The archive is all about free access to information, so you should submit file formats that are easily downloadable and/or streamable for other site patrons. We prefer that you submit the highest quality file that you have available, and then we will attempt to create smaller file sizes and formats automatically with our deriver program.

You can submit original songs, compositions, podcasts, jokes, speeches, interviews and more! All audio must comply with our submission guidelines. All content submissions must be 100% original content you created.

After you log in, click on the Publish tab, select the audio template and complete all required fields.

You can submit original animation, tutorials, videoblogs, home videos and more! All videos must comply with our submission guidelines. For suggestions, check our tips on producing video content. All content submissions must be 100% original content you created.

Slideshows can be instructional tutorials, travel collages, creative works, graphic demonstrations, personal collections and more! Click here for guidelines on what types of images you are allowed to use. All slideshows must also comply with our submission guidelines.

If your audio file won't upload to AC, please check the size of your file (it must be under 15 MB) and the file type (MP3 is the preferred file format, but wav, wma, rm and aiff formats are also accepted). If you're using a dial-up Internet connection, please be patient - it will take several minutes.

For now we are limiting each talent submission to one video or one music/sound track. If you desire to submit more than one video or music/sound track, we suggest that you submit each of these files by entering and submitting talent more than once, using a slightly different variation of your screen name for each entry. It would be helpful for you to remember which screen name is used for each talent sample you submitted.

feed audio out of your TV/VCR directly into your computer's sound card — don't hold the mic up to the TV speaker unedited (please leave about 5 seconds of pre-open audio before the open and 5 seconds of anchor voice-over after the open) unfiltered (just record whatever you have, leaving a bit of "silence" even if it has hiss or background noise) Please follow these guidelines and let me do the work of filtering, editing, and improving the quality of what you have.

Yes, because we are seeking for a large bunch of files: internal member lists (with names and addresses) from any Amiga Groups, scanned pictures of any Amiga musicians, Amiga scene releases (demos, packs, diskmags, etc.), computer related paper magazines and anything else you can think of.

In order to listen to my scanner you need an audio player which supports streaming ogg. For further information on how to connected and suggested audio player software, for multiple platforms, please click here. The "repeat" button, is a button that has an arrow that looks somewhat like a "U-Turn" arrow. When repeat is on, the button should light up or have a colored box next to it.

We use a number of different compression technologies, matched both to the listening devices as well as to the audio content itself. Format #4 happens to be a version of MP3, the well-known compression technology used for music. Our other formats use speech compression.

Patients had better provide following information all the blood test and ultrasound test report they got. The medicines they are taking. The symptoms they get.

You should submit your marriage certificate, domestic partnership registration, joint house ownership/apartment lease, joint mortgage statement, joint bank account statement, joint credit card statement, joint phone and utility bills, joint recreational memberships, joint health insurance, life insurance, Will, Power of Attorney, pictures, letters from your family and friends stating the relationship, proof of taking trips together such as boarding passes, phone records, emails, etc.

We do occasionally accept unsolicited recordings. You'll find the requirements and recommendations in our Audio Submission Guidelines.

Yes, we would love to hear from you. If you have suggestions for audio conferences please call 1-202-739-9693 and let us know your audio conference topic suggestion. Please feel free to contact our Producer at 1-202-739-9693 about making recommendations for new speakers or becoming part of our expert speaker network.

A.: As stated above, you MUST specify an ID Number on your entry form and you MUST state this ID Number on your audio clip. Your ID Number is your First Name + your age. This is THE way the two are linked together. Your entry is invalid without the audio clip.

Yes. The only requirement to being to be on this CD is that it has to be acoustic guitar based (after all this is an acoustic guitar newsgroup). There can also be other instruments, and/or vocals. It can be an original work or a cover of someone else's work. Even if you submitted a piece or two for CD I/II/III, you can be on this CD.

We are looking for quality images of all subjects. What we are looking for are photos which are composed well with lots of detail and incorporate interesting subjects. No one wants to make a puzzle with vast areas of blue sky or dark areas. Typically, a good puzzle image with have a point of interest in both the foreground and background and must be technically sound with good focus, exposure and colour.

Not all colleges or universities require those applying for admission to submit an essay, and those that do so can ask for very different ones. The best thing to do is to find out what your essay question is by looking at the application form for the school to which you want to apply. Request a copy of the paper application or visit the web site of the school and find out what the question is. You can take as much time as you like to write and rewrite your essay.

You can submit any type of project at ContractWars.com whether it is residential or commercial; installation, maintenance, or construction; big or small. Visit our "Submit A Project" page to view a complete list of categories. Choose "miscellaneous" if you can't seem to find the right category for your project.

We accept all types of media. MiniDV, DVCAM, BetaSP, DigiBeta, VHS, 8mm, Hi8, whatever you have. If it's not a format that we support in house, we have local transfer houses that we use.

In general, the most helpful samples show your ability to research facts, organize information, and--if possible--interview a variety of sources. A piece of journalism (written either for publication or a class) is much preferred over a research paper or personal essay.

Applicants should submit a one-page typed resume that is clean, accurate, and well laid-out. Resumes should summarize your academic experience, your work experience, and your honors, awards, and community service, leadership, and campus activities. Keep in mind that this resume is used to help secure you an internship, so we may fax it to potential intern sponsors. Please make sure that your resume is limited to one page in length and includes all of your contact and school information.

Script Alley accepts screenplays and teleplays of any genre. For notes on treatments, outlines, or longer material such as novellas or full-length novels, please contact us for a quote.

Well you do not need to submit film as we actually prefer digital files. If you do supply film, we need it in the following format: One set of 4-color process film, follow the MagiCubes.com template exactly. CMYK POSITIVE film, RIGHT READING, emulsion down, screen value 175 lpi, 350 dpi. Two Color proofs must be included. Artwork must include patent details. Back To Top.

Some examples of acceptable types of supporting documentation are an Explanation Of Benefits (EOB) from your insurance company, a note from your doctor, a copy of a prescription bottle label with your name and the date it was filled, or a receipt of payment.

We encourage submissions from any and all genres, from comedy to horror to science fiction to drama and everything in between. As in real life, we never know what's going to happen--no particular genre has an edge. What our judges are looking for is an engaging premise, well-executed, with compelling characters, sharp dialogue and a satisfying ending. We want your best work without regard to genre or budget. Back to Top