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HORY SHITS PHOTOSHOP THIS NOW [Nov. 4th, 2004|08:42 pm]
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Look at Brian and Ben Jones...
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We got the SHIT kicked out of us. [Oct. 31st, 2004|10:15 pm]
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We are pleased to announce that Radnor High School of Radnor, Pennsylvania, has won the First Annual American High School Internet Mathematics Competition. The title of "Best High School Math Team in the United States" has been decided for 2004, and the press has been notified. The winning score on the 2004 Exam was 100.6 out of a possible 101.

(If you would like a copy of Monday's official press release to forward to your local media, email us and we'll forward it to you.)

The 2004 Runner-Up was a team of five students from five different high schools: Manzano High School (Albuquerque, New Mexico), James Madison Memorial High School (Madison, Wisconsin), Thomas Jefferson High School of Science and Technology (Alexandria, Virginia), Academy for the Advancement of Science and Technology (Hackensack, New Jersey), and Gunn High School (Palo Alto, California). This team placed second with a 99.7 test score.

Yifei Chen of West Windsor Plainsboro High School (Plainsboro, New Jersey) won our 2004 AHSIMC MVP Award for Outstanding Individual Performance, and the Sund Academy (Fayettesville, North Carolina) won the 2004 AHSIMC Homeschool of the Year award.


A few miscellaneous announcements, and then you won't hear from us again until 2005!

1) A few 2004 AHSIMC Solutions Guides are still available. If you would like one, they are $15 ($60 for 5) for the 100-page Guide. Send payment (payable to Bradley Metrock) to AHSIMC; PO Box 120252; Nashville, TN 37212. These have been a hot commodity - thank you for that! - and only a handful are left. First come, first served.

2) Feel free to continue to send us your opinions on this year's AHSIMC. We are making several improvements and will be ready in 2005 to take America's premiere competitive mathematics event to a new level.

3) The 2004 AHSIMC Solutions Guide is THE ONLY PLACE you can find the full listing of 2004 exam results. However, if you have a case of financial hardship and can not afford a Guide, email us and we will let you know your score.

4) If you ordered a Solutions Guide prior to October 29th, or were a 2004 AHSIMC Top Performer (top 5% of participants), then you should have received your Guide or award on Monday, November 1. If you did not, let us know. Game consoles will arrive to the winners no later than three weeks from Monday, November 1.


Thank you for a wonderful experience in 2004. See you in 2005.

Bradley Metrock
The American High School Internet Mathematics Competition
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(no subject) [Oct. 28th, 2004|02:27 am]
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DESTROY!!!! BEE BOO BOOP!!! DESTROY!!!! Thus marches on the mighty cale-bot
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The answers? [Sep. 18th, 2004|11:08 pm]
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Heh, they sent out the answers. My b on number 4 long answer... but we still tied Team Genius there because they missed the first one... (at least I hear they only had 47).

Ben Jones macked on the short answers... I think pretty much all the ones he submitted were right.

And... the answer I submitted for the poker problem was 6/903 off the right one...
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DDR Tomorrow [Sep. 18th, 2004|07:43 pm]
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Interested? I want to check out the UC machines, and Ben Jones has never played in an arcade before...
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It's Away! [Sep. 16th, 2004|10:23 pm]
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Ah yes. Too bad there is literally about 0 chance we beat Team Genius (if that isn't their name, it should be). They only had 3 left on the short answer, we had like 15/16....

A good effort. I think we should celebrate our loss with some DDR....
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OK [Sep. 15th, 2004|06:24 pm]
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Work needs to be done on the third part of the first chain reaction and the other two, as well as the remaining two long answers. short answers are probably not as important now.

Eli, you need to do some ownz0ring tomorrow.
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THE ANSWER TO THE CODE [Sep. 15th, 2004|06:12 pm]
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JACK AND DIANE LOVE NUMBERS

I MEAN THEY REALLY LOVE NUMBERS

JACKS FAVORITE NUMBER IS SEVEN

DIANES FAVORITE NUMBER IS EIGHT

WHAT IS THE SUM OF THEIR FAVORITE NUMBERS

...15.

How twas done: Adam and Eli did the hard part, of course, by figuring out the range and then putting them all together.

I noticed that a certain patter, 65 58 66 77 74 61 was in all five sections (this turned out to be the word NUMBER). Sometimes, however, it ended in the number 60, so I figured that 60 must be S.

Next I noticed 59 71 74 as a pattern repeated twice, which I randomly decided to assign to the wort "THE." Having done so, it was apparent that one word ended in HT. The only word I could think of that ended in HT was EIGHT, so I filled in the corresponding number values. All of a sudden, it was obvious that the numbers were simply decreasing as the letters progressed. Hence 78 is A and 53 is Z. 52 was a space and was discarded (Ben Jones' idea). Then I worked out a few and it was clear I had it, as the words made sense.
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THE CODE [Sep. 14th, 2004|05:28 pm]
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Repasted from the answers thread, because this problem deserves a thread of its own.


Adam said...

Fun fact #1: The range, from smallest number to largest number on each of the sections is 27 (26 letters and a space?).

Fun Fact #1.1: The smallest number in each section is the first number.

Fun Fact#1.2: The largest number in each section is no more than 4 or 5 away from the 1st number (in sequence, not in size)

Fun Fact #2: The 2nd and 3rd segments both have 27 elements.

Fun Fact #3: The only time there are two of the same number on top of eachother are when that number is 63 (probably nothing though).

Throw up more as they come.
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poker odds calculators... [Sep. 14th, 2004|09:40 am]
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http://www.sharewareconnection.com/titles/texas-holdem.htm
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