This is an announcement for a Byzantine History side event at Chicago Open to be written by me. It's not just Byzantine history, but also things that affected Byzantium (Barbarian tribes, movements, church councils, ETC)
4 rounds of 20 questions, no bonuses, all will be power marked
8 Byzantium
4- slavic countries and people
2- Barbarians/ other countries affecting Byzantium
2- Religious/ political movements
2- Military
1- Art
1- Other
This will be held on whenever the nice people at CO decide to let me host this
To sign up just post here
Questions? Comments? Feel free to post and ask.
Byzantine History Side Event at CO
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Byzantine History Side Event at CO
by Kilroy Was Here » Tue May 08, 2012 4:09 pm
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Collin Parks
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"Aragorn was the famed king of Gondor, while the Iberian kingdom was Aragon. Both parties were aware of this coincidence: we have a journal entry from Aragorn that expresses his anger at receiving mail meant for King Peter IV of Aragon for the umpteenth time."~ CommodoreCoCo
University of Michigan '18
"Aragorn was the famed king of Gondor, while the Iberian kingdom was Aragon. Both parties were aware of this coincidence: we have a journal entry from Aragorn that expresses his anger at receiving mail meant for King Peter IV of Aragon for the umpteenth time."~ CommodoreCoCo
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Re: CO History Doubles: 7/22/2012
by Skepticism and Animal Feed » Tue May 08, 2012 4:43 pm
something ambiguous wrote:Also, if anybody wants to play this, I can finish my all Byzantine/ middle age slavic history tournament for people to play after this is done.
Sign me up.
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Re: CO History Doubles: 7/22/2012
by Charbroil » Tue May 08, 2012 5:08 pm
something ambiguous wrote:Also, if anybody wants to play this, I can finish my all Byzantine/ middle age slavic history tournament for people to play after this is done.
I'm in. How many rounds was this again?
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Re: CO History Doubles: 7/22/2012
by Kilroy Was Here » Tue May 08, 2012 5:10 pm
Charbroil wrote:something ambiguous wrote:Also, if anybody wants to play this, I can finish my all Byzantine/ middle age slavic history tournament for people to play after this is done.
I'm in. How many rounds was this again?
Right now I have one and a half, and I have the answer lines for 3 rounds. I can expand this, however.
Collin Parks
University of Michigan '18
"Aragorn was the famed king of Gondor, while the Iberian kingdom was Aragon. Both parties were aware of this coincidence: we have a journal entry from Aragorn that expresses his anger at receiving mail meant for King Peter IV of Aragon for the umpteenth time."~ CommodoreCoCo
University of Michigan '18
"Aragorn was the famed king of Gondor, while the Iberian kingdom was Aragon. Both parties were aware of this coincidence: we have a journal entry from Aragorn that expresses his anger at receiving mail meant for King Peter IV of Aragon for the umpteenth time."~ CommodoreCoCo
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Re: CO History Doubles: 7/22/2012
by Ringil » Tue May 08, 2012 5:20 pm
something ambiguous wrote:Also, if anybody wants to play this, I can finish my all Byzantine/ middle age slavic history tournament for people to play after this is done.
I'll play; it seems exciting
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Re: CO History Doubles: 7/22/2012
by Charbroil » Tue May 08, 2012 5:21 pm
something ambiguous wrote:Charbroil wrote:something ambiguous wrote:Also, if anybody wants to play this, I can finish my all Byzantine/ middle age slavic history tournament for people to play after this is done.
I'm in. How many rounds was this again?
Right now I have one and a half, and I have the answer lines for 3 rounds. I can expand this, however.
Whatever you'd like; I was just curious. Is this tossups only or tossup/bonus?
Charles Hang
Francis Howell Central '09
St. Charles Community College '14
Washington University in St. Louis '19 (President, 2017-18)
Owner, Olympia Academic Competition Questions, LLC
Question Writer, National Academic Quiz Tournaments, LLC and National History Bee and Bowl
Member, Missouri Academic Coaches Association
Francis Howell Central '09
St. Charles Community College '14
Washington University in St. Louis '19 (President, 2017-18)
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Question Writer, National Academic Quiz Tournaments, LLC and National History Bee and Bowl
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Re: CO History Doubles: 7/22/2012
by Kilroy Was Here » Tue May 08, 2012 5:30 pm
Charbroil wrote:something ambiguous wrote:Charbroil wrote:something ambiguous wrote:Also, if anybody wants to play this, I can finish my all Byzantine/ middle age slavic history tournament for people to play after this is done.
I'm in. How many rounds was this again?
Right now I have one and a half, and I have the answer lines for 3 rounds. I can expand this, however.
Whatever you'd like; I was just curious. Is this tossups only or tossup/bonus?
Just tossups
Collin Parks
University of Michigan '18
"Aragorn was the famed king of Gondor, while the Iberian kingdom was Aragon. Both parties were aware of this coincidence: we have a journal entry from Aragorn that expresses his anger at receiving mail meant for King Peter IV of Aragon for the umpteenth time."~ CommodoreCoCo
University of Michigan '18
"Aragorn was the famed king of Gondor, while the Iberian kingdom was Aragon. Both parties were aware of this coincidence: we have a journal entry from Aragorn that expresses his anger at receiving mail meant for King Peter IV of Aragon for the umpteenth time."~ CommodoreCoCo
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Re: CO History Doubles: 7/22/2012
by Pilgrim » Tue May 08, 2012 7:34 pm
I'm playing this tournament with Chris Ray.
Yes please.
something ambiguous wrote:Also, if anybody wants to play this, I can finish my all Byzantine/ middle age slavic history tournament for people to play after this is done.
Yes please.
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Re: CO History Doubles: 7/22/2012
by at your pleasure » Tue May 08, 2012 7:56 pm
Ooh, this looks fun. Sign me up.
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Re: Byzantine history side tournament at CO
by No Rules Westbrook » Tue May 08, 2012 8:19 pm
See my original CO post - stating that: The only thing side events I'm currently giving official sanction to are the history doubles and Will Nediger's literature event, which will have dibs on the two premier Sunday spots (history before literature).
Obviously, I have no power or wont to stop people from coalescing and playing some event as they will, but refer to the second post in the CO Thread for the "official schedule"
Obviously, I have no power or wont to stop people from coalescing and playing some event as they will, but refer to the second post in the CO Thread for the "official schedule"
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