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Day 5: October 12, 2005 - Part 2 |
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In the evening. The
14th WPC is almost over and it is only a prize-giving and a
farewell-party left. Before the party starts a little contest
organized by Serhiy Grabarchuk is held just beside the
Conference Hall. It took only fifteen minutes but was very
excited. Five spontaneous UN-teams have been competing against
each other in order to show their skills in a blitz puzzle
contest of solving three puzzles in a row. The first puzzle
(the middle photo in the top row) was to move only one card in
order to get a correct equation. The second part (the first
photo in the 2nd row) was to produce a square from several
diamonds. And the final puzzle was to produce the 14th WPC's
logo out of some pieces consisting of color hexagons each (the
two last photos in the 2nd row).
This improvised mini-contest was a success and the three
winning teams received the awards - books from Serhiy and
Peter Grabarchuk. Our congratulations to all! |
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| And now the time
for the prize-giving and the farewell-party has finally
come... |
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| First, beautiful
dances and perfomance before the final words from organizers. |
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The
gratitude and the farewell words on behalf of the entire
organizing committee of the 14th WPC - from the main organizer
György István |
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Closing and
farewell words from the WPF Chairman Vítezslav Koudelka. |
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| Also a farewell
speech from the mayor of Eger Imre Nagy (left). |
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The
prize-giving ceremony has followed. The trio of the individual
winners with their trophies. From left to right: Niels Roest
of the Netherlands (3rd), Ulrich Voigt of Germany (Champion),
and Wei-Hwa Huang of US (2nd). |
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And the
winning teams. From left to right: Japan (3rd), Germany (1st),
and the USA (2nd). |
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| The happy winning
team from Germany. Moments of glory... |
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Individual
trophies on one of the party tables. |
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And... the
winning team trophy. Surely, The Grand Prix. |
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Last Updated: November 7, 2005 |
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