when I sketch my mind,
If I Worked for Google | #21
August 28, 1963 - Martin Luther King Jr. delivers his “I Have a Dream” speech to 200,000 supporters during the March on Washington.
To hear the historic speech or read it word-for-word click here.
(Source: gthegentleman)
I think I liked last year’s a bit better, but happy 66th Independence Day, India!! Hindustan meri jaan! <3
google doodle today is so cool! :)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gideon_Sundback
in keeping with the tradition of posting Google screenshots to celebrate holidays, (a longstanding and important tradition that I may or may not have just made up myself) I bring you International Women’s Day and Holi! (होली)
(The Holi screenshot is from 2011, Google is not showing one this year in favour of International Women’s Day!)
If you like information for its own sake - I recommend a look. Very interesting data!
The India results are just hilarious. India searched for news about 1) IPL 2) World Cup 3) CBSE results. Apparently as a nation we care about cricket and grades before Diwali, Lokpal Bill, earthquake in Japan, or bin Laden.
Also, Justin Bieber was more popular than Aishwarya Rai.
yeesh india don’t you read George Orwell?
At the meeting, Mr. Sibal showed attendees a Facebook page that maligned the Congress Party’s president, Sonia Gandhi. “This is unacceptable,” he told attendees…asked them to find a way to…set up a proactive prescreening system, with staffers looking for objectionable content and DELETING IT BEFORE IT IS POSTED.”
Just 4 days ago, a 7-year-old student of Ryan International school, Greater Noida, had won this year’s Doodle4Google contest. Today, on the occasion of Children’s Day, she can proudly show off her work on Google’s home page.
“Varsha Gupta’s doodle of the Google logo artfully depicts how India is a land of different cultures and music plays an important role in it. The doodle artfully represents many musical instruments that India has introduced to the to the world- Tabla, Sarod, Veena and Shehnai,” wrote Robin Joseph, Google’s Consumer Marketing executive on Google’s blog.
Explaining her doodle, Varsha says, “India is a land of different cultures. In India, music plays a very important role. India has given many musical instruments to the world.
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Uhhh first off, that’s grammatically ambiguous. Will Google Understand Languages Better Than it Understands Humans? Or Will Google Understand Languages Better Than Humans Do?
at this rate not sure if either party is understanding language, here.
Three teenage girls from across the U.S. took home the top honors at Google’s Global Science Fair, each for their research in health-related fields.
also, two out of the three girls were desi *smug* win!
