Oct 25 - 26, 2008
NorthWest DanceSport Championships - NQE
Qualifying event for 2009 Nationals. Hosted by Seattle Chapter #1004 at Sea-Tac Hilton Hotel, Seattle WA
Showing posts with label October 2008. Show all posts
Showing posts with label October 2008. Show all posts
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Client Counseling Competition
Client Counseling Competition
A competition promoting preventive law and counseling functions. Entry forms and fees are due October 24, 2008.
Regional Competitions
February 7, 2009
February 14, 2009
National Finals (Durham, NC)
March 13-14, 2009
* Client Counseling Competition Homepage
* 2008-2009 Entry Form
* 2008-2009 Competition Topic: Negligence & Related Tort Claims
* 2007-2008 Winners
* Questions? Contact us at ccc@staff.abanet.org
A competition promoting preventive law and counseling functions. Entry forms and fees are due October 24, 2008.
Regional Competitions
February 7, 2009
February 14, 2009
National Finals (Durham, NC)
March 13-14, 2009
* Client Counseling Competition Homepage
* 2008-2009 Entry Form
* 2008-2009 Competition Topic: Negligence & Related Tort Claims
* 2007-2008 Winners
* Questions? Contact us at ccc@staff.abanet.org
Music Network Performance and Touring Award 2008, Ireland
Music Network Performance and Touring Award 2008, Ireland
Deadlines: 6 October 2008
The scheme is open to musicians and ensembles of all genres that are of Irish nationality or resident in Ireland.
With funding from the Arts Council, the Performance and Touring Award has been developed by Music Network, the national music development organisation, to assist Irish and Ireland-based musicians in realising performance opportunities.
With an initial award fund of €65,000 in 2006 and an increase to €100,000 in 2007, the award offers increased employment opportunities to Irish musicians; develops the skills base of Irish artists in areas such as project planning and administration, self-promotion and self-management; and offers a new source of music programming to concert promoters, and in turn to audiences throughout Ireland.
Details:
Email: concertadmin@musicnetwork.ie
Web: www.musicnetwork.ie
Deadlines: 6 October 2008
The scheme is open to musicians and ensembles of all genres that are of Irish nationality or resident in Ireland.
With funding from the Arts Council, the Performance and Touring Award has been developed by Music Network, the national music development organisation, to assist Irish and Ireland-based musicians in realising performance opportunities.
With an initial award fund of €65,000 in 2006 and an increase to €100,000 in 2007, the award offers increased employment opportunities to Irish musicians; develops the skills base of Irish artists in areas such as project planning and administration, self-promotion and self-management; and offers a new source of music programming to concert promoters, and in turn to audiences throughout Ireland.
Details:
Email: concertadmin@musicnetwork.ie
Web: www.musicnetwork.ie
FREE STATE IV: Crash Ensemble Call for Works, Ireland
FREE STATE IV: Crash Ensemble Call for Works, Ireland
Deadline: 1 October 2008
Open to composers aged 35 and under. Composers must be Irish or of Irish residency. Works for any or all of the following instrumentation: violin, viola, cello, double bass (can double as electric bass), electric guitar, percussion, piano (can double as synth), flute (alto and piccolo also), clarinet (also doubles as bass clarinet), trombone.
The Free State concert series of new Irish works will be held on 27 November as part of a 2 concert series.
Details:
Email: admin@crashensemble.com
Web: www.crashensemble.com/news.php
Deadline: 1 October 2008
Open to composers aged 35 and under. Composers must be Irish or of Irish residency. Works for any or all of the following instrumentation: violin, viola, cello, double bass (can double as electric bass), electric guitar, percussion, piano (can double as synth), flute (alto and piccolo also), clarinet (also doubles as bass clarinet), trombone.
The Free State concert series of new Irish works will be held on 27 November as part of a 2 concert series.
Details:
Email: admin@crashensemble.com
Web: www.crashensemble.com/news.php
Nikon Photo Contest International 2008-2009
One of the world's most renowned photo contests, entries to the 32nd Nikon Photo Contest International will be accepted from September 1 to November 30, 2008.
The Nikon Photo Contest International has been held by Nikon Corporation since 1969 to provide an opportunity for photographers around the world to communicate and to enrich photographic culture for professionals and amateurs alike. Renowned among photo enthusiasts worldwide, the contest has so far attracted more than 1,270,000 images from a total of 306,000 photographers. In fact, so popular has the contest become among photographers that a total of over 47,000 images were received from more than 16,000 entrants in 135 different countries for the 31st contest alone.
This year's theme: "At the heart of the image"
"At the heart of the image" is not only the brand statement of Nikon Imaging Company, but it is also the theme of the 32nd contest. We have carefully selected categories as stated below and we look forward to receiving images expressing the emotions that are true to your heart.
This year's categories
A Free subject:
Express yourself freely, as it moves you.
B My Planet:
Express your world, whether that involves the environment, scenes from your daily life, or the people and things that stir your passions.
With these categories, Nikon welcomes and embraces photographic creativity and encourages images of human happiness from all over the world.
54 prizes awarded by a panel of international photographers
All works will be judged by professional photographers working internationally and a combined total of 54 prizes will be awarded. The Grand Prize will be awarded for the most outstanding photograph out of all the entries, regardless of category. 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes will be awarded to 16 winners in each category. The Emerging Talent award will recognize 4 winners and 16 runners-up from both categories to commend those aged under 30 for work that possess outstanding expressive power and conveys the energy of youth. Additionally, this year marks the 75th anniversary of the NIKKOR brand of lenses. To properly commemorate this event, a special prize will be awarded to the outstanding work that places second after the Grand Prize winner.
Prize winners are planned to be announced in July 2009.
An open opportunity
A competition that truly traverses borders, the Nikon Photo Contest International embodies an unrivalled opportunity – providing photographers everywhere with a chance to showcase their talents and giving us all a valuable insight into the lives of those around us. An exhibition of the winning photographs is also planned, so please take advantage of this opportunity to submit your work.*
*Details concerning the specific date and location will be announced in the future.
Nikon Photo Contest International: Entry Information
Entrant criteria
The Nikon Photo Contest International is open to all photographers, professional or amateur, from any part of the world.
Theme and categories
Theme "At the heart of the image"
Categories
A Free subject:
Express yourself freely, as it moves you.
B My Planet:
Express your world, whether that involves the environment, scenes from your daily life, or the people and things that stir your passions.
Please note that the same photograph may not be submitted to both categories.
Entry period
Entries are accepted from September 1st to November 30th, 2008. Entries sent by conventional mail should be received either on or before November 30th, 2008. Entries sent via the Internet will be accepted until 24:00, November 30th, 2008, Japan time. See below for further details regarding entry via conventional mail and the Internet.
How to apply
Entries submitted in print by conventional mail
Entries accepted in print are color or black-and-white photographs taken with 35mm film cameras, Advanced Photo System (APS) film cameras and digital still cameras, not including medium or large format digital cameras. Images that have been digitally edited with software are also accepted. Each entrant can submit up to 2 entries for each category (a total of 4 prints), with print dimensions of 19 x 24cm (8 x 10 inches) to 28 x 36cm (11 x 14 inches).
Please download and print out an official Entry Form, available from July 10th, from the Nikon Photo Contest International 2008-2009 Web site (http://www.nikon-npci.com), make a photocopy of the official form or contact your nearest Nikon dealer for details on how to obtain an official Entry Form. The official Entry Form is available in 10 languages (Japanese / English / German / French / Spanish / Italian / Portuguese / Korean / Simplified Chinese / Traditional Chinese) and the rules and process of entry via conventional mail are explained fully within.
Entries submitted as JPEG images via the Internet
Accepted JPEG images are color or black-and-white graphic files taken with digital still cameras (not including medium or large format digital cameras) and scanned data of photographs taken with 35mm film cameras or Advanced Photo System (APS) film cameras. Images that have been digitally edited with software are also accepted. Each entrant can submit two JPEG images for each category (a total of 4 images), with a maximum size for each JPEG image of 10MB. JPEG images exceeding this size must be compressed to a maximum of 10MB prior to submission.
Full details regarding entry via the Internet can be found on the online entry form, on the Nikon Photo Contest International 2008-2009 Web site (http://www.nikon-npci.com/). Please follow the rules and guidelines stated therein to submit your JPEG images.
Judging and announcement of winners
Photographers working internationally will be appointed by Nikon Corporation as judges to undertake selection of the winning photographs. The winners will be announced on the Nikon Photo Contest International Web site (http://www.nikon-npci.com/) and in an official press release by the end of July 2009.
The Prizes
A total of 54 winners will receive Nikon imaging products as shown in the table below. Winners of the Grand Prize, Emerging Talent Award and runners up will be given an opportunity to submit works in addition to their winning works for exhibition on the Nikon Photo Contest International Web site.
For more details
The Nikon Photo Contest International has been held by Nikon Corporation since 1969 to provide an opportunity for photographers around the world to communicate and to enrich photographic culture for professionals and amateurs alike. Renowned among photo enthusiasts worldwide, the contest has so far attracted more than 1,270,000 images from a total of 306,000 photographers. In fact, so popular has the contest become among photographers that a total of over 47,000 images were received from more than 16,000 entrants in 135 different countries for the 31st contest alone.
This year's theme: "At the heart of the image"
"At the heart of the image" is not only the brand statement of Nikon Imaging Company, but it is also the theme of the 32nd contest. We have carefully selected categories as stated below and we look forward to receiving images expressing the emotions that are true to your heart.
This year's categories
A Free subject:
Express yourself freely, as it moves you.
B My Planet:
Express your world, whether that involves the environment, scenes from your daily life, or the people and things that stir your passions.
With these categories, Nikon welcomes and embraces photographic creativity and encourages images of human happiness from all over the world.
54 prizes awarded by a panel of international photographers
All works will be judged by professional photographers working internationally and a combined total of 54 prizes will be awarded. The Grand Prize will be awarded for the most outstanding photograph out of all the entries, regardless of category. 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes will be awarded to 16 winners in each category. The Emerging Talent award will recognize 4 winners and 16 runners-up from both categories to commend those aged under 30 for work that possess outstanding expressive power and conveys the energy of youth. Additionally, this year marks the 75th anniversary of the NIKKOR brand of lenses. To properly commemorate this event, a special prize will be awarded to the outstanding work that places second after the Grand Prize winner.
Prize winners are planned to be announced in July 2009.
An open opportunity
A competition that truly traverses borders, the Nikon Photo Contest International embodies an unrivalled opportunity – providing photographers everywhere with a chance to showcase their talents and giving us all a valuable insight into the lives of those around us. An exhibition of the winning photographs is also planned, so please take advantage of this opportunity to submit your work.*
*Details concerning the specific date and location will be announced in the future.
Nikon Photo Contest International: Entry Information
Entrant criteria
The Nikon Photo Contest International is open to all photographers, professional or amateur, from any part of the world.
Theme and categories
Theme "At the heart of the image"
Categories
A Free subject:
Express yourself freely, as it moves you.
B My Planet:
Express your world, whether that involves the environment, scenes from your daily life, or the people and things that stir your passions.
Please note that the same photograph may not be submitted to both categories.
Entry period
Entries are accepted from September 1st to November 30th, 2008. Entries sent by conventional mail should be received either on or before November 30th, 2008. Entries sent via the Internet will be accepted until 24:00, November 30th, 2008, Japan time. See below for further details regarding entry via conventional mail and the Internet.
How to apply
Entries submitted in print by conventional mail
Entries accepted in print are color or black-and-white photographs taken with 35mm film cameras, Advanced Photo System (APS) film cameras and digital still cameras, not including medium or large format digital cameras. Images that have been digitally edited with software are also accepted. Each entrant can submit up to 2 entries for each category (a total of 4 prints), with print dimensions of 19 x 24cm (8 x 10 inches) to 28 x 36cm (11 x 14 inches).
Please download and print out an official Entry Form, available from July 10th, from the Nikon Photo Contest International 2008-2009 Web site (http://www.nikon-npci.com), make a photocopy of the official form or contact your nearest Nikon dealer for details on how to obtain an official Entry Form. The official Entry Form is available in 10 languages (Japanese / English / German / French / Spanish / Italian / Portuguese / Korean / Simplified Chinese / Traditional Chinese) and the rules and process of entry via conventional mail are explained fully within.
Entries submitted as JPEG images via the Internet
Accepted JPEG images are color or black-and-white graphic files taken with digital still cameras (not including medium or large format digital cameras) and scanned data of photographs taken with 35mm film cameras or Advanced Photo System (APS) film cameras. Images that have been digitally edited with software are also accepted. Each entrant can submit two JPEG images for each category (a total of 4 images), with a maximum size for each JPEG image of 10MB. JPEG images exceeding this size must be compressed to a maximum of 10MB prior to submission.
Full details regarding entry via the Internet can be found on the online entry form, on the Nikon Photo Contest International 2008-2009 Web site (http://www.nikon-npci.com/). Please follow the rules and guidelines stated therein to submit your JPEG images.
Judging and announcement of winners
Photographers working internationally will be appointed by Nikon Corporation as judges to undertake selection of the winning photographs. The winners will be announced on the Nikon Photo Contest International Web site (http://www.nikon-npci.com/) and in an official press release by the end of July 2009.
The Prizes
A total of 54 winners will receive Nikon imaging products as shown in the table below. Winners of the Grand Prize, Emerging Talent Award and runners up will be given an opportunity to submit works in addition to their winning works for exhibition on the Nikon Photo Contest International Web site.
For more details
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