Thursday, December 10, 2009

Last Show & Tell

I thought this would be fitting since President Obama recently received his Nobel Peace Prize. Apparently this is how he got it:


How to Be Considered for a Nobel Prize

Things You'll Need:
* Internet Access
* Computers

Instructions

Step 1
Distinguish yourself through outstanding work in one of the Nobel categories: literature, physics, chemistry, peace, economics or physiology/medicine.

Step 2
Get nominated. Each year the Nobel committee sends out thousands of invitations for nominations to scientists, professors and members of academic societies throughout the world.

Step 3
Wait for the good news. Nominations received by February 1 will be voted on by October of the same year.

Step 4
Visit the nominations section of the Nobel Prize Web site (see nobelprize.org) for more information.

Tips & Warnings

*Getting along well with your colleagues internationally is an important part of being considered, because others decide whether you'll be nominated.

*The prize is named for Alfred Nobel, who willed a large sum of money for the prizes. The first prizes were given on December 10, 1901, which was the fifth anniversary of Nobel's death.

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