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THE NORTHWEST PARLI WARMUP
NPTE-NPDA
and IPDA
September 22
& 23, 2018
Held at Bellevue
College
Version
1.0a Bellevue College Director
Tony Penders with the hosting services of Climb the Mountain Speech and
Debate Foundation led by Jim Hanson are excited to be offering the Northwest Parli Warmup, the year-starting tournament held this year
at Bellevue College. LODGING FOR THE NORTHWEST
PARLI WARMUP WHEN YOU NEED TO BE AT THE
NORTHWEST PARLI WARMUP AIR TRAVEL TO THE NORTHWEST
PARLI WARMUP DEBATE DIVISIONS,
SPEAKING-PREP TIMES, MUTUALITY PREFS The tournament features: ·
Five
rounds of NPTE-NPDA and Four rounds of IPDA parliamentary debate plus
elimination rounds. ·
Breakfast,
Lunches, Snacks, Dinner, and great hospitality. ·
Relaxed
atmosphere and fun getting to know new coaches and debaters. ·
NPTE-NPDA
Parli: Current Event Topics, Mutuality Judge
Assignment that emphasizes inclusion of judges while providing equity and
some preference in judging placement, Warm room, Prep rooms, and 1 to 2
minute prep time/cross-examination before speeches during the rounds. Can be
done online! ·
IPDA
Parli: Variety of Topics, Quality educational
experience, Competition requires only Sunday afternoon/early evening. Can be
done online! Please join us for a
great debate tournament this fall. Sincerely, Jim Hanson jim@climbthemountain.us Tournament Co-Host,
Tab Management, Executive Director, Climb the Mountain Speech and Debate
Foundation. Tony Penders maineblackbear@hotmail.com
Tournament Co-Host
and Director of Debate,
Most teams will check
in Saturday, Sept. 22. Most teams will check
out on Sunday, Sept. 23.
NPDA-NPTE DEBATE Arrive 1:00pm, Saturday, September 22; 4 Prelim Rounds; finish by
9:15pm. Arrive 9:15am, Sunday, September 23; 1 Prelim, 3 Elims;
Awards finish at 4:00pm; Finals finish by 6:00pm. IPDA DEBATE Arrive 11:15am, Sunday, September 23; 4 Prelim Rounds; 2 Elims, finish by 7:30pm.
Fly to Seattle-Tacoma airport. The airport is about 45 minutes from the
University of Washington at Bothell (in heavy traffic, one hour and 15
minutes). We suggest you order your tickets at www.expedia.com
or www.travelocity.com Sorry, the tournament
is unable to provide ground transportation but there are bus, taxi, uber, shuttle, and rental car options.
Participants--students,
judges, observers, and coaches--are expected as a condition of participating
at our tournament to adhere to expectations for professional behavior and
caring treatment of others befitting a college event. Participants are
expected to assure a comfortable atmosphere for everyone. Participants shall
refrain from illegal drugs and alcohol consumption including being affected
by such vices throughout the tournament and being responsible and safe at
hotels. If schools have more restrictive policies, of course, schools should
follow those policies. We want and expect a professional tournament, safe and
responsible, and one we can be proud to show to administrators. Every Director/Head
Coach at every school participating is expected to have their participants
read and agree to the following expectations: For Judges & Coaches: nw-parli-ie-warmup-judge-coach-expectations.pptx For Students & Observers: nw-parli-ie-warmup-student-observer-expectations.pptx Comments-edits-suggestions
for these PowerPoints? Please email Jim at jim@climbthemountain.us We want to make these as helpful and
inclusive as possible.
NPTE-NPDA PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE 1. DIVISIONS: ·
NOVICE-JUNIOR (college debater with no to limited
experience debating or a college debater with some experience but has not won
significant debate awards in high school nor college) ·
SENIOR (open to anyone) ·
Unusual situation with divisions, contact Jim Hanson at jim@climbthemountain.us ·
If needed, we will collapse divisions. 2. TIME LIMITS: Topic Announced
Online 20 minutes Prep 7 min. PMC 2 min. prep/cx 8 min. LOC 2 min. prep/cx 8 min. MG 1 min. prep/cx 8 min. MO 4 min. LOR 1 min. prep/cx 5 min. PMR POIs still occur as
is normal in parliamentary debates. Prep-CX does not replace points of
information. CX works as is normal
with the speaker who just spoke taking questions. “Tag-team” CX is fine too
but the person speaking next should not be expected to participate. 3. 5 ROUNDS PLUS APPROPRIATE ELIMS 4. MUTUALITY PREFERENCING: Teams will preference
judges 1, 2, 3 etc. with a small number of strikes. Judges will be placed into
rounds based primarily on mutuality with a small lean toward preferencing. Teams with 3 losses will not receive a
judge in the 61st -85th percentile unless it is
absolutely necessary. In tests done with NPTE preferencing,
this approach to judge placement maintained good preferencing,
extremely high mutuality (meaning teams got judges they rated nearly
equally), and was significantly more inclusive in use of judging obligations.
In tests at the NW Warmup, we have had similar inclusive results. IPDA PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE 1. DIVISIONS: ·
NOVICE (8 or less tournaments experience) ·
SENIOR (open to anyone) ·
Unusual situation with divisions, contact Jim Hanson at jim@climbthemountain.us 2. TIME LIMITS: Topic Centrally
Announced 25 minutes Prep Regular:
5-2-6-2-3-5-3 3. 4 ROUNDS PLUS ELIMS
1. PREPARATION BEFORE
THE TOURNAMENT: NPDA No pre-announced topics; the tournament will choose resolutions
based on important, widely publicized in August/September 2018, political
news events, domestic and international.
IPDA will not be announced
prior to the tournament. IPDA topics will focus on current events, important
public, political, social, entertainment, sports, and technological issues. 2. RESOLUTIONS NPDA Teams will debate
resolutions that the tournament will announce online at The NW Warm Room Page and in a central
location 20 minutes before rounds begin. RESOLUTIONS
IPDA Debates will debate one of 5 resolutions provided by the tournament
after each debater in a round strikes 2 of the topics.
DEBATE BREAKS: The break to elimination rounds will be based on, in order, the
following: Win-loss record; Adjusted speaker points (drop high-lows); Total
Speaker points; and Win-loss record of opposing teams. We will advance up to half the field so long as we have sufficient
judges to do so. We will break brackets in the elimination rounds using the drop down
one slot method used by Gary Larson and Rich Edwards. DEBATE SPEAKER
RANKINGS: Adjusted speaker points (drop high-lows); Total Speaker points;
Double-adjusted speaker points (drop two highs; two lows); Z score. DEBATE AWARDS: All elimination
participants. DEBATE SPEAKER AWARDS: Top half in each
division.
Take I-405 or I-90 to Bellevue. Closer look . . . Head to the parking lot *. There is no parking fee on Saturday and
Sunday. Then, go to the * Building. We will announce the building and parking lot to go to 3 or 4 days
before the tournament starts and provide a campus map.
NPTE-NPDA
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 1:15 Park in parking lot* and head to
Building*. (To be announced) Registration, see Jim. For the environment’s sake,
we ask that you bring your own water bottle for refills. 1:30pm –
3:00pm Parli Rd 1 3:15pm - 4:45pm Parli Rd 2 5:00pm
-
6:30pm Parli Rd 3 6:30pm
- 7:15pm Dinner provided by the tournament (likely Panda Express) 7:15pm - 9:00pm Parli Rd 4 NPTE-NPDA SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 9:30 Continental
Breakfast provided by the tournament 9:45am - 11:30am Parli Rd 5 11:30am – Noon Lunch provided by the
tournament (likely Pizza and salad) Noon -
1:45pm Parli Elim 1 (all judges required to judge) 1:45pm -
2:00pm Snack Break 2:00pm -
3:45pm Parli Elim
2 (all judges required to judge) 3:45pm -
4:00pm Awards 4:15pm -
6:00pm Parli Elim
3 If needed, we will have additional elimination
rounds IPDA SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 9:30 Park in parking lot* and head to
Building*. (*to be announced) Registration, see Jim. For the environment’s sake, we
ask that you bring your own water bottle for refills. 10:00am – 10:15am All Debaters test their
online debating—computers, web cam, internet connection. 10:15am –
11:45am Round 1 11:45am –
12:05pm Lunch Pizza
and Salad for in-person debaters 12:05pm –
1:20pm Round 2 Snacks provided for in-person debaters
throughout tournament 1:30pm –
3:00pm Round 3 3:15pm –
4:30pm Round 4 4:50pm –
6:20pm Elim 1 (all judges
required to judge) Judges
leaving after Elim 1? Tell Jim ASAP. 6:30pm Awards 6:50pm -
8:10pm Elim 2 8:20pm –
9:45pm Elim
3
Enter
your teams and judges at http://www.forensicstournament.net/nw-parli-warmup/18/home/
Entry
Deadline is 5pm, Tuesday, Sept. 18 Write checks to Bellevue College. FEES School Fee: $30 NPTE-NPDA Each NPTE-NPDA Debate Team is
$100 (includes Sat snacks, dinner; Sun breakfast, lunch and snacks); $60 if
online. Each NPTE-NPDA debate judge covers
2 teams. Each uncovered NPTE-NPDA team
is $140. IPDA Each IPDA Debater is $50
(includes Sun lunch and snacks); $25 if online. Each IPDA debate judge covers
2 debaters. Each uncovered IPDA debater
is $60. NOTE You may not hire for more
than 4 uncovered NPTE-NPDA teams, and no more than 4 uncovered IPDA debaters. Only 1 of your judges may be
“JV/Novice” only judges. In NPTE-NPDA debate, JV/Novice judges are those with
2 or less years of coaching and/or debating. If you have more than 3
judges and more than 6 teams, judges beyond 3 MUST be able to judge your own
teams (otherwise, we have trouble placing those judges). Write checks to Bellevue College. DO YOU HAVE A JUDGE WE CAN HIRE? Please e-mail Jim at jim@climbthemountain.us We will pay $21 for judging each NPDA round and can
assure that rate for judging Saturday 1:30pm to 9:15pm (4 NPDA rounds) and
Sunday 9:45am until 4:00pm (1 or 2 NPDA rounds and 2 or 4 IPDA rounds) and
provide free food! We will pay $14 for judging each IPDA round Sunday 10am
to 7:30pm in IPDA debate and provide free food. Got a judge willing to judge
extra rounds? We pay $21 for each extra NPDA-NPTE round and $14 for each
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