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  -          <p><strong>Timeframe:</strong> 3 days.</p>
  -          <p><strong>Deliverable:</strong> Email us at <a href="mailto:application@afterburner.me">application@afterburner.me</a> with a link to your GitHub repo containing your iOS app.</p>
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  -          <p><strong>Description:</strong> Build an iOS app using the Rotten Tomatoes API that suggests a
  -          “good” movie based on previous movie ratings.</p>
  +          <p>Thanks for your interest in Afterburner! Here's how you can apply
  +          for our Fall 2014 pilot:</p>
  +          <ul>
  +            <li>Come up with an iOS project you want help with. It should be relatively sizable, something that would take at least a few thousand lines of code.</li>
  +            <li>Complete the challenge described below and store your code in a GitHub repo.</li>
  +            <li>Send an email to <a href="mailto:application@afterburner.me">application@afterburner.me</a> with your name, project description and a link to your GitHub repo.</li>
  +          </ul>
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  +          <div class="sub-title" style="text-align: center">Movie Suggestion Challenge</div>
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  +          <p>Build an iOS app using the Rotten
  +          Tomatoes API that suggests a “good” movie based on previous movie
  +          ratings.</p>
   
             <p>Start by presenting the user a series of movies to rate. Once the
             user has rated a few movies, display a list of movies you think the
  
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      <h4 class="sub-title">MOVIE SUGGESTIONS</h4>
  
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negative.code:           <p>Details are up to you, but here are some things to think about:</p>
  
            <ul>
              <li>How will you decide which movies to present to the user to
              rate? How can you increase the probability that the user has
              actually seen that movie? What happens if they haven't seen the
              movie? Maybe some resources in the Rotten Tomatoes API can help you
              with this :)</li>
  
              <li>How many initial movies should the user rate before displaying
              suggestions? Do more ratings make for more accurate
              suggestions?</li>
  
              <li>How will you find suggested movies based on the rated movies?
              What if you tried different criteria, like same genre, directors,
              actors etc.? How would you allow the user to select which criteria
              to apply?</li>
            </ul>
  
            <p>Tips:</p>
  