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Voting Ends Tomorrow for the Science is COOL video contest!!

By kcollins on September 14, 2010.

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Which is the coolest science video? You tell us! Cast your vote now for the Kavli Video Contest People's Choice Award! You have until tomorrow to VOTE! What are you waiting for?

Just check out all the great science videos online, and then you rate them! And be sure to give your favorite a 5 stars rating.
Voting for the People's Choice Award is fast and easy !!!

First, you need to register and log into the SciVee site
http://www.scivee.tv

Then view all of the Kavli science videos here

Click the star rating you prefer under each video that you review. A "Thank You for Voting" notice will appear and your vote will be recorded toward the total for the People's Choice Award. You may only vote once for each video.

Voting will close Sept 15 and your votes will be tallied then. Winners will be notified on or about Sept. 20, and the winner will also be announced at the USA Science & Engineering Festival Oct 22, 2010.

So go pop that popcorn, get comfortable, and then go online and start clicking on those stars! Have fun and thank you for voting. And may the coolest video win!

Check out a glimpse of these cool videos here:

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