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     NZ Programming Comp    
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     Dated:  Monday, August 11 2008 @ 11:31 PM NZST
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    Contest LogsThe New Zealand Programming Competition (NZPC) was held last Saturday (the 11th). This year my handsome team mates were Iain Dunning (again) and Jonothan Smith. We went by the name One and a half engineers. If I've told you about the results of this comp, chances are I've told you wrong. From the website:

    Provisional Results
    Top teams in each category are:
    School - Whitespace Overloaded (from Hamilton) 52 pts
    Tertiary Junior - Napoleon (U Canterbury) 52
    Tertiary Intermediate - One and a Half Engineers (U Auckland) 182
    Tertiary Open - Cantercoders (U Canterbury) 242
    Open - solo (from ??) 183



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