
The Acropolis Museum houses the archaeological findings related to the Acropolis Hill and was purpose-built by architect Bernard Tschumi in Athens, Greece. It lies at the foot of the Acropolis, on Dionysíou Areopagítou Street. The Organisation for the Construction of the New Museum is chaired by Aristotle University Professor Emeritus of Archaeology, Dimitrios Pandermalis.

New set of iGoogle themes released today. Drawing on the arrival of summer and the spectacular beauty of the world around us, Google’s new iGoogle themes focus on nature. To create these themes, Google worked with organizations and photographers who capture the world’s best nature photography, including National Geographic Society, BBC and Ansel Adams Gallery.
Here’s a quick preview of the highlights in iGoogle’s new nature collection:
- National Geographic’s “Ocean Blue” takes you from shark territory in the Caribbean to ice floes on the polar caps
- The National Audubon Society’s “Birds of Prey” features winged predators depicted in the classic Audobon hand-drawn illustration style
- Art Wolfe’s “Travels to the Edge” includes views deep into the forests of North America and aerial shots of river deltas and rice paddies
- Rodney Lough’s “Deserts” presents striking images of the most desolate — and stunning — corners of our planet
So, check out the new nature themes and add them to your IGoogle Page :) … Hope you enjoy them!!

Google launches a host of new features in Google Books that give you more ways to browse and share the content from the Google Books collection.
For example: A feature that allows you to embed previews of books in your blog or website, so you can share pages of your favorite books as easily as you would a YouTube video. We’ve also added a thumbnail view of full book and magazine pages and an improved way to search within books.
Google has made a way for us to search, browse, and share the books that are digitized: Here are the some things you can do:
- Embeds and links
- Better search within each book
- Thumbnail view
- Contents drop-down menu
- Plain Text Mode
- Page Turn Button and Animation
- Improved Book Overview Page
Visit the Google inside blog for more information.

Google added Persian (Farsi) to Google Translate. This means you can now translate any text from Persian into English and from English into Persian — whether it’s a news story, a website, a blog, an email, a tweet or a Facebook message. The service is available free at http://translate.google.com.
Google Feels that launching Persian is particularly important now, given ongoing events in Iran. Like YouTube and other services, Google Translate is one more tool that Persian speakers can use to communicate directly to the world, and vice versa — increasing everyone’s access to information.
Translate helps make all that information accessible to you — no matter what language you speak. So please visit Google Translate and try it out.
Today is March 21, 2010. Guess what’s todays special? Today is twitter’s fourth birthday! In 2006, Twitter was started just a text message exchange service and now in 2010, twitter is considered as on of the pioneered micro-blogging websites.
Also, today, Twitter’s international rankings in Alexa, has lined up an enviable No. 12th position.
So we’re here to say happy 4th birthday twitter :).

Reading the latest comments on your friend’s photos in your activity stream, but not sure how to reply? Google has just made this easier for you to do by letting you make comments directly in your activity stream itself.
Now, whenever a friend’s comment on a photo, it pops up in your activity stream and you can quickly reply by simply selecting “add comment.”. This should help keep the comments flowing!

Google today announced its Gmail Contacts as a published application. You can find this at google.com/contacts…
.If you’re a Gmail user, all your contacts from Gmail would be displayed in the Google Contacts. Google Contacts corresponds with some differences in the optical Contacts view in Gmail. In addition to import, export and print are the same groups, a search and the recent contacts list.
Even users who do not have Gmail account, but only a Google account can now use the Google Contacts and there is no restrictions in the functions.
PS: And finally, the big surprise: Google Contacts is another beta product from Google ;) ….. .