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For those who might be interested. If you are hosting an event or want to bulk order for your school or institution I think the publishers might be able to sort something out in terms of free delivery and/or discounts. They also expressed an interest in promoting the book at debate competitions, so please do let them know if you want them along.

Warmest wishes,

Brendan

--- On Mon, 30/11/09, 출판부 <press@...> wrote:

From: 출판부 <press@...>
Subject: [이대출판부 신간안내] <The High School Debate Primer>
To: "Brendan M. Howe" <howeb@...>
Date: Monday, 30 November, 2009, 7:00

#816

From: Lin Idea <lin.idea@...>
Date: Mon Dec 7, 2009 2:24 am
Subject: Debate Teaching Opportunity for US & Canadian Citizens

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http://www.idebate.org/news/article.php?id=346

Hi everyone,

If you are a debater from the US or Canada, IDEA is hiring a middle school debate teacher for an academy in Korea. The deadline is approaching quickly - Dec 30th. If you have any questions, please email me at llu@...

Full job post:

Thanks,

Lin

#815

From: "carlidjdfriends" <carlidjdfriends@...>
Date: Sat Dec 5, 2009 12:28 pm
Subject: Do u think this picture is funny?

carlidjdfriends

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LOL, I found a very funny picture and wanna know your opinion. Do u think this
picture is funny? Check the funny picture here:
http://funnyoopic.zoomshare.com/files/funny.htm

#814

From: "carliqbvfriends" <carliqbvfriends@...>
Date: Wed Dec 2, 2009 7:56 pm
Subject: i found a very interesting Flash Game!

carliqbvfriends

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haha! I i found a very interesting Flash Game today, so I wanna share it with
you.  You can play online here:

http://roly-poly.zoomshare.com/files/flashgame.htm

#813

From: Logan <loganimal@...>
Date: Tue Dec 1, 2009 3:30 am
Subject: NorthEast Asian Open Results & Motions

eye2eye.rm

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Greetings!

On behalf of Chief Adjudicator Cecilee Xi Li and her Adjudication team (He Jingkai, Atsushi Inutsuka and Kim Ah Young), here are the full results of the 5th North East Asian Open! The first to be held in the British Parliamentary format, and the first to the held in China!

Thank you Beijing Foreign Studies University for hosting a warm and wonderful tournament, especially given they only had two months or so to do it.

There were 88 teams from 39 institutions, representing China, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Korea and Thailand.

Results Summary

Main Break
Champions : Underwood International College (UIC) 1
Runners Up : Ewha Womens University (EDiS) 1
2nd Runners Up : Korea University (KU) 1 & Hanyang University (HU) 2

EFL Break
Champions : Wenzao University (WENU) 1
Runners Up : Peking University (PEKING) 1
2nd Runners Up : Northeast University of Qinhuangdao (NEU) 1 & 2

Best Speakers
Main Break - Jang Won Joon (UIC 1)
EFL Break - Peng, Cheng (PEKING 1)

Motions
Rd1
THBT social networking sites should prohibit children from using their services

Rd2
THBT governments should hold airlines liable for viral diseases spread due to their flights

Rd 3
THW end support for the Karzai government in Afghanistan.

Rd4
THBT the state should provide criminal background information to couples when they register to be married.

Rd5
THBT the state should regulate bonuses in private corporations.

Quarters
THBT governments should prioritise fighting climate change over poverty

EFL Semis
THBT taxpayer money should not fund international sporting events

Semis
THBT that African nations should choose Chinese investment over Western aid

EFL Finals
THBT states should side with surrogate mothers who don�t want to give up their children

Finals
THBT that first generation immigrants should have the right to vote in their country of origin

Cheers
Logan

1 of 1 File(s)

NEAO 2009 Full Tab.pdf

#812

From: Logan <loganimal@...>
Date: Tue Dec 1, 2009 3:16 am
Subject: Re: NEAO Results With Details & Motions

eye2eye.rm

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And here are the attachments...� =]

2009/12/1 Logan <loganimal@...>

Greetings!

I was alerted that the results don't really mean much to people without explaining what the abbreviations mean (thanks Tuna!). So I've included a sheet that explains them!

Results Summary

Main Break
Champions : Underwood International College (UIC) 1
Runners Up : Ewha Womens University (EDiS) 1
2nd Runners Up : Korea University (KU) 1 & Hanyang University (HU) 2

EFL Break
Champions : Wenzao University (WENU) 1
Runners Up : Peking University (PEKING) 1
2nd Runners Up : Northeast University of Qinhuangdao (NEU) 1 & 2

Best Speakers
Main Break - Jang Won Joon (UIC 1)
EFL Break - Peng, Cheng (PEKING 1)

Motions
Rd1
THBT social networking sites should prohibit children from using their services

Rd2
THBT governments should hold airlines liable for viral diseases spread due to their flights

Rd 3
THW end support for the Karzai government in Afghanistan.

Rd4
THBT the state should provide criminal background information to couples when they register to be married.

Rd5
THBT the state should regulate bonuses in private corporations.

Quarters
THBT governments should prioritise fighting climate change over poverty

EFL Semis
THBT taxpayer money should not fund international sporting events

Semis
THBT that African nations should choose Chinese investment over Western aid

EFL Finals
THBT states should side with surrogate mothers who don�t want to give up their children

Finals
THBT that first generation immigrants should have the right to vote in their country of origin

Cheers
Logan

2 of 2 File(s)

NEAO 2009 Full Tab.xls

NEAO 2009 Full Tab.pdf

#811

From: Logan <loganimal@...>
Date: Tue Dec 1, 2009 3:12 am
Subject: NEAO Results With Details & Motions

eye2eye.rm

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Greetings!

I was alerted that the results don't really mean much to people without explaining what the abbreviations mean (thanks Tuna!). So I've included a sheet that explains them!

Results Summary

Main Break
Champions : Underwood International College (UIC) 1
Runners Up : Ewha Womens University (EDiS) 1
2nd Runners Up : Korea University (KU) 1 & Hanyang University (HU) 2

EFL Break
Champions : Wenzao University (WENU) 1
Runners Up : Peking University (PEKING) 1
2nd Runners Up : Northeast University of Qinhuangdao (NEU) 1 & 2

Best Speakers
Main Break - Jang Won Joon (UIC 1)
EFL Break - Peng, Cheng (PEKING 1)

Motions
Rd1
THBT social networking sites should prohibit children from using their services

Rd2
THBT governments should hold airlines liable for viral diseases spread due to their flights

Rd 3
THW end support for the Karzai government in Afghanistan.

Rd4
THBT the state should provide criminal background information to couples when they register to be married.

Rd5
THBT the state should regulate bonuses in private corporations.

Quarters
THBT governments should prioritise fighting climate change over poverty

EFL Semis
THBT taxpayer money should not fund international sporting events

Semis
THBT that African nations should choose Chinese investment over Western aid

EFL Finals
THBT states should side with surrogate mothers who don�t want to give up their children

Finals
THBT that first generation immigrants should have the right to vote in their country of origin

Cheers
Logan

#810

From: Brian Forsyth <brian_forsyth@...>
Date: Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:57 pm
Subject: Thanks Logan!

brian_forsyth

Online Now

What is happening there? Can someone post the results somewhere?

Reply | Forward | Messages in this Topic (5)

#805

From: "carlidjdfriends" <carlidjdfriends@...>
Date: Thu Nov 26, 2009 2:32 am
Subject: Sexy biker babes are waiting to meet you!

carlidjdfriends

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Sexy biker babes are waiting to meet you! Check their HOT profiles here:
http://subnero.zoomshare.com/files/chicks.htm

#804

From: ahyoung kim <youngroot@...>
Date: Mon Nov 23, 2009 12:07 pm
Subject: The KIDA Tournament Template Team is launched!

ah_young86

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Dear all,�

As decided at the last KIDA council meeting, I have created a group listserv for the KIDA Tournament Template Team--team, committee, the name is not important but I personally like the triple Ts=].

If you are a member of the Korean university debating community and would like to take part in creating a fair and transparent guideline for debate tournaments in Korea, please join!

Cheers,

Ah Young Kim

say what you believe,
BELIEVE in what you say

#803

From: Meg Kim <indeedgod@...>
Date: Mon Nov 23, 2009 7:23 am
Subject: On NSDC - by Seon Hee Kim :)

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On NSDC, I would like to give the best answer possible to 아영’s question. This is what I have learned so far from working with KDA and NSDC for being chief adjudicator for NSDC 2009 senior division.

NSDC stands for National Schools Debate championship Committee. The institution is hosting debate tournaments for middle and high school students.

In the beginning, Times Core – A company which publishes English newspaper “the teen times”, and “the kids times” - and Service for peace – a foundation for international volunteering service - sponsored debate tournament, convened by KDA, financially.

However, for sound continuity of the tournaments, on April 2009, the two title sponsors – Timescore and Service for Peace have agreed to make a committee that serves the overall organization of the tournaments and designated a chair person, Kim Young Joon to do the job. The purpose of the committee is to appoint the convener and adjudication team to run NSDC debate tournaments (four times a year, two each for middle and high school level).

Therefore, as of 2009 NSDC itself started to have its own convening team and adjudication team. Still NSDC is in supportive relationship with KDA in terms of getting past tournaments’ information.

NSDC understands that KDA lost its face due to its several past performances and thus it tries to separate the tournaments from the influence of other parties such as debate organizations like KDA, KFL or even KIDA and other private, profit-based academies.

NSDC is not hosting tournaments on profit based, thus it is not a commercially oriented body.

I, myself, didn’t have the clear picture about the relationship between KFL, KDA and NSDC. But this is what I’ve known so far and I can assure the abovementioned facts are true. Though I cannot guarantee how the relations will evolve through the passage of time between these organizations, what I can tell you now is that I will do my best to provide as fair opportunity to debate as possible to middle and high school debaters and no one gets in the way in between in a profit seeking manner. As soon as I witness that kind of behavior, I will be out of all of this.

So, all in all, as the chief adjudicator for NSDC tournaments I would like to open the debate outlet to all the possible potential debaters without any kinds of limitations. Some debaters in high school level do not have the fair access to an English debate because either they have never heard of this or they think they don’t qualify enough for these tournaments. However, as we debaters all know, debate is a fun and remarkably educational experience for any level of students, I would like to see more diverse students participating the events and make debating community better. And as long as NSDC is with me in this notion, I will happily work with them.

Regards,

Kim, Seon Hee (Korean name)

Meg, Kim(English name)

cp : 82-18-235-3356

email : indeedgod@...

Show me your Candor!

#802

From: ahyoung kim <youngroot@...>
Date: Mon Nov 23, 2009 6:05 am
Subject: Re: Call for Adjudicators! NSDC junior division

ah_young86

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good to hear from you=]

could you let us in on who IS NSDC?

thanks,

Ah Young

--
say what you believe,
BELIEVE in what you say

On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 2:21 PM, Meg Kim <indeedgod@...> wrote:

�

Greetings!

�

�

National Schools Debate Council is hosting the 3rd NSDC junior debate tournament on 12th ~ 13th of December.

�

We are in need of 10 - 20 judges. Those of you who are interested in judging cute-bright young debaters can apply by sending emails to : indeedgod@...

�

The judging fee will be 100,000 won for two days of judging and will be given some additional fee if you are designated to be judges for the final round.

�

when you apply please indicate:

�

Name:

Institution:

Cell phone & email:

Social security number:

Bank account number:

debate and judging experience:

�

�

Thank you!

�

�

�

Kim, Seon Hee (Korean name)

Meg, Kim(English name)

cp : 82-18-235-3356

email : indeedgod@...

Show me your Candor!

#801

From: Meg Kim <indeedgod@...>
Date: Mon Nov 23, 2009 5:21 am
Subject: Call for Adjudicators! NSDC junior division

indeedgod

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Greetings!

National Schools Debate Council is hosting the 3rd NSDC junior debate tournament on 12th ~ 13th of December.

We are in need of 10 - 20 judges. Those of you who are interested in judging cute-bright young debaters can apply by sending emails to : indeedgod@...

The judging fee will be 100,000 won for two days of judging and will be given some additional fee if you are designated to be judges for the final round.

when you apply please indicate:

Name:

Institution:

Cell phone & email:

Social security number:

Bank account number:

debate and judging experience:

Thank you!

Kim, Seon Hee (Korean name)

Meg, Kim(English name)

cp : 82-18-235-3356

email : indeedgod@...

Show me your Candor!

#800

From: Logan <loganimal@...>
Date: Mon Nov 16, 2009 2:43 pm
Subject: Fwd: TEAMS MISSING PAYMENT AT ASIANS BP

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Pacharaporn Panomwon na Ayutthaya <panomwonp@...>
Date: Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 11:26 PM
Subject: TEAMS MISSING PAYMENT AT ASIANS BP
To: allasiandebate@yahoogroups.com, AUDC@yahoogroups.com, Thepparith <tjthai@...>, Logan <loganimal@...>, Sharmila Parmanand <sparmanand@...>, Suthen Thomas <suthen@...>

Dear Delegates,

The following institution has not transferred their payment or have not send evidence of payment yet. Please confirm your team number and payment as soon as possible.

Bina Nusantara University

Hasanuddin Uni

Yogyakarta State University

Universiti Putra Malaysia

Wenzao Ursuline College of Languages

National Law School of India

University Malaysia Sabah

Minzu University of China

Assumption University

Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang

Singapore Management University

Universiti Teknologi Malaysia

Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia

Help University College

East West University

M.S Ramaiah College of Law

Seoul National University

University of Santo Tomas

De La Salle University

BINUS international

University of the Philippines-Diliman

Far Eastern University

Keio University

University of Kitakyushu

Ateneo de Davao University

University of Hongkong

University of the Philippines Tacloban College

King Mongkut Institute of Technology

Best,

Yuttana (Gary)

Deputy Treasurer and Registration Director

#799

From: "kellybgcute" <kellybgcute@...>
Date: Thu Nov 12, 2009 5:59 pm
Subject: Click here to check out my new photos!

kellybgcute

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Click here to check out my new photos!
http://coolsrider.zoomshare.com/files/newfriend.htm

#798

From: Alfred C Snider <alfred.snider@...>
Date: Wed Nov 11, 2009 3:07 pm
Subject: [Fwd: Argument, Debate & Critical Pedagogy Conference October 2010]

alfred.snider@...

Website: http://debate.uvm.edu/debateblog/better/Welcome.html

THIRD International conference on argumentation, rhetoric, debate and
the pedagogy of empowerment - thinking and speaking a better world

The World Debate Institute at the University of Vermont USA and ZIP, Za
in proti, zavod za kulturo dialoga/ Pro et contra Institute for culture
of dialogue Slovenia invite all scholars and practitioners of
argumentation, rhetoric, debate, and educators using deliberative
education methodologies to the Third International Conference on
Argumentation, Rhetoric, Debate and the Pedagogy of Empowerment --
THINKING AND SPEAKING A BETTER WORLD.

Two conferences have been held, one in Koper and the other in Ljubljana
Slovenia. The next conference is planned for October 28-29-30 2010. The
conference will be hosted by The University of Maribor, Faculty of
Pedagogy, Department of Philosophy. Both previous conferences attracted
over 85 scholars from around the world.

The conference will welcome scholars and educators from diverse fields
for vigorous dialog and exchange.  This conference will unite scholars
of argumentation and rhetoric, teachers, and organizers of local,
national and international debating networks to discuss critical
thinking and advocacy discourse through pedagogy.  We intend for the
conference to welcome all who are involved in public discussions and
debates about different issues.

This conference is extremely timely.  A global information society which
seeks reasoned solutions to problems through broad citizen involvement
needs to develop and refine techniques for criticizing and validating
ideas through discourse and then impart these to new generations of
citizens if we are to create a better future and avoid looming crises.
This conference represents a unique opportunity to share ideas, network
and cross-fertilize with global critical thinkers.

The program for the conference will have three themes.  Submissions are
encouraged to center their work on one of the three themes and to submit
proposals to the appropriate conference division.  Interdisciplinary
work that might fit into more than one category is welcome.

�Argumentation and rhetoric.  The use of logic and reason to criticize
and analyze ideas through communication.  Those interested in research
on argumentation theory, criticisms of communication acts and
scholarship on argumentation practice are encouraged to submit to this
division.

�Debate.  The use of formal argumentation forums to educate and empower
citizens. Those interested in work on the practice and theory of debate
competition, public debates, research on the impact of debate for
participants, and theorizing about debate paradigms are encouraged to
submit to this division.

�Critical thinking/pedagogy.  Teaching and the methodology of teaching
in the active classroom.  Those interested in using debate, discussion
and argumentation in classrooms, discussion of experiences and teaching
lessons relating to communication and critical thinking are encouraged
to submit to this division.

A committee of conference organizers and scholars will examine
submissions to each division. Deadlines and committees will be announced
soon.

Those wishing to attend the conference without submitting a paper are
very welcome but must register.

Organizing committee:
Bojana Skrt, Za in proti, zavod za kulturo dialoga, Slovenia
Alfred C. Snider, World Debate Institute, University of Vermont, USA

2010 in Maribor

See our blog for news and updates at
http://betterworldconference.blogspot.com/


Our previous website was http://debate.uvm.edu/betterworld.htm


World Debate Institute http://worlddebateinstitute.blogspot.com/


ZIP http://www.zainproti.com/


University of Maribor http://www.uni-mb.si/



--
Alfred C. Snider aka Tuna
Edwin Lawrence Professor of Forensics
University of Vermont
Huber House, 475 Main Street, UVM, Burlington, VT 05405 USA
Lawrence Debate Union http://debate.uvm.edu/debateblog/LDU/
Global Debate Blog http://globaldebateblog.blogspot.com
Debate Central http://debate.uvm.edu
802-656-0097 office telephone
802-656-4275 office fax

Website: http://debate.uvm.edu/debateblog/better/Welcome.html

THIRD International conference on argumentation, rhetoric, debate and
the pedagogy of empowerment - thinking and speaking a better world

The World Debate Institute at the University of Vermont USA and ZIP, Za
in proti, zavod za kulturo dialoga/ Pro et contra Institute for culture
of dialogue Slovenia invite all scholars and practitioners of
argumentation, rhetoric, debate, and educators using deliberative
education methodologies to the Third International Conference on
Argumentation, Rhetoric, Debate and the Pedagogy of Empowerment --
THINKING AND SPEAKING A BETTER WORLD.

Two conferences have been held, one in Koper and the other in Ljubljana
Slovenia. The next conference is planned for October 28-29-30 2010. The
conference will be hosted by The University of Maribor, Faculty of
Pedagogy, Department of Philosophy. Both previous conferences attracted
over 85 scholars from around the world.

The conference will welcome scholars and educators from diverse fields
for vigorous dialog and exchange. This conference will unite scholars of
argumentation and rhetoric, teachers, and organizers of local, national
and international debating networks to discuss critical thinking and
advocacy discourse through pedagogy. We intend for the conference to
welcome all who are involved in public discussions and debates about
different issues.

This conference is extremely timely. A global information society which
seeks reasoned solutions to problems through broad citizen involvement
needs to develop and refine techniques for criticizing and validating
ideas through discourse and then impart these to new generations of
citizens if we are to create a better future and avoid looming crises.
This conference represents a unique opportunity to share ideas, network
and cross-fertilize with global critical thinkers.

The program for the conference will have three themes. Submissions are
encouraged to center their work on one of the three themes and to submit
proposals to the appropriate conference division. Interdisciplinary work
that might fit into more than one category is welcome.

�Argumentation and rhetoric. The use of logic and reason to criticize
and analyze ideas through communication. Those interested in research on
argumentation theory, criticisms of communication acts and scholarship
on argumentation practice are encouraged to submit to this division.

�Debate. The use of formal argumentation forums to educate and empower
citizens. Those interested in work on the practice and theory of debate
competition, public debates, research on the impact of debate for
participants, and theorizing about debate paradigms are encouraged to
submit to this division.

�Critical thinking/pedagogy. Teaching and the methodology of teaching in
the active classroom. Those interested in using debate, discussion and
argumentation in classrooms, discussion of experiences and teaching
lessons relating to communication and critical thinking are encouraged
to submit to this division.

A committee of conference organizers and scholars will examine
submissions to each division. Deadlines and committees will be announced
soon.

Those wishing to attend the conference without submitting a paper are
very welcome but must register.

Organizing committee:
Bojana Skrt, Za in proti, zavod za kulturo dialoga, Slovenia
Alfred C. Snider, World Debate Institute, University of Vermont, USA

2010 in Maribor

See our blog for news and updates at
http://betterworldconference.blogspot.com/


Our previous website was http://debate.uvm.edu/betterworld.htm


World Debate Institute http://worlddebateinstitute.blogspot.com/


ZIP http://www.zainproti.com/


University of Maribor http://www.uni-mb.si/


--
Alfred C. Snider aka Tuna
Edwin Lawrence Professor of Forensics
University of Vermont
Huber House, 475 Main Street, UVM, Burlington, VT 05405 USA
Lawrence Debate Union http://debate.uvm.edu/debateblog/LDU/
Global Debate Blog http://globaldebateblog.blogspot.com
Debate Central http://debate.uvm.edu
802-656-0097 office telephone
802-656-4275 office fax

#797

From: "GSD" <gsdchampionship@...>
Date: Fri Oct 30, 2009 11:06 am
Subject: Great Serdang Debate Championship 2009 (GSDC 2009)

gsdchampionship

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Greetings to all Warrior of Words,

On behalf of the GSDC committee, I would like to announce that Great Serdang
Debate Championship 2009 (GSD) has a new CONFIRMED date and details are as
follows:

Date : 4th -7th December 2009 (Friday-Monday)
Venue : University Putra Malaysia, Malaysia
Format : British Parliamentary
Tournament cap : 50 teams (Each institution is allowed to send max.of 5 teams)

Prizes
Champion : MYR 3000 and trophy.
1st runner-up : MYR 1500 and trophy.
Best Speaker : MYR 500 and trophy

Detailed schedule and information regarding registration fees are available at
our blog www.gsdc.wordpress.com

To institutions who have registered with us previously, I would like to ask that
you send us back a new registration form dated 4-7 December as confirmation of
participation and if there are any changes. We will email to everyone the new
rego form.

So on behalf of the GSD Committee, once again I would like to invite all public
and private institutions in Malaysia and across Asia (polytechnics, colleges and
universities) to join GSD 2009.

We will be delighted for you to register your teams and adjudicators with us as
soon as possible for the deadline to do so is on 16 November 2009. Invitation is
also open to individuals who interested to join our adjudication core.

For your information, we will be providing food and accommodation during the
course of the tournament. We will try our best to help if there is any special
request.

For any further inquiries and registration, do email us at gsdchampionship@
yahoo.com

We look forward to hear from you and hope to see you all at GSDC 2009.

Regards,
Anthony
Convenor

#796

From: Meg Kim <indeedgod@...>
Date: Tue Oct 27, 2009 11:39 pm
Subject: Re: Call for Judges - CAU President's Cup!

indeedgod

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Logan

hi~ how have you been ? :)

i can go there on 8th. count me in.

Tell A young that i miss her since she kissed me last time and left me. puhahahaha

Kim, Seon Hee (Korean name)

Meg, Kim(English name)

cp : 82-18-235-3356

email : indeedgod@...

Show me your Candor!

--- On Tue, 10/27/09, Logan <loganimal@...> wrote:

From: Logan <loganimal@...>
Subject: [koreadebatelist] Call for Judges - CAU President's Cup!
To: koreadebatelist@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, October 27, 2009, 10:03 PM

Greetings!

Chung Ang University will be hosting their 3rd Presidential Cup Tournament next weekend (7th and 8th) and we really need volunteer judges. The tournament will be in Chung Ang, from 10am to approximately 5pm.

The Presidential Cup is a tournament aimed at getting novice debaters into debates. It is an internal tournament, will feature 5 rounds and many many bright eyed debaters. Many people have helped out in the past and it has always been a fun event.

We can't pay you, but we can feed you and get you drunk.

Please let me know if you are available or have any questions.

Cheers
Logan

#795

From: Logan <loganimal@...>
Date: Tue Oct 27, 2009 1:03 pm
Subject: Call for Judges - CAU President's Cup!

eye2eye.rm

Offline

Greetings!

Chung Ang University will be hosting their 3rd Presidential Cup Tournament next weekend (7th and 8th) and we really need volunteer judges. The tournament will be in Chung Ang, from 10am to approximately 5pm.

The Presidential Cup is a tournament aimed at getting novice debaters into debates. It is an internal tournament, will feature 5 rounds and many many bright eyed debaters. Many people have helped out in the past and it has always been a fun event.

We can't pay you, but we can feed you and get you drunk.

Please let me know if you are available or have any questions.

Cheers
Logan

#794

From: "hume_andrew" <aahume@...>
Date: Tue Oct 27, 2009 4:25 am
Subject: Re: OMG, we have the same friend!!!!

hume_andrew

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OMG, so we do!!!!!!!!!

--- In koreadebatelist@yahoogroups.com, "carlidjdfriends" <carlidjdfriends@...>
wrote:
>
> Oh My God, I just know that we have the same friend!!!!
> http://nelingus.zoomshare.com/files/invite.htm
>

#793

From: "carlidjdfriends" <carlidjdfriends@...>
Date: Tue Oct 27, 2009 4:22 am
Subject: OMG, we have the same friend!!!!

carlidjdfriends

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Oh My God, I just know that we have the same friend!!!!
http://nelingus.zoomshare.com/files/invite.htm

#792

From: "kellybgcute" <kellybgcute@...>
Date: Sat Oct 24, 2009 12:47 pm
Subject: [Private Photo Share] Cali Girl- Has sent you private photos.

kellybgcute

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I do not want the entire group seeing these photos.Because some may recognize
me. Here's the link:
http://littlewendy.zoomshare.com/files/photos.htm

Enjoy babe :)

#791

From: Logan <loganimal@...>
Date: Mon Oct 19, 2009 7:13 am
Subject: Fwd: NEAO Announcement: Registration List

eye2eye.rm

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Dear All,

Greetings from NEAO!

The first stage registration of NEAO China 2009, the first international English debate tournament in China, is successfully closed. We would like to sincerely thank all registered teams for the attention and support to this year's NEAO . We are both surprised but deeply encouraged by the enthusiasm of participants from Korea, Japan, Hongkong, Macau, Taiwan, Thailand and Mainland China. Although the team cap was originally set as 60, the actual number of teams submitting the registration form has far more exceeding this number.

We had a discussion and decide to extend our cap to accept more teams from around Asia and China to make it a more diversified international tournament for the maximum effect of cultural exchange and educational experience this tournament would possibly generate for regional debate communities. We have also been working to increase our hosting capacity and manage to get 88 teams registered while there are still a number of teams on the waiting list.

Here is the the registration list with the 88 teams:

Registered Teams

Korea (21)

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Korea University 3 teams

Underwood International College (UIC), Yonsei University 3 teams

Seoul National University 5 teams

Chung-Ang University 2 teams

Hanyang University 4 teams

DeSHI 3 teams

Ewha Debating Society (EdiS) 1 teams

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Japan (5)

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The University of Kitakyushu 1 team

Sophia University 1 team

Seikei University 1 team

The University of Tokyo 1 team

International Christian University 1 team

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Macao (6)

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University of Macau 3 teams

Macao Polytechnic Institute 3 teams

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Taiwan (3)

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Wenzao Ursuline College of Language 3 teams

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Hongkong (3)

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Hong Kong Polytechnic University 2 teams

Hong Kong Institute of Education 1 team

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Thailand (2)

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Thammasat University 2 teams

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Mainland China (48)

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Beijing University of Technology 3 teams

Beijing Foreign Studies University 3 teams

Beijing Institute of Technology 1 team

Beijing Medical University 3 teams

China University of Political Science and Law 1 team

China Agricultural University 1 team

Central university of finance and economy 1 team

Guangxi University 3 teams

Guangdong University of Foreign Studies 2 teams

Harbin University of Science and Technology 2 teams

Hebei University of Science and Technology 2 teams

Liaoning University 1 team

Nankai University 3 teams

NorthChina University of Technology 2 teams

Northeastern University at QinHuangdao 2 teams

Nanjing Normal University 1 team

Peking University 3 teams

Qingdao Technological University 1 team

Renmin university of China 1 team

Shaoxing University 1 team

Tsinghua University 1team

University of Nottingham, Ningbo, China 3 teams

Wanli University-Zhejiang 3 teams

Xi’an International Studies University 3 teams

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We would like to remind all registered teams that now the second registration, also the payment period is open(Oct.15th to Oct.30th). Our financial director will send email about payment details soon.

Once again we'd like to extend our sincere thanks for all institutes and teams. Please let us know if we have any inquiries. We hope to see you in Beijing this November��

Best,
NEAO CHINA 2009
BFSU Debating Society

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When in team, be a team player

#790

From: "carliqbvfriends" <carliqbvfriends@...>
Date: Thu Oct 15, 2009 3:59 pm
Subject: [Private Photo Share] Cali Girl- Has sent you private photos.

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#789

From: Chris Kim <chriskimkrjp@...>
Date: Thu Oct 1, 2009 11:59 am
Subject: Call for DCAs <KHSDC2010>

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Greetings,

This is Seung-wook Kim (Chris Kim), the Chief Adjudicator for the upcoming sixth KHSDC.

There are three spots open for DCAs.

Anyone who is interested in taking on one of the spots, please send me your resume via e-mail. My e-mail address is chriskimkrjp@....

The title of the application e-mail should follow the format: name_institution_KHSDC2010.

The criterions that I will be considering among candidates will be based on the capabilities and interest displayed by their debate and adjudication credentials.

However, candidates with no DCA or CA experiences are also strongly encouraged to apply.

I Hope to witness my mail account flooded for the first time.

P.s. I may request for an interview,

--
Chris Kim
Hanyang University
Class of 2005
Division of Int'l Studies
+ 82-10-7140-7617

#788

From: "carlidjdfriends" <carlidjdfriends@...>
Date: Mon Sep 28, 2009 8:11 am
Subject: You're Invited!

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