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Long Island Forensics Extravaganza L.I.F.E. - NEAT # 3
General information This is a College tournament in New York. View manager contact information NEAT # 3 Asynchronous Tournament LP Prompts Important Instructions: Students doing Impromptu and Extemporaneous speaking must submit only ONE VIDEO. LP prompts were posted Wednesday morning, December 4th, at 8 AM E.T. All video links and team entries are due Monday, December 9th, at 9 PM E.T. We follow identical asynchronous tournament procedures held by OATS (Online Asynchronous Tournament Series), where students maintain an "honor system" for recording LP events. Students must only use their allotted 30 minutes of preparation time for Extemp and only 7 minutes total for Impromptu to prep and speak. Also, video submissions for Impromptu MUST include the speaker’s preparation when starting the video.
EXTEMP PROMPTS
1. Can Trump use tariffs to extract concessions from America’s trade partners? 2. What impact does the martial law order by South Korean President Yoon Sook Yeol have on his country? 3. Was President Biden justified in pardoning his son, Hunter Biden?
IMPROMPTU PROMPTS - “The shrimp that falls asleep gets carried away by the current.” (Chilean proverb) - “True resistance begins with people confronting pain…and wanting to do something to change it.” (bell hooks)
Long Island Forensics Extravaganza - NEAT # 3 Asynchronous Tournament
December 9 - 13, 2024 Dear Colleagues:
I am thrilled to welcome you to the 2024 Long Island Forensics Extravaganza - NEAT # 3! We are excited to host you for an exciting week of competition. This asynchronous tournament will be the 3rd NEAT (Northeast Alliance Tournament) of the 2024 - 25 season. The asynchronous schedule will be held on U.S. Eastern Time. Please observe the time zone differences!
Randy Perez Tournament Director
Entry Rules:
1. Schools may enter students up to three events per pattern.
2. Entry fees shall be $9 per IE slot.
3. Students may enter up to 3 events per pattern. Two duos count as two events.
4. Please provide a qualified judge for every 6 slots.
5. Hired judges will be $12 for each uncovered slot.
6. The deadline for entry (via Speechwire) is Monday, December 9th, 2024 at 9pm U.S. Eastern Time (E.T.)
7. Drop fees will be assessed as follows:
Monday, December 9th, 2024 (at 9PM E.T.): Add/Drops at the registration deadline are assessed a $25 fee in addition to the original entry fee.
Competition Rules:
1. Schools may enter up to six students in each event.
2. Base entry team fees are $30 per team to help cover the cost of hired judges.
3. Please provide at least ONE qualified judge.
4. If you cannot provide a judge, a flat fee of $60 will be charged.
5. Students must be entered in at least three individual events to be eligible for speaker awards.
6. For IE school sweeps, points will be awarded based on final round placement as follows: 6th place = 1 point; 5th place = 2 points; 4th place = 3 points; 3rd place = 4 points; 2nd place = 5 points; 1st place = 6 points
Please note the following entry/judging deadlines:
NOTE: TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE WILL RUN ON U.S. EASTERN TIME! PLEASE NOTE TIME ZONE DIFFERENCES. Monday, Dec. 9th 9pm ET: All entries must be received with all video links uploaded!
9:30pm ET: Round 1 & Round 2 speech events released to judges.
Thursday, Dec. 12nd 4pm ET: All Round 1 & Round 2 Preliminary Ballots Due!
6pm ET: Final Round speech events released to judges.
Friday, Dec. 13th 6pm ET: All final round ballots due
7pm ET: Final results announced via Speechwire & Awards via Zoom
Competition Rules: Competitors will provide videos of their performances which will be judged asynchronously.
How to provide your video? Our individual events tournament will be conducted asynchronously. Students should record their video, then upload it to their own private (or a team) YouTube channel. Once uploaded, students can adjust the video setting to “unlisted.” This will make the video un-searchable, but still viewable to anyone with the link (url.)
We will be using AFA (NST) standards for videos. We are following identical asynchronous tournament procedures held by OATS (Online Asynchronous Tournament Series), where students maintain an "honor system" for recording LP events.
When registering for the tournament, Speechwire will provide a space to enter a student name and event. After inputting entries, you can provide links to videos under the “links” tab on Speechwire’s main menu.
When judges receive their dance cards / eballots, those links will be provided to them.
These links will also be provided to other competitors in the round. Due to privacy concerns, only judges and students participating in a specific round will have access to video links for that round. Please do not share these links out of respect for the performers.
The same video will be used for all rounds: 2 preliminary rounds and finals - including limited preparation speech events. Randy Perez Mailing address
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