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home paintings daily&nbspuber-; & ultra-gogen daily sudoku daily kakuro paul's lunchbox vegan recipes more vegan recipes pc plus green shield bugs diy dyson repair wallpapers gurmukhi fridge magnets stuff to buy/ d/l acceptable use policy idiots copyright quick response codes learning gurmukhi with billie the cat let the devil wear black water rocket index my old compuserve site project pitcher plant home page welcome to my home page. although this is a relatively small website, there are one or two things on here that should be of interest to many people. you can access them by using the links on the left... oil paintings . for many years, i have done oil paintings (on canvas and on panel) but in 2015, i needed to produce a large number of them for the house (and some to go in people's private collections and so on). so, having worked professionally as derby's pavement artist and even beat the panel in the thames television programme 'what's my line' back in the 1980's (i still have the certificate), i have produced paintings in a number of styles. this puts an interesting slant on what can go on the walls because anything can go there: from non-representational art similar to that of mondrian and kandinsky; right through the spectrum to the work of the flemish artists jan van eyck, rogier van der weyden and so on who worked at the beginning of the northern renaissance, around 600 years ago. so, have a look and if you really want, you can buy a print, a mobile phone case (samsung, iphone), a tee-shirt/sweatshirt or even a mug with the image on it - have a look at the online shop. pc plus helpdesk . first of all, those of you who read pc plus magazine will know that i used to write for the helpdesk section in the magazine - this i used to do along with with wilf hey until his death in january 2007 (i've actually worked with wilf, writing in computer security for over a decade and assisted him with some projects for his wilf's programmer's workshop in pc plus as well). in the helpdesk section, i cover windows, linux, bsds, unix, internet and hardware. after six months, the publisher's exclusive right to print the material that i wrote for the pc plus superdvd expires so that i can do with it what i want (although future can still publish it as well). all i do is put the material on this site so that you can look at it, decide that the magazine suits your needs perfectly and go and order a subscription or, just have a browse. the articles published on paper in the magazine are provided on each month's coverdisc in pdf format as an archive so you can get old articles from that source. the superdisc contributions are not repeated though, so, you can find the archive of up to six months ago (that is to say, from issue 204 up to the issue that was published six months ago) on this site. of course, looking at this site, you might see an article that you want to have a hard copy of and if this is the case, you can order back-issues from future publishing's customer services. if you click on the link on the left, you can access the helpdesk sections that i have written for the superdvd. daily ubergogen and ultragogen puzzles . our local paper just changed hands and in it were some new puzzles. one of them was a gogen - a generic find-the-letters-in-the-grid puzzle where you have some words as clues, giving you sequences of adjacent letters ( they could be anything as it is purely logical - if we counted in base 25, it could easily be numbers but this uses letters as we are already familiar with more than the required 25 of those ) just like the sudoku and kakuro puzzles, every day, i put brand new, unique, ubergogen and ultragogen puzzles on this web site for you to print out and solve and it doesn't cost you a thing. also, like the kakuros puzzles, they get harder as the week goes on. the ubergogen puzzle uses the standard corner, face-centre and body centre clues but as the week goes on, the word list includes fewer of them. on the monday, there can upto one of the letters missing from the word list - you might find, say, that the letter 'w' isn't included in the word list and it might be that its position is already defined as one of the declared letters although it might be that it is not. as the week progresses, the chance of an increasing number of missing declarations manifests itself until, on a sunday, there can be as many as seven missing. the puzzle is still soluble but you have fewer cluse as to where things go. the ultragogen displays fewer declared letters as the week progresses, working its way through a number of patterns, starting at eight declarations and finishing the week declaring just two letters on a sunday although in the case of the ultragogen, all of the letters in the puzzle are always in the word cluesagain, these puzzles are produced by my computer, only for this site, using a computer program that i wrote myself in perl. the solver part of my program uses logic only, it does not use brute-force and as a result of this, you will be able to solve them using just logic. daily kakuro puzzles . in the puzzler kakuro book (issue 2 upc 9771749405005 02), there is a statement on page 3 that '... our japanese colleagues assure me that it isn't possible to make kakuro by computer.' to me, this sounded like a challenge. so, i set about writing a program in perl that produces kakuro puzzles automatically every day. the week's puzzles start off with an easy one on monday and gradually build up until the one on sunday is substantialy more difficult. each one has an estimate of the amount of time it should take to do, based on the amount of time i took to do a number of puzzles - the results being put against a number of factors in the program and put through a linear regresssion. as the program i have written is powerful enough, i have introduced the 'big-un' - a large kakuro (24x34 cells) that should keep you occupied for a while. i have also put together a kakuro tutorial so that people with no experience of kakuro or sudoku can work through an example puzzle, picking up many of the necessary skills. like the sudokus, every single one of these has been compiled especially for this web site by my computer program so you know that you have never seen them anywhere else before. you can see archives for the puzzles and a list is at the bottom of the page. some will seem more difficult than others and i'm sure that if you visit the site seven days each week, you will have a lot of fun. daily sudoku puzzles . i've added a daily sudoku puzzle to this site so that you can do a fresh one every day. every single one of these has been compiled especially for this web site so you know that you have never seen them anywhere else before. you can see archives for the puzzles and a list is at the bottom of the page. some will seem more difficult than others and i'm sure that if you visit the site seven days each week, you will have a lot of fun. one thing that can make sudoku easier is familiarity with the symbols used to populate the cells. so, to make things insteresting, i also put on the website, a version of the puzzle that uses gurmukhi numbers like that on the left. this makes it very intersting. you can find the gurmukhi sudoku puzzles by clicking first on either 'daily sudoku' or, on gurmukhi fridge magnets - this takes you to the same page (you can also see the last four puzzles on one page as well). in the summer of 2007, implicit software solutions contacted me about producing kakuro problems for windows mobile. the result is iss kakuro with over a million puzzles to do, different sizes and graded in terms of difficulty. the problem is np complete so it produce an interesting problem regarding the user having a new puzzle within a certain time but this was solved (no, before you start worrying about public key cryptography, we didn't come up with a solution for np complete problems). the difficulty is graded in terms of the strategies

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