Team logo variations for special days, Do you like it? shall we continue?

[ken]

Great Image, Love it!
The Name thing between Apple and Apple Core have been a thing of wonder, continue topic at Apple v Apple

[samuraisam]

Lol, did 'yall like it so much you put it up early the 19'th?

-Sam

[Plutronics]

We Love it .... Yea , Yea , Yea  

Pluts

[ken]

Well its the 20th in parts of the world.  

The great thing about a global project, is that were just a modem away through a click of time in the Superhighway...

Keep on folding!

[susato]

I usually put it up around midnight GMT. It may seem early to you in California (and even earlier to macmaui and haikuman in Hawaii) but it's very late to our members in Australia, NZ and East Asia.

[samuraisam]

hello


This one took me quite some time. It's old-mac, in G5 glamour!

-Sam

[susato]

Since you two both designed a logo for today, I have a different one up on each skin & will switch 'em halfway through the day so everyone gets a chance to appreciate them both.

[314159]

Thank you to all who are involved with these logos!!

Please keep up the great work.

Do we have any other volunteers with this level of artistic talent?? If so, drop susato an email or pm. (Sorry Jean!)

Being International in scope, we have many opportunities for interesting ideas. If you have one that relates to your country, please pass it along!

[susato]

Sorry folks, traveling and left my image file and relevant software at home.

We remember the crew of the Challenger which exploded 28 Jan 1986.

Francis Scobee - Michael Smith - Ronald McNair - Christa McAuliffe -
Ellison Onizuka - Judith Resnick - Gregory Jarvis

[susato]

I received a PM asking about Groundhog day - Here's the story.

"Groundhog" is an informal name for the woodchuck, a large (up to 80 cm nose to tail) North American rodent which lives at the borders of woodland and meadow, eats grass and tender shoots during the warm season and hibernates in wintertime.

The legend of groundhog day was apparently started by early European settlers in Pennsylvania.  The legend claims that the groundhog pokes his nose out of his burrow every February 2nd to have a look around.  If he sees his shadow, (sunny day) he goes back to his burrow to sleep for 6 more weeks while winter continues unabated.  If he doesn't see his shadow (cloudy day) there will be an early spring that year.

No one takes the groundhog's prediction seriously, but it's an amusing story that has not yet been entirely spoilt by the yearly media hype from Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania (yes a real place, with a real groundhog who is prodded awake every year to face the news cameras)