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While in a balloon floating stationary off the coast of France, I dropped two wine bottles over the side. If one was empty and the other full, which hit the ground first?
Answer next week! Six drinking glasses stand in a row, with the first three full of water and the next three empty. By handling and moving only one glass at a time, how can you arrange the six glasses so that no full glass stands next to another full glass, and no empty glass stands next to an empty glass. What is the minimum number of moves to solve this puzzle? The answer: The problem can be solved by moving one glass. Simply pick up the middle one of the full glasses, pour the water into the middle one of the empty glasses, and return the glass to its original position. |
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Click on WIN for a listing of events for the Wisconsin Innovation Network. For stimulating high tech discussions, NEW NET meets at 7:00 PM every Tuesday night at The Atlanta Bread Company, 650 N. Casaloma Drive, Appleton. It’s right by the Fox River Mall. There’s free wireless so bring your laptop. Pulp and Paper TAPPI/PIMA Student Summit, January 17—19, Sandestin Golf & Beach Resort, Destin, FL EXFOR 2009, February 3—4, Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal AF&PA Annual Paperweek, arch 22—24, Waldorf—Astoria, New York Tissue World Americas, March 23—26, Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Beach , FL Nonwovens Filtration 2008, December 9—11, Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia The Future of Wipes, December 10—12, Doubletree Atlanta Buckhead, Atlanta Vision 2009 Consumer Products Conference, January 26—29, Sheraton New Orleans
Click on the link to read Mak’s article, Hydrogen Bonding’s Potential for Airlaid Webs, Published in the Summer 2006 Issue of Nonwovens World, (Volume 15, No. 3) |
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