The break was read about 20 minutes ago. Here’s what I was able to get. Sorry for errors and incompleteness, but some people really just don’t know how to use a microphone!
EFL BREAK
1. Zagreb A (13)
2. Belgrade B (13)
3. Tokyo B (12)
4. Venezuela B (points unread)
5. Venezuela A (points unread)
6. ?? A (12) (?)
7. Indonesia B (points unread)
8. ??? (11)
ESL BREAK
1. ILUM B (16)
2. Ljubljana A (15)
3. Stuttgart A (15)
4. UCTI A (15)
5. ???? (15)
6. Leiden B (14)
7. UMAC A (14)
8. Lahore A (14)
9. Berlin B (14)
10. Indonesia A (14)
11. IIUMC (14) (??)
12. Gutenberg A (14)
13. Koc A (14)
14. Berlin A (13)
15. Ljubljana C (13)
16. Haifa A (13)
MAIN BREAK (For some reason, total speaker points were read for part of the break. I’ll add them when they were read).
1. (24) (1528) Monash A
2. (22) (1522) Sydney A
3. (21) (1489) Cambridge A
4. (21) (1484) Oxford C
5. (21) (1482) TCD HIst B
6. (20) Oxford A
7. (20) Hart House A
8. (20) Cambridge B
9. (20) Durham C
10. (20) Monash C
11. (20) Oxford D
12. (20) Sydney D
13. (19) Sydney C
14. (19) Monash B
15. (19) NUS A
16. (19) Alaska A
17. (19) King’s Inn A
18. (19) ANU A
19. (19) UCD Law A
20. (19) Yale A
21. (19) ANU B
22. (19) Alaska A
23. (18) Sydney B
24. (18) LSE A
25. (18) Oxford D (?)
26. (18) Melbourne A
27. (18) (1433) UNSW A
28. (18) (1426) Yale C
29. (18) (1423) McGill A
30. (18) (1417) Vermont B
31. (18) (1409) Cambridge C
32. (18) (1406) TCD Hist A
The judges break was read so quickly and people chatted through it, so it’s not worth posting what I managed to scrawl down.
Happy New Year Everyone![[posterous-content:pid___0]]
The break was read about 20 minutes ago. Here’s what I was able to get. Sorry for errors and incompleteness, but some people really just don’t know how to use a microphone!
EFL BREAK
1. Zagreb A (13)
2. Belgrade B (13)
3. Tokyo B (12)
4. Venezuela B (points unread)
5. Venezuela A (points unread)
6. ?? A (12) (?)
7. Indonesia B (points unread)
8. ??? (11)
ESL BREAK
1. ILUM B (16)
2. Ljubljana A (15)
3. Stuttgart A (15)
4. UCTI A (15)
5. ???? (15)
6. Leiden B (14)
7. UMAC A (14)
8. Lahore A (14)
9. Berlin B (14)
10. Indonesia A (14)
11. IIUMC (14) (??)
12. Gutenberg A (14)
13. Koc A (14)
14. Berlin A (13)
15. Ljubljana C (13)
16. Haifa A (13)
MAIN BREAK (For some reason, total speaker points were read for part of the break. I’ll add them when they were read).
1. (24) (1528) Monash A
2. (22) (1522) Sydney A
3. (21) (1489) Cambridge A
4. (21) (1484) Oxford C
5. (21) (1482) TCD HIst B
6. (20) Oxford A
7. (20) Hart House A
8. (20) Cambridge B
9. (20) Durham C
10. (20) Monash C
11. (20) Oxford D
12. (20) Sydney D
13. (19) Sydney C
14. (19) Monash B
15. (19) NUS A
16. (19) Alaska A
17. (19) King’s Inn A
18. (19) ANU A
19. (19) UCD Law A
20. (19) Yale A
21. (19) ANU B
22. (19) Alaska A
23. (18) Sydney B
24. (18) LSE A
25. (18) Oxford D (?)
26. (18) Melbourne A
27. (18) (1433) UNSW A
28. (18) (1426) Yale C
29. (18) (1423) McGill A
30. (18) (1417) Vermont B
31. (18) (1409) Cambridge C
32. (18) (1406) TCD Hist A
The judges break was read so quickly and people chatted through it, so it’s not worth posting what I managed to scrawl down.
Happy New Year Everyone![[posterous-content:pid___0]]
The convenor via proxy apologized for the lunch confusion and took full responsibility for the mix up. It was one of the supplier’s fault apparently. The break party will be after this round. Break probably around midnight or maybe later depending on the length of decisions. Tomorrow a bus will take people to world’s council at 9AM!
Rd 9: This House believes that social movements should use the courts rather than the legislature to advance social change.
This is a shot of the Yellow building common area where everyone preps outdoors. Today is the last day of prelims. All rounds are closed adjudication today. Tonight is the break party, but I’m having some network issues with my Blackberry for some reason. I hope to clear them up by then but you never know. If you are reading this, I must have fixed it!(EDIT: No such luck: Using the sporadic Wi-Fi.)
A video called “south park facebook episode” was shown from You Tube. Round 7: This House would require individuals to reveal their actual identity when communicating on the internet.