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+VHS Hack Challenge
+It is our pleasure to announce the first VHS Hack Challenge. With all the amazing projects we have seen in the last few months at VHS, we want to help a few of these projects make it to a wider audience. Also, we want to give you, our fellow hackers, a little incentive to finish that masterpiece you have been working on and promote the VHS ideals of do-ocracy.
+The entries can these forms;
+Post a tutorial - open an Instructables account or post on your own blog. Quality of documentation is a factor, so please keep good notes and take lots of photos to help those who wish to replicate your little hack. Instant bonus points for getting a mention on MAKE or Hackaday. Please include some mention of the VHS Hack Challenge for our vain little hearts.
+Give a talk - Got the goods on something interesting? Come and give a talk on it. If its informative and we can post a video of it - it will be considered.
+Write some code - Maybe a little open source project you been working on? Got a helpful website up and running? Mention the VHS Hack Challenge,  post it to the mailing-list and you are off to the races.
+Make a kit - Add to the growing collection of VHS kits - any little open source do-dad we can offer to our members to build will further the cause. Nice work soldier.
+Open to both VHS members and non members alike. In the spirit of inclusivity, we encourage everyone to submit their best hack or nicknack.
+Deadline: April 30th, 2010 - The winner be announced at the following Tuesday night VHS meet.  In the spirit of VHS, all entries will be judged based on the consensus of the members.
+Prize: Infamy... oh, and a brand spankin' new DSO nano and Bus Pirate v3 from SeeedStudio.
+Questions? Fire away, we will post any further rules that need clarification to the mailing list as we go.
+Current Entrants