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			<description>The competition site used to find variety of competitions that are currently going around the world. The competitions are writing competitions, drawing, poetry, Arts and craft, Essay Competition, handwriting contest, programming competition and music competition etc.</description>
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			<title>International Young Interactive Entrepreneur Award 2010</title>
			<link>entrepreneurial-international-young-interactive-entrepreneur-award-2010</link>
			<description>Showcase your individual achievement and potential and take part in a wide range of business networking opportunities in the UK.

To participate, you have to work in one of the following sectors:

    * Interactive software publishers, developers and marketing specialists
    * Interactive entertainment developers for the internet, digital television, radio and mobile devices
    * Internet, multimedia and web design
    * Digital and interactive event production
    * Experimental media
    * Digital and interactive multimedia
    * Interactive marketing
    * Consultants providing specialist services in this area
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			<title>Unilever Consumer Creative Challenge</title>
			<link>video-unilever-consumer-creative-challenge</link>
			<description>Chose one of the 13 Unilever's global brands and make a video ad for it. You can make video ads for:

    * Axe
    * Ben &amp; Jerrys
    * Close Up
    * Dove
    * Knorr
    * Lifebuoy
    * Lipton
    * Heart Brand
    * Rexona
    * Snuggle
    * Sunsilk
    * Surf
    * Vaseline
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			<title>Embassy Ball DanceSport Championship</title>
			<link>dance-embassy-ball-dancesport-championship</link>
			<description>Please make all necessary reservations early. Hotel registration deadline is August 15, 2010.

Hotel Booking Link Click on Spotlight On Our Home Page:

Super Shuttle from LAX to Hotel book in advance www.supershuttle.com
Check airport information for details.


This event is on Labor Day Weekend, September 2 Through 5, 2010.

Mailing Address: 35377 Dry Creek Road, Yucaipa, Ca, 92399.</description>
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			<title>Directors Circle Scriptwriting Competition</title>
			<link>script-writing-directors-circle-scriptwriting-competition</link>
			<description>  The Directors Circle Scriptwriting Competition strives to discover scriptwriters and to transform their dreams into reality through discovery, international recognition, and career development.

 

Our competition accept submissions internationally of scripts of all genres including documentary, horror, experimental, animation, Religious/Spiritual and Gay/Lesbian.</description>
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			<title>Seascape Photography</title>
			<link>photography-seascape-photography</link>
			<description>Seascape photography can be as varied as the beach and waves. The seascape provides opportunities for images that can vary from the calm ocean blue to crashing waves. 

Submit a Photograph that somehow incorporates the topic. Creative approaches are welcomed.</description>
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			<title>2010 Moment-Karma Short Fiction Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/fiction-2010-moment-karma-short-fiction-contest</link>
			<description>Moment will award three prizes to outstanding works of unpublished short fiction with Jewish content.

$1,000 plus possible publication
$500 plus possible publication
$250 plus possible publication

Winners may be invited to an awards ceremony. If so, the contest covers a round trip flight or train fare and one night hotel, if necessary. All travel arrangements are to be made by Moment. </description>
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			<title>Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival 2011 Fiction Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/fiction-tennessee-williamsnew-orleans-literary-festival-2011-fiction</link>
			<description>    *  A submission is one original short story, written in English, up to 7,000 words.
    * The author's name should not appear on the manuscript.
    * Please include a separate cover page with story title and word count as well as the author’s name, address, phone, and email.
    * Pages must be numbered and single-spaced.
    * Simultaneous submissions accepted; please notify the Festival if your story is accepted elsewhere.
    * Unlimited entries per person are allowed. You must complete a separate entry payment and submission form for each entry.
    * Stories can be any theme or genre.
    * Do not include professional resumes or biographies with your entry. Entries are judged anonymously; the judges only consider manuscript quality.
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			<title>The G-Technology Driven Creativity Competition 2010</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-innovationthe-g-technology-driven-creativity</link>
			<description>Submissions are encouraged across the fields of photography, music and filmmaking in both Professional and Amateur categories. Besides great prizes, best entries will go on display at an exclusive exhibition at London’s Brick Lane Gallery in November 2010.</description>
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			<title>Tetractys</title>
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			<description>Tetractys is a simple and interesting form of poetry. Write a poem, with only five lines. Each line adds one syllable until the last stanza which has ten syllables. See an example and details in the announcement. </description>
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			<title>2010 Blender Summer Game Competition</title>
			<link>games-2010-blender-summer-game-competition</link>
			<description>Create a game using Blender - the free open source 3D content creation suite.

There will only be one category in this contest - Overall Best.

The voting will be ENTIRELY community vote. There will be no judges.

Voting will take place between 2 September and 1 October. It will be based on the following:

    * Graphics Most eye catching and cleanest art
    * Most Incredible Physics
    * Most Fun and Re-playability
    * Gameplay most glitch free and most professionally done
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			<title>The Debut 2010 Open Short Story Competition</title>
			<link>short-story-the-debut-2010-open-short-story</link>
			<description>Theme: ‘The Old Cottage’

Please DO NOT use the theme as your title</description>
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			<title>Biennial of Light Art Austria 2010</title>
			<link>architectural-and-architect-biennial-of-light-art-austria</link>
			<description>Artists from all over the world are invited to show their light projects in streets, squares and public buildings, trying to empathise with the places and the people who frequent them or simply work there.

Already completed artwork is shown as well as artwork especially created for the Biennale. The keywords are light-art, public and private, which build the triangle of eagerness.

The public exhibition spaces are selected by the artists themselves. There is no border and no limit, so every artist has the greatest possible freedom of action. The reaction of the public will be different, because they are rapidly transformed into a captive audience. The public may come with no prior art experience, alternatively with much education.

This first Biennial for Light Art in Austria wants to generate a cut surface between society and art. The spontaneous conjunction with art in public spaces leans on the art concept of Joseph Beuys from 1965 “How to define the paintings to the dead rabbit” in Düsseldorf.

A dialogue should arise between art and the public.</description>
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			<title>2010 Christian Novel Writing Contest</title>
			<link>novel--2010-christian-novel-writing-contest</link>
			<description>1st Prize:  $1,000 and possible publishing contract offer.
2nd Prize:  $500 and possible publishing contract offer.
Published winning authors receive 15% commission on net profits of the sale of their books.
Manuscript length:  40,000 and 90,000 words.
Contest Submission/Reading Fee:  $69.95.
Up to 3 submissions per author accepted with discounts for second and third entries
English only. FICTION only.</description>
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			<title>10th Ricoh Photo Contest</title>
			<link>photography-10th-ricoh-photo-contest</link>
			<description>Submit professional and amateur photo entries to the contest.

The contest theme of “My view” embodies the message that “By just changing your angle of view, you make the world an infinitely interesting place&quot;.</description>
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			<title>Second Annual NANO Fiction</title>
			<link>fiction-writing-second-annual-nano-fiction</link>
			<description>Second Annual NANO Fiction Prize for a flash fiction piece, prose poem, or micro essay of 300 words or less. Award: $500 and publication. Entry fee: $15 for the first three pieces, and $2 for each additional piece; which includes a one-year subscription to NANO Fiction. Deadline: August 31, 2010.</description>
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			<title>Blank Verse III</title>
			<link>writing-blank-verse-iii</link>
			<description>Blank verse is verse written in iambic pentameter (da DUM da DUM da DUM da DUM da DUM) without rhyme. Shakespeare often used it. For this contest, no end rhymes, either true or proximate, are allowed. No internal or true rhymes are allowed in the same line (they may be in consecutive lines.)</description>
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			<title>Bamboo and Rattan Products Ideas Competition</title>
			<link>innovation-bamboo-and-rattan-products-ideas-competition</link>
			<description>his is a products ideas competition related to bamboo and / or rattan.

Provide support for new innovative ideas coming from communities, projects, designers and enterprises and through the sponsorship of the private sector an opportunity to initiate actual commercial production of the winning designs. The selected product designs, initiatives and innovations will be exhibited and published. The competitors will be provided a window to the world for their ideas during an exposition of the selected designs at the World Shanghai Expo 2010 in China.

Selection Criteria:

    * Creativity in process, design and innovation
    * Overall and measurable resource, water and energy conservation
    * Contribution to new uses, new habits and new green environments
    * Adaptation of existing designs, fusion and mixing of natural materials into existing contexts
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			<title>Creative Writers' Circle Short Story Contest</title>
			<link>short-story-creative-writers-circle-short-story-contest</link>
			<description>Respond to our prompt with an original short story of 3,500 words or less. Awards: $50, $25, merchandise. Entry fee: None. Deadline: August 31, 2010.</description>
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			<title>Digital Camera Photographer of the Year 2010</title>
			<link>photography-digital-camera-photographer-of-the-year-2010</link>
			<description>Submit your photos to the contest. The categories in the Digital Camera Photographer of the Year 2010 competition are:

    * Landscape
    * Portrait
    * Wildlife
    * Travel
    * Creative License
    * Fashion
    * Britain Inspired
    * Adrenaline
    * Documentary
    * Joy
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			<title>The Countryside Tales Autumn Poetry Competition</title>
			<link>poetry-the-countryside-tales-autumn-poetry-competition</link>
			<description>Theme. The Countryside in Autumn.</description>
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			<title>The Haiti Poster Project</title>
			<link>poster-design-competitions-the-haiti-poster-project</link>
			<description>The Haiti Poster Project is a collaboration of artists and designers from around the world, benefiting victims of the earthquake in Haiti.

The Haiti Poster Project seeks limited edition sets of posters from artists, designers and design firms from around the world. The donated posters will be sold online to raise money for Doctors Without Borders.

As designers, we have the collective ability to do what we love, AND to create a difference. The Haiti Poster Project has been conceived as a collective effort by the design community to unite and effect change through our work. In order for this project to be successful, we are counting on designer participation.</description>
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			<title>Corel Asia Pacific Digital Art Competition 2010</title>
			<link>software-corel-asia-pacific-digital-art-competition-2010</link>
			<description>The theme of the competition is “freedom to create you way.” Entries should promote a concept, whether it is a product, service or just an idea.

There are two entry categories: Open and Student. Entries must be produced with Corel software and may be static works of art or videos that promote a concept.</description>
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			<title>Open Short Story Competition</title>
			<link>short-story-open-short-story-competition</link>
			<description>The competition is open to anyone over 16. The first prize is £100 and first place in the anthology. The best entries will be published, and their authors will receive one complimentary copy. 10-20 will be included, depending on length and quality. All winners will be offered further copies at a reduced price. Closing date August 31st 2010 Winners will be notified in October.</description>
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			<title>Creative Works Competition</title>
			<link>writing-creative-works-competition</link>
			<description>The Aesthetica Creative Works Competition is internationally recognised for identifying new artists and writers and bringing them to international attention. Previous finalists have achieved success and recognition with accolades including: writing commissions from Channel 4, selection to represent Australia in the Florence Biennale, exhibitions at DACS (London), John Martin Gallery (London), Flores Fine Art Gallery (New York), inclusion in the International Drawing Competition exhibition (Poland) and the National Geographic International Photographic exhibition. The Aesthetica Creative Works Competition represents the scope of creative activity today, and provides an opportunity for both new and established artists to nurture their reputations on an international scale.</description>
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			<title>Memoirs Ink Writing Contest</title>
			<link>writing-memoirs-ink-writing-contest</link>
			<description>Half-Yearly Contest Deadline: February 15, 2010 (postmark) Late Deadline: February 28, 2010 (Postmark - Late entries require additional $5 entry fee per entry).

Annual Contest Deadline: August 14, 2010 (postmark); Late deadline: August 31, 2010 (late entries require additional $5 fee per entry);</description>
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			<title>Family Art</title>
			<link>art-and-craft-family-art</link>
			<description>The challenge of this contest is to create something that represents family. For example, it can be a father and son. Or it can be a scene from nature that somehow incorporates the topic. 

The artwork (painting, sculpture or other form of traditional artt) can be about anything but the post must incorporate the theme. This is for traditional art. Digital paintings are welcomed. No photography or digital compositions. 
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			<title>First Hello Handmade Competition</title>
			<link>design-first-hello-handmade-competition</link>
			<description>Create t-shirt designs on the theme: &quot;color on a grey day&quot;.</description>
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			<title>Aesthetica Creative Works Competition</title>
			<link>photography-aesthetica-creative-works-competition</link>
			<description>The Aesthetica Creative Works Competition is internationally recognised for identifying new artists and writers and bringing them to international attention. Previous finalists have achieved success and recognition with accolades including: writing commissions from Channel 4, selection to represent Australia in the Florence Biennale, exhibitions at DACS (London), John Martin Gallery (London), Flores Fine Art Gallery (New York), inclusion in the International Drawing Competition exhibition (Poland) and the National Geographic International Photographic exhibition. The Aesthetica Creative Works Competition represents the scope of creative activity today, and provides an opportunity for both new and established artists to nurture their reputations on an international scale.</description>
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			<title>123 WOW!!! Illustration Art Contest</title>
			<link>art-and-craft-123-wow-illustration-art-contest</link>
			<description>123WOW!!! is an international illustration art competition sponsored by RhinoBook. 

123WOW!!! was created for artists to have opportunities to share their talent with the world.</description>
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			<title>Trieste Contemporanea 2010</title>
			<link>design-trieste-contemporanea-2010</link>
			<description>Design a pocket lucky charm/talisman to carry in all situations that require a vibration of “positivity”, of altruistic courage, of critical spirit, of creativity and of necessary irony.

The project registered for the competition must be composted of no more than 3 plates in jpg or pdf format, in format A3 and of a resolution not inferior to 300 DPI; it must include a text of presentation/description in English and/or Italian (max. 1500 strockes including spaces) to be inserted directly in the application form. The projects must contain all the necessary information for the realization of the object.

Projects will be evaluated according to the following criteria:

    * originality and formal quality of the proposed object
    * creativity and/or innovativeness of the proposed function
    * completeness and clarity of the work presented
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			<title>Short Fiction Contest</title>
			<link>fiction-short-fiction-contest</link>
			<description>FIRST PRIZE: $300
SECOND PRIZE: $200
THIRD PRIZE: $100

Ten Honorable Mentions</description>
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			<title>Capital Dance Sport Championships</title>
			<link>dance-capital-dance-sport-championships</link>
			<description>Welcome to the Dancesport Series 2010 designed with the student in mind! This series is beginning it’s 10th. Season with 68 competitions represented. For your convenience, we’ve listed the entire calendar year, and every partincating Dancesport Series event by month. Now you can plan your tour along the Dancesport Series Superhighway quickly and easily! The series is about giving back to you! Accumulating points is the name of the game! Points will rank you Regionally. Nationally, and get cash back to spend!. </description>
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			<title>Evolution of Productivity in Indian Manufacturing</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-paper-presentationevolution-of-productivity-in</link>
			<description>This workshop will examine the implications of economic reforms on the productivity performance of firms and industries in Indian manufacturing. They invite original and methodologically rigorous papers covering any area related to the theme of the workshop. They are particularly interested in papers that examine issues relating to the data quality of the Indian industrial data-base, and apply novel econometric methods in the estimation of productivity using firm or industry level data. They are also interested in papers specifically dealing with the productivity and efficiency of the unorganized/informal manufacturing sector.</description>
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			<title>Acrostic Poetry</title>
			<link>poetry-acrostic-poetry</link>
			<description>Write an acrostic poem. An acrostic poem is a poem where the first letter of each line spells out a word. View an example in the announcement. $100 prize for the winner of this poetry contest.</description>
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			<title>Fellowship 2010 Competition</title>
			<link>photography-fellowship-2010-competition</link>
			<description>Silver Eye Center for Photography, the region’s only non-profit organization dedicated exclusively to photography, is pleased to announce Fellowship 2010, their 11th annual international photography competition. Deborah Klochko, Executive Director of the Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego, California, will jury the competition.

The competition is open to all international photographers, as well as Silver Eye members. Two Fellowships are being awarded. The first carries a $3,500 award and is open to all eligible photographers. The second award, new in 2010, is open only to Pennsylvania residents and carries a $1,500 award. Both winning artists’ work will be exhibited at Silver Eye in late November 2010.</description>
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			<title>Corel Asia Pacific Digital Art Competition 2010</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-softwarecorel-asia-pacific-digital</link>
			<description>The theme of the competition is “freedom to create you way.” Entries should promote a concept, whether it is a product, service or just an idea.

There are two entry categories: Open and Student. Entries must be produced with Corel software and may be static works of art or videos that promote a concept.</description>
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			<title>Be a Biographer – Crowdsourcing Design Challenge</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-designbe-a-biographer-</link>
			<description>So here's the challenge. The Blind Project is inviting designers, artists and creative&amp;#8208;minded people to help tell the stories of victims and survivors of the commercial sex trade through their designs.

&quot;We want to connect your talents with her needs. For freedom, love, hope, dignity and protection. Our role is simple. To tell her story. To be her biographer,&quot; said Anthony Dodero, co&amp;#8208;founder of The Blind Project.

The three Grand Finalists will be selected based on the following criteria:

    * Creativity: how imaginatively and beautifully does your design bring the story to lite?
    * Relevance: haw well does tI1e design connect to the story?
    * Marketability: how strongly does your design attract consumers to purchase the product?
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			<title>First Hello Handmade Competition</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-designfirst-hello-handmade-competition</link>
			<description>Create t-shirt designs on the theme: &quot;color on a grey day&quot;.</description>
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			<title>3rd International Student Poster Competition 2010</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-poster-design-competitions3rd-international-student-poster</link>
			<description>Climate change, global warming, biodiversity loss, drinking water and sanitation problems, loss of environmental resources, pollution, Kyoto protocol, Copenhagen summit… take an action and step forward. Show your opinion about this enormous problem facing our planet. Say it loud!!!

Students of graphic design and visual arts from all over the world are invited to make a poster contribution.

This project should promote the ‘poster' as a mean of expressing ideas among the European and worldwide youth.

Design posters that promote visual solutions of environmental problems on the main topic: &quot;be ecoLOGIC&quot;.</description>
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			<title>European Fashion Award FASH 2011</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-designeuropean-fashion-award-fash</link>
			<description>    * Phase 1: Analysis

      The first phase of the entry encompasses an independent analysis of today's relationship with fashion. This means the student's own point of view – whether in the streets or in the closet at home. The analysis results shall be documented and supplemented by the student's own photographs. Media such as blogs or fashion magazines are not permissible.

      Only in the second step will the student further corroborate his or her analysis by researching the appropriate publications such as market studies, books, articles or essays. In addition, the student shall define ‘fashion' in his or her own words.
    * Part 2: Concept

      The concept on the topic “Attention Please!?” is to be based on the analysis. The jury is looking for independent and consistent designs. They can be close to current market trends, yet should offer more than just a representation of the latest trends. To accomplish this, the student needs to reflect social and economic, as well as cultural and political processes.
    * Phase 3: Design

      Based on this established concept the third phase of the competition includes the conversion of the results into a collection with a minimum of five outfits. Two complete outfits need to be submitted to the jury evaluation. The student may freely choose the segment (e.g. business, leisure or athletic apparel). Accompanying accessories are permitted. The participant may also select between womenswear, menswear, or complete collections, depending on the results of his/her analysis. There is no restriction as to seasonal apparel. </description>
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			<title>Peace Poster Contest 2010 – 2011 – Lions Clubs International</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-poster-design-competitionspeace-poster-contest-2010</link>
			<description>Artistically express your &quot;Vision of Peace&quot;. All media are accepted.

    * Chalk, charcoal and pastel entries should be sealed with a fixative spray to prevent smearing.
    * Do not laminate entries.
    * Three-dimensional entries will not be accepted.
    * Nothing may be glued, stapled or attached to the artwork in any way.

Each poster is judged on originality, artistic merit and expression of the theme.
Prizes</description>
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			<title>2010 TCA International Student Design Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-design2010-tca-international-student</link>
			<description>Sponsored by the Tilt-Up Concrete Association and the Tennessee Concrete Association, this years student design contest focuses on &quot;The Concrete Classroom.&quot;

Students in the field of architecture, currently in a undergraduate program are graduate or invited to present conceptual designs for a new education and training facility for a state concrete association, specifically designed with emphasis on practical sustainability using site-cast concrete panels and components known as “Tilt- Up” concrete.

The Concrete Classroom 2010 is an international, open, single-stage ideas competition.</description>
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			<title>10th Andreu World International Design Competition</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-design10th-andreu-world-international</link>
			<description>Design for a chair and/or table.</description>
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			<title>The Haiti Poster Project</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-poster-design-competitionsthe-haiti-poster-project</link>
			<description>The Haiti Poster Project is a collaboration of artists and designers from around the world, benefiting victims of the earthquake in Haiti.

The Haiti Poster Project seeks limited edition sets of posters from artists, designers and design firms from around the world. The donated posters will be sold online to raise money for Doctors Without Borders.

As designers, we have the collective ability to do what we love, AND to create a difference. The Haiti Poster Project has been conceived as a collective effort by the design community to unite and effect change through our work. In order for this project to be successful, we are counting on designer participation.</description>
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			<title>Trieste Contemporanea 2010</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-designtrieste-contemporanea-2010</link>
			<description>Design a pocket lucky charm/talisman to carry in all situations that require a vibration of “positivity”, of altruistic courage, of critical spirit, of creativity and of necessary irony.

The project registered for the competition must be composted of no more than 3 plates in jpg or pdf format, in format A3 and of a resolution not inferior to 300 DPI; it must include a text of presentation/description in English and/or Italian (max. 1500 strockes including spaces) to be inserted directly in the application form. The projects must contain all the necessary information for the realization of the object.

Projects will be evaluated according to the following criteria:

    * originality and formal quality of the proposed object
    * creativity and/or innovativeness of the proposed function
    * completeness and clarity of the work presented
</description>
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			<title>Becker Contest 2011</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-designbecker-contest-2011</link>
			<description>Create unusual, aesthetic, innovative and functional design! Any designs that include moulded wood can be submitted. Combine moulded wood with other materials at your discretion. They could be furniture designs, but we also expressly welcome pieces from other areas of application.

You can submit stand-alone pieces, group projects or thesis projects.

The idea must be new and will be evaluated according to the following criteria:

    * Innovation
    * Function
    * Product aesthetics
    * Design concept
    * Industrial manufacturability
    * Interdisciplinary approach
    * Economic viability
    * Visualisation
    * Presentation
    * Sustainability
    * Ergonomics
    * Suitability of the material
    * Realisation quality of the optionally submitted model
</description>
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			<title>INDEX: Design Challenge 2010</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-designindex-design-challenge-2010</link>
			<description>The theme of this year's challenge is Designing for Education, a call for design and business students as well as cross-disciplinary student teams to develop design solutions that improve education and the educational environment in developing regions.

The INDEX: Design Challenge has three sub-themes, combined with an open challenge:

    * Improved Education Facilities can improve life in obvious ways by making school an enjoyable experience while increasing learning ability by improving attention.
    * Sanitation and Hygiene improve life of students with a healthier environment, thereby reducing illnesses and absences.
    * Gender Parity in Education should ensure that girls get the same opportunity to go to school as boys and thereby improve their lives through equal opportunities, eliminating gender disparity in education.
</description>
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			<title>The G-20 SME Finance Challenge</title>
			<link>entrepreneurial-the-g-20-sme-finance-challenge</link>
			<description>The Group of 20 and Ashoka’s Changemakers, with support from the Rockefeller Foundation, are looking for the best models worldwide for public-private partnerships that catalyze finance for small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

Submit your solutions, or nominate a project, in this challenge to unlock private finance for small and medium enterprises. Submit your entry by the early entry deadline, 6:00 PM EDT, August 6, 2010, and be eligible to win the USD $1,000 Early Entry Prize provided by Ashoka’s Changemakers. The final competition deadline is August 25, 2010.</description>
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			<title>Patients| Choices| Empowerment competition</title>
			<link>health-patients-choices-empowerment-competition</link>
			<description>The Amgen Foundation is supporting the Patients| Choices| Empowerment competition with Ashoka's Changemakers to answer the question of how we can elevate patients’ voices to improve health outcomes globally. Submit your inspiring and innovative projects to the Patients| Choices| Empowerment competition.</description>
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			<title>Not Natural Anymore</title>
			<link>photography-not-natural-anymore</link>
			<description>This contest is for digital photographers of all skill levels. In this contest we select a topic - you provide the mixed media photograph. The topic is &quot;not natural anymore&quot;. 

Using a camera capture something as your subject. This can be an animal, an insect, a flower, a house or any other subject. But we are not looking for stand-alone photographs. We are looking for the use of both your camera and software to create a mixed media presentation. So show us a scene or a photograph that is no longer natural. 
</description>
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			<title>Nevada Star Ball Dancesport Championships</title>
			<link>dance-nevada-star-ball-dancesport-championships</link>
			<description>The Nevada Star Ball has competitions at all levels. Professional, Amateur and Pro/Am.</description>
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			<title>2010 Hot Shot Photography Competition</title>
			<link>photography-2010-hot-shot-photography-competition</link>
			<description>Since its inception in 2005, Hey, Hot Shot!, the premier international photography competition, has provided one hundred and twenty-nine photographers from all over the world with unrivaled exposure, support and recognition.</description>
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			<title>Azyl Short Film Festival 2010</title>
			<link>film-festival-azyl-short-film-festival-2010</link>
			<description>Submit film entries to the Azyl Film Festival.

The festival is not thematically limited. Film may be a fiction, animation, experiment or a musical clip.

The festival has three film sections:

    * Section of 1 minute films (contest)
    * Section of 5 minute films (contest)
    * Section of non contestants
</description>
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			<title>Project IMA: Fashion Unbound</title>
			<link>fashion-designer-project-ima-fashion-unbound</link>
			<description>The theme for Project IMA: Fashion Unbound is uncanny silhouettes and unexpected materials.

Utilizing re-purposed or used materials is strongly encouraged.

Submit original, one of a kind, fashion works.

Evaluation will be based upon creative uniqueness, the originality of the work and the quality of the overall submissions.</description>
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			<title>Sentinel Literature Festival Poetry Competition 2010</title>
			<link>poetry-sentinel-literature-festival-poetry-competition-2010</link>
			<description>Subject: Previously unpublished poems in English Language on any subject may be entered. [i.e. poems must not have been posted on blog, website or publicly accessible online group. Poems posted on members-only groups for the purpose of workshop as part of the creative process are not deemed to have been previously-published.]
Length: Maximum 40 lines per poem
Entry Fees: £5.00 (1 poem), £10 (2 Poems), £13 (3 poems) or £20.00 for 5 poems. Poets may enter as many poems as they wish.
First Prize: £250.00
Second Prize: £130.00
Third Prize: £70.00</description>
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			<title>The Words Are The Same</title>
			<link>poetry-the-words-are-the-same</link>
			<description>Write a poem that includes the following words:

belief - water - cycle - freedom - race - author - feelings - barrier - joy - heart

You can leave out one word. So write a poem that uses at least nine of the ten words above. A word can be plural (so &quot;belief&quot; can be &quot;beliefs&quot;). But not changed. So &quot;belief&quot; can be &quot;belief&quot; but not &quot;believed&quot;. </description>
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			<title>Art Buzz 2011 Collection - fine art search &amp; competition</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-art-and-craftart-buzz-2011-collectionart-buzz-2011-collection-</link>
			<description>Art Buzz Publishing, founded in 2007, offers an alternative to mainstream art publications and a way for lesser known and undiscovered visual artists to showcase their work to an international audience. Most of the current visual art created is by struggling and unknown artists living in various parts of the world yet most of the art publications only feature the work of artists that have achieved a certain amount of notoriety. Those mainstream publications have no incentive to seek out lesser known artists because they cater to major galleries and museums which, as a rule, only show work by established artists. Therein exists a void and it is the mission of Art Buzz Publishing to fill that void with this – the premier annual Contemporary Visual Arts Showcase, hardcover publication.</description>
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			<title>123 WOW!!! Illustration Art Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-art-and-craft123-wow-illustration-artillustration-art-contest</link>
			<description>123WOW!!! is an international illustration art competition sponsored by RhinoBook. 

123WOW!!! was created for artists to have opportunities to share their talent with the world.</description>
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			<title>American Women Artists National Juried Competition</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-art-and-craftamerican-women-artists-nationalnational-juried-competition</link>
			<description>For over three decades, Southwest Gallery has serviced the art needs of Dallas. Offering some of the finest art and most experienced consultants in the area, we provide professional quality in all our services dealing with the arts. Our 16,000 square foot gallery features fine 19th and 20th Century paintings and sculpture. Don't let our name deceive you; we are not just Southwest art! We carry a large stock of Contemporary, Western, Impressionist, Traditional and yes, Southwest art. Also housed in our walls are fabulous sculpture, bronze and antiques, as well as a huge custom framing department.</description>
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			<title>Dave Bown Projects 1st Semiannual Competition</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-art-and-craftdave-bown-projects-1st1st-semiannual-competition</link>
			<description>Eva Frosch studied Art History at the University of Zurich, Switzerland. Eva moved to New York in 2004 where she was a fellow at the Museum
of Modern Art, worked for the artist Peter Halley, and, most recently, was the Gallery Director at Jack the Pelican Presents in Brooklyn.

Eva Frosch is interested in viewing images of work from all disciplines, genres, and themes.</description>
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			<title>ArtCan: An evening of inspiration and art</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-art-and-craftartcan-an-evening-ofinspiration-and-art</link>
			<description>ArtCAN will feature works from acclaimed Southeastern artists who are cancer survivors or who have had their lives affected by cancer. The evening will offer works for sale and a silent auction.</description>
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			<title>Celeste Prize 2010</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-art-and-craftceleste-prize-2010</link>
			<description>There is no special subject, title or theme required for participating works, they can range from being figurative to abstract, from conceptual to participatory in content and presentation.

Media are accepted in the following categories:

    * Painting: oil, acrylic, industrial paints, ink, vinyl, watercolour, graphite, pencil, printing of various forms, etc. The work can have any form of support: canvas, paper, cardboard, wood, plastic, metal, etc. Diptychs or triptychs are considered one work. The maximum size permitted in a two-dimensional format is 2,5 x 2,5 metres, including any framing (the latter is not necessary).
    * Photography &amp; digital graphics: works in 2D, including digital photography, traditional-analogue photography, net art / web art, computer graphic modelling, software art or works in which several media are used, for example digital manipulations which include the use of painting or other forms of manual expression, polaroids, mobile phones, foto collages, etc. Diptychs or triptychs are considered one work. The maximum size permitted in a two-dimensional format is 2,5 x 2,5 metres, including any framing (the latter is not necessary).
    * Video &amp; animation: works on DVD in original, high quality, are requested for the finalist's exhibition, while for prize entry and publication on the prize website, you should send or upload your video according to the parameters described in Art. 6. (B) 3 of the official Terms &amp; Conditions.
    * Installation &amp; sculpture: works in 3D, installation, net art, sculpture or any non-media related performances (for live audiovisual performances select ‘Live Media Prize' below) – all materials are accepted (organic or inorganic), as well as works with an interactive basis and/or connection to electricity, motorisation, light, sound or video.
    * Live media prize &amp; performance: a live audio video set, which includes the use of any form of software. Live audiovisual performances can either be projected on screens or presented as a live audiovisual performance in a space which does not exceed 10 x 10 metres (or both of these together), as well as live audio visual performances which include forms of participatory art.
</description>
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			<title>New Arrival - Allow Me To Introduce Myself</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-art-and-craftnew-arrival---allow</link>
			<description>This is a &quot;New Arrival&quot; contest which is designed to welcome new members to the site. You qualify for this contest and can participate. Submit a traditional or digital artwork that somehow introduces yourself to the art community. Introduce yourself with a self portrait. Or take a creative approach. Somehow create an artwork that somehow represents you. Creative approaches are welcomed. 
</description>
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			<title>Family Art</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-art-and-craftfamily-art</link>
			<description>The challenge of this contest is to create something that represents family. For example, it can be a father and son. Or it can be a scene from nature that somehow incorporates the topic. 

The artwork (painting, sculpture or other form of traditional artt) can be about anything but the post must incorporate the theme. This is for traditional art. Digital paintings are welcomed. No photography or digital compositions. 
</description>
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			<title>Spruce Mountain Press Annual Past Loves Contest</title>
			<link>story-writing-spruce-mountain-press-annual-past-loves</link>
			<description>Nearly everyone has memories of a former sweetheart. Write your true story of an earlier love, in no more than 700 words. Tell us about someone whose memory brings a smile or a tear, or both:

    * What feelings arise if you allow yourself to be fully open to remembering that person?
    * What is it about that special someone that you still cherish?
    * IN PARTICULAR, how did that person's presence in your life change you and how you experience the world?

Your story may be heart-warming or humorous. Just tell about your earlier sweetheart as if you were talking to your best friend.</description>
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			<title>New Arrival - Little But BIG</title>
			<link>photography-new-arrival--little-but-big</link>
			<description>This is a &quot;New Arrival&quot; contest which is designed to welcome new members to the site. You qualify for this contest and can participate. Our New Arrival &quot;Little But BIG&quot; contest is for photographers of all skill levels. 

To enter, take a macro shot of something very small and show it big (ie: ant, spider, button). 

This is a photography contest. Mixed media photography is welcomed. Edits using software is okay. All forms of photography are welcomed.
</description>
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			<title>Tricky Women 2011 Animation Festival</title>
			<link>muthu/film-tricky-women-2011-animation-festival</link>
			<description>Submit applications for animated short films realised by female artists and produced in 2009 or 2010.</description>
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			<title>&quot;Scare The Dickens Out of Us&quot; ghost story contest</title>
			<link>muthu/short-scare-the-dickens-out-of-us-ghost</link>
			<description>Second annual &quot;Scare The Dickens Out of Us&quot; ghost story contest sponsored by The Friends of the Dr. Eugene Clark Library in Lockhart, Texas. New, original ghost stories of any genre, any tone, any subject; 5,000 words or less. All publication rights remain with the author. Awards: $1,000, $500, $250. Entry fee: $20. Deadline: October 1, 2010.</description>
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			<title>Bartleby Snopes Second Annual Dialogue Only Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/short-bartleby-snopes-second-annual-dialogue-only-contest</link>
			<description>Compose a short story entirely of dialogue. You may use as many characters as you want. Your entry must be under 2000 words. Your entry does not have to follow standard rules for writing dialogue. Your entry cannot use any narration (this includes tag lines such as he said, she said, etc.). These are the only rules. Manipulate them however you see fit. </description>
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			<title>Strong Character</title>
			<link>muthu/short-strong-character</link>
			<description>Write a short story that includes a strong character that is somehow a part of the scene pictured below. Creative approaches are welcomed. We are looking for 'Vivid Characterization' - well-defined, rich characterization. These are characters you can vividly hear, see, smell and care about as they are created by the writer.</description>
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			<title>International Composition Prize Luxembourg 2010</title>
			<link>muthu/music-international-composition-prize-luxembourg-2010</link>
			<description>Participants (no age limit) are kindly asked to write compositions for the whole ensemble:

    * 1 solo violin
    * 1 flute
    * 1 clarinet in Bb
    * 1 bass clarinet in Bb
    * 1 alto saxophone
    * 1 horn in F
    * 1 tuba
    * 1 piano
    * 1 accordion
    * 1 percussion player (vibraphone, glockenspiel, 3 tom-toms, 2 suspended cymbals, bass drum)
</description>
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			<title>Biennial of Light Art Austria 2010</title>
			<link>muthu/architectural-biennial-of-light-art-austria-2010</link>
			<description>Artists from all over the world are invited to show their light projects in streets, squares and public buildings, trying to empathise with the places and the people who frequent them or simply work there.

Already completed artwork is shown as well as artwork especially created for the Biennale. The keywords are light-art, public and private, which build the triangle of eagerness.

The public exhibition spaces are selected by the artists themselves. There is no border and no limit, so every artist has the greatest possible freedom of action. The reaction of the public will be different, because they are rapidly transformed into a captive audience. The public may come with no prior art experience, alternatively with much education.

This first Biennial for Light Art in Austria wants to generate a cut surface between society and art. The spontaneous conjunction with art in public spaces leans on the art concept of Joseph Beuys from 1965 “How to define the paintings to the dead rabbit” in Düsseldorf.

A dialogue should arise between art and the public.</description>
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			<title>Creative Writers' Circle Short Story Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/short-creative-writers-circle-short-story-contest-1</link>
			<description>Respond to our prompt with an original short story of 3,500 words or less. Awards: $50, $25, merchandise. Entry fee: None. Deadline: August 31, 2010.</description>
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			<title>Second Annual NANO Fiction</title>
			<link>muthu/fiction-second-annual-nano-fiction</link>
			<description>Second Annual NANO Fiction Prize for a flash fiction piece, prose poem, or micro essay of 300 words or less. Award: $500 and publication. Entry fee: $15 for the first three pieces, and $2 for each additional piece; which includes a one-year subscription to NANO Fiction. Deadline: August 31, 2010.</description>
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			<title>6th Annual Alternative Processes Competition</title>
			<link>photography-6th-annual-alternative-processes-competition</link>
			<description>Soho Photo Gallery in New York City invites entries to its Sixth Alternative Processes Competition. Open to photographs made through alternative processes that include (but are not limited to) albumen, cyanotype, platinum/palladium, Van Dyke, gum bichromate, tintypes, image transfers, liquid emulsions. Traditional silver gelatin prints, c-prints and digital prints are not eligible, but handmade prints created from digital negatives are welcome. The distinguished jurors, France Scully Osterman and Mark Osterman, will select 30-40 photographers.

Wednesday - Sunday, 1 - 6 pm</description>
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			<title>Heart of America DanceSport Championships</title>
			<link>dance-heart-of-america-dancesport-championships</link>
			<description>As one of the longest

running N.D.C.A. competitions in the United States, Heart of America provides a great environment

for all types of dancers. Join us and experience our great competition, dance seminars with

some of the best coaches in the country, and our BBQ finale. This is one event that you're sure to enjoy. Mark your calendars for the 2010 Heart of America Championships.</description>
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			<title>NTDTV Chinese International Violin Competition</title>
			<link>music-ntdtv-chinese-international-violin-competition</link>
			<description>The Chinese International Violin Competition is one of a series of world music events sponsored by New Tang Dynasty Television (NTDTV). Its purpose is to provide Chinese from around the world with a platform to exchange cultures and arts from East and West.</description>
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			<title>St. Baldrick’s Foundation T-shirt Design Contest 2011</title>
			<link>design-st-baldricks-foundation-t-shirt-design-contest-2011</link>
			<description>Create t-shirt designs that capture St. Baldrick's Foundation commitment to childhood cancer research.

You are encouraged to incorporate the tag line and theme - “Let's Conquer Kids' Cancer” - into their proposed t-shirt design.

Your design will be judged on creativity, relevancy to the cause or Foundation, it's effectiveness in drawing interest to St. Baldrick's and their mission.</description>
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			<title>Animated Dreams 2010 International Competition Programme</title>
			<link>animation-and-3d-animated-dreams-2010-international-competition</link>
			<description>Submit your animated film to the international competition.

Eligible films must be:

    * short and medium-length (-45 min) animated films;
    * premiered after 1 January 2009;
    * screened in 35 mm or broadcast video formats;
    * with English subtitles, if not in English.
</description>
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			<title>Hard Times Writing Contest</title>
			<link>writing-hard-times-writing-contest</link>
			<description>Write about a difficult experience in your life, how you overcame this obstacle, and how you were changed by it. Winning stories will be chosen for originality and creative writing style.</description>
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			<title>Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival Poetry Writing Contest</title>
			<link>poetry-tennessee-williamsnew-orleans-literary-festival-poetry-writing</link>
			<description>    * One entry is 2-4 original poems of any style or theme, written in English, with a combined length of up to 400 lines.
    * Unlimited entries per person. Simultaneous submissions accepted. Please notify the Festival if your work is accepted elsewhere.
    * Author’s name should only appear on cover page.
    * Include a separate page with poem titles, number of total lines, plus poet’s name, address, phone, and email address.</description>
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			<title>The first annual Still Writing Contests</title>
			<link>writing-the-first-annual-still-writing-contests</link>
			<description>The first annual Still Writing Contests in Fiction, Poetry, and Nonfiction. Must be unpublished. Awards: $100 and publication. Entry fee: $8. Deadline: Postmark or e-mail date of August 15, 2010.</description>
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			<title>Freedom to Create Prize 2010</title>
			<link>architectural-and-architect-freedom-to-create-prize-2010</link>
			<description>Freedom to Create Prize is open to all forms of art. It celebrates the power of art to:

   1. Promote social justice
   2. Build the foundations for an open society
   3. Inspire the human spirit

There are three categories: Main Prize, Youth Prize and Imprisoned Artist Prize.

Entries will be judged on:

    * The artist's use of the arts to promote social justice, build the foundations for an open society and inspire the human spirit
    * The message in the piece or body of work
    * The personal risk incurred by the entrant/s in creating and/or disseminating the artwork
    * How the piece and the message was disseminated to the public and its impact in the community
    * The bravery of the artist to use the arts to protest and highlight oppression in the human rights context (for the Imprisoned Artist Prize category)
</description>
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			<title>2010 International Aerial Robotics Competition</title>
			<link>robotics-2010-international-aerial-robotics-competition</link>
			<description>The new 6th Mission is an extension of the 5th Mission theme of autonomous indoor flight behavior, however the 6th Mission will demand more advanced behaviors than are currently possible in any existing aerial robot. The 6th Mission will once again be held at the University of Puerto Rico - Mayagüez (UPRM) coliseum during August of 2010 with an initial prize award set at $10,000 and growing by an additional $10,000 for each year that the mission remains uncompleted. Interdisciplinary teams from around the world are encouraged to take on the IARC challenge and make application to the 6th Mission of the AUVSI International Aerial Robotics Competition as it enters its 20th year as THE world's PREMIER aerial robotics challenge that time and again has advanced the state of the art in aerial robotic behavior.</description>
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			<title>Free Verse Poetry</title>
			<link>poetry-free-verse-poetry</link>
			<description>Write a free verse poem. This is a method of writing poetry that does not follow any structure or style. See an example and details in the announcement. $100 prize for the winner of this contest for poets.</description>
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			<title>Summer Dance</title>
			<link>dance-summer-dance</link>
			<description>Details Coming soon</description>
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			<title>3rd annual Carol E. Doering Poetry Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-poetry3rd-annual-carol-e.</link>
			<description>3rd annual Carol E. Doering Poetry Contest hosted by the Women's Artistic Network. Awards: $75, $50, $25. Original, unpublished work; 50 lines max; traditional or free-verse. Entry fee: $5 per poem or 3 for $10. Deadline: September 30, 2010. Info: www.womensartisticnetwork.org or send SASE to PO Box 1485, Simi Valley, CA 93063.</description>
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			<title>Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival Poetry Writing Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-poetrytennessee-williamsnew-orleans-literary</link>
			<description>    * One entry is 2-4 original poems of any style or theme, written in English, with a combined length of up to 400 lines.
    * Unlimited entries per person. Simultaneous submissions accepted. Please notify the Festival if your work is accepted elsewhere.
    * Author’s name should only appear on cover page.
    * Include a separate page with poem titles, number of total lines, plus poet’s name, address, phone, and email address.</description>
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			<title>Sentinel Literature Festival Poetry Competition 2010</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-poetrysentinel-literature-festival-poetry</link>
			<description>Subject: Previously unpublished poems in English Language on any subject may be entered. [i.e. poems must not have been posted on blog, website or publicly accessible online group. Poems posted on members-only groups for the purpose of workshop as part of the creative process are not deemed to have been previously-published.]
Length: Maximum 40 lines per poem
Entry Fees: £5.00 (1 poem), £10 (2 Poems), £13 (3 poems) or £20.00 for 5 poems. Poets may enter as many poems as they wish.
First Prize: £250.00
Second Prize: £130.00
Third Prize: £70.00</description>
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			<title>New Arrival Poetry</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-poetrynew-arrival-poetry</link>
			<description>Write an acrostic poem for this contest for new members to the site. An acrostic poem is a poem where the first letter of each line spells out a word. View an example in the announcement. $100 prize for the winner of this poetry contest.</description>
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			<title>Tetractys</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-poetrytetractys</link>
			<description>Tetractys is a simple and interesting form of poetry. Write a poem, with only five lines. Each line adds one syllable until the last stanza which has ten syllables. See an example and details in the announcement. </description>
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			<title>Acrostic Poetry</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-poetryacrostic-poetry</link>
			<description>Write an acrostic poem. An acrostic poem is a poem where the first letter of each line spells out a word. View an example in the announcement. $100 prize for the winner of this poetry contest.</description>
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			<title>The Words Are The Same</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-poetrythe-words-are-the</link>
			<description>Write a poem that includes the following words:

belief - water - cycle - freedom - race - author - feelings - barrier - joy - heart

You can leave out one word. So write a poem that uses at least nine of the ten words above. A word can be plural (so &quot;belief&quot; can be &quot;beliefs&quot;). But not changed. So &quot;belief&quot; can be &quot;belief&quot; but not &quot;believed&quot;. </description>
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			<title>Free Verse Poetry</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-poetryfree-verse-poetry</link>
			<description>Write a free verse poem. This is a method of writing poetry that does not follow any structure or style. See an example and details in the announcement. $100 prize for the winner of this contest for poets.</description>
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			<title>It's In The Eyes</title>
			<link>photography-its-in-the-eyes</link>
			<description>The challenge of this contest is share a photo with the topic of: eyes. Eyes can present unique challenges to a photographer. See what you can do with the topic. 
Both traditional photograph (not editing a photograph with software) and mixed media photograph (edits of photography using software) are welcomed. 

</description>
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			<title>Art Moves – 3rd International Festival of Art on Billboards</title>
			<link>art-and-craft-art-moves-3rd-international</link>
			<description>The artists taking part in the competition are invited to prepare an artwork of maximum three pieces in a technique they choose.

The work is intended to be a creative response to this year's competition theme &quot;Together or apart?&quot; This slogan can serve as a kind of a metaphor of the processes taking place in the contemporary world. Both individuals and the whole societies are faced with such a choice. Do they want to live together, contribute, collaborate and, as a result create shared value, or do they want to lead a separate, individual life of their own?

Is it better to be single or in a stable relationship? Is it better to focus on the common or individual good? Is being a member of a larger organization, like the European Union better than staying apart? Is it better to feel a part of your nation or rather an individual citizen? The possible interpretations are multiple. Or maybe it is possible to combine those two attitudes: take care of your own, personal development while joining forces and working together with others? So, together or apart?</description>
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			<title>Project IMA: Fashion Unbound</title>
			<link>muthu/fashion-project-ima-fashion-unbound</link>
			<description>The theme for Project IMA: Fashion Unbound is uncanny silhouettes and unexpected materials.

Utilizing re-purposed or used materials is strongly encouraged.

Submit original, one of a kind, fashion works.

Evaluation will be based upon creative uniqueness, the originality of the work and the quality of the overall submissions.</description>
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			<title>Spruce Mountain Press Annual Past Loves Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/story-spruce-mountain-press-annual-past-loves-contest</link>
			<description>Nearly everyone has memories of a former sweetheart. Write your true story of an earlier love, in no more than 700 words. Tell us about someone whose memory brings a smile or a tear, or both:

    * What feelings arise if you allow yourself to be fully open to remembering that person?
    * What is it about that special someone that you still cherish?
    * IN PARTICULAR, how did that person's presence in your life change you and how you experience the world?

Your story may be heart-warming or humorous. Just tell about your earlier sweetheart as if you were talking to your best friend.</description>
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			<title>St. Baldrick’s Foundation T-shirt Design Contest 2011</title>
			<link>muthu/design-st.-baldricks-foundation-t-shirt-design-contest-2011</link>
			<description>Create t-shirt designs that capture St. Baldrick's Foundation commitment to childhood cancer research.

You are encouraged to incorporate the tag line and theme - “Let's Conquer Kids' Cancer” - into their proposed t-shirt design.

Your design will be judged on creativity, relevancy to the cause or Foundation, it's effectiveness in drawing interest to St. Baldrick's and their mission.</description>
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			<title>Animated Dreams 2010 International Competition Programme</title>
			<link>muthu/animation-animated-dreams-2010-international-competition-programme</link>
			<description>Submit your animated film to the international competition.

Eligible films must be:

    * short and medium-length (-45 min) animated films;
    * premiered after 1 January 2009;
    * screened in 35 mm or broadcast video formats;
    * with English subtitles, if not in English.
</description>
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			<title>Freedom to Create Prize 2010</title>
			<link>muthu/architectural-freedom-to-create-prize-2010</link>
			<description>Freedom to Create Prize is open to all forms of art. It celebrates the power of art to:

   1. Promote social justice
   2. Build the foundations for an open society
   3. Inspire the human spirit

There are three categories: Main Prize, Youth Prize and Imprisoned Artist Prize.

Entries will be judged on:

    * The artist's use of the arts to promote social justice, build the foundations for an open society and inspire the human spirit
    * The message in the piece or body of work
    * The personal risk incurred by the entrant/s in creating and/or disseminating the artwork
    * How the piece and the message was disseminated to the public and its impact in the community
    * The bravery of the artist to use the arts to protest and highlight oppression in the human rights context (for the Imprisoned Artist Prize category)
</description>
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			<title>Osaka Asian Film Festival 2011 International Competition</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-film-festivalosaka-asian-film-festival</link>
			<description>Submit film entries to the international competition. All films selected and invited for the competition must meet the following conditions:

    * Must be produced in Asian countries and regions or be Asia-related.
    * Must be in 35mm, 16mm or video.
    * Must not have been released publicly in Japan, including theater screenings and/or TV broadcasts, prior to 20 March 2011.
    * Must be completed after 1 January 2009.
    * Must be longer than 60 minutes.
</description>
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			<title>Azyl Short Film Festival 2010</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-film-festivalazyl-short-film-festival</link>
			<description>Submit film entries to the Azyl Film Festival.

The festival is not thematically limited. Film may be a fiction, animation, experiment or a musical clip.

The festival has three film sections:

    * Section of 1 minute films (contest)
    * Section of 5 minute films (contest)
    * Section of non contestants
</description>
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			<title>Tricky Women 2011 Animation Festival</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-film-festivaltricky-women-2011-animation</link>
			<description>Submit applications for animated short films realised by female artists and produced in 2009 or 2010.</description>
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			<title>One Take Film Festival Number Five</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-film-festivalone-take-film-festival</link>
			<description>The programme of the One Take Film Festival will consist solely of films shot in one take, without any editing. A “take” is defined technically, as the footage made between turning the camera on and turning the camera off. The footage must not be edited in any way other than trimming at the beginning and the end.

The transition between the title/end credits and the film itself can be done by cross-fading, or the title/end credits can be displayed in any other way before and after the take the film is comprised of, but only on a neutral, still background.

Genres eligible for submission are fictional, documentary and experimental films, as well as commercial and music videos.</description>
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			<title>TMZ on TV Video Challenge</title>
			<link>video-tmz-on-tv-video-challenge</link>
			<description>Create short video commercials for TMZ.

Your submission(s) must be either exactly 12 seconds long or exactly 27 seconds long and you can submit multiple entries in either length.

Every 12-second or 27-second ad must be based on the theme &quot;We love Hollywood. We just have a funny way of showing it.&quot; and must have an ending that includes:

    * One of the TMZ logos provided in the materials files
    * An original call to action that tells people to watch TMZ on television
    * The phrase “We love Hollywood. We just have a funny way of showing it.” (either as dialog, or text)

Your commercial should feature entirely original material, with three exceptions:

    * You can use the logos and background from the materials files.
    * You can use anything that's provided in the materials files.
    * You can use still images from the newsroom in the TMZ show, including the reporters.

You must not use any video footage from the TMZ show (only stills from the newsroom are allowed) and no footage or images of celebrities (whether they appear on the show or not). Look-alikes and parodies are allowed.</description>
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			<title>James and the Giant Peach Daydream Contest</title>
			<link>innovation-james-and-the-giant-peach-daydream-contest</link>
			<description>In &quot;James and the Giant Peach&quot;, James is looking for an escape – from his troubles, from the sadness surrounding his parents' untimely death, from his horrid aunts. With the help of a magical oversized peach and some newfound friends, James was able to sail across the sea and reach the faraway land he'd always dreamt of.

For this contest, put yourself in James' shoes and show where you go to escape the real world! Illustrate the magical landscape of your daydreams and show where your imagination takes you.

Adventures this big don't grow on trees, so let your imagination soar to Giant-Peach proportions!</description>
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			<title>53rd Annual Tallman Arts Festival</title>
			<link>festival-53rd-annual-tallman-arts-festival</link>
			<description>Over 70 artists and vendors are participating this year, including a number of local Janesville artists who are new to the festival. The festival is juried and draws artists from throughout the Midwest to display fine arts and studio crafts in a variety of media and styles. The Rock Valley Quilter’s Guild will provide quilting demonstrations, a quilt display, and their annual quilt raffle.

The traditional Ice Cream Social featuring homemade pies and cakes will be held at the festival. A variety of foods will be served this year including pulled pork sandwiches and brats cooked by our own chefs. Elmer’s Kettle Corn, Mocha Moments, Edible Arrangements and Cakes by Sheila are some of our local food vendors. Soda and water will be sold and beer will be sold courtesy of Grays Brewing. New this year will be a wine tasting featuring wines from Northleaf, Staller, and Stone’s Throw wineries.</description>
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			<title>Seattle Star Ball</title>
			<link>dance-seattle-star-ball</link>
			<description>To use our online registration program, o2cm, log onto the website, www.o2cm.com and select our event, or go to www.seattlestarball.com and click on “competitor” to register online. Please note that the registration deadline is June 30.  Paper forms are available here, but we encourage you register online. </description>
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			<title>30th Annual US Open Sandcastle Competition</title>
			<link>sand-sculpting-30th-annual-us-open-sandcastle-competition</link>
			<description>The Sandcastle Dance kicks off the weekend at the Imperial Beach Boys and Girls Club. This 21 and up event is filled with live music and great company, and is a wonderful way to start off what is sure to be a fun filled weekend!</description>
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			<title>72 Hour Urban Action Architecture and Design Festival</title>
			<link>architectural-and-architect-72-hour-urban-action-architecture</link>
			<description>72 Hour Urban Action is an international rapid architecture and design festival. Defined by community needs, an extreme deadline, a tight budget and limited space.

The Bat-Yam International Biennale invites teams of architects, students, designers, artists and craftspeople to respond to community needs from its public spaces.

Selected teams will have three days and three nights to both plan and realize their projects in response to the given missions. Missions will be drawn for each team randomly on launch day.

You need to plan and realize projects in response to given missions. Missions will be drawn for each team randomly on launch day.

72 Hour Urban Action will take place in Bat-Yam, Israel as part of the Bat-Yam Biennale of Landscape Urbanism.</description>
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			<title>Flash Fiction &amp; Poetry</title>
			<link>muthu/writing-flash-fiction--poetry</link>
			<description>Winners in each category will receive a cash prize. The number of runners-up in each category will depend on length and quality of entries shortlisted.
Winners and Runners-up in our competitions will be published in the Unbound Press Journal and will each receive a free copy of the journal. </description>
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			<title>15th Annual Natioanl Photography Competition</title>
			<link>photography-15th-annual-natioanl-photography-competition</link>
			<description>Soho Photo Gallery is pleased to announce that its July exhibition will feature the top three winners of the gallery’s 15th annual juried National Photography Competition. The show’s distinguished juror, Jennifer Blessing, Curator of Photography at The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, selected these photographs, as well as 32 other images, to be in this year’s exhibition. In previous years, this competition has drawn entries from all over the  nited States and 2010 was no exception. There were a total of 2,250 photographs from more than 340 photographers, located from Massachusetts to California. 

Gallery Hours: Wednesday thru Sunday, 1-6 PM, and by appointment</description>
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			<title>Short Love Poem</title>
			<link>poetry-short-love-poem</link>
			<description>Write a short love poem with fifteen words or less.

The poem can be about anything but should be a love poem. Creative approaches are welcomed. </description>
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			<title>Fatboy Product Design Competition – MINI Space</title>
			<link>design-fatboy-product-design-competition-mini-space</link>
			<description>Design an everyday lifestyle object that can be adapted into the Fatboy, and your, contemporary style. For example: design an object that could use around your home or be stashed in the back of the car and brought on a weekend Getaway to a concert or a camping trip. Fatboy products are heavy duty and should be designed to dual purpose of outdoor and indoor.

By presenting a new concept, you will have the chance of getting your design made into a prototype, or even put into production.

Fatboy's theme is all about &quot;So much nothing to do&quot;, in other words, they take their leisure time seriously</description>
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			<title>GIRAF6 – Festival of Independent Animation</title>
			<link>animation-and-3d-giraf6-festival-of-independent</link>
			<description>Each year GIRAF presents 4 awards in the following category for short films:

    * The AMAAS Best of Alberta Short Animation Award (Juried)
    * The Best of Canada Short Animation Award (Juried)
    * The Best International Short Animation Award (Juried)
    * The Audience Favourite Short Animation Award (Audience)
</description>
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			<title>Sizzle – MINI Space Competition</title>
			<link>graphic-design-sizzle-mini-space-competition</link>
			<description>Submit photos or graphic designs that contain only the three colors from the Brazilian flag (blue, yellow, and green).

    * Jury Prize 1: an Apple Macbook Pro
    * Jury Prize 2: an Apple iPad.
    * Jury Prize 3: a pair of RetroSuperFuture sunglasses.
    * Popular Vote Prize: iTunes store credit equivalent to approximately 100 songs. (Popular votes are awarded by members of the MINI Space community.)
</description>
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			<title>Chattahoochee Valley Writers' Conference Contests</title>
			<link>writing-chattahoochee-valley-writers-conference-contests</link>
			<description>Short fiction (up to 2,500 words) and poetry (60-line maximum per poem). Awards: $150, $100, $50. Entry fee: $15 per story &amp; for up to 5 poems. No restriction on number of stories or poems entered. Deadline: August 1, 2010.</description>
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			<title>31st Annual Quechee Balloon Festival Photo Contest</title>
			<link>photography-31st-annual-quechee-balloon-festival-photo-contest</link>
			<description>he Hartford Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting a photo contest.  You may enter photos that you take at the 31st Annual Quechee Hot Air Balloon, Fine Art, Craft &amp; Music Festival for judging and prizes.  The deadline for all entries is August 1, 2010.   You may either email your digital images along with the form or print and mail the form along with photos. </description>
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			<title>Original Works Festival Playwriting Contest</title>
			<link>play-writing-original-works-festival-playwriting-contest</link>
			<description>any genre of oe-hour performance time; or short plays of up to 15 minutes of performance time. Awards: $250, $100 plus performance at the festival. Entrants retain full rights to their works except for the one-time performance for winners. No entry fee. Deadline: August 1, 2010.</description>
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			<title>Pass the Potatoes Contest</title>
			<link>recipe-pass-the-potatoes-contest</link>
			<description>No matter the season, we love our spuds—which is why we're spotlighting them in Country Woman's new &quot;Pass the Potatoes&quot; recipe contest.

We're eager to see the versatile veggie mashed, scalloped, baked, boiled, roasted and whipped—in salads, snacks, main dishes, even cakes.

Recipes can include all varieties—from Yukon Gold to fingerling—as well as sweet potatoes and yams. So please pass a potpourri of your most appealing dishes.</description>
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			<title>Flashcard Scholarship 2010 – SimpleLeap Software</title>
			<link>video-flashcard-scholarship-2010-simpleleap-software</link>
			<description>This is a creativity based Contest. The object of this Contest is to videotape yourself creatively destroying/getting rid of your physical/paper flashcards. For purposes of this Contest, each video you create and submit in the Contest will be called an &quot;entry&quot;.

The winner will be determined based on the following criteria:

    * 50% - Creativity as determined by the judges
    * 25% - Number of views
    * 25% - User ratings
</description>
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			<title>Senryu</title>
			<link>poetry-senryu</link>
			<description>Write a Senryu poem. It is a form of poetry that only uses three lines. Senryu poems often refer to emotions or some other aspect of the human condition. $100 prize for the winner of this contest for poets.</description>
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			<title>The Color Green</title>
			<link>painting-the-color-green</link>
			<description>Share art where the focus is clearly the color green. 

This contest is for both traditional art and digital paintings (not digital compositions). Pen &amp; ink, pencil, watercolors, charcoal, computer art, etc. are welcomed. No photography. No art that begins with a photograph. 
</description>
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			<title>Oblongata Contest</title>
			<link>writing-oblongata-contest</link>
			<description>In an effort to promote writers and fund the yearly print anthologies, The Medulla Review is offering a unique opportunity. During approximately the first three weeks of each month the editor-in-chief will review poetry, flash fiction, and fiction submissions for contests. First place winners will be chosen for publication out of each category, and depending on the number and quality of submissions, second and third place winners may also be chosen for publication. Works will be published on the first day of every month.
</description>
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			<title>Felicity – Change Your City, Change Your Life</title>
			<link>debate-felicity-change-your-city-change-your</link>
			<description>The primary objective of this project is to promote a debate around the basic theme of life in the community and how improvements can be made.

Felicity aims at providing a contribution to reflection beginning from an anthropological vision and arriving at modern times, in the expectation of a future where the city can be a better place for self-improvement.

Sensitive themes:

    * Integration of different cultures and religions
    * Citizen needs: Youth, Disabled, Children, the Aged, Outcasts...
    * Technological innovations
    * The Community as protagonist
    * Interaction between urban areas and nature
    * Safety
</description>
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			<title>Horror and Speculative Fiction Writing Competition</title>
			<link>writing-horror-and-speculative-fiction-writing-competition</link>
			<description>We are looking for short stories for AVERSION our new quarterly horror and speculative fiction e-zine.

Each edition will have between 8 and 12 stories.

All published stories will be chosen from the competition entries.</description>
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			<title>Amazing Story Fiction Contest</title>
			<link>fiction-amazing-story-fiction-contest</link>
			<description>Amazing Story Fiction Contest, to 4,000 words. Free critique available upon request. Awards: $100, $50, $25. Entry fee: $5 per entry, limit 3 entries. Deadline: postmarked July 31, 2010. Info: www.thewritehelper.com; Amazing Story Contest, c/o Amy Harke-Moore, 104 Harke Lane, Old Monroe MO 63369.</description>
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			<title>Urban SOS : Transformations</title>
			<link>talent-urban-sos-transformations</link>
			<description>This is your opportunity to compete with the best young thinkers out there in the world of integrated place-making, and your work will come to the attention of the best professionals in the process. The experience will be challenging, exciting and fun.

You must submit a site redevelopment plan that addresses specific issues in one of the following seven cities:

    * Beijing, China
    * Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
    * Johannesburg, South Africa
    * Istanbul, Turkey
    * Phoenix, USA
    * Port au Prince, Haïti
    * São Paulo, Brazil

Responses will be judged based on these criteria:

    * Response directly answers stated question for chosen city
    * Clear strategy for how proposal will affect larger city's transformative state
    * Clear sense of how proposed design will affect transformation of site
    * Holistic approach to design that fully embraces site
    * Appreciation for interdisciplinary thinking beyond traditional practice
    * Creativity and innovation
    * Feasibility and viability
    * Ability to communicate ideas in a clear, interesting and compelling manner
</description>
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			<title>16th Annual GSHW Writing Contest</title>
			<link>writing-16th-annual-gshw-writing-contest</link>
			<description>The theme of the 2010 contest is CONTACT in any form, and no more than 4,000 words. Entries genres can be Horror, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Mystery, Suspense, and Thriller.

First prize is $75 and the Graversen Award and publication in SPACE AND TIME magazine; second prize is $40 and third prize $20. Two honorable mentions will also be awarded. Each eligible entry will be scored and critiqued by three (3) published authors and/or editors.

Contest opens July 1 and closes July 31. Winners will be announced at the GSHW's November meeting. </description>
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			<title>Ghost Story Contest</title>
			<link>story-ghost-story-contest</link>
			<description>Do you have a ghost story or haunted house tale to tell? Type it up, make it less than 3,000 words.

STORY in the subject link.  All stories must be in the body of the email, all attachments will be immediately deleted.</description>
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			<title>National Innovation Contest 2010</title>
			<link>innovation-national-innovation-contest-2010</link>
			<description>There are no fees of any kind to be paid for the contest. The winners are decided based on a three stage expert evaluation.

Last Date of Application: 05th March, 2010</description>
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			<title>Bitfilm Festival 2010</title>
			<link>film-festival-bitfilm-festival-2010</link>
			<description>The topic for 2010 is: Money &amp;amp; Me. There is no limit in creativity for the film makers. They might interview interesting people about their view on money, create pieces of fiction with actors or explain in short animations how the financial market works.

All film techniques are possible: live action, computer animation, classical animation or a mix of techniques. The categories of the festival are documentary, fiction and animation. The recommended maximum length is three minutes.</description>
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			<title>Strange Circle Magazine Competition</title>
			<link>writing-strange-circle-magazine-competition</link>
			<description>Dark Fiction and Horror.  Short stories, flash fiction and poetry. Up to 5000 words. Awards: £50 plus runners up tokens. No entry fee. Deadline: July 31, 2010.</description>
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			<title>2010 Annual Open Theme Short Story Competition</title>
			<link>short-story-2010-annual-open-theme-short-story</link>
			<description>Chairman of judges : novelist Clio Gray
Chairman of the Highland Society of Authors, &amp;amp; founder of HISSAC

All stories on any theme are welcome, the more interesting and unusual the better, but no stories for children please.
No connection to Scotland is required, either by theme or entrant.</description>
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			<title>Colors of Life 2011 International Photo Contest</title>
			<link>photography-colors-of-life-2011-international-photo-contest</link>
			<description>An International Photo Contest representing an opportunity for photographers worldwide (professionals, students and amateurs) to submit and exhibit their works in the United States and internationally.
A portion of the funds collected from sales of artists' works and otherwise at exhibitions will support the Institute of Neurology of Guatemala (www. juannio.org), a private non-profit organization actively providing and giving assistance to underprivileged children with special learning needs.
The work of the participants selected by Colors of Life will be submitted to a jury of leading international gallery owners, academics and artists and a collective exhibition of 35 selected finalist photographs in the Competition will be held at The Embassy of Guatemala in Washington DC, Capital One Corporate Gallery, Richmond VA, and Art Works, Richmond VA.</description>
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			<title>The Environmental Photographer of the Year 2010 Competition</title>
			<link>photography-the-environmental-photographer-of-the-year-2010</link>
			<description>IWEM’s Environmental Photographer of the Year honours amateur and professional photographers who use their ability to raise awareness of environmental and social issues. The competition encourages entries that are contemporary, creative, resonant, challenging, original and beautiful. But most of all, we want your pictures to inspire people around the world to start taking care of our environment.</description>
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			<title>New Works Photography Fellowship Awards #14</title>
			<link>photography-new-works-photography-fellowship-awards-14</link>
			<description>Submissions can be in any photo-based style or genre (documentary, autobiographical, landscape, abstract, digital, pinhole, alternative processes, etc).</description>
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			<title>Dream Quest One Poetry &amp; Writing Contest</title>
			<link>writing-dream-quest-one-poetry-writing-contest</link>
			<description>Write a poem, 30 lines or fewer on any subject and/or Write a short story, 5 pages maximum on any theme, for a chance to win cash prizes. All works must be original. Awards: Poetry Contest: $250, $125, $50; Writing Contest: $500, $250, $100. Entry fees: $5 per poem, $10 per story. Postmark Deadline: July 31, 2010. Mail entries/fees to: Dream Quest One, PO Box 3141, Chicago IL 60654. </description>
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			<title>Aversion - Quarterly Horror and Speculative Fiction Writing Competition</title>
			<link>fiction-writing-aversion--quarterly-horror-and-speculative</link>
			<description>We are looking for short stories for AVERSION our new quarterly horror and speculative fiction e-zine.

 

Each edition will have between 8 and 12 stories.

 

All published stories will be chosen from the competition entries.</description>
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			<title>Oaxaca International Literature Competition</title>
			<link>short-story-oaxaca-international-literature-competition</link>
			<description>Oaxaca International Literature Competition for short stories in English or Spanish. Awards: $1,500 in prize money plus publication. Entry fee: $15  ($10 prior to June 10). Deadline: July 31, 2010. </description>
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			<title>Environmental Photographer of the Year 2010</title>
			<link>photography-environmental-photographer-of-the-year-2010</link>
			<description>Submit your images in the categories below.

Each picture must be assigned to only one of the categories below but you may enter more than one picture into a category. There is a maximum of seven images per entrant.

    * Mott MacDonald's Changing Climates
    * Innovation in the Environment (New Category for 2010)
    * The Natural World
    * The Underwater World (New Category for 2010)
    * Quality of Life
    * A View From the Western World (New Category for 2010)

    * Young Environmental Photographer of the Year - Under 16
    * Young Environmental Photographer of the Year - Under 21

Please visit the official website for detailed information.

Individual pieces of work will be judged on five qualities:

    * Impact – does it illustrate immediate, subtle or resonant messages?
    * Creativity - is it unusual, thoughtful, beautiful, subversive or ironic?
    * Originality – is the subject treated differently, and is the subject matter new?
    * Composition - consider the perspective, balance, clarity of meaning and focus of statement
    * Technical Quality - consider clarity, focus, lighting, exposure, and colour
</description>
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			<title>Creative Non-Fiction Essay &amp; First Chapter</title>
			<link>short-story-creative-non-fiction-essay-first-chapter</link>
			<description>Winners in each category will receive a cash prize. The number of runners-up in each category will depend on length and quality of entries shortlisted.
Winners and Runners-up in our competitions will be published in the Unbound Press Journal and will each receive a free copy of the journal. </description>
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			<title>The Unbound Press Literary Competitions 2010</title>
			<link>writing-the-unbound-press-literary-competitions-2010</link>
			<description>2 Categories:
* Essay - Awards: £100, £50. Length: up to 3000 words. Entry fee: £5.
* First chapter of an unpublished book - Awards: £75, £25. Length: up to 3000 words. Entry fee: £5. Deadline: July 31, 2010.</description>
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			<title>Serena McDonald Kennedy Short Story Award</title>
			<link>muthu/short-story-serena-mcdonald-kennedy-short-story</link>
			<description>No more than 50,000 word novella or 200 page manuscript of short stories will be accepted. Any well written manuscript on any topic will be considered. Previously published works may be entered.</description>
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			<title>Milthon 2010 – European Video Game Creation Awards</title>
			<link>muthu/video-games-milthon-2010-european-video</link>
			<description>Submit video game nominations to the Milthon 2010 Awards.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Book Cover Design Contest No.4 – Venus febriculosa</title>
			<link>muthu/design-book-cover-design-contest-no4-</link>
			<description>Design a hypothetical book cover for Tadeusz Borowski's remarkable collection of concentration camp stories This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen.

Artwork must contain the words “This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen” and “Tadeusz Borowski.” No other words or phrases shall be used unless they are used in a purely graphical manner.

Only submissions of the front cover will be accepted.

Submissions will be evaluated on how creatively they address the collection's themes. Entrants are encouraged to visit the Wikipedia entry for Tadeusz Borowski and, of course, to read the book.</description>
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			<title>Book Cover Design Contest No.4 – Venus febriculosa</title>
			<link>design-book-cover-design-contest-no4-venus</link>
			<description>Design a hypothetical book cover for Tadeusz Borowski's remarkable collection of concentration camp stories This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen.

Artwork must contain the words “This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen” and “Tadeusz Borowski.” No other words or phrases shall be used unless they are used in a purely graphical manner.

Only submissions of the front cover will be accepted.

Submissions will be evaluated on how creatively they address the collection's themes. Entrants are encouraged to visit the Wikipedia entry for Tadeusz Borowski and, of course, to read the book.</description>
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			<title>Serena McDonald Kennedy Short Story Award</title>
			<link>short-story-serena-mcdonald-kennedy-short-story-award</link>
			<description>No more than 50,000 word novella or 200 page manuscript of short stories will be accepted. Any well written manuscript on any topic will be considered. Previously published works may be entered.</description>
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			<title>Windmill Women Writers Fiction Contest</title>
			<link>writing-windmill-women-writers-fiction-contest</link>
			<description>Write a story with a mystery twist. 1000 Word Limit
Entry Deadline:July 30, 2010. Entry fee: $10.
$100 first prize
$50 second prize
$25 third prize</description>
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			<title>TPS 19: The International Competition</title>
			<link>photography-tps-19-the-international-competition</link>
			<description>  	

TPS 19: The International Competition

The Texas Photographic Society is inviting amateur and professional photographers to submit digital files of their color and black and white works by July 30, 2010. The exhibit will open at the A Smith Gallery in Johnson City, Texas as a part of PHOTOTexas October 2010 on October 23, 2010, with an Artist Reception from 6p-8p. Bring your prints to the Reception for a print swap. Any print is welcome whether it's from off the refridgerator or an original Ansel Adams.

A color catalogue of the exhibition will be printed and sent to all entrants, select museum curators and photography magazines. Accepted entrants receive three catalogues. The exhibit will tour the state of Texas for one year. </description>
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			<title>Windmill Women Writers Fiction Contest.</title>
			<link>writing-windmill-women-writers-fiction-contest</link>
			<description>Windmill Women Writers support and encourage women writers who wish to become published authors. We meet monthly, rotating our meeting location at member's homes. </description>
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			<title>Milthon 2010 – European Video Game Creation Awards</title>
			<link>video-games-milthon-2010-european-video-game</link>
			<description>Submit video game nominations to the Milthon 2010 Awards.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Seeing Green</title>
			<link>photography-seeing-green</link>
			<description>For this contest the challenge is to shoot a photograph (or created a mixed media presention from a photograph) where the focus is on the color green. It can be a landscape shot that captures the beauty of nature or anything else where the color green is the focus. 

So submit a Photograph that somehow incorporates the topic. Creative approaches are welcomed. 
</description>
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			<title>Qt Developer Days 2010 T-shirt Challenge</title>
			<link>design-qt-developer-days-2010-t-shirt-challenge</link>
			<description>Design a super-duper fresh 2010 Qt Developer Days t-shirt.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Schindler Award 2010</title>
			<link>architectural-and-architect-schindler-award-2010</link>
			<description>The task is aimed at transforming this somewhat neglected area of the Olympic grounds into a pleasing, functional and fully accessible sport and leisure compound.</description>
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			<title>Oblongata Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/oblongata-contest-1</link>
			<description>In an effort to promote writers and fund the yearly print anthologies, The Medulla Review is offering a unique opportunity. During approximately the first three weeks of each month the editor-in-chief will review poetry, flash fiction, and fiction submissions for contests. First place winners will be chosen for publication out of each category, and depending on the number and quality of submissions, second and third place winners may also be chosen for publication. Works will be published on the first day of every month.
</description>
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			<title>Saints and Sinners Literary Festival Short Fiction Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-fiction-writingsaints-and-sinners-literary</link>
			<description>Saints and Sinners Literary Festival Short Fiction Contest for unpublished short stories between 5,000 and 7,000 words with GLBT content on the broad theme &quot;saints and sinners.&quot; Awards: $250, $50, plus publication in QueerMojo anthology, and reading at Festival (May 12-15, 2011). Entry fee: $15. Deadline: November 1, 2010.</description>
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			<title>Second Annual NANO Fiction</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-fiction-writingsecond-annual-nano-fiction</link>
			<description>Second Annual NANO Fiction Prize for a flash fiction piece, prose poem, or micro essay of 300 words or less. Award: $500 and publication. Entry fee: $15 for the first three pieces, and $2 for each additional piece; which includes a one-year subscription to NANO Fiction. Deadline: August 31, 2010.</description>
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			<title>Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival 2011 Fiction Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-fiction-writingtennessee-williamsnew-orleans-literary</link>
			<description>    *  A submission is one original short story, written in English, up to 7,000 words.
    * The author's name should not appear on the manuscript.
    * Please include a separate cover page with story title and word count as well as the author’s name, address, phone, and email.
    * Pages must be numbered and single-spaced.
    * Simultaneous submissions accepted; please notify the Festival if your story is accepted elsewhere.
    * Unlimited entries per person are allowed. You must complete a separate entry payment and submission form for each entry.
    * Stories can be any theme or genre.
    * Do not include professional resumes or biographies with your entry. Entries are judged anonymously; the judges only consider manuscript quality.
</description>
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			<title>Aversion - Quarterly Horror and Speculative Fiction Writing Competition</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-fiction-writingaversion---quarterly-horror</link>
			<description>We are looking for short stories for AVERSION our new quarterly horror and speculative fiction e-zine.

 

Each edition will have between 8 and 12 stories.

 

All published stories will be chosen from the competition entries.</description>
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			<title>Amazing Story Fiction Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-fictionamazing-story-fiction-contest</link>
			<description>Amazing Story Fiction Contest, to 4,000 words. Free critique available upon request. Awards: $100, $50, $25. Entry fee: $5 per entry, limit 3 entries. Deadline: postmarked July 31, 2010. Info: www.thewritehelper.com; Amazing Story Contest, c/o Amy Harke-Moore, 104 Harke Lane, Old Monroe MO 63369.</description>
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			<title>2010 Moment-Karma Short Fiction Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-fiction-writing2010-moment-karma-short-fiction</link>
			<description>Moment will award three prizes to outstanding works of unpublished short fiction with Jewish content.

$1,000 plus possible publication
$500 plus possible publication
$250 plus possible publication

Winners may be invited to an awards ceremony. If so, the contest covers a round trip flight or train fare and one night hotel, if necessary. All travel arrangements are to be made by Moment. </description>
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			<title>Dancing A La Carte</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancedancing-a-la-carte</link>
			<description>NIL</description>
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			<title>Cal Poly Mustang Ball</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancecal-poly-mustang-ball</link>
			<description>The Cal Poly DanceSport Team is pleased to announce our fourth annual Mustang Ball Ballroom and Latin DanceSport Competition, to be held on Saturday, February 5th, 2011 in the Chumash Auditorium on the Cal Poly campus in beautiful San Luis Obispo, California.

Our competition features events in International Standard and Latin, American Smooth and Rhythm, and Nightclub dances. We will also have a formation team competition, performances, a team match, and other fun events throughout the day. The competition is open to all amateur competitors of all ages and levels.  You do not have to be a student to compete!

For more information on the competition and to register to compete, see our competition website.</description>
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			<title>California Star Ball Championships</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancecalifornia-star-ball-championships</link>
			<description>nil</description>
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			<title>Carolina Classic Competition</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancecarolina-classic-competition</link>
			<description>The Carolina Classic Competition is a NDCA recognized competition, organized by Patti Andersen Troy. The competition will be held on November 5th-7th 2010 at the Sheraton Greensboro Hotel at Four Seasons in Greensboro, North Carolina ( for directions go to http://www.sheratongreensboro.com). The Sheration is located off Exit 217 on I-40. 


    HOTEL INFORMATION: 
    Sheraton Greensboro Hotel at Four Seasons,
    3121 High Point Road,
    Greensboro, NC 27407
    Telephone&lt;&gt;336-292-9161 or 800- 242-

 Top Teacher prize money is $4,OOO, the Pro/Am Scholarships $1,OOO as well as 
$5,OOO for the Rising Star Professional Competitions and Exhibition Challenge to show my appreciation for your support in the past years. 
</description>
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			<title>Commonwealth Classic 2010</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancecommonwealth-classic-2010</link>
			<description>November 5, 6, &amp; 7, 2010
Burlington Marriott Hotel
Burlington, MA

Contact Gail
Email: Gail@commonwealthclassic.com 
Phone: 617-783-5467 mailbox #2 
</description>
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			<title>Carolina Fall Classic Dancesport Championships</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancecarolina-fall-classic-dancesport</link>
			<description>Every competitor must be an amateur.  Every adult competitor, with the exception of Newcomer (see below), must be a currently registered DanceSport Athlete member of USA Dance or other member organization of the IDSF in good standing.  Every preteen, junior, youth competitor must be a registered Student member of USA Dance in good standing. </description>
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			<title>Golden State Challenge</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancegolden-state-challenge</link>
			<description>Closing Date for Entries September 9 th , 2010 </description>
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			<title>Chicago Harvest Moon Ball Championships</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancechicago-harvest-moon-ball</link>
			<description>It is great sadness that the Chicago Harvest Moon announces that Dale Irving,
a dear and beloved friend, benefactor to the dance world passed away September 9th.
She loved to dance, laugh and live life to the fullest. She will be missed not only to her friends
and family, but anyone who came in contact with her. She lives on in our minds and hearts.
Jay, Nellie Jarquin and Ileene Sedlacek</description>
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			<title>Christmas Pitch-in Dinner/Dance</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancechristmas-pitch-in-dinnerdance</link>
			<description>Details coming soon</description>
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			<title>Fall Dance and Election 2010</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancefall-dance-and-election</link>
			<description>Details coming soon </description>
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			<title>Monthly Dance 2010</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancemonthly-dance-2010</link>
			<description>Details coming soon</description>
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			<title>National Ballroom Dance Week Kickoff Dance</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancenational-ballroom-dance-week</link>
			<description>Details coming soon </description>
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			<title>Summer Dance</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancesummer-dance</link>
			<description>Details Coming soon</description>
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			<title>Heartland Classic USA DanceSport Championships</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-danceheartland-classic-usa-dancesport</link>
			<description>2010 Heartland Classic is Scheduled for October 2-3, 2010.
The deadline for early registration
is Sept. 4, 2010. In order for
names to appear in the program,
registration must be received by
Sept. 22. Regular registration will
close on Sept 30, 2010. Onsite
entries will only be allowed at the
discretion of the Registrar and
will not be allowed if additional
heats are needed to
accommodate the entry. A late
fee will be assessed for onsite
registration. </description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Hawaii Star Ball</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancehawaii-star-ball</link>
			<description>Information on the 2010 Hawai'i Star Ball is now available under &quot;tickets &amp; Schedule&quot; and &quot;entry Forms&quot;. You will find the Rules and Regulations, as well as the necessary Entry Forms and Hotel Booking Forms. These documents can be downloaded and printed ready to be completed and mailed or faxed to us.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Sunshine State Dancesport Competition</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancesunshine-state-dancesport-competition</link>
			<description>nil</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>United States Dance Sport Championships</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-danceunited-states-dance-sport</link>
			<description>Each Individual is responsible for making their own hotel accommodations directly with the hotel, the cut off date is Tuesday, August 10th, 2010 (6pm EST)</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Embassy Ball DanceSport Championship</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-danceembassy-ball-dancesport-championship</link>
			<description>Please make all necessary reservations early. Hotel registration deadline is August 15, 2010.

Hotel Booking Link Click on Spotlight On Our Home Page:

Super Shuttle from LAX to Hotel book in advance www.supershuttle.com
Check airport information for details.


This event is on Labor Day Weekend, September 2 Through 5, 2010.

Mailing Address: 35377 Dry Creek Road, Yucaipa, Ca, 92399.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Capital Dance Sport Championships</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancecapital-dance-sport-championships</link>
			<description>Welcome to the Dancesport Series 2010 designed with the student in mind! This series is beginning it’s 10th. Season with 68 competitions represented. For your convenience, we’ve listed the entire calendar year, and every partincating Dancesport Series event by month. Now you can plan your tour along the Dancesport Series Superhighway quickly and easily! The series is about giving back to you! Accumulating points is the name of the game! Points will rank you Regionally. Nationally, and get cash back to spend!. </description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Nevada Star Ball Dancesport Championships</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-dancenevada-star-ball-dancesport</link>
			<description>The Nevada Star Ball has competitions at all levels. Professional, Amateur and Pro/Am.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Heart of America DanceSport Championships</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-danceheart-of-america-dancesport</link>
			<description>As one of the longest

running N.D.C.A. competitions in the United States, Heart of America provides a great environment

for all types of dancers. Join us and experience our great competition, dance seminars with

some of the best coaches in the country, and our BBQ finale. This is one event that you're sure to enjoy. Mark your calendars for the 2010 Heart of America Championships.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Seattle Star Ball</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-danceseattle-star-ball</link>
			<description>To use our online registration program, o2cm, log onto the website, www.o2cm.com and select our event, or go to www.seattlestarball.com and click on “competitor” to register online. Please note that the registration deadline is June 30.  Paper forms are available here, but we encourage you register online. </description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Ghost Story Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-storyghost-story-contest</link>
			<description>Do you have a ghost story or haunted house tale to tell? Type it up, make it less than 3,000 words.

STORY in the subject link.  All stories must be in the body of the email, all attachments will be immediately deleted.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Spruce Mountain Press Annual Past Loves Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-story-writingspruce-mountain-press-annual</link>
			<description>Nearly everyone has memories of a former sweetheart. Write your true story of an earlier love, in no more than 700 words. Tell us about someone whose memory brings a smile or a tear, or both:

    * What feelings arise if you allow yourself to be fully open to remembering that person?
    * What is it about that special someone that you still cherish?
    * IN PARTICULAR, how did that person's presence in your life change you and how you experience the world?

Your story may be heart-warming or humorous. Just tell about your earlier sweetheart as if you were talking to your best friend.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>New Arrival Story</title>
			<link>muthu/competition-story-writingnew-arrival-story</link>
			<description>For our New Arrival &quot;This Sentence Starts The Story&quot; contest we challenge you to write a story that starts with this sentence: &quot;Hell found me.&quot; $100 prize for the winner of this writing contest.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Cinemagic 2010 – World Screen Festival for Young People</title>
			<link>muthu/film-festival-cinemagic-2010-world-screen</link>
			<description>Submit all types of films and programmes, for children and young people from preschool through to young adult, made within the years 2008 – 2010.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>This Sentence Starts The Story</title>
			<link>story-writing-this-sentence-starts-the-story</link>
			<description>Write a story that starts with this sentence: &quot;Have we met before?&quot; Minimum length 700 words. Maximum Length 7,000 words. Recommended length 2,000 - 3,500 words.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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		<item>
			<title>Cinemagic 2010 – World Screen Festival for Young People</title>
			<link>film-festival-cinemagic-2010-world-screen-festival</link>
			<description>Submit all types of films and programmes, for children and young people from preschool through to young adult, made within the years 2008 – 2010.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>32nd Annual Great Gilroy Garlic Recipe Contest and Cook Off</title>
			<link>recipe-32nd-annual-great-gilroy-garlic-recipe-contest</link>
			<description>The Great Garlic Cook-off is one of the most well-known cooking contests in the country.

Starting in December of each year, the Gilroy Garlic Festival puts out a call across the United States and Canada for the best garlic recipes. Hundreds of amateur chefs respond with delicious sounding recipes that run the gamut from soups to desserts and from every type of cuisine.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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		<item>
			<title>Great Gilroy Garlic Festival Recipe Contest and Cook Off</title>
			<link>recipe-great-gilroy-garlic-festival-recipe-contest-and</link>
			<description>The Great Garlic Cook-off is one of the most well-known cooking contests in the country.

Starting in December of each year, the Gilroy Garlic Festival puts out a call across the United States and Canada for the best garlic recipes. Hundreds of amateur chefs respond with delicious sounding recipes that run the gamut from soups to desserts and from every type of cuisine.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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		<item>
			<title>Bamboo and Rattan Products Ideas Competition</title>
			<link>muthu/bamboo-and-rattan-products-ideas-competition</link>
			<description>his is a products ideas competition related to bamboo and / or rattan.

Provide support for new innovative ideas coming from communities, projects, designers and enterprises and through the sponsorship of the private sector an opportunity to initiate actual commercial production of the winning designs. The selected product designs, initiatives and innovations will be exhibited and published. The competitors will be provided a window to the world for their ideas during an exposition of the selected designs at the World Shanghai Expo 2010 in China.

Selection Criteria:

    * Creativity in process, design and innovation
    * Overall and measurable resource, water and energy conservation
    * Contribution to new uses, new habits and new green environments
    * Adaptation of existing designs, fusion and mixing of natural materials into existing contexts
</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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		<item>
			<title>Dockside Quick Paint Competition</title>
			<link>muthu/art-and-craft-dockside-quick-paint-competition</link>
			<description>Peninsula School of Art will host over 40 artists from Door County, Wisconsin and across the country.  The artists have just 6 days to put Door County’s magical shore front, fields and architecture down on canvas.

Free events for families and visitors will be held throughout the week.  

</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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		<item>
			<title>Great Gilroy Garlic Festival Recipe Contest and Cook Off</title>
			<link>muthu/recipe-great-gilroy-garlic-festival-recipe-contest</link>
			<description>The Great Garlic Cook-off is one of the most well-known cooking contests in the country.

Starting in December of each year, the Gilroy Garlic Festival puts out a call across the United States and Canada for the best garlic recipes. Hundreds of amateur chefs respond with delicious sounding recipes that run the gamut from soups to desserts and from every type of cuisine.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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		<item>
			<title>Oblongata Monthly Contest</title>
			<link>muthu/poetry-oblongata-monthly-contest-1</link>
			<description>Oblongata Monthly Contest sponsored by The Medulla Review. Submit one to five poems, one flash fiction piece (up to 1,000 words), or one fiction piece (up to 3,000 words). Awards: Publication and a bio/link. Entry fee: $10. Deadline: July 25, 2010. </description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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		<item>
			<title>32nd Annual Great Gilroy Garlic Recipe Contest and Cook Off</title>
			<link>muthu/recipe-32nd-annual-great-gilroy-garlic-recipe</link>
			<description>The Great Garlic Cook-off is one of the most well-known cooking contests in the country.

Starting in December of each year, the Gilroy Garlic Festival puts out a call across the United States and Canada for the best garlic recipes. Hundreds of amateur chefs respond with delicious sounding recipes that run the gamut from soups to desserts and from every type of cuisine.</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>15th Annual Natioanl Photography Competition</title>
			<link>muthu/15th-annual-natioanl-photography-competition</link>
			<description>Soho Photo Gallery is pleased to announce that its July exhibition will feature the top three winners of the gallery’s 15th annual juried National Photography Competition. The show’s distinguished juror, Jennifer Blessing, Curator of Photography at The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, selected these photographs, as well as 32 other images, to be in this year’s exhibition. In previous years, this competition has drawn entries from all over the  nited States and 2010 was no exception. There were a total of 2,250 photographs from more than 340 photographers, located from Massachusetts to California. 

Gallery Hours: Wednesday thru Sunday, 1-6 PM, and by appointment</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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			<title>Cats</title>
			<link>photography-cats</link>
			<description>Find a cat or kitten to be the subject of your photograph. Whether your cat is beautiful, ugly, cute, fat, bald, glamorous, colorful, funny, weird, or wonderful - get an interesting shot and submit it to this contest. 

This is a photography contest. Edits of photography using software is permitted. No digital art or traditional artwork should be submitted. 
</description>
			<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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