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Howard County Times, Columbia, Md. Howard County public schools staff looks to Anne Arundel for lessons learned on school start time changes Jan. 30—With less than a month remaining until the Howard County Board of Education decides whether to change school start times beginning next school year, district officials are turning to their eastern neighbor to see how proposed changes could play out. Anne Arundel County Public Schools is halfway through its first school year with new bell times,… Source link

In celebration of Black History Month, Yahoo commissioned Alyah Holmes, an award-winning American and Canadian illustrator, to re-imagine the Yahoo logo. Inspired by black culture, nostalgia, the beauty of women, and tropical scenery Holmes’ work for Black History Month elicits powerful emotions in both her and her audience. “I love bringing concepts to life, evoking feelings and telling stories in a vibrant, playful and intriguing approach. I love opportunities such as this, to create art… Source link

It’s not unusual for Google to change its logo from time to time to reflect different holidays, beliefs, and celebrations from across the world. (Image: GOOGLE) Today, you might have seen that Google has changed its logo to include a bubble tea graphic. It’s not unusual for Google to change its logo from time to time to reflect different holidays, beliefs, and celebrations from across the world. However, when a bubble tea logo popped up on Sunday (January 29) – a lot of people were baffled by… Source link

Artwork by Steph Littlebird In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, Yahoo commissioned Steph Littlebird, an Indigenous artist, curator and writer, to re-imagine the Yahoo logo. A member of Oregon’s Grand Ronde Confederated Tribe, Littlebird has received national recognition for her curatorial work, using design to call attention to issues related to present-day Indigenous identities, marginalized histories, and responsible land stewardship. “I hope people feel inspired and… Source link

Google has turned the logo on its homepage black in the United Kingdom to coincide with the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. Internet users in the UK woke up to an all-black version of the Google logo to mark the Queen’s funeral on 19 September, which was attended by dignitaries from around the world. The logo, which is usually blue, red, yellow and green, was accompanied by a black ribbon along with the text “Thank you, Ma’am” as well as a link that led visitors to a webpage that… Source link

Designed by Brenda Yedem Alamo In celebration of Latinx & Hispanic Heritage Month, Yahoo commissioned Brenda Yedem Alamo, a community-based professional and artist, to re-imagine the Yahoo logo. The proud daughter of Mexican immigrants, she uses design to highlight underrepresented communities. “I don’t have any formal art training and instead my art has organically evolved over time from street art to acrylic and watercolor, and most recently digital,” Yedem Alamo says. “No matter the… Source link

If you aren’t a fan of the Cleveland Browns, don’t be alarmed when you turn on their game in Week 2. Yes, that is an elf on the field. And no, you haven’t time jumped to December. The Browns are using their Brownie the Elf logo at midfield in 2022. The team has not used a logo on the field in recent seasons, but are more known for their orange helmet logo. If you’ve never seen Brownie the Elf before, prepare to be amazed. Brownie the Elf isn’t a new logo. It’s actually a throwback. The team… Source link

Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder looks up at the top of the grandstands before an NFL football game against the New York Giants in Landover, Md., Sunday, Jan. 1, 2017. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon) New NFL season, same Washington Commanders. The team became the butt of jokes early in Week 1 of the 2022 season after trying to sell a mug that featured an outline of Washington state. The mugs were being sold by a team truck just outside the stadium. They featured the “W” logo in front of an… Source link

Google has replaced its vibrant logo on its homepage with grey monochrome text. Its logo usually appears in bright red, yellow, blue and green colours, but now wears a sombre look. What’s the reason for this? Well, the search engine has decided to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-standing monarch, who died at the age of 96 on September 8. Queen Elizabeth passed away at her Scottish estate of Balmoral. While it turned grey in the United Kingdom on the day of the… Source link

Google Play is getting a new logo today to celebrate its 10-year anniversary. Google has slightly tweaked the overall shape of its Google Play logo, but the most notable changes are the less vibrant colors that more closely match the green, yellow, blue, and red hues that Google uses for many of its other services. It’s a subtle adjustment that also complements the new Chrome logo updated earlier this year. “We’re introducing a new logo that better reflects the magic of Google and… Source link