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I would like to wish everyone a happy new year!=A0 Thanks to Melinda, Roice=
, Don,
and Jay for making this past year a great one for polytope enthusiasts ever=
ywhere! :)
All the best,
David
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| top" style=3D"font: inherit;">I would like to wish everyone a happy new yea= r! Thanks to Melinda, Roice, Don, and Jay for making this past yea= r a great one for polytope enthusiasts everywhere! :) All the best,<= br>David |
Best wishes!
The new year has reached the UK now. Happy new year everyone!!
There was some interesting stuff going on here during 2011, which I missed =
out on a lot of towards the end due to lack of free time (I've still been r=
eading the posts here, but I have not been playing with the new puzzles). =
Hopefully the flow of new puzzles will continue, and we will see even more =
amazing ideas being shown here. Hopefully I will also get to solve a few o=
f them.
I hope to catch up with my to-do list soon, since after 20th January I'll h=
ave more time. I have some things planned to contribute here, so hopefully=
you will all have a few surprises to look forward to from me, although I l=
ack the expertise of most active members here so you will have to be patien=
t.
Enough from me, I just hope you all have a great year :)
--- In 4D_Cubing@yahoogroups.com, "Andrey"
>
> Best wishes!
>
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Not reached yet but might as well say before I forget to: Happy New Year
Everyone!
I've not been cubing much at all recently, and instead have been composing,
but every once in a while I'll be trying to find a faster method for the
3^4 so that I can solve the 3^5 faster. Will report when necessary.
Once again, HAPPY NEW YEAR! WE BE STAYIN UP LATE AND PARTYIN!
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Not reached yet but might as well say before I forget to: Happy New Year Ev=
eryone!
I've not been cubing much at all recently, and instead have =
been composing, but every once in a while I'll be trying to find a fast=
er method for the 3^4 so that I can solve the 3^5 faster. Will report when =
necessary.
Once again, HAPPY NEW YEAR! WE BE STAYIN UP LATE AND PARTYIN!
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And now the new year arrives for the US west coast, and what a year it
has been for our 4D puzzling group! We've seen so many amazing new
puzzles and solutions it seems impossible to even keep track of such a
wealth of riches. 2011 even saw a couple of higher-dimensional games
added. A quick review of the message archive showed me just how much
amazing stuff has happened. Here is a partial list:
* Packman 5D
* Log file support in MagicTitle
* 5D Pyraminx
* 120 Cell solutions
* YouTube videos
* MagicCube 7D
* Klein's Quartic solutions & checkerboards
* MagicTile hemi-cube and hemi-dodecahedron
* MagicTile Klein Bottles and other non-orientable puzzles
* MagicTile spherical puzzles
* Android port of MC4D plus a solution
* A blindfolded 2^4 solution
* Goldilock's function
* 4D Car simulation
* IRPs added to MT plus solutions and a prize
* 4D Simplex, 120, 24, and 48 Cell puzzles added to MPUlt plus solutions
* 600 Cell too but no solutions
* MC5D 7^5 solution
* God's number for n^3 found; musings on n^3
* MC2D state graph musings
* Omnitrucated simplex solved.
* 4D puzzles added to Gelatinbrain applet
* Hyperburg - a 3D version of Carcassonne
I've probably left out a bunch of other interesting topics but just
looking at this list I find it hard to believe that it all happened in a
single year. I can't even imagine what 2012 will bring us but I expect
it to be at least as amazing as 2010.
I want to thank everyone here. All the puzzle makers, puzzle solvers,
mathematicians, boosters and lurkers. Each one of you is part of an
amazing family and I'm truly grateful for each and every one of you. I
wish you all a happy and puzzling New Year's!
-Melinda
On 12/31/2011 4:19 PM, Matthew wrote:
> The new year has reached the UK now. Happy new year everyone!!
>
> There was some interesting stuff going on here during 2011, which I missed out on a lot of towards the end due to lack of free time (I've still been reading the posts here, but I have not been playing with the new puzzles). Hopefully the flow of new puzzles will continue, and we will see even more amazing ideas being shown here. Hopefully I will also get to solve a few of them.
>
> I hope to catch up with my to-do list soon, since after 20th January I'll have more time. I have some things planned to contribute here, so hopefully you will all have a few surprises to look forward to from me, although I lack the expertise of most active members here so you will have to be patient.
>
> Enough from me, I just hope you all have a great year :)
>
> --- In 4D_Cubing@yahoogroups.com, "Andrey"
>> Best wishes!
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And now the new year arrives for the US west coast, and what a year
it has been for our 4D puzzling group! We've seen so many amazing
new puzzles and solutions it seems impossible to even keep track of
such a wealth of riches. 2011 even saw a couple of
higher-dimensional games added. A quick review of the message
archive showed me just how much amazing stuff has happened. Here is
a partial list:
solutions
I've probably left out a bunch of other interesting topics but just
looking at this list I find it hard to believe that it all happened
in a single year. I can't even imagine what 2012 will bring us but I
expect it to be at least as amazing as 2010.
I want to thank everyone here. All the puzzle makers, puzzle
solvers, mathematicians, boosters and lurkers. Each one of you is
part of an amazing family and I'm truly grateful for each and every
one of you. I wish you all a happy and puzzling New Year's!
-Melinda
On 12/31/2011 4:19 PM, Matthew wrote:
The new year has reached the UK now. Happy new year everyone!!
There was some interesting stuff going on here during 2011, which I missed out on a lot of towards the end due to lack of free time (I've still been reading the posts here, but I have not been playing with the new puzzles). Hopefully the flow of new puzzles will continue, and we will see even more amazing ideas being shown here. Hopefully I will also get to solve a few of them.
I hope to catch up with my to-do list soon, since after 20th January I'll have more time. I have some things planned to contribute here, so hopefully you will all have a few surprises to look forward to from me, although I lack the expertise of most active members here so you will have to be patient.
Enough from me, I just hope you all have a great year :)
--- In 4D_Cubing@yahoogroups.com, "Andrey" <andreyastrelin@...> wrote:
Best wishes!
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