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November 9th, 2005

The Final Hours

The MATLAB Contest ends at 5PM EST on Wednesday. We will declare a contest winner based on the best entry submitted before the deadline. The load on our database will be very high right before the deadline. Be careful! If you wait until the final few minutes to submit your entry, you might miss the boat.

NOTE: If the winning entry is judged to be a resubmission of an earlier entry, we will name the original author as the winner.

Our mid-contest winners will receive a MATLAB cap and a MATLAB laptop bag. The grand prize winner will receive a MATLAB jacket and a book of Sudoku puzzles. All our winners also earn a spot in the Hall of Fame.

By Matthew Simoneau

14:18 UTC | Posted in Sudoku | Permalink |

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