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Corn Maze Details
Lots of stuff
M&M's wedding, corn maze, and more
Tue, Oct 19th, 2004

The Color Purple
Plus, my friggin car dies
Thu, Oct 7th, 2004

Action Shots!
You know you want to...
Wed, Sep 29th, 2004

Music, Fort Nonsense, and an Insane Asylumn
A defense of blogging
Tue, Sep 28th, 2004

Yarrrrrrr!
It Be Talk Like A Pirate Day!
Sun, Sep 19th, 2004

Coffee, Music, Autographs, Coworkers
Musings and the like
Fri, Sep 17th, 2004

My weekend (and then some)
Movies, music, and the smell of summer.
Mon, Sep 13th, 2004

Labor Day
These subtitles don't really mean anything anymore.
Wed, Sep 8th, 2004
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By: Matt Thu, Oct 21st, 2004
Corn Maze Details
Saturday, somewhere, some time...

So, after discussing with various people, and checking on the local weather, Saturday is definitely the way to go. As of writing this, Friday night is pretty much guaranteed to be a storm, Saturday night is pretty much guaranteed to not.

Anyone game for a little Corn Maze action tomorrow night? Tickets are $8 / person, meeting location TBA (somewhere in the Drake area), time TBA (sometime between 7 and 8). What/where works best for those of you who can come?





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 Wish I couldRon - Oct 21st, 2004 at 7:50 pm 
I'll be there in spirit. Just imagine a nerdy guy standing there trying to come up with the best algorithm to use to get out of the maze, and then imagine him getting utterly lost.

 AlgorithmMatt - Oct 22nd, 2004 at 12:25 am 
The last couple of years, we've employed a depth-first traversal algorithm. Essentially, you always take the first left, and turn around when you hit a dead end. Even more simply put, hug the left wall. It works so well the maze kind of becomes boring, so I'm going to discourage that this year. On the plus side, it can be handy to know exactly where you've been. I lost my keys 2 years ago, and because we had an algorithm, we were able to start at the end and reverse the steps, and we found them.

 Have fun!Lillibet Layne - Oct 22nd, 2004 at 5:12 pm 
I'll be far, far away in Brooklyn



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