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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Judge | | | | | |  Judge: Encyclopedia II - Disadvantage - StructureA DA usually has four key elements. These four elements are not always necessary, and some are often combined into a single piece of evidence. A Uniqueness/Link card, for example, will include both a description of the status quo and the plan's effect on it. A traditional DA, however, has a structure as follows:
Disadvantage - Uniqueness.
The negative team typically defends the status quo. If they are doing so, they must show that their disadvantage is not already existing in the status quo. If a disadvant ...
See also:Disadvantage, Disadvantage - Structure, Disadvantage - Uniqueness, Disadvantage - Link, Disadvantage - Internal Link, Disadvantage - Impact, Disadvantage - Types of Disadvantages, Disadvantage - Traditional, Disadvantage - Linear, Disadvantage - Brink, Disadvantage - The Politics Disadvantage, Disadvantage - The Controversy, Disadvantage - Responding To Disadvantages, Disadvantage - Straight Turn, Disadvantage - Impact Turn Read more here: » Disadvantage: Encyclopedia II - Disadvantage - Structure |
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| | | | | Judge: Encyclopedia II - Prescriptive Barony - Legal Status
Prescriptive Barony - Scotland.
The Scots have a quite distinct legal system within the United Kingdom. Historically, in the Kingdom of Scotland, the Lord Lyon King of Arms, as the Sovereign’s Minister in matters armorial is at once Herald and Judge.
Up until 28th November 2004 a barony was an estate of land held directly of the Crown, or the Prince and Steward of Scotland, with a Crown Charter erecting the land into a Barony. It was an essential element of a barony title that there existed a Crown Chart ...
See also:Prescriptive Barony, Prescriptive Barony - The Nobility Business, Prescriptive Barony - Legal Status, Prescriptive Barony - Scotland, Prescriptive Barony - England, Prescriptive Barony - Usage, Prescriptive Barony - Scottish Heraldry, Prescriptive Barony - Chapeau, Prescriptive Barony - Feudo-baronial Mantle, Prescriptive Barony - Helmet, Prescriptive Barony - Supporters, Prescriptive Barony - Badge and Ensign Read more here: » Prescriptive Barony: Encyclopedia II - Prescriptive Barony - Legal Status |
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| | | | | | Judge: Encyclopedia II - February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Europe Demonstrations took place across Europe and some of the largest drawing attendance figures in the tens of thousands in many cities. Approximately one-fifth of the total demonstrators worldwide protested in Europe.
February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Western Europe.
Britain's Stop the War Coalition (StWC) held a protest in London which became the largest demonstration in the city's history. Police estimated attendance at 750,000 people; the demonstration's ...
See also:February 15 2003 anti-war protest, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - International coordination, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Europe, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Western Europe, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Eastern Europe, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Southeastern Europe, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Americas, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Canada, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - United States, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Mexico, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - South America, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Asia, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Middle East, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Other Areas in Asia, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Africa, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - South Africa, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Tunisia, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Oceania, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Polar, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Full list, February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Effect Read more here: » February 15 2003 anti-war protest: Encyclopedia II - February 15 2003 anti-war protest - Europe |
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| | | | | Judge: Encyclopedia II - Edward Carson - Unionism In 1910 it became clear that the House of Lords' veto on the Third Irish Home Rule Bill was about to be lifted. When James Craig and other leading Unionists asked Carson, who was their most effective speaker, to assume their leadership, he accepted. He was a natural choice but was not ideal because the vast majority of Irish Unionists came from Ulster sundawn .
Carson campaigned against Home Rule using a variety of means, both constitutional and illegal. He spoke against the Bill in the House of Commons and organised rallies in Irelan ...
See also:Edward Carson, Edward Carson - Early life, Edward Carson - Wilde trial, Edward Carson - Unionism, Edward Carson - Cabinet member, Edward Carson - Judge, Edward Carson - Later years Read more here: » Edward Carson: Encyclopedia II - Edward Carson - Unionism |
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| | | | | Judge: Encyclopedia II - Bedford School - Bedford Traditions
Bedford School - Uniform.
Bedford has a rich heritage of tradition. Weekday dress consists of a dark navy blue jacket, white shirt, grey trousers, and an optional v'neck navy blue jumper. Ties of varying colours are worn to denote different 'houses'. Variations in the uniform include a coloured waistcoat and brown shoes for monitors, sports blazer and tie for those with 'sports colours', colours ties for those who have won "house colours" by contributing to their house. Scarves denoting colours; including major and minor sports, house and headmaster's colours may be worn. Colo ...
See also:Bedford School, Bedford School - History, Bedford School - Bedford Traditions, Bedford School - Uniform, Bedford School - School Houses, Bedford School - Songs, Bedford School - Bedford Societies, Bedford School - Monitors and Options, Bedford School - Sports, Bedford School - The Charles Piazzi Smyth Observatory and the Wolfson Planetarium, Bedford School - Sports, Bedford School - External links, Bedford School - Music, Bedford School - Prominent Old Bedfordian Musicians, Bedford School - External links, Bedford School - Notable Old Bedfordians Read more here: » Bedford School: Encyclopedia II - Bedford School - Bedford Traditions |
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| | | | | Judge: Encyclopedia II - Bart Star - Synopsis When the children of Springfield are deemed too fat, parents start enrolling their kids in pee-wee football, including Bart Simpson. The job of coach originally is given to Ned Flanders, and the team is undefeated, but after Homer Simpson pushes Ned to the breaking point, the job is given to Homer.
Homer proves to be an incompetent coach, who would rather cut his players then keep them. Despite the spectacular quarterback skills of Nelson Muntz, Homer favors Bart (with little to no s ...
See also:Bart Star, Bart Star - Synopsis, Bart Star - Cultural references, Bart Star - Trivia, Bart Star - Quotes Read more here: » Bart Star: Encyclopedia II - Bart Star - Synopsis |
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| | | | | Judge: Encyclopedia II - John Widgery Baron Widgery - Early career and war service Widgery came from a North Devon family who had been living in South Molton for many generations. An ancestor had been a gaoler and his mother served as a Magistrate. He attended Queen's College, Taunton, where he became Head Prefect.
He was admitted a Solicitor in 1933 after serving as an Articled clerk, but instead of going into practice, he joined Gibson and Welldon, a well-known firm of law tutors. He was an effective lecturer in the years leading up to World War II while he was also commissioned in the Territorial Army. This led t ...
See also:John Widgery Baron Widgery, John Widgery Baron Widgery - Early career and war service, John Widgery Baron Widgery - Barrister, John Widgery Baron Widgery - Appellate courts, John Widgery Baron Widgery - Widgery tribunal, John Widgery Baron Widgery - Lord Chief Justice Read more here: » John Widgery Baron Widgery: Encyclopedia II - John Widgery Baron Widgery - Early career and war service |
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| | | | | Judge: Encyclopedia II - James Sykes 1725-1792 - Public offices From 1776 until 1792 elections were held on the first day of October of the year noted. Terms for members of the General Assembly began on the twentieth day of October in the same year. If either date fell on a Sunday, the following day was prescribed. They met three times each year, generally in October, February and May. Members of the House of Assembly had a term of one year and members of the Legislative Council had a term of three years. Three State Councilmen and seven State Assemblymen were elected, at large, from each county. The Sta ...
See also:James Sykes 1725-1792, James Sykes 1725-1792 - Early life and family, James Sykes 1725-1792 - Political career, James Sykes 1725-1792 - Death and legacy, James Sykes 1725-1792 - Public offices, James Sykes 1725-1792 - Additions and questions Read more here: » James Sykes 1725-1792: Encyclopedia II - James Sykes 1725-1792 - Public offices |
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| | | | | Judge: Encyclopedia II - The Phantom game system - History
The Phantom game system - Announcement.
In 2003, the startup company Infinium Labs issued a press release to all news outlets stating that they would soon release a "revolutionary new gaming platform." The press release contained no specific information, but did include a computer-generated prototype design. Due to the excessive use of buzzwords and a suspicious lack of details, the product was derided almost from the start by news sites such as IGN and Slashdot and the popular comic strip Penny Arcade. It also received the first place in Vaporwares 2004 in Wired News.
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See also:The Phantom game system, The Phantom game system - History, The Phantom game system - Announcement, The Phantom game system - Legal Conflict, The Phantom game system - First Sighting, The Phantom game system - System Specifications, The Phantom game system - Gaming Service, The Phantom game system - Hardware, The Phantom game system - Release Date Read more here: » The Phantom game system: Encyclopedia II - The Phantom game system - History |
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| | | | | | | | | Judge: Encyclopedia II - Structure of policy debate - 1AC The first affirmative constructive (1AC) is the first speech given in a round, presented by the affirmative team.
Almost universally, the 1AC will contain a "plan" a textual advocacy which the affirmative team will advocate throughout the entire round. A plan is thus generally carefully worded to prevent the negative team from capitalizing on ill-considered words, most notably through the plan inclusive counterplan (PIC).
The 1AC is pre-scripted because the affirmative has infinite preparation time to prepare their case. ...
See also:Structure of policy debate, Structure of policy debate - History, Structure of policy debate - 1AC, Structure of policy debate - 1NC, Structure of policy debate - 2AC, Structure of policy debate - 2NC, Structure of policy debate - 1NR, Structure of policy debate - 1AR, Structure of policy debate - 2NR, Structure of policy debate - 2AR, Structure of policy debate - Cross-Examination, Structure of policy debate - Prep Time, Structure of policy debate - Alternate use time Read more here: » Structure of policy debate: Encyclopedia II - Structure of policy debate - 1AC |
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| | | | | Judge: Encyclopedia II - Raytheon - Controversies and Litigation
Raytheon - Illegal obtention of classified information in a bidding process.
In March 1990, Raytheon pleaded guilty to one felony count of illegally obtaining classified Air Force budget and planning documents. [2] U.S. District Judge Albert V. Bryan, Jr. imposed a $10,000 criminal fine for one felony count of "conveyance without authority" and $900,000 in civil penalties and damages. The documents allegedly gave Raytheon an unfair advantage against its competitors in bidding for weapons contracts. Although the p ...
See also:Raytheon, Raytheon - History, Raytheon - Businesses, Raytheon - Contemporary products, Raytheon - Corporate governance, Raytheon - Controversies and Litigation, Raytheon - Illegal obtention of classified information in a bidding process, Raytheon - Disputed claims about the Patriot missile, Raytheon - AGES Lawsuit, Raytheon - Contract Disputes, Raytheon - Brazilian SIVAM Controversy, Raytheon - Securities Litigation Read more here: » Raytheon: Encyclopedia II - Raytheon - Controversies and Litigation |
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| | | | | Judge: Encyclopedia II - Hardcore punk - Influence Hardcore had a huge influence on other forms of rock music, especially in America. The San-Francisco-based heavy metal band Metallica were among the first crossover artists (circa 1982-83), incorporating the compositional structure and technical proficiency of metal with the speed and aggression of hardcore (Metallica would eventually cover three Misfits songs). Venom were another very early crossover band, as were Hellhammer and Slayer. The new style became known as "Thrash metal" -- or, later, "Speed metal" (another transitional term was "Speedcore"'), and soon became a trend, includin ...
See also:Hardcore punk, Hardcore punk - Overview, Hardcore punk - History, Hardcore punk - The Big 3, Hardcore punk - Early support, Hardcore punk - Negative publicity, Hardcore punk - Moshing and dancing, Hardcore punk - Influence, Hardcore punk - Early history in Europe and the UK, Hardcore punk - Hardcore in the 1990s, Hardcore punk - Heavy Hardcore, Hardcore punk - Progression and experimentation, Hardcore punk - Hardcore today, Hardcore punk - Hardcore bands Read more here: » Hardcore punk: Encyclopedia II - Hardcore punk - Influence |
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| | | | | Judge: Encyclopedia II - University of Münster - Notable alumni
University of Münster - Students.
Wolfgang Clement, Politician
Gabriele Behler, Politician
Johannes Georg Bednorz, Nobel Prize winner (1987)
Prof. Dr. Hans-Jürgen Ewers, Economist
Prof. Dr. Gerd Faltings, Mathematician, Fields Medal
Prof. Dr. Dieter Fenske, Chemist
Birgit Fischer, Politician
Erich Gutenberg, Economist, Inventor of Business Administration and Management in Germany
Wolf-Michael Catenhusen, Politician
Kai Diekma ...
See also:University of Münster, University of Münster - History, University of Münster - Organisation, University of Münster - Research, University of Münster - Notable alumni, University of Münster - Students, University of Münster - University lecturer, University of Münster - Honorary Doctor, University of Münster - External link Read more here: » University of Münster: Encyclopedia II - University of Münster - Notable alumni |
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| | | | | | Judge: Encyclopedia II - Title - Titles for Heads of State
Title - Current.
Titles actually in use by Heads of State in the World today.
Indovuzaki (Translates as Great She Elephant)
Chairman (from which comes Vice Chairman)
Colonel (from which comes Lieutenant Colonel)
Pope (a linguistic feminine of this form might be Mome, but a woman as head of the Vatican seems a long way off)
President (from which comes such titles as Deputy President, Executive Vice President, Lord President of the Council, ...
See also:Title, Title - Supernatural Titles, Title - Hypothetical Titles, Title - Titles for Heads of State, Title - Current, Title - Historical Titles for Heads of State, Title - Fictional Titles for Heads of State, Title - Honorary Titles Granted by Heads of State, Title - Current, Title - Historical, Title - Fictional, Title - Executive Branch of Government and Other Sub-National Rulers, Title - Currently in Use, Title - Historical, Title - Fictional, Title - Judicial Titles, Title - In Current Use, Title - Historical, Title - Legislative Titles, Title - In Current Use, Title - Historical, Title - Honorary Titles Granted From an Institution, Title - Honorary Titles Granted By One's Peers, Title - Honorary Titles Bestowed by Followers, Title - Sources Read more here: » Title: Encyclopedia II - Title - Titles for Heads of State |
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