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When you focus too much on attaining perfection, you may mess up on lesser details. That’s the way it is, Wwith everything in life.
Sudoku is not about winning or losing. Merely attempting to solve each puzzle will remind you that it is important to get each step right. If you focus adequately on each step you will eventually find the solution.
The moral: “Don’t focus too much on the scorecard and lose sight of
the ball.” So, play on…
Riddle # 1
What do you call two dinosaurs who have been in an
accident?
Instruction:
Fill in the grid with digits in such a manner that every
row, every column and every 3×3 box accomodates
the digits 1 to 9, without repeating any.
Sudoku for Beginners: Puzzle # 1
Sudoku for Buffs: Puzzle #1
Riddle # 2
What animal talks the most?
Challenge Puzzle Prizes
Winners forApr 25 - May 1
Challenge Puzzle: Numbersmith
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Math Puzzle
Why do they sometimes refer to number puzzles as the
‘joy of numbers’?
Take the digits 123456789. Put plus or minus signs between them sothat the result is 100.
One sample solution is: 12+3-4+5+67+8+9=100.
There is at least one more solution. Try to figure it out.
Most people find simple juggling of numbers - like the one above -entertaining.
If you don’t take to numbers naturally, try simple numbers games.
Leave the numbers highwire-acts to number crunchers.
Riddle # 3
Why can’t your nose be twelve inches long?
Math Puzzle
What would be the number of hours that mothers of children in St Michael’s High School work, given the following data?
a) 25% do not work at all.
b) 10% work 1-5 hours per week.
c) 20% work 6-10 hours per week.
d) 30% work 10 -20 hours per week.
e) 15% work over 20 hours per week.
Riddle # 4
Why do cows say mooooooooooooooo?
Word Puzzle
Quick, give me the names of ten animals. If you did that
in less than ten seconds, bully for you. Now try flowers, fruits, and so on. In time, you will find that your speed keeps increasing.
As everyone knows practice makes perfect. So, let’s start getting
perfect with this week’s puzzles, OK?
Riddle # 5
Why did the bride have a bad day?
Anagrams
This week’s anagram search will lead us to names of favorite cartoon
movies.
The Clues:
1. Mine Fond Gin
In this movie, a clownfish searches for his lost son, and in the poocess learns to be less protective of his child.
2. A Glib Fuse
The tale of an oddball individualist ant who hires what he thinks are “warrior bugs” (actually circus performers) to fight off greedy grasshoppers.
3. Thinking Leo
A young animal learns of his place in the “Circle of Life” while overcoming various obstacles to become the rightful ruler.
4. Stirs Ton Men
In this movie, the screams of children provide a city with power. By the end, it is learnt that children’s laughter is ten times better than screams at generating power.
5. That Rim Let Mel Die
A nymph inhabiting the sea falls in love with a prince.
Logic Puzzle
Neither encryption nor decryption. The intention is not to make an enigma machine of you- solve puzzles only to have fun.
Nevertheless, do not go haywire over any one puzzle. Get back to it later. Have fun while you look into yourself and examine your ability to think, as you tackle the puzzle that follows.
Riddle # 6
How do you make sure that no one steals your bagel?
# Word Logic
Fill in the first 9 letters of the alphabet A,B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I in a 3 X 3 grid by applying the following rules :
a) No consecutive letters are in the near each other in the same row and column.
b) Any row or column should not contain more than one vowel.
c) A and B are in the corner positions .
d) C and E are in the same column
e) D and G are in the same row.
Chess
White to mate in two moves
Courtesy:www.ChessVictory.com
New Game of The Week
How’s your tolerance for puns? You’ll need some for Pass the Pigs, a simple game of chance built around a pig theme. Instead of dice, you roll two cute pink piglets, and you gain or lose points depending on how the critters land. For example, if both land on all fours, called a “double trotter,” you get 20 points; if they land lying opposite each other, called a “Pig Out,” you gain no points and cede your turn. There are a number of other rules as well as a variation called “Hog Call.” This would be a good travel game (the pigs, instructions, and scoring pad fit in a small, tidy box) or a fine present for someone who’s, well, into pigs!
Product Features
- 2 pig dice, score pad, score guide, 2 pencils
- Attractive plastic carrying case
- Fun for all ages!
Sudoku Humor
There’s a little old Christian lady, addicted to Sudoku and living next door to an atheist. Every morning the lady comes out onto her front porch and shouts “Praise the Lord!”.
The atheist yells back, “There is no God”.
She does this every morning with the same result. One day the lady runs into a really nasty Sudoku puzzle and has trouble solving it. She goes out onto the porch and leaves the puzzle there, and asks God for help with the puzzle. She then says “Praise the Lord”.
The next morning she goes out onto the porch and there’s the Sudoku puzzle, completely solved, and of course, she shouts “Praise the Lord!!!”.
The atheist jumps out from behind a bush and says, “Ha, I solved that puzzle - there is no God”. The lady looks at him and smiles, she shouts “Praise the Lord, not only did you insure my Sudoku puzzle got solved, Lord, you made Satan solve it for me!!”
Answers to Riddles
Riddle # 1
Tyrannosaurs wrecks!
Riddle # 2
A Yak!
Riddle # 3
Because then it would be a foot!
Riddle # 4
Because they listen to tooooooooooo much mooooooooooosic!
Riddle # 5
Because she didn’t marry the Best Man!
Riddle # 6
You put lox on it!
Riddle # 7
Because they would look silly with polka-dots!
Last Week’s Solutions
Sudoku for Beginners: Puzzle # 1
Sudoku for Buffs: Puzzle # 1
Math Puzzle
Answer: Each did approximately 3 and 3/10 lengths and breadths. The total area of the lawn = 45*25 = 1125 sq feet.
Now the areas covered in mowing each length and breadth with 3 feet and 2 feet blades = 45 * 3 + 25 * 3 + 45 * 2 + 25 * 2 = 210 + 140 = 350 sq feet.
2nd round: total area covered = 43 * 3 + 23 * 3 + 22 * 2 + 42 * 2 = 198 +128 = 326 sq feet. 3rd round: the area covered = 41 * 3 + 21 * 3 + 19 * 2 + 39 * 2 = 186 + 100 = 286 sq feet.
If they did a full round they would cover 39 * 3 + 19 * 3 + 16 * 2 + 36 * 2 = 174 + 100 =274. So the remaining portion is 163/ 274 more rounds, which is equal to approximately .6 or 3/5 round.
This when divided by 2, is 3/10.
So each did 3 and 3/10 rounds.
# Word Puzzle
Anagrams
Answers:
1. Lucky Charms
2. Captain Crunch
3. Frosted Flakes
4. Raisin Bran
5. Fruity Pebbles
# Word Logic
Answer: Jack lost his opening game. From statement 3, if Bill lost his opening game, then Ron won his. If so, Jack must have also won his opening game. However, from statement 2, if Jack won his opening game, then Ron lost his.
Therefore, the hypothesis in statement 3 is not valid: Bill did not lose his opening game.Therefore, from statement 1, since we know that Bill won his opening game, Jack was the one who lost.
Chess
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