JosephOverman

http://challonge.com/PolicyTOC2015

Damn. I forgot my swim trunks and goggles

I think Georgetown is considered a liberal arts college. They have a fairly decent debate program from what I've heard.

Something like this? Air pollution is key to saving the ozoneDEC 12 (Department of Environmental Conservation, “Ozone - the Pollution Paradox” http://www.dec.ny.gov/chemical/8561.html) The balance of ozone creation and destruction shifts drastically, however, when hydrocarbons are added to the atmospheric mix. Hydrocarbons--vapors from solvents, gasoline, dry cleaning fluids and hundreds of other common substances--actually add to the creation phase of the ozone cycle, while circumventing the destruction phase. Summer heat and the increase in sunlight intensity speed the rate of these chemical reactions, triggering rapid formation of ozone. This is why ozone "health advisories" often are issued during the summer, but never during the winter.

The politics DA is always unique Obama will never run out of political capital (Unless the plan passes, of course)

http://www.hwglaw.com/siteFiles/News/E2CD3D748FABC7D8F94943A3AB4FA9E6.pdf

The Foocoal kritik centers around the power of the state (probably Texas) to determine the value of a bear life. It also talks emphasizes the concept of a "state of inception"

Your name, username, this thread, and this response are all really confusing me

What aff do they read? And what did the CP claim to solve?

1. Usually not. It's generally considered abusive for planks to be conditional because it exponentially increases the amount of conditional worlds that the neg can go for. 2. There's no rule why you can't. Some teams that read PICs have extra planks to get rid of solvency deficits. For example: Have China do the plan AND share the results with the U.S. to avoid a solvency deficit based on information not being shared. The more things you read though, the harder it is to not link to a net benefit 3. Sure. That's a common strategy if you have impact turns to certain planks. You still should probably have solvency deficits though

Alt causes to what?

Austin SFA EE is one of the most underrated teams in my opinion. They might be in the top 5 for me

I was at Gonzaga for the 5 week program and the extension week. Great campus, great lab leaders, great people. Only negative thing I have to say is that the food was just okay. Certainly not a deal breaker though

That's an oxymoron But really, the Gonzaga (GDI) OTEC file has the most Savage cards I think

Alright, that was clever. I'll give you that