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Showing posts with label Google doodle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google doodle. Show all posts

Les Paul 96th Anniversary Tribute from Google Doodle

Posted by mista

These days nine June 2011 was the 96th anniversary of Les Paul, Google celebrates les paul 96th anniversary which has a unique logo on their residence page google.com, Google spend tribute for les paul by making a playable string logo on their house website. It really is truly wonderful thought by google in creating people Google Logo. so anyway who is les paul? I am confident that all musician was acquainted with Les paul names. here is just a little biography of Les paul.

Today we say unique Les Paul google doodle, open your google.com then you see it, Les Paul 96th Anniversary Tribute from Google Doodle,Les Paul was born with the identify Lester William Polsfuss He was an American jazz and country guitarist, songwriter and inventor, Les paul was famous like a Guitarist who made a strong entire body electric guitar. he was a pioneer while in the development in the solid-body electric guitar which "made the sound of rock and roll feasible. He's an iconic folks in World's of Guitar. his name les paul was taken into a Gibson trademark which is generally known as Gibson les paul designs.


It is possible to go through much more even more specifics of Les Paul biography on Les paul wikipages.

There is not considerably revolutionary playable google doodles logo, so far as i realize google has produced a playable game doodles prior to on Pacman 30th anniversary final year. and now to celebrate Les paul 96th birthday google produced it a playable guitar logo to pay out tribute to those wonderful guitar inventor.


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Robert Bunsen's B'day celebrated by Google doodle

Posted by mista
Today Google celebrating Robert Bunsen's B'day. Continuing its tradition of of celebrating important events with a doodle, Google has an animated image of a laboratory on its home page. It is to observe the 200th birthday of German chemist Robert Bunsen.Bunsen, along with his laboratory assistant Peter Desaga, developed the Bunsen burner, a commonly used laboratory equipment used for heating.Robert Bunsen was born on March 31, 1811 in Gottingen, Germany. In 1830 he received a Phd in chemistry at the University of Göttingen. After teaching at a number of universities in Germany, he went on to be professor at Heidelberg in 1852, a post he held till his death on August 16, 1899. Bunsen never married.

Among the many inventions credited to his name are the carbon-zinc electric cell, the filter pump, the ice calorimetre and the vapour calorimetre.For a dozen years, Google has been occasionally swapping its everyday logo for a "doodle," a sketch celebrating holidays, inventions, artists and sporting events, and showcasing designs from contest-winning students.

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