihi bir hata ile büyük bir malzeme çıkaracak olacağına benziyor..

Logoya tıklayanlar hasreddin hoca adlı sayfaya yönlendiriliyor.

Dikkat edelim nasreddin değil hasreddin.

Google'nin en kısa zamanda hatasını düzeltmesi dilegiyle..

Resim : http://www.google.com.tr/logos/nasreddinhodja08.gif
Açılan sayfa : http://www.google.com.tr/search?q=Hasreddin+Hoca&hl=tr

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