The Program
Put it on film, make it attractive, funny, dramatic or tragic. The objective is to present geek film and geek interest films to audiences through documentary, narrative, animation, experimental and fan films. With a focus on geek, geek interest, comic, gaming, animation, anime, manga, science fiction, fantasy, RPG, and more, films will be presented from all kinds of filmmakers, both professional and amateur.
You choose a subject that represents a need. A person, place or item within your community that would greatly benefit from a sustainable building concept and solution.
Here is your chance to showcase some incredible images of the sky, from within our solar system to deep space. The targets: Earth and Space–for photos that include landscape, people and other “Earthly things”. Astronomical–the stars, the Moon, or near-Earth phenomena such as aurora. The Solar System–seeking photos of the sun, planets, moons, asteroids and comets. Finally, Deep Space– for photos of anything beyond our Solar System, including stars, nebulae and galaxies. Looking for Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2011.
2011 International Animal Rights “Using Technology” Campaign
Applications are currently being accepted for TechCrunch Disrupt. Submissions of startups must be live for fewer than three months and less than two years old. Heavy preference given to companies that launch for the first time to the public and press at TechCrunch Disrupt.
For the interrelationship between two very different type of works–a psychiatric manual first published in 1952 and the other a popular 1970s rock “concept” album. Design a book cover for the fifth edition of the American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) and cross mingle it with the creative impact of a CD/DVD cover for the 40th Anniversary of
Imagine your digital life disconnected. Being without online contact and not being able to connect daily to your social networks, access news, weather, your bank account, how much could you get accomplished?
Here is your chance to get directly involved. Designers are invited to produce new and innovative technology-based solutions to assist individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in their communications with others and, in doing so, to increase the public’s understanding of this unique and growing population.
The subject is lighting, the challenge is to design lighting solutions that can be shared and meet the most daring expectations to question our traditional ways of providing light to the great population. How would you bring light? The CLU Foundation wants humanity to take advantage, to share and to take ownership of all available lighting to give a new meaning to public lighting for gatherings and for other sensibilities. Public lighting is a response to the needs of human beings, and your solutions will be the answer. Sometimes we don’t appreciate lighting until we are in complete darkness




