alivenotdead.com wants you to go to TEDxHong Kong

AnD is an official sponsor of this year's TEDxHong Kong conference! We are giving away FREE TEDxHong Kong tickets to the first three alivenotdead.com official artists who email us at events@alivenotdead.com. Please provide your name, email address, and phone number.This year’s TEDxHongKong will be a full day event taking place on November 24, 2012, at 633 King’s Road, Quarry Bay. The theme for this year is “ The Future of Fun” – what does it mean to have “fun”, and where are its roots? What will become of Fun in the next generations, and how will it shape (or be shaped by) our ever-changing environment and culture? TEDxHong Kong has lined up an exciting line-up of speakers including the following:Tim Willits is the co-founder of id Software, the creator of the monumental computer games Doom, Quake, and more. The alivenotdead team has been a fan of his work for nearly two decades.Grace Chen is a friend of the alivenotdead team. After serving as Managing Director for William Morris Asia from 2005-2009, Ms. Chen founded Charis Entertainment in 2010, an independent production company based in Hong Kong.Ted Lai is a friend of the alivenotdead team and is currently BBC Worldwide’s Executive Vice President for Asia, responsible for setting the overall strategy and driving growth across the region. Erik Bethke: Game developer, entrepreneur and sailing captain of Ad Astra. Recently left Zynga as General Manager, developing a new start-up in Austin. Created Starfleet Command and GoPets.Annabelle Bond is known as the fastest woman climber in the world, after reaching the highest peaks on Seven Continents in just 360 days. She climbed her first mountain in December 2001 and went to Everest in March 2004David Hanson is the founder and CEO of Hanson Robotics — a company that aims to create robots as socially adept as any human being. Through his organization, he has seen the success of robotic facial hardware that establishes eye contact, recognizes faces and carries out natural spoken conversation. Hanson hopes these robotic faces prove useful to cognitive science and psychology, and to the entertainment industry.In addition to these great speakers, TEDxHong Kong is your opportunity to hobnob with some brilliant, creative, and dynamic individuals, spark deep discussions, and make connections in a small group.To check out more information on TEDxHong Kong and purchase your tickets, check out the official web site at  http://www.tedx.hk.