FROM Hari Om Adhikari
Tucson, Arizona
Eddies of dust swirled in my
half-bright room,
As usual, embracing the pain and cursing
my own life,
I have begun another gloomy day.....
Pain has become a significant
friend of mine,
with every breath I take,
a new pain embraces me,
with every tear-drops I shed,
an essence of pain emerges..
Happiness is an impossible
mission to me,
All the jolly moments,
I have experienced..
has faded away ...
in the dark clouds of sadness..
the only thing I can elucidate is ...
my misery and despair.
Everything around me is a bunkum,
agile minded, selfish people:
they are more sympathetic than me,
you know why?
because I can embrace pain by myself,
can croon a sentimental tune
about my sufferings,
which they cannot....do
This is my aphorism,
a long experience from
the sleepless nights
due to anxiety
more importantly ...it is
the pain that has
embraced me
and me living a
life ...embracing pain...
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MATHEMATICAL CHALLANGE ONE (A)
Do you know that there are infinitely many integers x and y satisfying the equation (Note that the last 2 in each number represent square, eg. x2 means x squared, 2092 means 209 squared)
3.x2 + 1 = y2
Namely, 3.02 + 1 = 12
3.12 + 1 = 22
3.42 + 1 = 72
3.152 + 1 = 262
3.562 + 1 = 972
3.2092 + 1 = 3622
3.7802 + 1 = 13512
3.29112 + 1 = 50422
3.108642 + 1 = 188172
Can you give any values of x and y satisfying the above equations other than given above. If you can, mail your answer at mailtoknsharma505 @ gmail.com.
KAPIL
3.x2 + 1 = y2
Namely, 3.02 + 1 = 12
3.12 + 1 = 22
3.42 + 1 = 72
3.152 + 1 = 262
3.562 + 1 = 972
3.2092 + 1 = 3622
3.7802 + 1 = 13512
3.29112 + 1 = 50422
3.108642 + 1 = 188172
Can you give any values of x and y satisfying the above equations other than given above. If you can, mail your answer at mailtoknsharma505 @ gmail.com.
KAPIL
MATHEMATICAL CHALLANGE ONE : HOW A PRISONER CAN ESCAPE?
Once there were four prisoners accused of committing a crime. Their jail was full and there was no way that the jailer could accommodate them, so he decided to throw one puzzle at them. If any one of them could answer the puzzle correctly, all four of them would be released. Otherwise, all would be put in the jail.
Each prisoner was given a hat which was either black or red. Three of them were kept in a row and the fourth was kept in a separate room. The jailer explained that there were two black hats and two red hats. Each one in the row could see the hat on the head of the prisoner in front of him but not his own or of the prisoner behind him. The one in the separate room could neither see nor be seen by others .They could not communicate with each other and when they speak they have to speak either red or black. They were given 30 minutes to discuss among themselves how they might escape the punishment. The question is, how the prisoners escape?
KAPIL
Each prisoner was given a hat which was either black or red. Three of them were kept in a row and the fourth was kept in a separate room. The jailer explained that there were two black hats and two red hats. Each one in the row could see the hat on the head of the prisoner in front of him but not his own or of the prisoner behind him. The one in the separate room could neither see nor be seen by others .They could not communicate with each other and when they speak they have to speak either red or black. They were given 30 minutes to discuss among themselves how they might escape the punishment. The question is, how the prisoners escape?
KAPIL
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