A google of googles. Some of the great Google logos you may not have seen (pic heavy)

150th anniversary of Yokohama Port Opening - (Japan)


Christin Engelberth! Doodle 4 Google National Winner - (US)


Scientists unveil fossil of Darwinius masillae


Alexander Popov's Invention of the Radio - (Russia, Ukraine, Belarus)


250th Anniversary of Kew Gardens - (UK)


Mimar Sinan's Birthday - (Turkey)


Confucius' Birthday - (Selected Countries)


H.G. Wells' Birthday - (Selected Countries)


Belize's Independence Day - (Belize)


Ivan Kostoylevsky's Birthday - (Ukraine)


Doraemon - (Japan)


Qi Xi - (China, Hong Kong, Taiwan)


400th Anniversary of Galileo's First Telescope - (Global)


Ilya Repin's Birthday - (Russia, Ukraine, Belarus)


Birthday of Pablo Neruda - (Selected Countries)


Anniversary of the publication of Pinocchio - (Italy)


Jan Evangelista Purkyne's Birthday - (Czech Republic)


Sapsan Train Opening - (Russia)


Discovery of the Aztec Sun Stone - (Mexico)


Qian Xusen's Birthday - (China)


National Teacher's Day - (Vietnam)


Father Frost's Birthday - (Russia)


Isamu Noguchi's Birthday - (Japan)


Remembrance Day - (November 11th) (UK)



UPDATE: There are a lot more - and many of them are equally as good


Loy Krathong - (Thailand)


Day of the Dead - (Mexico)

http://www.google.com/logos/

That way all of us would learn something new, probably every day by the look of it!

In the UK (and in the US) our teachers day involves either a pupil or local authority not finding a way to shaft them on that particular day.

Should be world wide. With a 'if you can read this, thank a teacher' kind of attitude.

:applause:

Thanks for the pics!

I always have trouble deciding who gets my vote.

These are great. Thanks for posting them!

But I'd limit my contact with Google products as much as possible. They collect the data and they own it. It's scary to think about what they know about you.

www.scroogle.org

Every day Scroogle crumbles 300,000 cookies and blocks a million ads.
The don't use cookies, don't record search terms, and logs are deleted within 48 hours.

" We are moving to a Google that knows more about you."
— Google CEO Eric Schmidt, speaking to financial analysts, February 9, 2005, as quoted in the New York Times the next day