At 10:02 AM 2/24/03 -0700, Lee Skinner wrote:

Jim Muth said:

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The problem with the FOTD for Feb. 23 was that I forgot to write the < frm: > before the formula name when I included it as part of the parameter file. <<

But he also said a day earlier:

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I named the image "Something is Wrong" because something actually *is* wrong with the image. A careful inspection will reveal subtle inconsistencies in the symmetrical pattern surrounding the midget. I leave it to the viewer to find these inconsistencies. <<

I could not determine what the subtle inconsistencies are that he was referring to.

Can you elaborate on these, Jim?

It's a case of coincidence. When I named the image, I was referring to inconsistencies in the image itself. I did not realize that I had omitted the < frm: > from the formula name, thereby creating an even bigger wrongness. The inconsistencies in the image are subtle. Compare the elements in the lower right corner to the corresponding elements in the upper left corner. You will see that the lower left elements are larger. Also notice the black area near the center (just to the left) of the bottom edge of the image. The corresponding area at the top edge is colored a pale green. This lack of symmetry is not kosher in proper quadratic midgets. Jim M.