The third edition of the Ottawa Hybrid Tournament will take place on Saturday, March 24, 2007 at the University of Ottawa. All are welcome to participate. *note: due to room limitations, the field will be capped at 21 teams (however, this number is larger than any field Ottawa has hosted...). Should the cap be reached, teams with submitted packets will take priority, followed by order of registration. Fees: $60 for the first team from a school/organization, $50 each for additional teams. Minimum fee of $0. -$10 for each working buzzer system -$10 for each full-time moderator -$5 for each rotating moderator (ie: having 5 players on a team and sending 1 out each round) -$10 distance discount (roughly 450 km: essentially beyond Toronto, Albany, North Bay, and Quebec City) Packet discounts (all deadlines are Saturdays at 11:59 PM Ottawa time): -$60 before Jan 6, 2007 (team plays for free) -$45 before Feb 3, 2007 -$35 before Feb 10, 2007 -$25 before Feb 24, 2007 -$15 before Mar 10, 2007 At my discretion after March 10. *note: these packet discounts are possibly the most generous available in quizbowl. Please take advantage of them. I'm not here to make money off the tournament. Arrangements can be made for freelance packets or mirrors. Distribution: 2/2 Literature. Spread out the forms, genres, geography, etc. 2/2 History. Spread out the time, geography, etc. 2/2 Science. 1 each on bio, chem, physics, and other. 2/2 to 3/3 Arts and Humanities. Can be R/M/P, fine arts, and geography. 1/1 to 2/2 Social Science. Can be psychology, economics, linguistics, law, etc. 2/2 TV. Spread out the decades and genres. 2/2 Pop Music. After WWII. Spread out the decades and genres. 2/2 Movies/Musicals. After WWI. Spread out the decades and genres. 2/2 Sports. At least 3 sports. 2/2 Other Trash. Internet, literature, games, brands, etc. 4/4 Your choice. Variety of above topics, or other categories that don't fit in. *note for pop culture: please limit the "adult" topics. There may be HS students present getting their volunteer hours (in fact, there will probably be a HS team). *don't lift phrases from Wikipedia, websites, encyclopedias, or old packets. You can quote primary sources (literature, research papers, song lyrics, etc). Blatant plagiarism will result in a loss of packet discounts, effective whenever I first notice it. Any questions and packets can be sent to uotrivia AT yahoo.ca Thanks, Ben Smith, Director and editor, OHT 3. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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