Thread - OCTO Contest on 30 April / 01 May

@ 2011-04-30 12:27 PM (#4302 - in reply to #4300) (#4302) Top

rakesh_rai

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rakesh_rai posted @ 2011-04-30 12:27 PM

zalak - 2011-04-30 12:20 PM

rvarun - 2011-04-25 10:55 PM

Hi organizers. One small suggestion. If possible, someone can upload a blank octo puzzle sheet so that people who don't have printer can take copies of that sheet earlier and note down the numbers alone after the password is given for the booklet.

Its a great suggestion. In fact it would be great if you could create a blank file (without numbers) but with the circles.. that ways we can take that print earlier and would only have to fill in numbers when the password is given.

You can download the blank grid from the OCTO puzzle site. There is a link given for that already.

@ 2011-04-30 7:32 PM (#4303 - in reply to #4302) (#4303) Top

zalak

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zalak posted @ 2011-04-30 7:32 PM

rakesh_rai - 2011-04-30 12:27 PM

zalak - 2011-04-30 12:20 PM

You can download the blank grid from the OCTO puzzle site. There is a link given for that already.

yep, i saw that, i am talkin about the final grid for each puzzle, with circles marked on them.. so the only input from our side would be numbers.. might not make much difference for this puzzle, but might be useful for some other tests.

@ 2011-05-01 5:47 PM (#4304 - in reply to #4091) (#4304) Top

rajeshk

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rajeshk posted @ 2011-05-01 5:47 PM

Thanks to LMI for introducing to this new and great puzzle type Octo

@ 2011-05-02 6:04 AM (#4305 - in reply to #4304) (#4305) Top

Administrator

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Administrator posted @ 2011-05-02 6:04 AM

OCTO Contest is now over - See results at http://logicmastersindia.com/OCTOContest

Congratulations to Hideaki Jo, Richard Hoffer, Yuhei Kusui for topping the results table.
Thank you everyone for participating.

@ 2011-05-02 9:00 AM (#4306 - in reply to #4305) (#4306) Top

rakesh_rai

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rakesh_rai posted @ 2011-05-02 9:00 AM

Nice contest. Puzzles 7 and 8 were quite good.

@ 2011-05-03 4:47 AM (#4308 - in reply to #4091) (#4308) Top

DDG29

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DDG29 posted @ 2011-05-03 4:47 AM

Thanks to Deb Mohanty and Logic Masters India for running such an excellent site. I was really amazed at Deb's wealth of knowledge and experience--the process of providing the puzzles and supporting the competition was incredibly smooth. Thanks to the competitors for trying something new. I hope to have the opportunity to provide some more OCTO puzzles some time in the future...


	@ 2011-04-30 12:27 PM (#4302 - in reply to #4300) (#4302) Top
rakesh_rai Posts: 774 Country : India	rakesh_rai posted @ 2011-04-30 12:27 PM zalak - 2011-04-30 12:20 PM rvarun - 2011-04-25 10:55 PM Hi organizers. One small suggestion. If possible, someone can upload a blank octo puzzle sheet so that people who don't have printer can take copies of that sheet earlier and note down the numbers alone after the password is given for the booklet. Its a great suggestion. In fact it would be great if you could create a blank file (without numbers) but with the circles.. that ways we can take that print earlier and would only have to fill in numbers when the password is given. You can download the blank grid from the OCTO puzzle site. There is a link given for that already.
	@ 2011-04-30 7:32 PM (#4303 - in reply to #4302) (#4303) Top
zalak Posts: 23 Country : India	zalak posted @ 2011-04-30 7:32 PM rakesh_rai - 2011-04-30 12:27 PM zalak - 2011-04-30 12:20 PM rvarun - 2011-04-25 10:55 PM Hi organizers. One small suggestion. If possible, someone can upload a blank octo puzzle sheet so that people who don't have printer can take copies of that sheet earlier and note down the numbers alone after the password is given for the booklet. Its a great suggestion. In fact it would be great if you could create a blank file (without numbers) but with the circles.. that ways we can take that print earlier and would only have to fill in numbers when the password is given. You can download the blank grid from the OCTO puzzle site. There is a link given for that already. yep, i saw that, i am talkin about the final grid for each puzzle, with circles marked on them.. so the only input from our side would be numbers.. might not make much difference for this puzzle, but might be useful for some other tests.
	@ 2011-05-01 5:47 PM (#4304 - in reply to #4091) (#4304) Top
rajeshk Posts: 542 Country : India	rajeshk posted @ 2011-05-01 5:47 PM Thanks to LMI for introducing to this new and great puzzle type Octo
	@ 2011-05-02 6:04 AM (#4305 - in reply to #4304) (#4305) Top
Administrator Country : India	Administrator posted @ 2011-05-02 6:04 AM OCTO Contest is now over - See results at http://logicmastersindia.com/OCTOContest Congratulations to Hideaki Jo, Richard Hoffer, Yuhei Kusui for topping the results table. Thank you everyone for participating.
	@ 2011-05-02 9:00 AM (#4306 - in reply to #4305) (#4306) Top
rakesh_rai Posts: 774 Country : India	rakesh_rai posted @ 2011-05-02 9:00 AM Nice contest. Puzzles 7 and 8 were quite good.
	@ 2011-05-03 4:47 AM (#4308 - in reply to #4091) (#4308) Top
DDG29 Posts: 1 Country : United States	DDG29 posted @ 2011-05-03 4:47 AM Thanks to Deb Mohanty and Logic Masters India for running such an excellent site. I was really amazed at Deb's wealth of knowledge and experience--the process of providing the puzzles and supporting the competition was incredibly smooth. Thanks to the competitors for trying something new. I hope to have the opportunity to provide some more OCTO puzzles some time in the future...