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You can take part if you are between 18 and 28 years old on the 31th of July 2004 and live in Belgium, Bulgaria, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain or Turkey.
Your storyline must be related to the theme of the contest: The Other.
The closing date of the competition 31/07/2004
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Along with the release of Spb Pocket Plus 2.0 Spb Software House also represented a new concept of extended Pocket PC themes. Being a Pocket PC theme, an extended theme changes what a standard theme should change (background, system colors, etc). However, it additionally changes the design of Pocket Plus indicators, taskbar battery indicator, and Close button task manager. Moreover extended themes contain native support for landscape mode.
Spb Software House held the Spb Extended Theme Design Contest that has finished on June 23rd. During the contest we have received several very professional extended themes with landscape support. Visitors of several Pocket PC-related web sites voted for the themes and here are the results:
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From among the 60 Finalists listed below, please vote for your favorite overall site for the "People's Choice" award. The "People's Choice" award is the voting public's choice of the best site - based on overall design and development excellence - from among all 60 finalists regardless of category. Vote wisely!
The Flash Film Festival 2004 New York takes place at 6:00pm on July 8 at The New Yorker Hotel, following the first day of the Flashforward2004 New York Seminars. At the Flash Film Festival, all finalists will be showcased and winners in each category - includin g "People's Choice" - will be announced and celebrated.
You may only vote for ONE site from the 60 below. The Flash Film Festival database is programmed to prevent "stuffing the ballot box". Please be aware that if you vote more than once, your second vote will override the first vote. Thanks for voting!
Voting ends: 6:00pm PST Monday, June 28.
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Leeds University has launched click-happy, a new-media design competition for students aged between 16 and 18.
In association with Digit, Adobe and Wacom, the University's Institute of Communication Studies is inviting submissions in the form of digital images, web animation or interactive Web sites.
Prizes available include a prosumer digital camera, and top creative tools such as Adobe Creative Suite Premium and Wacom Graphire 3 graphic tablets. All winners will also get a subscription to Digit magazine and their work showcased on the web.
The deadline for submission is November 5.
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Microsoft this week will host 15 university students from around the world at its Redmond, Washington, headquarters to pick their brains on what the Office productivity suite should look like 10 years from now.
The students, all between the ages of 19 and 24 and from 14 different countries, for one week will form the "Microsoft Office Information Worker Board of the Future." The agenda includes group work and brainstorming sessions on the Microsoft campus, as well as a visit to a local elementary school.
At the end of the week, the students will present their findings to Microsoft executives, including Jeff Raikes, who as group vice president of Productivity and Business Services is responsible for the Office products.
By asking the students about the workplace and the role technology plays in their countries today as well as in the future, Microsoft thinks it can better prepare for Office releases in 2010 and 2014, when these young people will be part of the workforce, says Dan Rasmus, director of Information Work Vision at Microsoft.
Microsoft calls today's students the "Internet generation," because they have never known a world without the Web, e-mail, and computers. "My own computing experience coming out of high school and going in to college was sending a message to a mainframe using a teletype machine," says
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