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These awards will recognise and celebrate the most compelling technology startups, Internet and mobile innovations of the past year (Summer 08 – Summer 09), with the tech community invited to have a say in which finalists should be recognised.

More information These awards will recognise and celebrate the most compelling technology startups, Internet and mobile innovations of the past year, with the tech community invited to have a say in which finalists should be recognised.

These awards will recognize and celebrate the most compelling technology startups, Internet and mobile innovations of the past year (Summer 08 – Summer 09), with the tech community invited to have a say in which finalists should be win.

These awards will recognise and celebrate the most compelling technology startups, Internet and mobile innovations of the past year, with the tech community invited to have a say in which finalists should be recognised.

Their videos will be entered into an international One Minute competition in which finalists will fly to Europe for the awards ceremony.

The live tour of the show, in which the finalists perform at theatres up and down the country, from Sheffield to Belfast to Cardiff, is often sold out.

Then came a shameless bit of hucksterism in which the finalists gushed about how thrilled they would be to appear in a Pepsi commercial, which is part of the top prize.

This would be a decisive moment in a beauty contest followed eagerly by New York's Chinese community of nearly 430,000, an event in which 13 finalists would be chosen out of 50 contestants.

"When I was at school in the early 80s, I remember our teacher reading us a novel about a future World Cup (I think it was 1998) in which the finalists were Zaire and Iceland," recalls Colin Leckey.

YOUTH AMERICA GRAND PRIX 2008 GALA Ballet fanatics can get their fix at this annual event, in which the finalists of the Youth America Grand Prix ballet competition (ages nine to nineteen) share the stage with a bevy of international ballet stars.

The result is the upcoming competition in which five finalists, whittled from a pool of hundreds around the world who sent online auditions to Newark this spring, perform before McBride and four fellow jazz-luminary judges – Dianne Reeves among them – plus a packed NJPAC house.