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Canvas Classrooms: Getting Started
Welcome to your Canvas course orientation at SCC!
This "Getting Started" area of the class is a great place to begin your online, hybrid or web-enhanced class at SCC. Just to be clear, an ONLINE class is a class that takes place entirely online (you never attend a face-to-face class, but testing may be in person); a HYBRID class mixes online and face-to-face class times; and a WEB-ENHANCED class is one in which you always attend your face-to-face class meetings, but your teacher supports your learning outside of class using Blackboard (or some other online tools).
Instructure Canvas is the learning management system adopted by all Maricopa Community Colleges (except Rio Salado). Online and hybrid typically use Canvas; regular face-to-face classes may or may not.
Below is more information on how a class in Canvas is set up and to get some useful tips on going through the class.
SCC Resources & Technical Support
- SCC Technology Resources
- Academic and other student support services at SCC
- College HelpDesk
- mySCC (free access to software applications & file storage through the web)
- eLearning options at SCC
First it is important that you have good computer skills in order to succeed in the course. You should know how to:
- Receive email using your Maricopa Gmail email address (email@example.com).
- Create an MS Word document.
- Upload files from your computer to Canvas.
- Copy and paste between computer applications.
- Navigate the Internet in a browser; this includes working with multiple tabs and/or browser windows, and using the Back button. Firefox and Chrome (either Mac or Windows PC) are the preferred browsers for Canvas. Safari on the Mac and Internet Explorer are compatible with Canvas. Go here for installing browsers or Adobe Flash (latter needed to use certain Canvas features).
If you do not know how to do these computer functions, you should take a computer course prior to taking this course.
The syllabus is a contract between you and your instructor in regard to the course. Be sure to read through the syllabus to know what is expected of you and what you can expect from your instructor.
Your course is scheduled to be completed in a set amount of time. Courses are often 16 weeks, however course durations can vary. A weekly planner has been created to help you Click on the Calendar link (top of the page) to see a list of due dates for any of your Canvas courses.
Discussion postings are graded and should be well written. All postings should be answered completely with an answer written in your own words (not written word for word from your textbook or the Internet) and should include some commentary from you on what you think of the subject matter and any local perspective that you know of or have researched. If appropriate, you should include a citation of any sources that you are using.
Discussion topics have been created to foster discussion among you, your classmates and your instructor.
Your response should always be respectful and can include additional questions that you have, additional resources in regard to the question, or additional information that you can add to another student's response.
It is recommended that you create your discussion postings in Notepad (Windows) or TextEdit (Mac) and then copy and paste the content into your posting. We encourage this because sometimes your Internet connection may timeout while you are writing your posting.
Always use proper "netiquette", which stands for "Internet Etiquette", "and refers to the set of practices created over the years to make the Internet experience pleasant for everyone. Like other forms of etiquette, netiquette is primarily concerned with matters of courtesy in communications". (Definition from the Living Internet). If you are unfamiliar with netiquette, please review the following sites for some very helpful tips:
General Rules of Netiquette (from Indiana University):
- Make your messages easier to read by making your paragraphs short and to the point.
- Messages in all lowercase letters can be difficult to read, instead, use normal capitalization.
- *Asterisks* surrounding a word can be used to make a stronger point.
- Be careful when using sarcasm and humor. Without face to face communications your joke may be viewed as criticism. When being humorous, use emoticons to express humor. (tilt your head to the left to see the emoticon smile) :-) = happy face for humor


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Red Carpet Massacre: US Press Pack
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RCM: US Press Pack | ||
Duran Duran information | ||
Country | USA | |
Released | 2007 | |
Genre | Information | |
Length | 46-pages | |
Label | Epic Records | |
Producer | Epic Records | |
press release | ||
Duran Duran |
Red Carpet Massacre: US Press Pack is a promotional-only Duran Duran item, released in the USA by Epic Records during 2007.
About the press packEdit
The press pack was issued to the media in the USA to promote Red Carpet Massacre, Duran Duran's twelfth studio album.
The item included a 2-page press release, 8-pages of Red Carpet Massacre album details and a 14-page chronology. There was also a 3-page discography and 19-pages of colour copied media articles. All the pages were housed in an A4 glossy embossed 'Epic' logo folder.
The 2-page press release mentions the Duran Duran on Broadway shows, with Simon Le Bon remarking "We have made an album that we are all really proud of and we wanted to present it in a very unique way. Staging a run on Broadway is something that we've talked about - but never seemed right until now."
Duran Duran are:
- Simon Le Bon - Vocals
- John Taylor - Bass
- Nick Rhodes - Keyboards
- Roger Taylor - Drums
- Dominic Brown - Guitar

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Mexican Stuffed Shells. These are awesome. The whole family loves them.
Friday, April 27, 2012
Thursday (Friday) Thoughts
Mexican Stuffed Shells. These are awesome. The whole family loves them.
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I love that Lizzy knows what her dad is doing even when he's not home. So cute!
Some of my favorite current worship songs are:
Break Every Chain (Jesus Culture)
You Make Beautiful Things (Gungor)
The Great I Am (New Life Worship)
Some oldies but goodies:
Marvelous Light
Come Thou Fount (David Crowder Band)We have hydrangeas along the side of our house that get sun maybe half the (maybe not even that much) and while they grow and bloom, they don't thrive. My mom has two hydrangeas in the front of her house that get sun for about 75% of the day and they thrive - big, beautiful, prolific blooms. I'm totally jealous of hers.
ReplyDeleteI am a HUGE fan of Matt Redman's 10,000 Reasons, CD. Every song moves me. That doesn't usually happen for me. I usually like 2-3 songs at best on any given album. So it's saying something when I love EVERY song on an album. You can check it out on youtube. In fact, here's a link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jYLTn4fKYQ&feature=results_main&playnext=1&list=PLA515BC5E35F809D7i am so impressed that you did a *real* workout. for some reason, when i'm prego, i drop all serious exercise and just try to get in a good walk each day. i have to remember: being pregnant doesn't mean i can't get an intense sweaty workout in! ah. i think it was fear during my pregnancy w/J and that's just lingered ... but oh boy, my body needs it. :) i saw some pics of myself the other day: sobering. lol.
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The Question of family planning and birth control was discussed in detail by the Majma al-Fiqh al-Islaami. They had twenty three scholars research this topic and present their findings on this matter. The participants involved represented many different trends and schools of thought. Among the participants were Muhammad Ali al-Baar, Ali al-Saaloos, Muhammad Saeed Ramadhan al-Booti, Abdullah al-Basaam, Hasan Hathoot and Muhammad Sayid Tantaawi. Their proceedings, papers and discussions may be found in Part One of the Fifth Volume of Majallah Majma al-Fiqh al-Islaami (1988/1409 A.H.). These proceedings are 748 pages all about the question of birth control and related issues.
The following are important points related to the issue of birth control in Islam. These were mentioned by some of the participants in the above
The institution of marriage and the want to have children was the custom of the best of creation, the prophets and messengers chosen by Allah.
Allah says about them: "And indeed We sent messengers before you and made for them wivesand offspring" [al-Raad 38]
The best example for the believers is the example of the prophet Muhammad (saw), who married and had children. These prophets and messengers are the people whom Muslims should look to emulate. Allah says:
"They are those whom Allah has guided. So follow their guidance" [al-Anaam 90]
They should be emulated and not the disbelievers of the West, whose new lifestyles – mostly out of concern for enjoying this life or obtaining as many worldly goods as possible – discourage women from having more children.
Islam has forbidden celibacy, monasticism and castration for such purposes. The prophet (saw) made this clear when he told those companions who were considering acetic forms of life: "I pray and I sleep; I fast and I break my fast; and I marry women. Whoever turns away from my way of life is not from me." The prophet (saw) not only encouraged marriage but he encouraged marrying those women who are child-bearing. He stated: "marry the loving, child-bearing women for I shall have the largest numbers among the prophets on the day of Resurrection." (Recorded by Ahmad and ibn Hibban.)
From the Islamic perspective, children are a gift and a blessing from Allah. Allah mentions some of the bounties that He has bestowed upon mankind in the following verse:
"And Allah has made for you spouses of your own kind and has made for you, from your wives, sons and grandsons, and has bestowed upon you good provisions." [al-Nahl 72]
Allah also said:
«"Wealth and children are the adornment of the life of this world."» [al-Kahf 46]
The only true provider for all mankind is Allah. If Muslims follow what Allah has prescribed for them, Allah will provide for them. Allah has warned about killing one's children out of fear of poverty for either parents or the child. Allah says:
«"Kill not your children because of poverty – We provide sustenance for you and for them"» [al-Anaam 151]
Allah also says:
«"And kill not your children for fear of poverty. We shall provide for them as well as for you. Surely, the killing of them is a great sin"» [al-Isra 31]
Hence, Muslims should never abort or kill their children out of fear of poverty. It is Allah who provides for them.
Based on the above points and numerous others, the scholars who participated in the research on this question came up with the following resolution:
It is not allowed to enact a general law that limits the freedom of spouses in having children.
It is forbidden to "permanently" end a man's or a woman's ability to produce children, such as by having a hysterectomy or vasectomy, as long as that is not called for by circumstances of necessity according to its Islamic framework.
It is permissible to control the timing of births with the intent of distancing the occurrences of pregnancy or to delay it for a specific amount of time, if there is some Shariah need for that in the opinion of the spouses, based on mutual consultation and agreement between them. However, this is conditioned by that not leading to any harm, by it being done by means that are approved in the Shariah and that it not do anything to oppose a current and existing pregnancy.
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While Lance Armstrong competes in Australia's Tour Down Under, speculation about his alleged doping has reached critical mass. Armstrong has been accused of doping for years and the charges have never been proven. But a Sports Illustrated report released Wednesday about Armstrong's alleged doping may contain the most incriminating evidence yet.
Lance Armstrong long suspected of doping
Lance Armstrong started being accused of doping long before he won his first of seven-straight Tour de France titles in 1999. Floyd Landis, who followed up Armstrong's last victory with his own in 2006, was stripped of his title for doping. Alberto Contador of Spain, who has won the last two Tour de France titles, is under suspicion after failing a drug test. Cycling has become a sport where it is assumed by many that an athlete must take performance enhancing drugs to be competitive. Winning seven Tour de France titles without doping is impossible for cycling insiders to accept.
Armstrong gets the Nowitzky treatment
Lance Armstrong has always vehemently denied doping allegations. He has called himself the most drug-tested athlete in the world. Yet now he has Jeff Nowitzki on his tail. Nowitzky is the U.S. Food and Drug Administration agent that made a name for himself bringing down disgraced Olympic champion Marion Jones and tarnishing the career of baseball home run king Barry Bonds. Nowitzky has been rounding up former Armstrong associates and teammates, who have been testifying in a grand jury investigation since last August. Sports Illustrated reporters reviewed hundreds of pages of notes from Nowitzky's investigation and interviewed some of the principals.
The latest Lance Armstrong doping allegations
The list of doping allegations against Armstrong grows considerably longer in the Sports Illustrated article. He has been accused of gaining access to experimental blood oxygenators, getting a free pass while carrying bags full of drugs and syriniges through customs and receiving preferential treatment from drug-testing labs. Former teammates who have admitted to doping said Armstrong pressured them into taking the drugs. Armstrong has also been linked to a controversial Italian doctor linked to performance enhancing drugs. Armstrong continues to insist that he is clean as he competes in the final international race of his career.
Sports Illustrated: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/more/01/18/lance.armstrong/index.html?eref=sihp
Bleacher Report: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/577910-nfl-playoffs-green-bay-packers-chicago-bears-and-wednesdays-top-nfl-news/entry/43086-lance-armstrong-how-long-until-armstrong-is-really-found-guilty-of-something
Business Insider: http://www.businessinsider.com/lance-armstrong-doping-tour-de-france-2010-10
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Jason Amado Casanas was booked in Osceola County, FL.
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Mugshots.com ID: 57902399
Name: JASON AMADO CASANAS
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Race: W
Sex: M
Eye Color: BRO
Hair Color: BLK
Weight: 200 lb (91 kg)
Height: 5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
Inmate ID: 855166
Booking Number: 245987
Arresting Location: ORLANDO
Arresting Agency: SPD
Category: ADULT
Total Bond: $50,000
Address: 11243 POINT SYLVAN CIR; APT C, ORLANDO, FL, 32825
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1) We settled into our newly remodeled house nicely and have frequent visitors--friends, family, grandchildren. It is wonderful to have room for everyone without having the kids sleep on couches in living room and den. It is also wonderful to have my art room where I have had a place to work on whatever project I am involved in at the moment. My art table has been a sewing table, a painting table, a writing table, a Christmas gift wrapping table, and a place where grandchildren can explore various arts and crafts when they come. Below are a couple of pictures that I painted and gave for Christmas presents.
2) I got a new computer! #$%&%$!! I thoroughly DISLIKE changing computers! My brain balks at shifting from old ways of doing things to new ways. And, not only did I get a new computer, but I changed from using a Dell PC to (Gasp!!) a Mac! Let me tell you--IT HAS BEEN A REAL LEARNING CURVE! If I hear one more time, "It's very intuitive..." to describe Apple products, I think I will scream! Somehow my "intuitive" instincts are missing! The redeeming factor is that there is an Apple Store just ten minutes from where I live and I have become very familiar with their Genius Bar and have taken all the classes that they offer. However, I am STILL learning.
3) We had a brutally hot and dry summer. We had put in all new landscaping the year before and we spent a good deal of time outside hand-watering to keep things alive. As the temperatures rose and persisted, we seemed to wilt while we tried to stay cool and hydrated. Fortunately, we have had some lovely rains the past couple of months but not nearly enough to fill up our lovely lakes. The picture below was taken when Son #2 and family came at Christmas and we explored a part of a nearby lake that is usually 40 feet below water.
While other parts of the country had way too much rain, we had absolutely none! And then the wildfires started around our area. Fortunately, they stayed away from here, but I do have two emergency evacuation bags with important papers and a few clothes ready "just in case."
4) I also facilitate two writing groups. These groups are designed to help women write their memoirs. One group has been meeting for almost ten years and the other group has been meeting in a retirement center for about five years. These women LOVE to write their stories and I never grow tired of hearing their stories and sharing mine with them.
Happy New Year to anyone who has not given up on me and is still reading my blog.


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Kessler Open - Archived Standings
Earl Anthony's Dublin Bowl, Dublin, Calif., Jun 21-26, 1985
Cariello Captures Kessler Crown
Tony Cariello, who made the switch from amateur to professional bowling ranks, won his first PBA title as he captured the $125,000 Kessler Open at Earl Anthony's Dublin Bowl by upending Mark Baker, 204-154. The defeat was a bitter one for Baker. He was the leading qualifier in the Denver Open and lost that one to Mike Aulby, and in this event he led the 160-man field by a comfortable margin, only to succumb to Cariello. Cariello qualified in the third position for the finals and waited while Tom Milton opened in the first frame, then drilled home 11 straight strikes for a 277-209 win over Mike Edwards. Milton lost his touch when Cariello moved onto the firing line as the burly Chicagoan notched a 214-172 win. Cariello's next opponent was Jim Harvey, and Cariello uncorked a 268-210 victory to set the stage for the title game. An omen of things to come struck Baker in the first frame when he inexplicably missed a 4 pin. Cariello, however, returned the lead to Baker when he missed the 3-6-10. Cariello made the necessary adjustments in his game, and a four-bagger sealed it for him as Baker missed a 2-pin in the fifth frame. CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND
PLAYOFF RESULTS - Milton defeated Edwards, 277-209; Cariello defeated Milton, 214-172; Cariello defeated Harvey, 268-210; and in the championship game, Cariello defeated Baker, 204-154. 42-GAME TOTALS OTHER CASHERS * - Match play alternate. ** - TV finals alternate. # - Mike Yuwiler, Bruce Carter, Sam Zurich, John Forst, Tony Cariello and Mark Baker (2) rolled 300 games ($50 each). 18-game qualifying leader - Mark Baker, 4278. 24th place - Rick Sajek and Rowdy Morrow tied at 4008. Sajek won the roll-off and advanced to the finals. 53rd place - Jimmie Pritts Jr., 3877. @ - non-PBA member. PRO-AM CASHERS - Tony Cariello, Pete McCordic, Wayne Webb, Walter Ray Williams Jr.,. Storm DeVincent and Art Trask ($50 each). |


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The manager of rock star Pete Doherty was today told he could be given a jail term after admitting his part in a hit-and-run.
Andrew Boyd, 42, of north London, appeared at Ipswich Crown Court accused of various offences relating to the crash in Hadleigh, Suffolk, on September 27 last year.
Pedestrian Chris Corder, 42, was seriously injured in the collision and remains in a coma at the Royal London Hospital.
Outside court his three elder sisters said Mr Corder is now in a "serious but stable" condition.
Today Boyd admitted the charge of dangerous driving but his defence barrister Chris Henley told the court the "dangerous part" related to his driving after the collision.
Mr Henley said a witness who saw Boyd driving before the crash said he was "not speeding or driving erratically".
"The driving prior to it was not dangerous," he said.
Mr Henley said there was a four-year-old sitting in the Daimler behind Boyd.
He said the child became distressed and when Boyd turned to offer comfort the accident occurred.
"He must have momentarily taken his eye off the road and at that moment Mr Corder must have stepped onto the road and very unfortunately the collision took place," said Mr Henley.
"The instinctive reaction of Mr Boyd was not to stop, he should have and he recognises that.
"The prosecution accept that the dangerous driving is him leaving the scene."
Boyd also admitted the summary charges of; failing to stop at the scene of a road traffic collision, driving without reasonable consideration, driving with no insurance, failing to report an accident and driving without a licence.
Adjourning sentence for a pre-sentence report, Judge David Goodin told Boyd: "The offences you pleaded guilty to are serious ones.
"It may very well be that custody is the only sentence for you."
He gave Boyd an interim driving disqualification and said he would be sentenced on February 24.
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Ann Parker doing the hot dog dance with the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
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You're cute and all but please get out of my office...for real
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Little Artist
"Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up"
-Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)
1st day of school |
Caroline entered 3K this year. She is a creative little girl and this summer we celebrated her 3rd birthday. Her only request...that we color and eat cookies. So we hosted an art party!
Invitations ordered through Sarah and Abraham...great design options, super easy and fast delivery. Held at our local arts center, Black Creek Arts Council, a wonderful organization and facility.
Caroline painted the tablecloth herself! |
Ann Parker entertaining the guests |
Her guests loved the play dough |
Sunday, August 28, 2011
When not doing medical illustration...
My palette |
Wren watercolor |
Buzz watercolor |
Chelsea oil on canvas |
Taylor watercolor |
Thursday, August 25, 2011
"You're a what?"
What is a Medical Illustrator?
A medical illustrator is a professional artist with advanced education in both the life sciences and visual communication. Collaborating with scientists, physicians, and other specialists, medical illustrators transform complex information into visual images that have the potential to communicate to broad audiences. The work of medical illustrators promotes education, research, patient care, public relations, and marketing efforts.
Do you have a degree for that?
I earned a BFA in Scientific Illustration from the University of Georgia and
a Masters of Science in Medical Illustration from the Medical College of Georgia
What do you do?
I work for a medical legal graphics firm based in Virginia. We produce demonstrative evidence for the defense of medical mal-practice litigation. Our litigation support includes case review, courtroom exhibits, interactive products and animation. Our products assist the physician defendant and their team of experts explain their case to the jury. We "educate" the jury so they can understand the medicine and circumstances of the case.
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Objective: to show the surgical set-up for laparoscopic appendectomy |
Objective: to show the plaintiff's injury, repair and result |
Why don't you just take a picture?
The simple answer is that I draw what can't be seen
Hip replacement Color pencil on print of graphite drawing |
Medicine is an evolving science so Medical Illustrators are often called upon to illustrate new surgical techniques. If a procedure is simply video-taped or photographed this is likely what the viewer will see
Below is a series of images I created for a surgeon at University of Virginia illustrating a surgical procedure he developed for traumatic abdominal wound closure. The images are intentionally bloodless, easy to follow, and intended for teaching proper technique
Doesn't the computer do the work for you?
I wish. The computer is just a really expensive paint brush. Certainly it has made editing and production much more efficient. While most of my work is digital in its final format I still start with a pencil and paper
medical illustration,
my artwork,
trial exhibits,
University of Georgia
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Living in a small town you learn to live without a lot of things. Things that we have in abundance around here are beauty parlors, beauty queens, churches, pine trees, peaches...and college sports fans.
Corn maze courtesy of our local peach farm. You build it, they will come....at least the Gamecocks will.
McLeod Farms
Speaking of peaches....
Corn maze courtesy of our local peach farm. You build it, they will come....at least the Gamecocks will.
McLeod Farms
Speaking of peaches....
The Colbert Report | Mon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c | |||
National Peach Month | ||||
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Sunday, August 21, 2011
The Studio
"That which you elect to surround yourself with becomes the museum of your soul and the archive of your experiences"
-Thomas Jefferson
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My desk |
From the garden |
View from my desk |
My inspiration board |
A birthday card from years ago, still makes me laugh |
My Dad...seersucker suit, wine and William F. Buckley. A reminder to enjoy the moment |
A work of my own. The sacrum, illustrated with carbon dust 1997 |
Storage |
Studio security...Fed Ex man has learned to knock softly |
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The Sodium Iodide Symporter (NIS) and Potential Regulators in Normal, Benign and Malignant Human Breast Tissue
dc.contributor.author | Ryan, James | en |
dc.contributor.author | Curran, Catherine E. | en |
dc.contributor.author | Hennessy, Emer | en |
dc.contributor.author | Newell, John | en |
dc.contributor.author | Kerin, Michael J. | en |
dc.contributor.author | Dwyer, Róisín M. | en |
dc.date.accessioned | 2011-05-25T12:05:14Z | en |
dc.date.available | 2011-05-25T12:05:14Z | en |
dc.date.issued | 2011-01 | en |
dc.identifier.citation | Ryan J, Curran CE, Hennessy E, Newell J, Morris JC, et al. (2011) The Sodium Iodide Symporter (NIS) and Potential Regulators in Normal, Benign and Malignant Human Breast Tissue. PLoS ONE 6(1): e16023. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0016023 | en |
dc.identifier.uri | http://hdl.handle.net/10379/1932 | en |
dc.description.abstract | Introduction: The presence, relevance and regulation of the Sodium Iodide Symporter (NIS) in human mammary tissue remains poorly understood. This study aimed to quantify relative expression of NIS and putative regulators in human breast tissue, with relationships observed further investigated in vitro. Methods:Human breast tissue specimens (malignant n = 75, normal n = 15, fibroadenoma n = 10) were analysed by RQ-PCR targeting NIS, receptors for retinoic acid (RAR¿, RAR¿), oestrogen (ER¿), thyroid hormones (THR¿, THR¿), and also phosphoinositide-3-kinase (PI3K). Breast cancer cells were treated with Retinoic acid (ATRA), Estradiol and Thyroxine individually and in combination followed by analysis of changes in NIS expression. Results:The lowest levels of NIS were detected in normal tissue (Mean(SEM) 0.70(0.12) Log10 Relative Quantity (RQ)) with significantly higher levels observed in fibroadenoma (1.69(0.21) Log10RQ, p<0.005) and malignant breast tissue (1.18(0.07) Log10RQ, p<0.05). Significant positive correlations were observed between human NIS and ER¿ (r = 0.22, p<0.05) and RAR¿ (r = 0.29, p<0.005), with the strongest relationship observed between NIS and RAR¿ (r = 0.38, p<0.0001). An inverse relationship between NIS and PI3K expression was also observed (r = ¿0.21, p<0.05). In vitro, ATRA, Estradiol and Thyroxine individually stimulated significant increases in NIS expression (range 6¿16 fold), while ATRA and Thyroxine combined caused the greatest increase (range 16¿26 fold). Conclusion:Although NIS expression is significantly higher in malignant compared to normal breast tissue, the highest level was detected in fibroadenoma. The data presented supports a role for retinoic acid and estradiol in mammary NIS regulation in vivo, and also highlights potential thyroidal regulation of mammary NIS mediated by thyroid hormones. | en |
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dc.subject | Surgery | en |
dc.title | The Sodium Iodide Symporter (NIS) and Potential Regulators in Normal, Benign and Malignant Human Breast Tissue | en |
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dc.local.publishedsource | http://dx.crossref.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0016023 | en |
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Let's get this out of the way right now…I don't know jack about Disturbed except that:
- they're playing Ozzfest this summer
there are no guitar solos on the song "Liberate"
they're fricken' loud
Not a lot to go on. I'm listening to the "Liberate" promo cd single (which lists Ozzfest dates on the back).
This is where I begin to feel old and start complaining about how today's metal just isn't the same as when I was a kid. I'm event tempted to visit with the "it all sounds the same" gambit.
But here's the thing…is that being fair? Is it valid (useful, maybe?) criticism to say that I don't like something just because it's not like my old favorites? Maybe none of that even matters. Heck, the whole "not like it used to be" angle is kinda worn out in the entire world of arts criticism.
…and these guys are make a living grinding out this stuff (their last album, The Sickness sold a boatload of copies). So why would it matter if some old fart (who grew up on 70's metal) can't deal with the new (nu?) thing?
I don't know.
What I do know is that I like the song "Liberate". The rhythm section is scary tight and the guitar is crushing. I've heard plenty of stuff like this live (Mudvayne being the most recent) and it is fun in a cathartic sorta way. But if I had to listen to seventy minutes of it?….I dunno, it kind of lacks in the dynamics department. Sorry, but the slow/quiet-to-loud-as-hell transitions just can't take the place of guitar solos.
So what I'm getting at is..well, I guess bands like Disturbed make me wonder what the future of metal is going to look like.
Is this it?
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Tue Jan 29, 2013, 11:34 PM
Control-Z (11,383 posts)
So, my maternal grandparents immigrated from the Ukraine
and my paternal grandparents immigrated from Sicily.
Both my father and mother were first generation born American citizens. (That, in itself, I find mind-numbing.) So what about the rest of you? US citizens? Or those hoping to become US citizens? Or native Americans who are not immigrants at all? I would love to know about your beginnings!
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So, my maternal grandparents immigrated from the Ukraine (Original post) |
Control-Z | Jan 2013 | OP |
libdem4life | Jan 2013 | #1 | |
Control-Z | Jan 2013 | #3 | |
aquart | Jan 2013 | #23 | |
frazzled | Jan 2013 | #2 | |
Control-Z | Jan 2013 | #5 | |
frazzled | Jan 2013 | #7 | |
virgogal | Jan 2013 | #4 | |
Control-Z | Jan 2013 | #18 | |
virgogal | Jan 2013 | #30 | |
Tommy_Carcetti | Jan 2013 | #6 | |
Control-Z | Jan 2013 | #8 | |
lynne | Jan 2013 | #11 | |
Lydia Leftcoast | Jan 2013 | #9 | |
OldDem2012 | Jan 2013 | #10 | |
AnnieBW | Jan 2013 | #12 | |
Control-Z | Jan 2013 | #13 | |
AnnieBW | Jan 2013 | #15 | |
lynne | Jan 2013 | #14 | |
OldDem2012 | Jan 2013 | #25 | |
Raksha | Jan 2013 | #16 | |
Control-Z | Jan 2013 | #40 | |
Brother Buzz | Jan 2013 | #17 | |
Control-Z | Jan 2013 | #41 | |
Control-Z | Jan 2013 | #42 | |
octoberlib | Jan 2013 | #19 | |
Spider Jerusalem | Jan 2013 | #20 | |
erinlough | Jan 2013 | #21 | |
Lugnut | Jan 2013 | #22 | |
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Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Tue Jan 29, 2013, 11:40 PM
libdem4life (12,715 posts)
1. Germany...both sides. Every non-native American family was from immigrants at one time.
Response to libdem4life (Reply #1)
Tue Jan 29, 2013, 11:45 PM
Control-Z (11,383 posts)
3. Exactly!
"Every non-native American family was from immigrants at one time."
It kind of blows my mind that my parents could have possibly been "anchor babies". Well, really only my dad. My mother was the 13th or 14th of 16 children born on American soil. My father was the oldest son, so who knows? |
Response to libdem4life (Reply #1)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 03:13 AM
aquart (69,014 posts)
23. Uh, so were they.
Contrary to certain myths based on a language flaw, humans didn't rise up from beneath the soil on this continent.
And the "natives" arrived in at least four waves. We're all immigrants here. |
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Tue Jan 29, 2013, 11:41 PM
frazzled (14,561 posts)
2. Also the child of immigrant grandparents, first-generation parents
Maternal grandparents from Hungary, paternal grandparents from Russia-Poland (borders were constantly changing).
They came to the US with the proverbial clothes on their backs; spoke broken English; and became proud American citizens. Their children all went to college. |
Response to frazzled (Reply #2)
Tue Jan 29, 2013, 11:48 PM
Control-Z (11,383 posts)
5. That is why I said Ukraine:
"paternal grandparents from Russia-Poland (borders were constantly changing)"
There were quite a few Pollock jokes I remember from childhood but my grandparents were Russian at some point I guess. Lol. |
Response to Control-Z (Reply #5)
Tue Jan 29, 2013, 11:55 PM
frazzled (14,561 posts)
7. I could possibly have said Belarus or Lithuania
My father (now 96) claims they came from Brest-Litovsk, though I'm not so sure that is correct.
At any rate, countries were being tossed back and forth in those days like pizza pies. My grandparents of course spoke Yiddish. (And my other grandparents Hungarian.) All I have left are the culinary relics ... the Ashkenazic cuisine for the Jewish holidays on the one side; the wonderful goulashes and paprikashes, dobos torte and strudel on the other side. And cabbage noodles. I don't cook this food very often anymore, but when I do, I always think fondly of my grandmother. |
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Tue Jan 29, 2013, 11:46 PM
virgogal (8,349 posts)
4. Mother from Canada,father Irish but family here for 3 generations when I was born.
Response to virgogal (Reply #4)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 12:42 AM
Control-Z (11,383 posts)
18. So are you (very) young?
Or did your ancestors arrive some time during the 19th century? My children are 3rd generation so it's hard to tell. Crazy, isn't it?
Response to Control-Z (Reply #18)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 05:51 PM
virgogal (8,349 posts)
30. I'm ancient. My mother came in the 20s and my father's family were Irish famine immigrants.
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Tue Jan 29, 2013, 11:49 PM
Tommy_Carcetti (28,736 posts)
6. Small quibble....
It's technically just "Ukraine", not "the Ukraine."
I'm sorry, bad habit, but my Ukrainian mother would disown me if I didn't always point that out. That's awesome though. Dobre den! Between both sets of grandparents, we're talking some great dinners. :wave: Ukrainian-Polish mutt here. Kind of an odd combination, given some historical tensions between the countries. But somehow my grandmother accepted my father as worthy! |
Response to Tommy_Carcetti (Reply #6)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 12:00 AM
Control-Z (11,383 posts)
8. I will remember that!!
I lost my mom at 7 and then my father at 17, so I have little real information. Big distant family. Many faded memories - the best pierogies ever, not to mention cannoli to die for. And father calling mother's family a bunch of commies!! lol. |
Response to Tommy_Carcetti (Reply #6)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 12:03 AM
lynne (3,118 posts)
11. LOL! I was thinking the same thing -
- my son spent 2 weeks in Ukraine and he said he learned very early not to say "The Ukraine" and always corrected me if I did so. Since then I always notice if someone refers to Ukraine in that manner.
He fell in love with the country and the people and brought back some wonderful stories and recipes. I would have never imagined how wonderful green borscht is! He has remained in contact with his Ukrainian friends and hopes to return one day. |
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 12:00 AM
Lydia Leftcoast (48,217 posts)
9. My paternal grandparents came from Norway
but they met each other in the U.S.
My maternal grandfather came from Latvia and met my grandmother, who was born two weeks after her parents arrived from Germany. None of my ancestors were in the U.S. till 1899. |
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 12:02 AM
OldDem2012 (3,526 posts)
10. US Citizen: ancestors include....
* an Italian branch which arrived in 1773 and went to work for Thomas Jefferson at Monticello as indentured servants starting his vineyards. This branch produced two 4th-great-grandfathers who arrived on the same ship;
* a German branch which arrived in 1717 and settled in the area of the Germanna Foundation in Virginia...also indentured servants; * Scots-Irish branch arrived in Philadelphia in 1730 as...you guessed it! Indentured servants!...., traveled down the Great Wagon Road in Virginia, and settled in Kentucky before 1800. All three branches produced Revolutionary War vets, with the Scots-Irish branch also producing French and Indian War vets. |
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 12:04 AM
AnnieBW (6,973 posts)
12. Father's family from Romania in 1920
My grandfather and grandmother on my Dad's side came over here in 1920 from western Romania (Transylvania). They got tired of being vampire victims. No, seriously, there was a whole lot of changes in that area following WWI, and my grandfather married his girlfriend and got the hell out.
My mother's side came from Croatia. My great-grandmother came over around 1910, but others were over here in the 1880's. The upshot is that I knew two of my ancestors that came over from the Old Country, so I respect those who come here to make a better life for themselves and their kids. Legally or otherwise, because it was a lot easier to move here and work back then. |
Response to AnnieBW (Reply #12)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 12:12 AM
Control-Z (11,383 posts)
13. "came over from the Old Country"
Oh my. I have not heard that expression since I was a kid.
And yes, that is my point. I had relatives from the Old Country. What if they had been turned away? |
Response to Control-Z (Reply #13)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 12:16 AM
AnnieBW (6,973 posts)
15. That's where I picked it up
Probably from my parents or grandparents.
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 12:14 AM
lynne (3,118 posts)
14. All my lines were early immigrants -
Father's family arrived from England in the late 1600's as an indentured servant.
Grandmother's family from Wales mid 1700's as indentured servants. Great-grandmother of German descent, in the US late 1700's. Mother's family from England, they're in Philly in the 1700's. Have an ancestral grandfather from Scotland that arrived in the US during the revolution, fighting for the British. He was in a POW camp after Yorktown and stayed in the US after being released. Have had great fun researching the family history over the past 20 years. |
Response to lynne (Reply #14)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 03:31 AM
OldDem2012 (3,526 posts)
25. Agree 100%....great fun!! nt.
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 12:27 AM
Raksha (7,167 posts)
16. My maternal grandparents were also from Ukraine,
and my father was born in Poland. Jewish on both sides, which is a big part of the reason they immigrated, if not the main reason.
Response to Raksha (Reply #16)
Thu Jan 31, 2013, 12:29 AM
Control-Z (11,383 posts)
40. I have so many questions
that I will probably never have answers to. My mother's (Ukraine) family never gave me any reason to believe they were Jewish. But it is something I have wondered about - for a number of reasons. One of her sisters married a man who practiced the Jewish faith.
It is all confusing to me now that I'm old enough to want to know. |
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 12:28 AM
Brother Buzz (15,852 posts)
17. Heinz 57 mongrel
Scottish Welch English German Spanish Scotch-Irish Most of my roots were well established in America before the revolution and were grandfathered in on that citizen stuff. My Grandmother had the only immigration story to tell: Her father, the remittance man, was born in England, raised in Northern Ireland, then wanderlust struck and he took off for Australia, then western Canada, then Oregon, then California; Grandma said he was a well read drunk. |
Response to Brother Buzz (Reply #17)
Thu Jan 31, 2013, 12:37 AM
Control-Z (11,383 posts)
41. You sound like what my children are.
I believe they are Scottish, Welsh, English, German, and American Indian (from their father's side, though I don't think he really knows for sure) along with my Italian - Russian half thrown into the mix.
Response to Brother Buzz (Reply #17)
Thu Jan 31, 2013, 12:38 AM
Control-Z (11,383 posts)
42. You sound like what my children are.
I believe they are Scottish, Welsh, English, German, and American Indian (from their father's side, though I don't think he really knows for sure) along with my Italian - Russian half thrown into the mix.
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 12:44 AM
octoberlib (6,738 posts)
19. I'm a US citizen.
Maternal great- grandparents were from the Ukraine. Paternal greatgrands were from Holland.
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 01:51 AM
Spider Jerusalem (19,883 posts)
20. Most of my ancestors arrived in America before the Revolution; 13 generations on both sides.
The earliest of them was at Jamestown a few years before those Pilgrims showed up in New England. My most recent immigrant ancestor (and one of three who arrived after the Revolution) was a great-great-grandfather who came over from Ireland during the famine. My ancestry is mostly English, Irish, Scots and Welsh(about 85% of my ancestors were from the British Isles), and also French Huguenot, Dutch, and Palatine German.
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 01:58 AM
erinlough (2,006 posts)
21. My father was a German Lutheran living somewhere in Russia
which had been Prussia and was then given to Russia. He came here in 1928. My mother's father came from Vienna in 1915 or so with his two brothers, and my Grandmother's parents came from Ireland during the Potato Famine. According to my aunt, my grandfather who was the German Lutheran was sent to Siberia for a time and then returned to his home, that is when he left the country.
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 02:24 AM
Lugnut (9,356 posts)
22. My maternal grandmother was from the Ukraine.
The other three grandparents were from Slovakia. My parents were first generation Americans. Both of my grandfathers were coal miners.
My maternal grandmother and her two sisters left their families and came to America. Because of name changes and poor record keeping we have no idea when they came. All of my husband's grandparents came from the same region - Caserta - in Italy North of Naples. Italian record keeping was very good. My daughter was able to locate the ship manifest from the sailing that her paternal great-grandfather used to come here. |
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 03:28 AM
okaawhatever (8,247 posts)
24. My fathers side (step father, all I know) came over from England end of 1600's early 1700's.
He was high sheriff for some county over there. They said he was high sheriff to the king, but I think it's just one county. We can't really get past him because he went by Sheriff for his first name. They originally were farmers in Louden Co Maryland and then moved to Ohio. The relatives did fight n the revolutionary war. My grandmother was college roommates with Agnes Moorehead, Endora on Bewitched. LOL.
My mom's side of the family is from Camden TN, the same place nut job James Yeager the internet gun nazi is from. I don't really know any of my relatives there. My grandmother remarried a man who was first generation from Italy. His older sister, I think she was 2 yrs older was born in Italy but he was born in New York so they hadn't been here long. |
Response to Control-Z (Original post)
Wed Jan 30, 2013, 03:49 AM
pugetres (507 posts)
26. Eligible for DAR
on my dad's side, first generation American on my mom's side. I still can't find it in me to say that I'm proud to be an American. I'm just lucky
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hfojvt (37,356 posts)
27. my most recent immigrant was in 1864
dad's maternal grandfather who was 4 years old.
next would be my paternal grandmother's maternal grandparents in about 1855 next would be my maternal grandmother's maternal grandfather in 1852 next would be my maternal grandmother's paternal grandfather in 1849 next would be my maternal grandfather's paternal grandfather in 1832 next would be my maternal grandfather's maternal grandmother in 1825 her husband was born about 1800 in Connecticut and it is not known when that line immigrated. next would be my maternal grandfather's paternal grandmother in 1820 before that it gets even more complicated my paternal line immigrated in 1739, nine generations back many other lines are unknown dates. I have two revolutionary war ancestors born in America in 1753 and 1760, but their parents and their spouses parents are unknown. Other lines came over in the 1630s and 1640s, 11 or 12 generations back on my paternal grandfather's mother's side. |
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Wed Jan 30, 2013, 08:14 AM
Nay (9,370 posts)
28. Mom was an immigrant (Canada), Dad was from a line that's been in the US since
1640 or so. I have 2 on dad's side who fought in the Revolutionary War. On Mom's side, her family immigrated from France to Canada in the 1680's, so we've been on the continent for a while....I'm a citizen of the US and Canada.
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Wed Jan 30, 2013, 08:26 AM
hobbit709 (41,694 posts)
29. 1st generation American.
Even though I was born in Austria, I am an American citizen by birth.
On my mother's side it's Austrian, Czech, Hungarian and northern Italian from that part that changed hands after every war. On my dad's side it's mostly English. |
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Wed Jan 30, 2013, 05:57 PM
FSogol (33,093 posts)
31. 3 of my grandparents were born in Ireland and came here as children.
The other grandparent was born in Scotland and was orphaned on the journey here.
My wife is a naturalized US citizen. My sons have dual citizenship. (US and a SA country) |
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Wed Jan 30, 2013, 06:07 PM
Marrah_G (28,581 posts)
32. Mostly from England in the 1600s on
Then a great grandmother who was Blackfoot.
That's my biological family. Adopted family came from Ireland 3-4 generations back. |
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Wed Jan 30, 2013, 06:33 PM
WilmywoodNCparalegal (2,560 posts)
33. I'm a U.S. permanent resident (a/k/a 'green card' holder)
I'm from Italy (the city of Bologna in north-central Italy. The one known as the fat - for the cuisine, the learned - the first university in the western world, and the red... for its porticos and politics!!).
My story is somewhat well known on DU, but here it goes again. My dad is a gifted engineer (with a few international patents to his name). He worked for a subsidiary of FIAT, S.p.A. in Bologna for several years. That company bought a small carburetor manufacturer in the U.S. - one plant in Michigan and one plant in rural North Carolina. The company sent my dad to the plant in NC to get the engineering and R&D going. It was supposed to be a two-year assignment and then he'd go to Brazil. This was 1987. I was 15 at the time and my sister was 13. We and mom tagged along, because we thought it was going to be an incredible opportunity on various levels: becoming fluent in English/Brazilian Portuguese, experiencing different cultures, seeing the world, etc. Brazil fizzled out, while the NC plant grew and eventually the assignment was expanded in length. We came under an E visa (treaty trader/investor - complicated visa that takes too long to explain). The company hired a business lawyer who dabbled in immigration, but was by no means an expert. As the green card process got started, I turned 21 years of age. Instead of advising then-INS I was about to age out (age 21 is when you are considered an independent adult for immigration purposes), the attorney either forgot or didn't know. So, while my mom, dad and sister got green cards, I was left out. I was switched to F-1 status, while the company paid for my outrageously high tuition (since I no longer qualified for in-state tuition) and even paid tuition for a very expensive private university after undergrad. To make a long story short, my dad acquired U.S. citizenship in order to put me on a higher priority list. He still has Italian citizenship. Luckily, I fell in love and married a U.S. citizen and began working as soon as I was granted employment authorization. After 7 years of marriage, we divorced amicably. By a cruel twist of fate, since the first time I could work, I have worked in immigration law and my experiences with it - good and bad - have helped me become rather successful in this very narrow niche (I specialize in employment-based immigration). I have not applied for U.S. citizenship primarily due to cost and my laziness. My sister, who is married to a U.S. citizen and has two kids who are dual Italian/US citizens, is in the process of applying, but she will also retain her Italian citizenship. My mom has no interest in becoming a U.S. citizen. To be honest, she has never liked living in the U.S. and wants to return to Italy as fast as possible - in fact, she's always wanted to return. Both my mom and dad want to return to Italy, but I doubt they will do that since their grandkids are here. My now-husband and I have often tinkered with the idea of living in Italy, since my husband wouldn't have a problem finding a great job there in his field. We are childless so we do want to retire in Italy some day. My husband is eligible to apply for Italian citizenship in about 1 year and he wants to go for it. For many things, I am very Italian - food habits, certain behaviors, etc. For others, I am very American - less formal, not as concerned with external appearances or fashion. |
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Wed Jan 30, 2013, 06:39 PM
RebelOne (30,947 posts)
34. It is not the Ukraine. It is just Ukraine.
I had next door neighbors, a mother and her son, from Ukraine and when Alex, the son, heard the Ukraine, he would totally break up laughing.
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Wed Jan 30, 2013, 10:03 PM
smirkymonkey (21,446 posts)
35. My Grandfather came here from Sicily. My grandmother came
here from Calabria (on my Father's side) On my mother's side, they were here much earlier, Dutch and English. Original New Yorkers.
We are Dutch, English and Italian. A very interesting combination, |
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Wed Jan 30, 2013, 10:54 PM
zellie (437 posts)
36. Both grandparents came from Russia.
Now third generation.
Always wanted to go back. |
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Wed Jan 30, 2013, 11:04 PM
NoPasaran (17,147 posts)
37. Grandparents on both sides came from Ukraine before the Great War
Although it was part of Austria when they left and their villages flew quite a number of different flags over the century past. Three of the four sat in that great hall on Ellis Island waiting for their names to be called. The fourth apparently arrived via Canada.
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Wed Jan 30, 2013, 11:12 PM
mia (4,414 posts)
38. My mother's ancestors arrived from Germany and Ireland in the mid 1800's, via Baltimore, MD.
My father's ancestors arrived in the mid 1600's from England and France (via Holland). They settled in Maryland and New York (Huguenots).
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Thu Jan 31, 2013, 12:15 AM
kiranon (1,666 posts)
39. Maternal grandparents from Finland, paternal from the Ukraine.
Finnish spoken at home by my mom. So I am a 2nd generation American. Husband's family were originals here from the beginning.


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I need a logo for a new photobooth company. I want it to have a very clean, animated, and fun look. Please design in vector format so it can be used on the web, as well as in print.
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I have two designs in mind:
1) a photostrip with four boxes, each box being an animated-fun looking face. For instance, one smiling, one sticking it's tongue out, another one smooching it's lips. You can put a hand on 1-2 of them like doing the peace sign or waving (think photobooth, here!)
2) just one animated-fun looking square face along with the words SquareFace Photobooth
That's how I depict my SquareFace idea. But if you think of something else. Go for it.
As for the text "SquareFace Photobooth" - you can incorporate it as you see fit. I'm open with logo placement.
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- sans serif, rounded, modern fonts,
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- Color choices: (totally up to you! the designs that didn't use the suggested colors are looking better than the ones that did) yellow, light green, light blue, black, white.
- although SquareFace is the idea, they can be fat squares with a tiny budge to make it feel animated, don't have to be perfect squares
- Look up emoticons for inspiration
- Faces to look like they're having fun!
- no need to draw a circle around the face, keep faces squared
- no spongebob, let's stay 2-D
- no cheese
- no cameras, you could include a rough drawing of a booth though