Re: 2003 NAQT ICT to be held in Los Angeles: A Bet

--- In quizbowl_at_y..., ratatosk22 <no_reply_at_y...> wrote:
[snip]
> One quick question, before my "bet":  has anyone experienced real 
> problems in getting a buzzer through airport security?  I haven't 
> done it since 9/11, so I don't really know, and I assume the West 
> Coast site will need a good number of buzzers from East Coast teams.

That is almost certainly true.
 
> Anyway, while I think it is fair to hold the ICT in LA, 
economically, 
> some teams like Sudheer's Illini (and especially teams from farther 
> east) will find it difficult to pay for transcontinental flight.  
> Further, it's probably not wise to book a supersaver flight until 
you 
> qualify (unless you know you are a Top 10-15 team).
> 
> So I am willing to bet that NAQT will _not_ fill its allotment of 
64 
> teams.  For the first six people (from six different schools) who e-

The current plan is for the field to be the same as last year, 36 
Division I teams and 32 Division II teams.  This may affect your bet 
or those of the people betting against you.

-- R. Robert Hentzel
President and Chief Technical Officer,
National Academic Quiz Tournaments, LLC

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