Rod Mac

An art gallery features a modern work of 'moving art'. The artist stands by a stack of paintings, each featuring a different number. One of the paintings is displayed on the wall.

At certain times the artist removes the painting from the wall and replaces it with a painting from the stack.

At 11am, the artist hangs a painting of the number 30.

At 4pm he hangs a painting of number 240.

At 7.30pm he hangs a painting of number 315.

What painting does the artist hang at 9.20pm?

Why do so many people simply IGNORE the CORRECT answers when they ask a question on this program??

1901 D of QV

1902 L of H and G by E E

1903 F F of the W B

1904 P P by J M B

1905 C-B as P M

1906 S F E and F

1907 S of A-R-E

1908 D L-G as C of the E

1909 P R the N P

1910 A of G V

1911 A R the S P

1912 S of T

1913 W W as P

1914 A of A F F at S

1915 G L

1916 B of the S

1917 R R

1918 E of F W W

1919 L N A is F W M P

1920 P in USA

Has anyone seen this?

On Microsoft Word

Select 'WINGDINGS' from Font

Select UpperCase

Use Large size e.g. 16

Type Q33NY

(CallSign of First Airliner that Hit the World Trade Centre on 9/11/2001)

A man has a 7-link Belcher chain

(Similar in appearance to paper link Xmas decoration)

He needs the service of a labourer for 7 days at a fee of one gold link per day.

However, each day of work needs to be paid for separately.

In other words, the worker must be paid each day after working and if the labourer is ever overpaid he will quit with the extra money.

Also he will never allow himself to be owed a link.

What is the fewest number of cuts to the chain to facilitate this arrangement and how does that guarantee payment?

(The more the chain is broken/fixed the less valuable it becomes)

The Problem:

You have 12 balls identical in size and appearance but 1 is an odd weight (could be either light or heavy).

You have a set of (balance) scales which will give 3 possible readings: Left = Right, Left > Right or Left < Right (ie Left and Right have equal weight, Left is Heavier, or Left is Lighter).

You have only 3 chances to weigh the balls in any combination using the scales. Determine which ball is the odd one and if it's heavier or lighter than the rest. How do you do it?

Please - Is anyone able to direct me to a PC Driver (Free - No Charge) for my "SAGEM Mobile Phone Camera - my401v" ? -

Thank you in advance... :-)

A numismatist (coin collector) decides to divide his coin collection between his children.

The oldest gets 1/2 of the collection,

the next gets 1/4, the next gets 1/5,

and the youngest gets the remaining 49 coins.

How many coins are in the collection?

1.)What is the only sport where left-handed play is banned?

2.)Which one word describes a book title by Frederick Forsyth, a class of British escort carrier and a role played by Diana Rigg in the 1960s?

3.)Former Big Brother contestant Jade Goody believed which area of the UK was abroad?

4.)Name the planned rail service that will carry spectators from central London to the Olympic Park in 7 minutes.

5.)Gracie Fields owned a villa on which island?

6.)What is the musical term for “quick or lively”?

7.)Which one word describes a Yorkshire TV documentary series of the 1970s, a space shuttle, and a number one album by ELO?

8.)What name is specifically given to a Mediterranean wind that comes from the Sahara reaching hurricane speeds in North Africa and Southern Europe?

9.)In rowing, what is the name of the short-sleeved T-shirt with a front opening, where opening & sleeve ends are trimmed in the club's colours?

10.)Which animal has varieties called trapdoor & chinese bird?

As my birthday approaches; each year; I start to collect leaves - a little bizarre perhaps, but I enjoy it!

On the first day of the month I collect one leaf, on the second day I collect two and so on.

So by my birthday I have collected 276 leaves altogether.

On which day of the month is my birthday?

Do question setters ever really LEARN from the variety of answers given - particularly when asking towards help with Homework; Maths; science etc?

I have Reviewed many of the Questions that I have answered and found that:

Either the Voting results in a Blatantly INCORRECT answer being accepted

OR

God Forbid!! - The asker has accepted a WRONG Answer...

I ask AGAIN - Does it really matter???

If Boston is east of New York, cross out the A's.

If not, cross out the R's.

If Paris is south of New York, cross out the O's.

If not, cross out the I's.

If Sri Lanka is in Asia, cross out the B's and U's.

If not, cross out the C's.

The remaining letters will tell you if you have the right answer.

C A A O I I A B U R R I A U E I B B C I A U T

Banana,

Dresser,

Grammar,

Potato,

Revive,

Uneven,

Assess.

http://freeweb.siol.net/danej/riverIQGame.swf

Here is a translation of the 'Rules'

River IQ Game Description

See if you can solve this puzzle. Find a way to move this group of people across the river.

+ Only 2 persons on the raft at a time.

+ The father cannot stay with any of the daughters without their mother's presence.

+ The mother cannot stay with any of the sons without their father's presence.

+ The thief (striped shirt) cannot stay with any family member if the Policeman is not there.

+ Only the Father, Mother and the Policeman know how to operate the raft.

Game Tips

1. To start, click on the big! blue circle on the right.

2. To move the people, click on them.

3. To move the raft, click on the pole on the opposite side of the river.

Below you will find 10 well-known seven letter words, with only their endings remaining. Can you determine the words?

....igy

....aoh

....erg

....ynx

....lth

....mox

....ovy

....esh

....awe

....ipt

An Arab sheikh is old and must will his fortune to one of his two sons.

He makes a proposition. His two sons will ride their camels in a race, and whichever camel crosses the finish line last will win the fortune for its owner.

During the race, the two brothers wander aimlessly for days, neither willing to cross the finish line. In desperation, they ask a wise man for advice.

He tells them something; then the brothers leap onto the camels and charge toward the finish line.

What did the wise man say?

When does 'HELP' Cease Being HELP -

And become DOING THE Whole Problem for Our Beloved Lazy "Last Minute Wonders"?

Once upon a time, and old lady went to sell her vast quantity of eggs at the local market.

When asked how many she had, she replied:

Son, I can't count past 100 but I know that.

If you divide the number of eggs by 2 there will be one egg left.

If you divide the number of eggs by 3 there will be one egg left.

If you divide the number of eggs by 4 there will be one egg left.

If you divide the number of eggs by 5 there will be one egg left.

If you divide the number of eggs by 6 there will be one egg left.

If you divide the number of eggs by 7 there will be one egg left.

If you divide the number of eggs by 8 there will be one egg left.

If you divide the number of eggs by 9 there will be one egg left.

If you divide the number of eggs by 10 there will be one egg left.

Finally. If you divide the Number of eggs by 11 there will be NO EGGS left!

How many eggs did the old lady have?

There are 4 persons named One,Two,Five,Ten. they want to cross a bridge, late at night, WITH a lamp.

Maximum of two persons are allowed at a time to cross that bridge. the time taken by each person to cross the bridge is equivalent to their name.

i.e. One takes 1 minutes, Two takes 2 minutes, Five takes 5 minutes and Ten takes 10 minutes to cross the bridge. if two people walk simultaneously then the time taken is the maximum of both,i.e if Five and Ten go together then it will take 10 minutes to cross the bridge.

Also, REMEMBER, Each crossing must include somebody Carrying the lamp

What is the lowest time in which all the four persons will have crossed the bridge?

Yesterday is History;

Tomorrow is a Mystery;

Be thankful for Today; a Gift

After all, we do call it The Present.

What do you think?