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Is there a ready made flier for ImmInst team where I can print out and start spreading the word?
I am no artist or fluent at the english language, so I will leave it for someone else to make one.

Is there a ready made flier for ImmInst team where I can print out and start spreading the word?
I am no artist or fluent at the english language, so I will leave it for someone else to make one.

Excellent idea, chungenhung.

To my knowledge there are currently no such fliers.

I will certainly try to make one.

My first idea is to use Mind's logo here and add a few word bullets.

Anyone else with ideas, please feel free to help out.

Here is a quick, first cut at a F@H Prize flyer.

For printing on a laser or black and printer, the background could be changed to white. This would allow printing on inexpensive colored paper to provide the background color.

Also, it would be good if Mind could place the instructions at ImmInst at a location thet would allow the URL to be shorter in length.



Others feel free to improve on this.

The images/logos are from ImmInst and Longevity Meme front pages and were slightly edited.

If you want I could send the images to you.

Note: Edited to change image per Mind's suggestion in the next post.

Edited by dnamechanic, 01 July 2008 - 07:00 PM.

Any promotion of the prize is quite welcome. Thanks chungenhung! The version you have created looks good and has the all the important information.

The only change I would make is to use the original logo. Here is the original logo: http://imminst.org/f.../fah_header.jpg without the "2nd quarter" wording.

That looks great, thank you!

Fliers are a great idea!

A thing that may be productive is to leave comments at youtube on associated videos

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very tentatively you can get 20k people views per 40 videos commented

an imminst.org version did appear to bring 2 or 3 visitors to the site from just a few video postings (from 89 to 91 view counts on an article from my immortal; I think 12 new visitors from youtube per d. is plausible, thats 4k new visitors per year)

This is an updated flyer image.

Changed to reflect the shorter URL for the F@H Prize instructions, per Richard Leis in this thread.

Was:

www.ImmInst.org/archive/articles/fh-prize

Now:

www:ImmInst.org/fah/

Hello everyone!

I'm a college student working on my Assoicates degree in Liberal Arts and Science at Lord Fairfax Community College.

I've been doing some thinking and I'm going to do a flyer to hand out to my fellow students and direct everyone to go under the same name; that way if we win a prize the money could be donated to our science department.

I'm thinking of a trifold type flyer with a "dummyed down version" (some students aren't the science type) of what folding is, how it the project will help, and what the plan is for the prize. I'll post it on here I'll just make it so the prize part is edit able (if I can; maybe via goolge doc?)

Here's were I could use some help.......
So, anyone got any ideas how we could keep the folding process simple???????
Are there any modles of the folding process that we could use to jazz it up that won't get me in trouble for copywright laws?

Thanks and Happy Folding!

Hello everyone!

I'm a college student working on my Assoicates degree in Liberal Arts and Science at Lord Fairfax Community College.

Hi Jessy, thanks for the introduction.

I've been doing some thinking and I'm going to do a flyer to hand out to my fellow students and direct everyone to go under the same name; that way if we win a prize the money could be donated to our science department.

Great idea.

I'm thinking of a trifold type flyer with a "dummyed down version" (some students aren't the science type) of what folding is, how it the project will help, and what the plan is for the prize. I'll post it on here I'll just make it so the prize part is edit able (if I can; maybe via goolge doc?)

OK sounds good. Will try to help you.

So, anyone got any ideas how we could keep the folding process simple???????

Are there any modles of the folding process that we could use to jazz it up that won't get me in trouble for copywright laws?

For the Science part, maybe you can find some graphics or explanations from here at the Stanford site to use in your flyer.

Also Stanford has this Executive Summary ready made to hand out. It may be more detail than you are looking for, but maybe you could choose some items from it, or have it ready for those that have more detailed questions.

When it comes to folding client installation, Stanford has the Guide.

This post at ImmInst is an effort to help new contributors choose from software clients presented in the guide, and a simplified overview of setting up the client.

Thanks for your interest and enthusiasm, hope we can help you.

Thanks for the direction!

I've got some major projects I'm working on for my classes right now (End of the semester and of course EVERY professor wants research; however I really don't mind, and was able to convince most of them to let me do it on Stem Cells). I should have to work done in the next week or so then I'll start my flyer. I've already told my Biology class, of course my professor was excited about it, and my professor said she would explain the folding process to anyone that wanted more details.

Happy Folding!

Hello everyone!

I'm a college student working on my Assoicates degree in Liberal Arts and Science at Lord Fairfax Community College.

Hi Jessy, thanks for the introduction.

I've been doing some thinking and I'm going to do a flyer to hand out to my fellow students and direct everyone to go under the same name; that way if we win a prize the money could be donated to our science department.

Great idea.

I'm thinking of a trifold type flyer with a "dummyed down version" (some students aren't the science type) of what folding is, how it the project will help, and what the plan is for the prize. I'll post it on here I'll just make it so the prize part is edit able (if I can; maybe via goolge doc?)

OK sounds good. Will try to help you.

So, anyone got any ideas how we could keep the folding process simple???????

Are there any modles of the folding process that we could use to jazz it up that won't get me in trouble for copywright laws?

For the Science part, maybe you can find some graphics or explanations from here at the Stanford site to use in your flyer.

Also Stanford has this Executive Summary ready made to hand out. It may be more detail than you are looking for, but maybe you could choose some items from it, or have it ready for those that have more detailed questions.

When it comes to folding client installation, Stanford has the Guide.

This post at ImmInst is an effort to help new contributors choose from software clients presented in the guide, and a simplified overview of setting up the client.

Thanks for your interest and enthusiasm, hope we can help you.

Ok so I needed a break from my research, so I played around with the flyer idea... so here's what I got. I plan on printing on both sides of the paper and cutting down the middle. Let me know if this looks ok.

Here's the Flyer Picture

Let me know if this looks ok.....Here's the Flyer Picture

Excellent work, Jessy.

If anyone needs more info, Richard Leis set up a this short link for such purposes:

http://imminst.org/fah

It provides F@H Prize details and a link to "How to Install F@H".

Thank you for your enthusiasm and efforts.

We have a tri fold that is almost ready, we have this, we have a variety of new general imminst flyers in the art team, Im wondering if maybe we shouldnt create an imminst.org/flyers page for these so we can more easily reference them.

a fyler page at the main site is a good idea,