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gwaevalarin) wrote2013-08-19 07:25 am
gwaevalarin) wrote2013-08-19 07:25 am
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Gishwhes 2013 - Just Abnosome
Gishwhes is once again over, so here is what I spent my last week doing:
Item 58: Give a concise summary of the proof of the “abc conjecture."
My part of item 80: Create your own homemade team uniform. Each team member must wear the uniform and have a photo taken. Compile the photos into a grid of photos with your team name at the bottom of the image.
Item 127: Make your country’s flag from food or food packaging.
Item 128: Write a haiku about waiting. Post it (no graffiti!) at a bus stop
Item 140: Liv Heller. Recreate a recognizable piece of architecture or a landmark using only books. Bonus points for size
Item 141: Make a picture book for preschoolers explaining the Pythagorean theorem
Item 143: Create a grammatically correct anagram sentence using the first names of each of the members of your team. The image must show both the first names of your team members and the sentence.
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Item 58: Give a concise summary of the proof of the “abc conjecture."
My part of item 80: Create your own homemade team uniform. Each team member must wear the uniform and have a photo taken. Compile the photos into a grid of photos with your team name at the bottom of the image.
Item 127: Make your country’s flag from food or food packaging.
Item 128: Write a haiku about waiting. Post it (no graffiti!) at a bus stop
Item 140: Liv Heller. Recreate a recognizable piece of architecture or a landmark using only books. Bonus points for size
Item 141: Make a picture book for preschoolers explaining the Pythagorean theorem
Item 143: Create a grammatically correct anagram sentence using the first names of each of the members of your team. The image must show both the first names of your team members and the sentence.
Click images for full size.
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Wonder which of the summaries will actual get points. I'm pretty sure mine won't although it was for sure concise and true. But the jury might disagree and think my solution is too simple.
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