Inge Lehmann's 127th birthday

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A beautiful doodle for an impressive scientist. Happy birthday, Inge!

Inge Lehmann ForMemRS (May 13, 1888 – February 21, 1993) was a Danish seismologist and geophysicist who discovered the Earth's inner core. In 1936, she postulated from existing seismic data the existence of an inner core with physical properties distinct from the outer core's and that Earth's core is not a single molten sphere. Seismologists, who had not been able to propose a workable hypothesis for the observation that the P-wave created by earthquakes slowed down when it reached certain areas of the inner Earth, quickly accepted her conclusion.

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Birthday surprise by Google

Today was my Birthday (as a matter of fact, "is", but anyway) and I received one of my most amazing gifts from one of most unexpected sources! As you probably have guessed, it was from Google and was nothing but a special Doodle for my birthday:

This is just amazing! :D - image from my Google homage

In fact, in a general view, this doodle is just a simple automatic congratulation system, scheduled for users birthday, but the way Google has chosen to show that massage is absolutely incredible. At last was totally surprising to me and I love that. That's why I love Google! :D

Proudly Present:‌ the New Year!

Today is December 31, and in few hours, it will become the New‌Year as the Earth turns from East to West. Merry New Year to everyone; Happy New Year!
I the last day of 2012, Google, again, has gave us a surprise and has revealed a new Doodle:‌ Doodle for New Year. This Doodle represents a summery of some of most famous, popular and important events, Google has celebrated and honored during the past year. Each part of this image is a link to one of previous Google Doodles; such as 200th Anniversary of Grimm's Fairy Tales, Ada Lovelace's 197th Birthday or Charles Dickens' 200th Birthday. All you need is just to visit Google's homepage.

Google's New Year Welcome Doodle. Image credit:‌ Google

UPDATE Here is how this Doodle looks like in the New Year. Brilliant, isn't it?!‌ :D

Google's New Year Welcome Doodle afterwards. Image credit:‌ Google

Happy Halloween!

UPDATE Google Doodle Halloween 2012

Celebrating Halloween, Google has announced another one of his cool and awesome interactive doodles. You can see this half-scary, half-funny doodle right now by visiting Google's homepage.

Google's doodle for Halloween. Image's credit (obviously) belongs to Google! :D

P.S. knock, knock! trick-or-treat! :D Happy Halloween! ;)

Google's doodle in honour of Winsor McCay

UPDATE (10-16-2012) Read more 107th Anniversary of Little Nemo in Slumberland

Today, October 15, in honour of Winsor McCay's 107th birthday, Google has changed his logo to a fantastic animated comic strip, narrates McCay's "Little Nemo in Slumberland" story.

To see this beautiful and fascinating doodle, just visit Google's homepage.

Little Nemo in Slumberland's complete scenes. Note that some scenes are scroll-sensitive in original doodle.

Doodles right in your Reader!

Google Beta-1998. Photo from Google Doodles

Since Google has begun his carrier, Doodles had been an important and interesting part of the company's activities. For almost any event in the world, Google changes his logo to a new doodle. If your are one of those who follow these  doodles, and if you want to lose none of them, Google has a simple and brilliant solution for you: 

You can subscribe for Google Doodles RSS feed and receive latest updates in your RSS reader.

However it isn't something new, but I doubt how many people know this feature. It's a simple and easy way to be informed about new doodles and enjoy of them without any trouble. So, do not hesitate! Try it now: https://www.google.com/doodles/doodles.xml

Persian New Year 2012. Photo from Google Doodles

 NOTE  The mentioned feed is placed in the left-bottom corner of the Google Doodle page, right beside the Copyright statement; if you are looking for it!