This awesome water fountain is displayed in Osaka, Japan at the largest mall in the country. The fountain uses printer technology to create brief images using water droplets.
Paul Arca
Paul Arca has been a fixture in St. Louis radio for more than twenty five years. He now interacts with his audience on 103.3 from 6am-Noon on Saturday and 7am-Noon on Sunday. He is also a professional voice actor and commercial producer for the Clear Channel radio family. Paul is credited with the creation of the "Pillow Talk" Nightime radio show. He developed, programmed and hosted the show at its inception in the early 80s.
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Paul has been emceeing events for the American Cancer Society for many years. He supports the Brian Alexander Lipsey Care for Kids Foundation. Paul is also involved in The March of Dimes, Humane Society of Missouri, and the Eric Westacott Foundation, benefiting spinal cord injury research. Paul is a veteran and active lifetime member of the 82nd Airborne Division’s “America’s Guard of Honor”. He was awarded the National Association of Recruiters and Career Counselors of the United States Armed Forces Veteran of the Year 2004. He received this award for creating entertainment specials for the Armed Forces Radio Network in Iraq. Paul has also been awarded the Missouri Veteran of the Year award that was presented by Mayor Francis Slay. Paul and his wife Kathy enjoy attending and showing their Shelby GT 500 at area car shows. In the spring and summer they can be found camping and fishing. The family pets are a pound hound, Belle, adopted from the St. Louis Humane Society in 2005 and a stray cat, Hobo. Oh Yeah, don’t forget the family rabbit, Lightning.
Tuesday, September 06, 2011
Freddie Mercury Google Doodle
To celebrate Freddie's 65th birthday, Google.com put together an amazing video set to the Queen's 1978 hit, 'Don't Stop Me Now'. Google has honored other musicians in the past, such as John Lennon and Les Paul. Watch Freddie's Google Doodle video below:
Thursday, September 01, 2011
9/11 Remembered: How We've Changed
I found this great video highlighting the new September 11 Memorial and Museum at the site of the World Trade Center buildings. It's amazing what all of these workers have accomplished in 10 years. The site will feature the nation's largest man-made waterfall, as well as a museum with thousands of artifacts from the World Trade Center buildings.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
School Bus Explodes In Iowa
A school bus full of kids caught on fire and the kids barely managed to escape before the bus was engulfed in flames and exploded. Wow. Scary:
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