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 Thursday, November 02, 2006
Thursday, November 02, 2006 7:22:44 AM (Pacific Daylight Time, UTC-07:00) ( )

Well, last night was Halloween, where I got the chance to enjoy the eerie glow of our scary pumpkin.  Well, scary if you don't like fractals, that is.

Last year, we carved out a Sierpinski Triangle -- which surprisingly only took a toothpick or two to repair isolated triangles:

This year, I wanted to stay with the fractal theme. I didn't necessarily want to attempt the Julia or Mandelbrot sets, so instead did a Sierpinski Carpet (along with a wee bit of evil, of course:)

 

Not being one to cut 64 of the level-three squares by hand, a cordless drill came in extremely handy.

Unfortunately, when I'm out trick-or-treating, there's nobody around to give candy to the little monsters.  I leave a note above a bowl on a chair -- this year, I finally realized why my calligraphy pens include red in the set!

 

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