Showing posts with label weekend. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weekend. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
Glam Girl Weekend Lust List
Glam Girl Weekend Lust List
First, let me preface this list by saying that these items arent meant to all go together and be worn at the same time—a fine cacophony that would make! Theyre just random items Ive drooled over this week. Some are selling out, so I didnt want to wait until I could post each in a comprehensive and complementary "collection" of links and risk anyone missing out :) Have a glam weekend, girls!
  $375 Milly Francesca Floral Dress   $895 Giuseppe Zanotti E26101 Alba  $1245 Dolce & Gabbana Small Miss Sicily Top Handle Bag   $475 YSL Patent Zip Wallet   $70 Swash Candys Palace iPhone 4 case |
Available link for download
Saturday, January 28, 2017
Great puzzles for your warm summer weekend
Great puzzles for your warm summer weekend
We have a new serious puzzle solver - Alin. Make sure you check the puzzles early in the morning or late at night before mysterious Alin gets to them. Rachel T, Amy and Alin solved at least 3 puzzles each and qualified for a special prize. All the winners, please email me your addresses to ship the prizes to.
Three friends
Three friends want to buy a house that costs $520,000 together. All friends have the same salaries. First one promised to contribute one half of his salary to the house purchase, second friend promised one third of his salary, and third friend one fourth of his salary. How much was given by each friend?
Click to submit or read the answer.
Two rich friends
One friend is saying to another: "If you give me $100, I will be twice richer than you." To this, second friend replied: "If you give me $10, I will be six times richer than you." How much each of the friends has? (from the old Russian puzzle book)
Click to submit or read the answer.
Half confusion
Half of the half of this number is equal to half. What is the number?
Click to submit or read the answer.
Popsicle Sticks
You have gathered 22 Popsicle sticks. How can you use them to mark a rectangle of the largest area, without breaking the sticks?
Click to submit or read the answer.
Kids and Oranges
Can you divide 5 oranges between 6 kids so that you would not need to cut any orange into more than 3 parts?
Click to submit or read the answer.
Next Number
What number comes next in the sequence 1 2 6 42 1806?
Why?
Puzzle submitted by Ola M.
Click to submit or read the answer.
Math is everywhere. We encounter it when organizing a closet, at the preschool drop-off, preparing for a prom and swinging at the playground, while watching TV, shopping, relocating, or simply joking. Just look around. Share with us your own Math Adventure Story. The author of the most unusual math adventure story will get a prize! See all the currently submitted stories and share your story here.
Available link for download
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)