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	Give your "fun" car some exercise and show your support for the Braille Institute of Los Angeles by participating in the Braille Rallye 2008. Details are available in PDF here.
	The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences has extended the deadline for applications for the Dr. Randy Pausch Scholarship to June 30, 2008. The Randy Pausch Scholarship Fund was created to assist students interested in entering the interactive software industry. The fund will award four students with $2,500 to put towards their education. Full details, along with the official scholarship application form, are available in PDF format here.
	The Game Deconstruction Group examines the most critically and commercially acclaimed video games in order to answer the question: what makes great games great? At the group’s most recent gathering hosted by Sony Computer Entertainment Santa Monica on April 10th, game makers gathered to discuss two of this year’s multiple Interactive Achievement Award winners: Infinity Ward’s Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and Valve Software’s Portal. Visit our events page for full details.
	The 2008 D.I.C.E. Summit speaker session videos are available for viewing and download in full-length high resolution and medium resolution. Additionally, footage of the 11th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards is also available for viewing and download. Be sure to check out all the coverage, courtesy of Academy media partner GameSpot.com.
	The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences would like to announce the opportunity for Interactive Achievement Award recipients to purchase additional trophies through the following website: www.theawardgroup.com/aias. In addition to winner trophies, finalists can purchase attractive certificates encased in Lucite. These plaques are a great way to honor individuals within your team. Plaques are also available for finalists. Please visit the website to view options and make your purchase. Contact Terrence Myers if you have any questions. Once again, congratulations to all those honored in the Interactive Achievement Awards.
	The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences is proud to announce the winners of the 11th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards. This year's awards show, held at the Red Rock Resort in Las Vegas Nevada, showcased the biggest and best titles of 2007. The AIAS extends its congratulations to all of this year's finalists and winners, and to the developers and publishers who continue to move the industry forward with their talent and passion. Full details on this year's winners can be downloaded here.
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The mission of the Academy is to: Promote and advance common interests in the worldwide entertainment software community. Recognize outstanding achievement in interactive content and the entertainment software community. Conduct an annual awards show and enhance the image and awareness of entertainment software.		Our company members include: Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, Electronic Arts, Activision, THQ, Ubisoft, Take 2 Interactive, Buena Vista Games, Vivendi/Universal Games, BioWare/Pandemic Studios, Insomniac Games, Remedy Entertainment, Stormfront Studios, Day 1 Studios, Oddworld Inhabitants and other leading creators of entertainment software.


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