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In times such as ours, where mind outweighs matter, it is imperative that human beings stay in prime mental condition, Ithroughout their lives. Interest in mind tonics and herbs has increased vastly. One such herb that has attracted scientists’ attention is Reishi. Reishi has been used in Asia for two thousand years, to improve the capacity of the mind. It is said to improve understanding and comprehension, as well as memory.
Sudoku buffs are likely to wonder why anyone should resort to Reishi, when they have the Sudoku solving ability, to speak for.
So, here we go again, with the next batch of puzzles, to prove we don’t need Reishi…
Riddle # 1
What is a vampire’s favourite ice cream?
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
Where does Santa dry his suit?
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Math Puzzle
Numbers have always held a legendary and mystical significance, with every number assigned an esoteric meaning, by numerologists. For instance, the number 1 symbolizes will, courage, determination, originality, independence, and individuality.
And you will need all of those, before you begin to solve this week’s Math puzzle. So go, number 1…
Riddle # 3
What has 4 eyes but can’t see?
Math Puzzle
Mark and Cathy borrowed books of 640 and 750 pages each from the City library. Mark read 40 pages in 1 hour and Cathy read 50 pages in the same time. Mark started reading the book at 5:00 pm and Cathy began at 6:00 pm. When will they be at the same page? Who will finish the book earlier than the other?
Riddle # 4
What flowers grow between your nose and your chin?
Word Puzzle
Have you ever heard of homophones. They aren’t some kind of gay communication devices… Just two words that sound the same, but are spelled differently. So tighten your seat belts, and get ready to solve a homophonic puzzle. Consider the clue: “Shakespeare, I hear, is excluded (6).” So what’s a six-letter word that means ‘excluded’? Hey! It’s “barred”! But where does ole Willy come in? ‘Bard!’ That’s it! Word puzzles — don’t we just love them?
Riddle # 5
What do you call a computer that likes to play with
cotton balls?
Anagrams
This week , we unravel the clues to reveal the names of favorite characters from the television program, Battleship Gallactica.
The Clues:
1.Bun Mixers
A robot who exists in the waking dreams of Gaius Baltar.
2.Moon-Mark Lip
Practicing law and his kleptomania somewhere in the Colonial fleet.
3.Mama Ada, I Will
Commander, Battlestar Galactica.
4.But A Gas Rail
Famed scientist, ex-president, participant in the near-genocide of his own race.
5.Been Coy Loon
The single-minded admirer (some might say stalker) of Kara Thrace.
Logic Puzzle
In 1987, a Window Art competition took place in Tokyo. It was a challenge to reproduce pictures at night by lighting some rooms, in a skyscraper. Non Ishida participated in the competition, and won first prize.
While Non Ishida was looking at the building, illuminated with her winning design, ‘Princess of the Moon’, she realized the final form for Nonograms, or ‘Paint By Numbers’. Nonograms soon became the primary subset of a picture-logic puzzle. The cells in the grid have to be colored, or left blank, according to numbers, given at the side of the grid, to reveal a hidden picture.
Fortunately for you, the logic puzzle that follows doesn’t involve paint or brush, although they do demand an iota of grey matter…
Riddle # 6
What did one penny say to the other penny?
# Word Logic
The Reunion couple had invited the Smith and Jerkins children for the birthday of their only son. The children really enjoyed themselves. There were Mark, Dan, Sam, Sally, Rod and Jack. They had 3 toy cars, 2 clockwork toys and a construction toy to play with. Each child loved a particular toy and played with it. There were 3 children from the Smith family, and 2 children from the Jerkin family. Can you help find which toy each child played with and which family did he or she belong to?
a) No child of the Smith family played with a clockwork toy, nor did Dan.
b) The 2 children of the Jerkin family played with different toys.
c) The construction toy was played with by a child of the Smith family.
d) Sam, who did not belong to the Jerkin family, played with the clockwork toy.
e) Mark did not play with a toy car, nor did he belong to the Smith family.
f) Dan and Jack played with different toys.
What is the full name of each coach and which two games does each one coach?
Chess
White to mate in two moves
Courtesy:www.ChessVictory.com
New Game of The Week
With touches of canasta, rummy, and poker, this game could easily become a Friday-night favorite. The object is to get a “sequence,” meaning a row of five poker-like chips on the game board. The board itself depicts lines of face-up playing cards. Players place their “crowning” chips on top of the card pictures, and can form sequences by using strategy and knowing which Sequence cards to keep or discard. Since forethought, luck, and backup plans are the keys to winning, this game is probably too sophisticated for children under 7 years old. (But young ones can team up with adults.) Included are 104 playing cards and 50 crowning chips in each color: red, blue, and green.
Product Features
Sequence Playing Chips, Game Instructions
Sudoku Humor
At 85 years, Morris, a Sudoku addict, marries a lovely 25 year old woman who shares his love for Sudoku. The couple decide to solve a Sudoku puzzle together, every night, before going to their separate bedrooms to sleep.
After the wedding festivities as the bride prepares to go to bed a knock comes on the door, and there is her groom ready to solve that Sudoku puzzle. They crack it about twenty minutes later, whereupon he takes his leave of her and she prepares to go to sleep for the night. After a few minutes there’s a knock on the door and there old Morris is again ready for one more Sudoku puzzle. Ten minutes later, she is close to sleep, for the second time when there is another knock at the door and there he is again fresh as a 25 year old and ready for one more Sudoku.
Eight minutes later, with the puzzle solved, the young bride says to him, “I am really impressed that a man your age has so much passion for Sudoku. Guys less than half your age don’t have such stamina for solving Sudoku……you’re truly a Sudoku addict, Morris.” Morris looks confused, and turns to her and says, “Was I already here?”
Answers to Riddles
Riddle # 1
Veinilla!
Riddle # 2
On a ‘Claus’ line!
Riddle # 3
Mississippi!
Riddle # 4
Tulips (two lips)!
Riddle # 5
Microsoft!
Riddle # 6
We make perfect cents!
Riddle # 7
He heard a mouse came with it!
Last Week’s Solutions
Sudoku for Beginners: Puzzle # 1
Sudoku for Buffs: Puzzle # 1
Math Puzzle
Answer:The mothers worked between 7 hours and 18 minutes and 12 hours and 15 minutes on an average.
Now considering the total number of mothers is equal to 100.
Then considering the minimum amount they would work we can say for mother’s working in different categories as follows: 10 + 120 + 300 + 300 = 730 hours are worked by 100 mothers. So the average is 7.30 hours.
Now considering the maximum they could have worked assuming 25 hours is the maximum we have 50 + 200 + 600 + 375 = 1225 hours by 100 mothers.
So, 12.25 hours on an average.
So, they worked between 7 hours and 18 minutes and 12 hours and 15 minutes on an average.
# Word Puzzle
Anagrams
Answers:
1. Finding Nemo
2. A Bug’s Life
3. The Lion King
4. Monsters Inc
5. The Little Mermaid
# Word Logic
Answer:
Chess
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