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To: Patrick Slevin who wrote (1578)	12/14/1997 3:07:00 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3391

But anyway, your logic breaks down when you say the Norwegian owns the hourse(sic). I never said that. I said "11 and 14 means blue house has a horse, and must be Ukranian (since Spaniard has a dog)". Work through the problem in the order I said and it should be very easy. Here's the whole chart: 1,2,3,4,5 yellow,blue,ivory,green,red Norwegian,Ukranian,Spanish,Japanese,English fox,horse,dog,zebra,snails water,tea,oj,coffee,milk hamburger,spam,subs,KFC,pizza I eat logic puzzles for breakfast. Maybe that's why I'm a programmer. Foreign language, now that's a different story. If you want a really good challenge, go back to the steel ball problem. When I was done I searched the net for the "answer". All I found was a couple of sites that said "if you solve this problem we really want to talk to you" and "there's no trick here, you just have to work through it". BTW, I sent my answer to both sites. The first guy works at "Edward Isaacs & Co" in NYC. He faxed me back "Why don't you tell me something about yourself" to which I have not yet responded (I hope its not a marketing trick; I'll let you know). Regardless, I would be interested if Tech would post the "book" answer. - Jeff