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LMI December Puzzle Test - Puzzles & Chess
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debmohanty
Subject: Re: LMI December Puzzle Test - Puzzles & Chess @ 2010-12-13 9:38 AM (#2879 - in reply to #2872) (#2879) Top



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motris - 2010-12-12 11:48 PM
Edit: Oh, and on a general site comment, the "discuss" button at the top of the results page should open in a new tab (if possible) and not load directly on the same page. At least if you are enforcing the 30 minutes penalty. Since now I have to wait 30 minutes to look back at the results again although I got a quick glance.

Yes, we'll have that next time.
But it is definitely best to get rid of the '30 minutes constraint'
Nikola
Subject: Re: LMI December Puzzle Test - Puzzles & Chess @ 2010-12-13 1:30 PM (#2880 - in reply to #2879) (#2880) Top


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Congratulations Ulrich, Thomas and Philipp!
Thank you all for your participation. I'm glad you enjoyed the puzzles which I made traveling back from the WPC in Poland. Once again I thank the hosts LMI and test solvers Rade, Goran and Zoltan.

Nikola

Edited by Nikola 2010-12-13 1:30 PM
amitsowani
Subject: RE: Puzzles & Chess - Results @ 2010-12-13 3:09 PM (#2881 - in reply to #2874) (#2881) Top



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I loved the puzzles created by Nikola. I went for most of the top point puzzles and had 52 points from these puzzles. Towards the end I got so engrossed in one of the puzzles that I forgot to even submit my solutions :)

That explains one of the 0's. Great puzzles with cool logical steps. In each of them I was getting a feeling as though someone was leading me to a solution.
Thanks for the wonderful puzzles.
debmohanty
Subject: RE: LMI December Puzzle Test - Puzzles & Chess @ 2010-12-13 3:19 PM (#2882 - in reply to #2786) (#2882) Top



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I had a chance to solve most of the puzzles before the test. In each of the puzzles, the application of Chess Rules was extremely well applied.
Even for easy puzzles (like Hitori, Minesweeper), one has to apply the Chess rules throughout solving.
I also liked that fact that in most puzzles chess rules led the opening, while in some (i.e. Sudoku) I could start with standard sudoku rules, but the chess pieces placement decided final solution.
KrtekHonza
Subject: Re: LMI December Puzzle Test - Puzzles & Chess @ 2011-01-17 9:58 PM (#3194 - in reply to #2786) (#3194) Top




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I am not able to open the puzzle book pdf file with password "chessMess". I wonder where the problem could be...
rakesh_rai
Subject: Re: LMI December Puzzle Test - Puzzles & Chess @ 2011-01-17 10:26 PM (#3196 - in reply to #3194) (#3196) Top



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KrtekHonza - 2011-01-17 9:58 PM

I am not able to open the puzzle book pdf file with password "chessMess". I wonder where the problem could be...
KrtekHonza: The password is chessMESS. We'll get it corrected on the erroneous page soon.
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Subject: Re: LMI December Puzzle Test - Puzzles & Chess @ 2011-01-18 9:32 AM (#3197 - in reply to #3196) (#3197) Top


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rakesh_rai - 2011-01-17 10:26 PM
KrtekHonza: The password is chessMESS. We'll get it corrected on the erroneous page soon.
Corrected.
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