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Re: randomness
Posted by nick237 at 03/26/2001 9:22 PM EST


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In Reply to: randomness
Posted by Ken Leung on 03/25/2001 5:48 PM EST:



Thats not a bad idea Ken but what if they blidfolded every one and gave them base ball bats and the last four standing are in the finals, the spare team could be the first representive that gets the most amount of hits. If there is a draw then they could have a hit off game........ naaaah
How many days to go?????
nick237


: I think the most effective way of spreading teams into each division is to have each team send a represent to an open area, then FIRST will tell all the people to "randomly walk around" for 10 minutes while "blind-folded". Then, they will just stand still until a FIRST person call out 1,2,3,4 and grab a person randomly as they call each number out.


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