Monday, January 07, 2008

2008 World Telekinesis Competition @ Victoria, BC, Canada

Who wants to form a team?


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From: http://www.noxioussector.net/wtc/call.html

THE WORLD TELEKINESIS COMPETITION

THE WORLD TELEKINESIS COMPETITION is an openly invitational project that will organize participating teams in a competitive manner to remotely influence the behavior of a candle. Teams are not geographically bound, but are required to formalize their participation based on conformity to the guidelines of the competition.

COMPETITION STRUCTURE

The 2008 WORLD TELEKINESIS COMPETITON will follow basic competitive rules for multi-team events. Based on an assessment of the number of participating teams, a preliminary competitive structure will be randomly determined, in which 2 teams will compete to psychically influence the behavior of a remotely-located game candle. The winning team will advance to the subsequent round while the losing team will be eliminated. This competition structure will continue until only one team is remaining. This team will be crowned the winner of the 2008 World Telekinesis Competition.

PARTICIPATION

In order to qualify for participation, teams must satisfy the following criteria:

  1. Teams must be comprised of three (3) individuals.
  2. Teams must compose or design or appropriate a team logo for inclusion in the 2008 WORLD TELEKINESIS COMPETITION competition schedule.
  3. Each team member must provide a personal photograph and biographical statement for inclusion in the 2008 WORLD TELEKINESIS COMPETITION competition schedule.
  4. Teams must agree to abide by the rules of the competition, as articulated at the following URL: noxioussector.net/wtc/rules.html

SUBMISSIONS

In order to qualify for competition, teams must submit the following:

  1. A statement of interest and/or method addressing the concept of telekinetic competition;
  2. A list of the three (3) members who comprise the team, as well as a concise (max 200 words) biographical statement for each team member;
  3. A web-resolution (max 2MB) image of each team member;
  4. A team name and an associated team logo for inclusion in the competition schedule and related publicity material;
  5. A statement of availability for competition -- articulating weekend availability between April 1st and May 30th, 2008.


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