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The third round of the planet renowned JobsBlog coding physical exercise officially begins now. For those of you who aren’t familiar with how things work around here,Microsoft Office 2007 Professional, I’ll review: We don’t care where you live, where you went to school, or what your resume looks like; this contest is all about your core smarts. The latest twist in this round is that the creator with the problem and final judge with the entries is our now our well-known JobsBlog “Master Coder”, Luan. If he chooses your code as the winner, you will join in the ranks of the JobsBlog Hall-of-Fame. And there is only one rule: Don’t cheat. Each round we experience cheaters, and we don’t look fondly on them. I’m not going to review all with the variations of cheating that have been tried,Microsoft Office 2007 Ultimate, but will just remind you that if you cheat you will be punished. Don’t do it. Here's how it works: When you are ready and have a full hour to dedicate to the contest, send your resume to imacoder@microsoft.com with the words “Rock Star Coder” in the subject line. You will get an auto-response together with the coding physical exercise included, and you will have 1 hour maximum to complete it. Do not send your resume before you are ready to start. When your email is sent, the clock starts ticking. When you are finished,Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007, send the coding exercise back to imacoder@microsoft.com. Failure to follow the above disqualifies you. The tiebreaker is determined by “time,Office 2010 Standard,” so while I encourage you not to rush and sacrifice the quality,Microsoft Office Home And Student 2010, you should feel free to send it back early if finished. The contest closes on February 26th and we will announce the winner shortly afterwards. Good Luck Everyone! - Jenna