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• The Judge
  ...at is manufactured and sold by Electramatic, Inc. of Minneapolis, MN. The Judge may date back to the 1960s, and may be the oldest type of system that is st The Judge is a self-contained system, with all of the parts fitting into a briefcase,
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• The Judge
  ...at is manufactured and sold by Electramatic, Inc. of Minneapolis, MN. The Judge may date back to the 1960s, and may be the oldest type of system that is st The Judge is a self-contained system, with all of the parts fitting into a briefcase,
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• Pat Beecham
  Patricia Beecham-Cooper is a judge and former coach for [[Reach for the Top]]. ...retirement, she became a judge for Reach for the Top. She is the official judge for the Ontario and national competitions. In televised portions, she judg
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• Brick Barrientos
  '''Brick Barrientos''' is a quizbowl player, [[NAC]] moderator and judge, and host of his own public access TV show, [[Silver Screen Test]]. He is " ...[NAC]] site. He was also one of the judges at first NAC. Brick has been a judge every year at NAC, but has only worked the Washington, D.C. site since the
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• Mike Mastandrea
  ...to the [[Questions Unlimited]] website. He is still a moderator and "chief judge" at the [[NAC]].
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• 2003 Merivale
  ...Merivale SmartAsk! team. L to R: coach Walker, Kriger, Smith, "celebrity judge" Colin Mochrie, Karim
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• Tennessee Free for All
  ...an, who has visited Georgia Tech. "The Bonus Army" included Mike Dekker- a judge (and writer?) at Nationals, Tom Waters, Mike Hart, and someone from the 196
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• Officials
  ==== Judge ==== ...e role was to determine the validity of answers given by the players. The judge also recorded the points scored on each tossup or bonus in case there is a
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• Paul Paquet
  ...at [[Lisgar]] in the late 1990s. He was a question writer and last-minute judge at the 2002 Ontario playoffs. He regularly appears on the final day of the
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• Trophy whore
  ...and in many of these situations it is impractical for outside observers to judge the legitimacy of a team's stated reasons for doing so. For instance, a tea
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• Science Bowl
  ...om: a reader, a scorekeeper, a timekeeper, a scientific judge, and a rules judge. Sometimes rooms will have two scientific judges, or two or three rules jud
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• Buzzer fake
  ...ments without actually buzzing. It is also easier with a paddle from [[The Judge]] than with a thumb-plunger. A fake buzz may potentially work in two situat
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• Lead-in
  ...n's text as it appears on the page; however, since players are not able to judge this in game it is usually applied to the first sentence or clause, and in
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• IHSA plagiarism scandal/Email from Ron McGraw to David Reinstein
  ...member of my IHSA Scholastic Bowl Moderators Team, I do have the right to judge the appropriateness of such decisions as a member of my team.
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• Tennessee Knowledge Bowl
  ..., Chief Meteorologist Jim Jaggers took over and is currently the host. The judge for possibly the entire course of the show has been (now-retired) Dean Rich
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• Commissioner's Academic Challenge
  ...such as foreign language are displayed as video tracks. A '''Coordinating Judge''' manages the competition in the match, which, although untimed, generally
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• Tom Egan's Report on the 2005 NAC
  ...than the host stating “correct” or “incorrect” the room is informed by the judge sounding a bell or buzzer, in addition to the host stating correct or incor ...musical selections, sound effects, and who confirmed certain answers. The judge and host may switch jobs, but I saw the same reader in each room twice.
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• Bob Kilner
  ...ll season, as well as enjoying the many television/movie creations of Mike Judge. Bob's other hobbies include making lame jokes, taking long walks in the pa
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• 1995 Bell
  Superior Court judge Robert Desmarais granted an injunction against the policy, calling the situ
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• Buzzersystems.com
  ...ering "slam switch" (smaller, yet similar to the controllers used in [[The Judge]]). They can be used on any system (except System 1-2-3).
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• 2003 NAC
  ...After consulting with a coach's "internet computer" and calling "NAA chief judge Mike Mastandrea," Beall decided to throw the question out and read a replac
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• 2002 NAC
  ...appears to contradict the given maxim. The first word is provided: "Don't judge a book by its cover. (Clothes)." Answer: "Clothes make the man."
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• Battle of the Brains
  ...ar's competition to the tournament winner. Thus, past champions could view judge's notes, running scores, and other information written on the packets while
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• Buzzer
  [[File:JudgeBuzzer.jpeg|thumb|The Judge]] ...stems that can still be purchased as of March 2020 (thus leaving out [[The Judge]], which appears to be unavailable for purchase anymore, but which due to i
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• 2009 Interview with Chip Beall
  ..., what’s significant and what’s not, and I suppose that’s for the teams to judge, whether we’re, y’know, writing about things that don’t matter. I’d
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• Knowledge Bowl
  ...ver, the applicability of this rule is contingent on the reader and/or the judge knowing the truth value of the extra piece of information, and on several o
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• How to prepare for nationals
  ...ormance at nationals. It is, for better or worse, the metric by which many judge their career (or the careers of others).
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• How to flashcard
  ...the card has been constructed poorly. Sometimes, it is even appropriate to judge that a card that you wrote is of no utility at all and simply discard it. ...onger if you think it'll aid your long-term retention. It might be hard to judge this while creating a card, but can be assessed more accurately while revie
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• Anti-NAQT sentiment
  ...re members of above average teams. It is difficult for one to meaningfully judge the quality of a set that is below one's skill level, as their only availab
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• Atendido-Matthews FAQ List
  "....The Moderator and Judge must determine if the player has pinpointed the answer, giving _clear and p Electramatic Inc. "The [[Judge]]"
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• Criticisms of the NAC
  ...ated. The situation was in no way helped by the snickering by the host and judge.''
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