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For centuries hair has been closely associated with a persons beauty and social status and it's no secret that celebrities often have the most luscious locks of anyone around. Granted they probably pay insane amounts of money on treatments and personal stylists. Eventually though all those fancy treatments and fashion-forward styles are going take a toll on their precious little scalps. Why not speed things up? The object of this contest is to take a celebrity who normally presents a head of thick beautiful hair and make them bald as in this themepost. Have fun be creative. Don't forget the cliche list. As always quality is a must. We will remove poor entries no matter how much we like you. You'll have 48 hours for this contest so make your submission count. The following are items that we don't allow because of annoying overuse lack of realism controversy illegality being off-topic or because using them is lazy. They are usually disqualified on sight by the administrators. [b]However in their discretion the admins may allow entries to remain in the contest based on individual merit even though they violate one or more of these proscriptions.[/b] If you choose to ignore this list you do so at your own risk and if you complain about selective enforcement you need to come back and read this paragraph again. Your entry has elements that are not safe for work (i e blurred out porn/hate crimes/injury/sickness/obscene gestures) in a contest that is labeled appropriate for all audiences. Your entry has elements that would likely be offensive to the majority of people who see it. The intent of your entry is blatantly to make a controversial political statement. Your entry contains material that you didn't have the legal right to use. Your entry contains someone elses' material that you did have the legal right to use without crediting them. I e it appears that you are the sole creator. Your entry contains children for which you personally do not have a model release. If you have a model release you must state so in your author's comments. You reused a past B2B contests source picture in a different B2B contest (and it's obvious that you had access to it). You resubmitted an entry that had previously been voted on in ANY contest. Your entry uses an idea similar to one that finished in the top 10 of a previous contest of a similar type. You used the image as a whole in a different background instead of actually editing the image itself. (i e. Taking the source image in a B2B contest and inserting it into a scene of a painter painting it as his artwork or the background of a postcard or as a framed photograph on a wall). Your entry abuses program filters. (i e changing a b2b source themepost to a charcoal sketch using a simple filter and submitting that as your entire entry; using excessive or gratuitous lensflare filters) You changed an insignificant part of an otherwise outstanding image that you didn't create (regardless of whether you had permission and/or credit it appropriately). Your entry is a re-creation (source for source) of an existing photoshopped image or tutorial whether hosted by Worth1000 com or not. Your entry contains a cartoon speech/thought bubble added to the image Your entry contains thumbnails of the original overlaid on the image. Your entry contains 2D cartoon elements (in their cartoon form) as a part of the real images. Your entry contains gratuitous borders on your image. A simple 1-2 pixel wide black border will be allowed so images that would otherwise just blend into the background have something to delineate themselves. Any other color or size border will be considered gratuitous. Your entry does not meet the general quality level we require on the site. Your entry contains a visible signature. If you want to sign your work embed or hide your signature in your image so that it's 'invisible' (unobtrusive to the casual viewer). Don't add obvious signatures or sig-images to your images. (Photoshop and Photography only) Photography submissions must be 200K or less and 1000 pixels wide or less. Please refer to the link supplied at the bottom of every photography contests which explains how to resize and compress properly. Your entry contains photographic elements which is strictly not allowed in illustration contests everything must be drawn by you. Your entry shows signs of tracing and/or painting over. This is a serious offense; if repeated could result in the closure of your account. The following are items that we don't allow because of annoying overuse lack of realism controversy illegality being off-topic or because using them is lazy. They are usually disqualified on sight by the administrators. [b]However in their discretion the admins may allow entries to remain in the contest based on individual merit even though they violate one or more of these proscriptions.[/b] If you choose to ignore this list you do so at your own risk and if you complain about selective enforcement you need to come back and read this paragraph again. Your entry has elements that are not safe for work (i e blurred out porn/hate crimes/injury/sickness/obscene gestures) in a contest that is labeled appropriate for all audiences. Your entry has elements that would likely be offensive to the majority of people who see it. The intent of your entry is blatantly to make a controversial political statement. Your entry contains material that you didn't have the legal right to use. Your entry contains someone elses' material that you did have the legal right to use without crediting them. I e it appears that you are the sole creator. Your entry contains children for which you personally do not have a model release. If you have a model release you must state so in your author's comments. You reused a past B2B contests source picture in a different B2B contest (and it's obvious that you had access to it). You resubmitted an entry that had previously been voted on in ANY contest. Your entry uses an idea similar to one that finished in the top 10 of a previous contest of a similar type. You used the image as a whole in a different background instead of actually editing the image itself. (i e. Taking the source image in a B2B contest and inserting it into a scene of a painter painting it as his artwork or the background of a postcard or as a framed photograph on a wall). Your entry abuses program filters. (i e changing a b2b source themepost to a charcoal sketch using a simple filter and submitting that as your entire entry; using excessive or gratuitous lensflare filters) You changed an insignificant part of an otherwise outstanding image that you didn't create (regardless of whether you had permission and/or credit it appropriately). Your entry is a re-creation (source for source) of an existing photoshopped image or tutorial whether hosted by Worth1000 com or not. Your entry contains a cartoon speech/thought bubble added to the image Your entry contains thumbnails of the original overlaid on the image. Your entry contains 2D cartoon elements (in their cartoon form) as a part of the real images. Your entry contains gratuitous borders on your image. A simple 1-2 pixel wide black border will be allowed so images that would otherwise just blend into the background have something to delineate themselves. Any other color or size border will be considered gratuitous. Your entry does not meet the general quality level we require on the site. Your entry contains a visible signature. If you want to sign your work embed or hide your signature in your image so that it's 'invisible' (unobtrusive to the casual viewer). Don't add obvious signatures or sig-images to your images. (Photoshop and Photography only) Photography submissions must be 200K or less and 1000 pixels wide or less. Please refer to the link supplied at the bottom of every photography contests which explains how to resize and compress properly. Your entry contains photographic elements which is strictly not allowed in illustration contests everything must be drawn by you. Your entry shows signs of tracing and/or painting over. This is a serious offense; if repeated could result in the closure of your account. The following are items that we don't allow because of annoying overuse lack of realism controversy illegality being off-topic or because using them is lazy. They are usually disqualified on sight by the administrators. [b]However in their discretion the admins may allow entries to remain in the contest based on individual merit even though they violate one or more of these proscriptions.[/b] If you choose to ignore this list you do so at your own risk and if you complain about selective enforcement you need to come back and read this paragraph again. Your entry has elements that are not safe for work (i e blurred out porn/hate crimes/injury/sickness/obscene gestures) in a contest that is labeled appropriate for all audiences. Your entry has elements that would likely be offensive to the majority of people who see it. The intent of your entry is blatantly to make a controversial political statement. Your entry contains material that you didn't have the legal right to use. Your entry contains someone elses' material that you did have the legal right to use without crediting them. I e it appears that you are the sole creator. Your entry contains children for which you personally do not have a model release. If you have a model release you must state so in your author's comments. You reused a past B2B contests source picture in a different B2B contest (and it's obvious that you had access to it). You resubmitted an entry that had previously been voted on in ANY contest. Your entry uses an idea similar to one that finished in the top 10 of a previous contest of a similar type. You used the image as a whole in a different background instead of actually editing the image itself. (i e. Taking the source image in a B2B contest and inserting it into a scene of a painter painting it as his artwork or the background of a postcard or as a framed photograph on a wall). Your entry abuses program filters. (i e changing a b2b source themepost to a charcoal sketch using a simple filter and submitting that as your entire entry; using excessive or gratuitous lensflare filters) You changed an insignificant part of an otherwise outstanding image that you didn't create (regardless of whether you had permission and/or credit it appropriately). Your entry is a re-creation (source for source) of an existing photoshopped image or tutorial whether hosted by Worth1000 com or not. Your entry contains a cartoon speech/thought bubble added to the image Your entry contains thumbnails of the original overlaid on the image. Your entry contains 2D cartoon elements (in their cartoon form) as a part of the real images. Your entry contains gratuitous borders on your image. A simple 1-2 pixel wide black border will be allowed so images that would otherwise just blend into the background have something to delineate themselves. Any other color or size border will be considered gratuitous. Your entry does not meet the general quality level we require on the site. Your entry contains a visible signature. If you want to sign your work embed or hide your signature in your image so that it's 'invisible' (unobtrusive to the casual viewer). Don't add obvious signatures or sig-images to your images. (Photoshop and Photography only) Photography submissions must be 200K or less and 1000 pixels wide or less. Please refer to the link supplied at the bottom of every photography contests which explains how to resize and compress properly. Your entry contains photographic elements which is strictly not allowed in illustration contests everything must be drawn by you. Your entry shows signs of tracing and/or painting over. This is a serious offense; if repeated could result in the closure of your account. The following are items that we don't allow because of annoying overuse lack of realism controversy illegality being off-topic or because using them is lazy. They are usually disqualified on sight by the administrators. [b]However in their discretion the admins may allow entries to remain in the contest based on individual merit even though they violate one or more of these proscriptions.[/b] If you choose to ignore this list you do so at your own risk and if you complain about selective enforcement you need to come back and read this paragraph again. Your entry has elements that are not safe for work (i e blurred out porn/hate crimes/injury/sickness/obscene gestures) in a contest that is labeled appropriate for all audiences. Your entry has elements that would likely be offensive to the majority of people who see it. The intent of your entry is blatantly to make a controversial political statement. Your entry contains material that you didn't have the legal right to use. Your entry contains someone elses' material that you did have the legal right to use without crediting them. I e it appears that you are the sole creator. Your entry contains children for which you personally do not have a model release. If you have a model release you must state so in your author's comments. You reused a past B2B contests source picture in a different B2B contest (and it's obvious that you had access to it). You resubmitted an entry that had previously been voted on in ANY contest. Your entry uses an idea similar to one that finished in the top 10 of a previous contest of a similar type. You used the image as a whole in a different background instead of actually editing the image itself. (i e. Taking the source image in a B2B contest and inserting it into a scene of a painter painting it as his artwork or the background of a postcard or as a framed photograph on a wall). Your entry abuses program filters. (i e changing a b2b source themepost to a charcoal sketch using a simple filter and submitting that as your entire entry; using excessive or gratuitous lensflare filters) You changed an insignificant part of an otherwise outstanding image that you didn't create (regardless of whether you had permission and/or credit it appropriately). Your entry is a re-creation (source for source) of an existing photoshopped image or tutorial whether hosted by Worth1000 com or not. Your entry contains a cartoon speech/thought bubble added to the image Your entry contains thumbnails of the original overlaid on the image. Your entry contains 2D cartoon elements (in their cartoon form) as a part of the real images. Your entry contains gratuitous borders on your image. A simple 1-2 pixel wide black border will be allowed so images that would otherwise just blend into the background have something to delineate themselves. Any other color or size border will be considered gratuitous. Your entry does not meet the general quality level we require on the site. Your entry contains a visible signature. If you want to sign your work embed or hide your signature in your image so that it's 'invisible' (unobtrusive to the casual viewer). Don't add obvious signatures or sig-images to your images. (Photoshop and Photography only) Photography submissions must be 200K or less and 1000 pixels wide or less. Please refer to the link supplied at the bottom of every photography contests which explains how to resize and compress properly. Your entry contains photographic elements which is strictly not allowed in illustration contests everything must be drawn by you. Your entry shows signs of tracing and/or painting over. This is a serious offense; if repeated could result in the closure of your account. The following are items that we don't allow because of annoying overuse lack of realism controversy illegality being off-topic or because using them is lazy. They are usually disqualified on sight by the administrators. [b]However in their discretion the admins may allow entries to remain in the contest based on individual merit even though they violate one or more of these proscriptions.[/b] If you choose to ignore this list you do so at your own risk and if you complain about selective enforcement you need to come back and read this paragraph again. Your entry has elements that are not safe for work (i e blurred out porn/hate crimes/injury/sickness/obscene gestures) in a contest that is labeled appropriate for all audiences. Your entry has elements that would likely be offensive to the majority of people who see it. The intent of your entry is blatantly to make a controversial political statement. Your entry contains material that you didn't have the legal right to use. Your entry contains someone elses' material that you did have the legal right to use without crediting them. I e it appears that you are the sole creator. Your entry contains children for which you personally do not have a model release. If you have a model release you must state so in your author's comments. You reused a past B2B contests source picture in a different B2B contest (and it's obvious that you had access to it). You resubmitted an entry that had previously been voted on in ANY contest. Your entry uses an idea similar to one that finished in the top 10 of a previous contest of a similar type. You used the image as a whole in a different background instead of actually editing the image itself. (i e. Taking the source image in a B2B contest and inserting it into a scene of a painter painting it as his artwork or the background of a postcard or as a framed photograph on a wall). Your entry abuses program filters. (i e changing a b2b source themepost to a charcoal sketch using a simple filter and submitting that as your entire entry; using excessive or gratuitous lensflare filters) You changed an insignificant part of an otherwise outstanding image that you didn't create (regardless of whether you had permission and/or credit it appropriately). Your entry is a re-creation (source for source) of an existing photoshopped image or tutorial whether hosted by Worth1000 com or not. Your entry contains a cartoon speech/thought bubble added to the image Your entry contains thumbnails of the original overlaid on the image. Your entry contains 2D cartoon elements (in their cartoon form) as a part of the real images. Your entry contains gratuitous borders on your image. A simple 1-2 pixel wide black border will be allowed so images that would otherwise just blend into the background have something to delineate themselves. Any other color or size border will be considered gratuitous. Your entry does not meet the general quality level we require on the site. Your entry contains a visible signature. If you want to sign your work embed or hide your signature in your image so that it's 'invisible' (unobtrusive to the casual viewer). Don't add obvious signatures or sig-images to your images. (Photoshop and Photography only) Photography submissions must be 200K or less and 1000 pixels wide or less. Please refer to the link supplied at the bottom of every photography contests which explains how to resize and compress properly. Your entry contains photographic elements which is strictly not allowed in illustration contests everything must be drawn by you. Your entry shows signs of tracing and/or painting over. This is a serious offense; if repeated could result in the closure of your account. The following are items that we don't allow because of annoying overuse lack of realism controversy illegality being off-topic or because using them is lazy. They are usually disqualified on sight by the administrators. [b]However in their discretion the admins may allow entries to remain in the contest based on individual merit even though they violate one or more of these proscriptions.[/b] If you choose to ignore this list you do so at your own risk and if you complain about selective enforcement you need to come back and read this paragraph again. Your entry has elements that are not safe for work (i e blurred out porn/hate crimes/injury/sickness/obscene gestures) in a contest that is labeled appropriate for all audiences. Your entry has elements that would likely be offensive to the majority of people who see it. The intent of your entry is blatantly to make a controversial political statement. Your entry contains material that you didn't have the legal right to use. Your entry contains someone elses' material that you did have the legal right to use without crediting them. I e it appears that you are the sole creator. Your entry contains children for which you personally do not have a model release. If you have a model release you must state so in your author's comments. You reused a past B2B contests source picture in a different B2B contest (and it's obvious that you had access to it). You resubmitted an entry that had previously been voted on in ANY contest. Your entry uses an idea similar to one that finished in the top 10 of a previous contest of a similar type. You used the image as a whole in a different background instead of actually editing the image itself. (i e. Taking the source image in a B2B contest and inserting it into a scene of a painter painting it as his artwork or the background of a postcard or as a framed photograph on a wall). Your entry abuses program filters. (i e changing a b2b source themepost to a charcoal sketch using a simple filter and submitting that as your entire entry; using excessive or gratuitous lensflare filters) You changed an insignificant part of an otherwise outstanding image that you didn't create (regardless of whether you had permission and/or credit it appropriately). Your entry is a re-creation (source for source) of an existing photoshopped image or tutorial whether hosted by Worth1000 com or not. Your entry contains a cartoon speech/thought bubble added to the image Your entry contains thumbnails of the original overlaid on the image. Your entry contains 2D cartoon elements (in their cartoon form) as a part of the real images. Your entry contains gratuitous borders on your image. A simple 1-2 pixel wide black border will be allowed so images that would otherwise just blend into the background have something to delineate themselves. Any other color or size border will be considered gratuitous. Your entry does not meet the general quality level we require on the site. Your entry contains a visible signature. If you want to sign your work embed or hide your signature in your image so that it's 'invisible' (unobtrusive to the casual viewer). Don't add obvious signatures or sig-images to your images. (Photoshop and Photography only) Photography submissions must be 200K or less and 1000 pixels wide or less. Please refer to the link supplied at the bottom of every photography contests which explains how to resize and compress properly. Your entry contains photographic elements which is strictly not allowed in illustration contests everything must be drawn by you. Your entry shows signs of tracing and/or painting over. This is a serious offense; if repeated could result in the closure of your account. The following are items that we don't allow because of annoying overuse lack of realism controversy illegality being off-topic or because using them is lazy. They are usually disqualified on sight by the administrators. [b]However in their discretion the admins may allow entries to remain in the contest based on individual merit even though they violate one or more of these proscriptions.[/b] If you choose to ignore this list you do so at your own risk and if you complain about selective enforcement you need to come back and read this paragraph again. Your entry has elements that are not safe for work (i e blurred out porn/hate crimes/injury/sickness/obscene gestures) in a contest that is labeled appropriate for all audiences. Your entry has elements that would likely be offensive to the majority of people who see it. The intent of your entry is blatantly to make a controversial political statement. Your entry contains material that you didn't have the legal right to use. Your entry contains someone elses' material that you did have the legal right to use without crediting them. I e it appears that you are the sole creator. Your entry contains children for which you personally do not have a model release. If you have a model release you must state so in your author's comments. You reused a past B2B contests source picture in a different B2B contest (and it's obvious that you had access to it). You resubmitted an entry that had previously been voted on in ANY contest. Your entry uses an idea similar to one that finished in the top 10 of a previous contest of a similar type. You used the image as a whole in a different background instead of actually editing the image itself. (i e. Taking the source image in a B2B contest and inserting it into a scene of a painter painting it as his artwork or the background of a postcard or as a framed photograph on a wall). Your entry abuses program filters. (i e changing a b2b source themepost to a charcoal sketch using a simple filter and submitting that as your entire entry; using excessive or gratuitous lensflare filters) You changed an insignificant part of an otherwise outstanding image that you didn't create (regardless of whether you had permission and/or credit it appropriately). Your entry is a re-creation (source for source) of an existing photoshopped image or tutorial whether hosted by Worth1000 com or not. Your entry contains a cartoon speech/thought bubble added to the image Your entry contains thumbnails of the original overlaid on the image. Your entry contains 2D cartoon elements (in their cartoon form) as a part of the real images. Your entry contains gratuitous borders on your image. A simple 1-2 pixel wide black border will be allowed so images that would otherwise just blend into the background have something to delineate themselves. Any other color or size border will be considered gratuitous. Your entry does not meet the general quality level we require on the site. Your entry contains a visible signature. If you want to sign your work embed or hide your signature in your image so that it's 'invisible' (unobtrusive to the casual viewer). Don't add obvious signatures or sig-images to your images. (Photoshop and Photography only) Photography submissions must be 200K or less and 1000 pixels wide or less. Please refer to the link supplied at the bottom of every photography contests which explains how to resize and compress properly. Your entry contains photographic elements which is strictly not allowed in illustration contests everything must be drawn by you. Your entry shows signs of tracing and/or painting over. This is a serious offense; if repeated could result in the closure of your account. The following are items that we don't allow because of annoying overuse lack of realism controversy illegality being off-topic or because using them is lazy. They are usually disqualified on sight by the administrators. [b]However in their discretion the admins may allow entries to remain in the contest based on individual merit even though they violate one or more of these proscriptions.[/b] If you choose to ignore this list you do so at your own risk and if you complain about selective enforcement you need to come back and read this paragraph again. Your entry has elements that are not safe for work (i e blurred out porn/hate crimes/injury/sickness/obscene gestures) in a contest that is labeled appropriate for all audiences. Your entry has elements that would likely be offensive to the majority of people who see it. The intent of your entry is blatantly to make a controversial political statement. Your entry contains material that you didn't have the legal right to use. Your entry contains someone elses' material that you did have the legal right to use without crediting them. I e it appears that you are the sole creator. Your entry contains children for which you personally do not have a model release. If you have a model release you must state so in your author's comments. You reused a past B2B contests source picture in a different B2B contest (and it's obvious that you had access to it). You resubmitted an entry that had previously been voted on in ANY contest. Your entry uses an idea similar to one that finished in the top 10 of a previous contest of a similar type. You used the image as a whole in a different background instead of actually editing the image itself. (i e. Taking the source image in a B2B contest and inserting it into a scene of a painter painting it as his artwork or the background of a postcard or as a framed photograph on a wall). Your entry abuses program filters. (i e changing a b2b source themepost to a charcoal sketch using a simple filter and submitting that as your entire entry; using excessive or gratuitous lensflare filters) You changed an insignificant part of an otherwise outstanding image that you didn't create (regardless of whether you had permission and/or credit it appropriately). Your entry is a re-creation (source for source) of an existing photoshopped image or tutorial whether hosted by Worth1000 com or not. Your entry contains a cartoon speech/thought bubble added to the image Your entry contains thumbnails of the original overlaid on the image. Your entry contains 2D cartoon elements (in their cartoon form) as a part of the real images. Your entry contains gratuitous borders on your image. A simple 1-2 pixel wide black border will be allowed so images that would otherwise just blend into the background have something to delineate themselves. Any other color or size border will be considered gratuitous. Your entry does not meet the general quality level we require on the site. Your entry contains a visible signature. If you want to sign your work embed or hide your signature in your image so that it's 'invisible' (unobtrusive to the casual viewer). Don't add obvious signatures or sig-images to your images. (Photoshop and Photography only) Photography submissions must be 200K or less and 1000 pixels wide or less. Please refer to the link supplied at the bottom of every photography contests which explains how to resize and compress properly. Your entry contains photographic elements which is strictly not allowed in illustration contests everything must be drawn by you. Your entry shows signs of tracing and/or painting over. This is a serious offense; if repeated could result in the closure of your account. The following are items that we don't allow because of annoying overuse lack of realism controversy illegality being off-topic or because using them is lazy. They are usually disqualified on sight by the administrators. [b]However in their discretion the admins may allow entries to remain in the contest based on individual merit even though they violate one or more of these proscriptions.[/b] If you choose to ignore this list you do so at your own risk and if you complain about selective enforcement you need to come back and read this paragraph again. Your entry has elements that are not safe for work (i e blurred out porn/hate crimes/injury/sickness/obscene gestures) in a contest that is labeled appropriate for all audiences. Your entry has elements that would likely be offensive to the majority of people who see it. The intent of your entry is blatantly to make a controversial political statement. Your entry contains material that you didn't have the legal right to use. Your entry contains someone elses' material that you did have the legal right to use without crediting them. I e it appears that you are the sole creator. Your entry contains children for which you personally do not have a model release. If you have a model release you must state so in your author's comments. You reused a past B2B contests source picture in a different B2B contest (and it's obvious that you had access to it). You resubmitted an entry that had previously been voted on in ANY contest. Your entry uses an idea similar to one that finished in the top 10 of a previous contest of a similar type. You used the image as a whole in a different background instead of actually editing the image itself. (i e. Taking the source image in a B2B contest and inserting it into a scene of a painter painting it as his artwork or the background of a postcard or as a framed photograph on a wall). Your entry abuses program filters. (i e changing a b2b source themepost to a charcoal sketch using a simple filter and submitting that as your entire entry; using excessive or gratuitous lensflare filters) You changed an insignificant part of an otherwise outstanding image that you didn't create (regardless of whether you had permission and/or credit it appropriately). Your entry is a re-creation (source for source) of an existing photoshopped image or tutorial whether hosted by Worth1000 com or not. Your entry contains a cartoon speech/thought bubble added to the image Your entry contains thumbnails of the original overlaid on the image. Your entry contains 2D cartoon elements (in their cartoon form) as a part of the real images. Your entry contains gratuitous borders on your image. A simple 1-2 pixel wide black border will be allowed so images that would otherwise just blend into the background have something to delineate themselves. Any other color or size border will be considered gratuitous. Your entry does not meet the general quality level we require on the site. Your entry contains a visible signature. If you want to sign your work embed or hide your signature in your image so that it's 'invisible' (unobtrusive to the casual viewer). Don't add obvious signatures or sig-images to your images. (Photoshop and Photography only) Photography submissions must be 200K or less and 1000 pixels wide or less. Please refer to the link supplied at the bottom of every photography contests which explains how to resize and compress properly. Your entry contains photographic elements which is strictly not allowed in illustration contests everything must be drawn by you. Your entry shows signs of tracing and/or painting over. This is a serious offense; if repeated could result in the closure of your account. The following are items that we don't allow because of annoying overuse lack of realism controversy illegality being off-topic or because using them is lazy. They are usually disqualified on sight by the administrators. [b]However in their discretion the admins may allow entries to remain in the contest based on individual merit even though they violate one or more of these proscriptions.[/b] If you choose to ignore this list you do so at your own risk and if you complain about selective enforcement you need to come back and read this paragraph again. Your entry has elements that are not safe for work (i e blurred out porn/hate crimes/injury/sickness/obscene gestures) in a contest that is labeled appropriate for all audiences. Your entry has elements that would likely be offensive to the majority of people who see it. The intent of your entry is blatantly to make a controversial political statement. Your entry contains material that you didn't have the legal right to use. Your entry contains someone elses' material that you did have the legal right to use without crediting them. I e it appears that you are the sole creator. Your entry contains children for which you personally do not have a model release. If you have a model release you must state so in your author's comments. You reused a past B2B contests source picture in a different B2B contest (and it's obvious that you had access to it). You resubmitted an entry that had previously been voted on in ANY contest. Your entry uses an idea similar to one that finished in the top 10 of a previous contest of a similar type. You used the image as a whole in a different background instead of actually editing the image itself. (i e. Taking the source image in a B2B contest and inserting it into a scene of a painter painting it as his artwork or the background of a postcard or as a framed photograph on a wall). Your entry abuses program filters. (i e changing a b2b source themepost to a charcoal sketch using a simple filter and submitting that as your entire entry; using excessive or gratuitous lensflare filters) You changed an insignificant part of an otherwise outstanding image that you didn't create (regardless of whether you had permission and/or credit it appropriately). Your entry is a re-creation (source for source) of an existing photoshopped image or tutorial whether hosted by Worth1000 com or not. Your entry contains a cartoon speech/thought bubble added to the image Your entry contains thumbnails of the original overlaid on the image. Your entry contains 2D cartoon elements (in their cartoon form) as a part of the real images. Your entry contains gratuitous borders on your image. A simple 1-2 pixel wide black border will be allowed so images that would otherwise just blend into the background have something to delineate themselves. Any other color or size border will be considered gratuitous. Your entry does not meet the general quality level we require on the site. Your entry contains a visible signature. If you want to sign your work embed or hide your signature in your image so that it's 'invisible' (unobtrusive to the casual viewer). Don't add obvious signatures or sig-images to your images. (Photoshop and Photography only) Photography submissions must be 200K or less and 1000 pixels wide or less. Please refer to the link supplied at the bottom of every photography contests which explains how to resize and compress properly. Your entry contains photographic elements which is strictly not allowed in illustration contests everything must be drawn by you. Your entry shows signs of tracing and/or painting over. This is a serious offense; if repeated could result in the closure of your account.

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so i anticipate kirk snyder has proved himself over steve francis huh i think its time for tmac to start ball hoggin cuz obviously they way they are playin right now is not working The past 3 games are very hard to watch but I do see the transition becoming more apparent. Hopefully this shift can end before we displace below.500And a nice thing about a 16pt blowout is that we might actually see Francis get some playing time... I convey for god sakes even Snyder is getting playing measure... [No. He wanted to play in LA to be able to get special medical treatment for his daughter. And why would the Lakers be any of the Rockets' inform guards? --Fran] what a terrible effort the rockets are putting up against the lakers i felt this game coming out of them they really not a good a aggroup the be ever be a top team just a average team do anybody accept Quite easily the most overrated player in the NBA. That Morey considers him untouchable is perhaps the most ridiculous thing from a GM since.. well.. anything Tim Purpura said.

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