Advanced Photoshop Pictures Contest - 15 image entries Contest Directions:Create images of something that happened in the news from November 13, 2006 through November 19, 2006.
An example of a recent news story that could be used can be found here. [ He might have missed out on the White House, but Al Gore is in contention for an even bigger prize: an Oscar. An Inconvenient Truth, the former veep's documentary about the potentially devastating effects of climate change, is among 15 films making the shortlist for the Best Documentary Feature category for the upcoming Academy Awards, Oscar organizers announced Thursday. ]
I don't remember much about Al Gore except he claimed to have invented the internet once. He also has helped Adobe out by pushing for the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, which paved the way for the adoption of electronic document standards and the ascension of PDF. Well, Al may never get a Nobel Prize for his labors but he just might land an Oscar.
In the Author's Comments, it is mandatory to link to a news story. You should use this format to make a link: [URL="http://www.SomeNewsLink.com"] news title [/URL] [ browse best gallery pictures ] Tags: newsnovnov2006 Jackpot: 1st place: $20, 2nd place: $12 , 3rd place: $8 Started: 11/18/2006 6:00:00 AM, Ended: 11/20/2006 6:00:00 AM
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A lot of news takes place in any given week. We select stories each day that we think would generate good entries. This is your chance to select any news story from this week and create an image / parody photo of that story. Remember to include a link to the news story in the Author's Comments section.
The Israeli Robot would be able to navigate its way down narrow alleyways to target otherwise unreachable enemies such as rocket launchers, the daily Yedioth Ahronoth said.
BEIJING: Chinese scientists have developed the nation's first robot that can help ensure security in public places.
The robot, which is capable of patrolling residential zones, airports, warehouses, department stores and other public places, is expected to go on sale within two or three months.
SUE MONTGOMERY, The Gazette Published: Friday, November 17, 2006 The 24 tattoos depicting extremist groups' logos that cover Jean-Sebastien Presseault's body are a permanent and obvious sign of his deeply held racist beliefs, an expert on tattoos testified yesterday.
Thierry Peano, an investigator with the Montreal police organized crime division, analyzed Presseault's tattoos, which include the words Sieg Heil, a swastika and the figures 777 - the symbol of South Africa's former white supremacist party.
Presseault has pleaded guilty to wilful promotion of hatred through a website from which visitors could download music containing such racist titles as "Skin is black, you make me sick."
Presseault should receive 12 months in prison, considering his crime was premeditated, serious and violent, crown prosecutor Thierry Nadon said during sentencing arguments yesterday.
"The sentence has to dissuade others from fomenting hatred," Nadon said.
Toys For Tots, a charitable organization run by the Marine Corps Reserve that donates toys to needy children for Christmas, rejected an offer of 4,000 talking, Bible-verse-spouting Jesus dolls out of respect to the unknown religious beliefs of their young recipients (Nov. 14th).
But not to fear, all ye pushy believers: Later, the big, gruff, burly Marines relented and welcomed the noisy little Jesuses into their fold (Nov. 15th).
Semper Fi!
(By the way, did anyone check to see if He's anatomically correct?)
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Create images of something that happened in the news from November 13, 2006 through November 19, 2006.
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