Showing posts with label john f. kennedy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label john f. kennedy. Show all posts

Thursday, January 20, 2011


According to the internet media,its all about the latest news and updates,internet media provided real hot topic information,that news latest updates is, It's been a week of Google Doodles! On monday we saw Martin Luther King Jr honored and yesterday we saw the fourth annual Google 4 Doodle competition announced, illustrated with a doodle honoring Paul Cezanne's 172nd birthday.
Today, on the day that Google is expected to release it's 2010 full year earnings, the Google Doodle remembers John F. Kennedy's inaugural address, in which he famously said, "ask not what your country can do for you--ask what you can do for your country." Google's doodle highlights the words in the text in the same style as a tool that search marketers know and love, Wordle.
Here is the full 1,345 word text of John F. Kennedy's inaugural address, which you can put into Wordle, to see what words are picked out.
Read More: Google Doodle Honors John F. Kennedy Inaugural Address


 According to the internet media,its all about the latest news and updates,internet media provided real hot topic information,that news latest updates is,
On this 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's "ask not" inaugural address — a speech that still inspires many Americans all these years later — thanks to C-SPAN's online library we can all watch and hear it again.
There's a 38-minute video of the inauguration posted here. We've used C-SPAN's editing tool to zero in on the newly sworn-in president's address, which lasted about 15 minutes, and you can watch in the player below. Just hit the "play" button.
Read More; On 50th Anniversary, Watch JFK's Inaugural Address



Ask not what your Google can do for you, ask what Google can do for its country: Today, Google is celebrating President John F. Kennedy’s famous Inaugural Address, which contains the legendary phrase referenced above (“Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country”).
Read More: Google Celebrates JFK’s Inaugural Address on its 50th Anniversary

 

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