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Abhishek shrestha
Sep 13, 2010, 12:06:15 AM9/13/10
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we should Participate !!
and prepare the team and start the fundraising works:)
Cheers:)
Avi
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and prepare the team and start the fundraising works:)
Cheers:)
Avi
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From: Chris Bishop <bishd...@hotmail.com>
Date: Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 7:09 AM
Subject: International tournament in NZ in February 2011
To: WS...@netpals.lsoft.com
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From: Chris Bishop <bishd...@hotmail.com>
Date: Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 7:09 AM
Subject: International tournament in NZ in February 2011
To: WS...@netpals.lsoft.com
Dear friends
The New Zealand Schools' Debating Council is looking to organise an international WSDC-style tournament in New Zealand in early/mid February 2011, to help fill the gap between WSDC 2010 in Qatar and WSDC 2011 in Dundee.
Plans are at an early stage, but we're looking for expressions of interest from the community now about what countries would be interested in coming to New Zealand to take part, so we can get planning.
Our intention is for the tournament to be a tour of the North Island of New Zealand, with debating taking place in a variety of cities and towns around the island. The tournament would start in either Auckland (the largest city) or Wellington (the capital) and finish in the other. There would be a range of sight-seeing activities built into the programme in New Zealand's many tourist hot-spots.
The tournament would consist of 8-10 preliminary rounds in WSDC format, followed by, depending on the number of teams, knock-out rounds building to a final.
Registration for the tournament would be around $700 - 1000 NZD per person which would cover 8-10 nights accommodation, most meals, and travel around the island.
If your country is interested in taking part in the tournament or learning more, then please contact me on the details below.
Kind regards
Christopher Bishop
President, New Zealand Schools' Debating Council Inc
pres...@debating.org.nz
www.debating.org.nz
The New Zealand Schools' Debating Council is looking to organise an international WSDC-style tournament in New Zealand in early/mid February 2011, to help fill the gap between WSDC 2010 in Qatar and WSDC 2011 in Dundee.
Plans are at an early stage, but we're looking for expressions of interest from the community now about what countries would be interested in coming to New Zealand to take part, so we can get planning.
Our intention is for the tournament to be a tour of the North Island of New Zealand, with debating taking place in a variety of cities and towns around the island. The tournament would start in either Auckland (the largest city) or Wellington (the capital) and finish in the other. There would be a range of sight-seeing activities built into the programme in New Zealand's many tourist hot-spots.
The tournament would consist of 8-10 preliminary rounds in WSDC format, followed by, depending on the number of teams, knock-out rounds building to a final.
Registration for the tournament would be around $700 - 1000 NZD per person which would cover 8-10 nights accommodation, most meals, and travel around the island.
If your country is interested in taking part in the tournament or learning more, then please contact me on the details below.
Kind regards
Christopher Bishop
President, New Zealand Schools' Debating Council Inc
pres...@debating.org.nz
www.debating.org.nz
Blog: www.SchoolsDebate.com/blog Unsubscribe: www.SchoolsDebate.com/mailing.asp.
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Abhishek Shrestha I Co- founder and Strategic Member
Nepalese Youth for Climate Action I www.nyca.net.np climatenepal.wordpress.com
Core Team Member I Nepali Youth Debater's Club (NYDC)
nepaliyouthdebaters.wordpress.com
Email: avi...@nyca.net.np
+977 9841 451 667
Skype: avishk27
Blog: http://avishekblog.wordpress.com/
"Never doubt that a small group of committed people can change the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever has." Margaret Mead
Sabin Gnawali
Sep 13, 2010, 3:00:04 AM9/13/10
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Dammi ha avishek dai..
Did you sent mail to them??? chito send garnu hola hai..
cheers
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kshitij lohani
Sep 13, 2010, 11:45:11 AM9/13/10
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dami dami
we must participate in this
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i hope to hear from you soon at your convinient time.
With regards,
Kshitij Raj Lohani (citizen of Nepal)
international village north
i hope to hear from you soon at your convinient time.
With regards,
Kshitij Raj Lohani (citizen of Nepal)
international village north
Northeastern university
Boston, Massachusettes
university email: loha...@husky.neu.edu
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