Each regional final will last approximately 2 hours. Make sure you have a snack before you come; you can't eat in the theatre!

It all depends on our workload and the number of Giclée ordered. For proofs it usually takes 5-7 working days and final image about 10days. It could be earlier or later. The best way to find out is to call us. On +44 (0) 1773 775172

To decide our Channel Winners and Grand Prize Winner, we have four stages of judging. We feel this is the best way to award our prizes, because it's completely uncheatable and gives every artist a completely equal shot. For a breakdown of how the different stages work, read this.

You need to contact the IATI regarding where you wish to sit your finals. There are many examination centres across the country

The teams that advance to the Finals will have 10 minutes to formally present their business plan and answer questions from a panel of judges. Each judge has $5 million MoshPit dollars to invest in any combination of teams. After the presentations, the judges will make their investment decisions. Teams that secure the most investment dollars, win. Top

to 14 bands play in the same night (in the Regional Finals there are also the band/s coming from the other finals. The guest band/s always play in the middle of the night). Each one performs for 20-22 minutes. The change over in between the bands in 2-3 minutes. During the Final there are no good or bad slot to play: all slots are equal. To be really fair to every band performing we don't give out the exact time of the show. The night is divided into three 1,5 hour slots.

Neutralization is the process of compensating for the inter-electrode capacitance of the final tubes. It helps prevent the tubes from oscillating, and allows them to perform as a stable amplifier. Here is a simple sequence for neutralizing your finals: Turn your SG (Screen Grid voltage) switch OFF. This effectively turns off your finals, and will prevent them from putting any power into your measurement setup.

Whenever you change finals, you must read and understand the following information whether they are NOS U.S. or of foreign manufacture. Absolutely every time you change the finals in your Kenwood, you MUST do two things: (1) You must adjust the bias for the new tubes, and (2) you MUST neutralize the new tubes. Simple stuff, but you have to take these two steps to avoid problems. Whenever you install new finals, the following steps for adjusting the bias MUST be followed. Install the new tubes.

Most swim meets in Pacific are timed finals. In a meet of this type, only heats are swum, and the final placing in an event is determined by the times achieved in these heats. Some meets, usually at a higher level of competition, are trials and finals. In these meets, trials are swum early in the day, and the fastest swimmers in trials qualify for finals, swum later in the day, in which the final placing for an event is determined.

The finals schedule can be found at the following URL, http://www.mscd.edu/cgi-bin/finalschd/finals.cgi. You can access this page from our home page www.mscd.edu by clicking on either the "Academics" or "For Students" link. On the subsequent page under the heading titled "Schedules & Calendars" is a link to the "Final Exam Schedule".

No, Artists may not compete as a Top 5 finalist on more than one stage. If you are voted into the Final 5 on multiple stages you will have to select one stage to continue on with.

The classrooms on campus do not have the same schedule during finals week. Your classroom may be in use during your normal instructional period by another class. Your room designee can provide you with the location of your final exam.

The Finals will consist of two rounds. Casual/Sports Wear, and of course Swim Wear. (see the rules for more info)

There is no official final exam schedule for Summer Semester. Refer to the course syllabus or ask your instructor for exam information.

For the heat event, the format will be that of a written paper. The paper will probably contain both multiple choice questions and fill in the blanks questions. You will not be asked to write long programs in the heat paper. For more details, see the past paper section of the reference materials. For the final event, you will be given 4-5 programming tasks, and you will be required to write solutions (complete, compilable programs) on a computer and hand them in a soft-copy format.

Unlike most other programming assignments / exams that you may have taken before, we are not concerned with how you write your program. In fact, for the purposes of judging your program, we do not even look into your program at all. Instead, we run your program through several (normally 10-20) "test cases". For each test case, some input is given to your program, and the output of your program is compared to the correct output.

Judges are instructed to take into account the plan evaluation criteria, the presentation and Q & A sessions and their personal assessment of the potential of the venture. Following the last presentation, judges review each entry and come to a consensus opinion on which team will move forward. This decision is made separately from any other judging track and judges do not know other teams that will be moving forward.

The jury will award technical prizes to any of the 14 bands performing in the Final. During the final the judging is shared in between the public and the jury. At the end of each performance the public votes by show of hands. When the last performance is over, the jury will meet and chose the best musicians which will receive the technical prizes. After that, we will give them the names of the 6 bands with the top votes as per the public.

There is no official final exam schedule for Wintersession. Refer to the course syllabus or ask your instructor for exam information.

Generally we maintain our regular hours until Thursday of finals week, when we close at 4:00 p.m. and stay closed for interim. See the hours page for more info.

Missing one or two lectures is not the end of the world, grade-wise, thought I would suggest doing the extra credit for a little insurance. You are free to turn in assignments early.

Registration begins at 8:00 am. DO NOT BE LATE!!!!! Detailed information will be handed out to you if you are selected for the Finals, but here is a brief overview: Panel interview with the judges. Candidates will participate in an interactive interview with the entire Judging Panel. Candidates should wear professional attire for the interview.

There are two ways a contestant may qualify for the college national finals; 1. At the end of the regular season contestants who finish in the top 3 regional positions will earn a trip to the CNFR. For more complete and accurate information please refer to the NIRA Rulebook, which is available online at www.collegerodeo.com

Yes. You are able to work during this time and up to 40 hours maximum at the discretion of your supervisor.

A 2008 NBA Finals FanFORWARD gives you the right and obligation to purchase face value tickets to see your team play in the 2008 NBA Finals, available in our marketplace if they qualify. For example, you can buy 4 FanFORWARDs for your favorite team the Philadelphia 76ers, in Home Game 1 of the 2008 NBA Finals.

You are responsible for your entire submitted repertoire during the auditions and the semi-finals. Usually during the semi-finals, the judges will ask for pieces from your submitted repertoire that they did not hear in the auditions. In the Finals you may design a program using pieces from your submitted repertoire or any other piece(s) you have by memory. That is, the Finals offer an opportunity for you to showcase your musicianship in the way you think best.

ONLY WBRP MEMBERS will be allowed to compete in the Finals. If you are not a current 2007 member, you MUST join WBRP and enter a minimum of one of our remaining races in order to compete at the Finals. Competing in one race as a member will allow you to enter up to two horses at the Finals. Competing as a member in two races will allow you to enter a maximum of five horses.

The first to enter will receive their choice of which sections to run in. Meeting the "Post Mark Deadline" does not guarantee you a position in that section . So enter early. Late entries will receive their choice of sections only if space is available in the requested section. All late entries will be assessed a $30 late fee and must be paid for in advance by credit card. Late entries will only be accepted by fax to 903-677-1875. The late entry deadline by fax is October 25, 2007.