Black Pearls

I have a fish pond that has koi and goldfish and today I found a bunch of black pearl strings around the plants. Anyone have an idea as to what they are?

Toad eggs probably. Toads lay eggs in strands, while frogs lay them in clumps.

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every single time i go to the black market, it says that the black pearl is out of stock. i really want to create some of my coats so wat do i do?

The black pearl is rarely in stock, it can go up to 4-5 months and it won’t be in stock. The best way to be prepared is to have 4 passes saved up and your coat design ready so that you can be one of the first to buy it, as they go out of stock quickly. So really, you can’t do much right now.

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Really random question. I was bored and ended up watching a few episodes of Kitchen Nightmares. Anyways, I saw the Black Pearl episode and was just wondering how the state of the restaurant is now? Also, anyone know what happened to David? I would love to personally see him and kick him in the nuts.

It was closed down

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I wanted to buy new wedges and tried the chrome and loved it but couldn’t find one the right style in chrome. I found a lot in black pearl and wanted to know the difference.

ones black and ones chrome

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Find the solution for the following: Two robbers steal a valuable necklace of black and white pearls. There are even numbers of white and Black Pearls in the necklace. The pearls are evenly spaced, however, the colors are not necessarily alternating or even symmetric.

Provide a convincing argument that no matter what the necklace looks like, it is always possible to cut it into two pieces each having half the black and half the white pearls.

consider a vertical diametrical cut AB [imaginary]
from top to bottom in between beads

let us focus on one colour, say white pearls and on one half,
say clockwise between A & B [ THE half ]

suppose THE half contains less than half the white pearls
it is obvious that if the imaginary cut is rotated through 180°,
THE half will now contain more than half the white pearls

rotate the cut clockwise bead by bead [ a MOVE]

a MOVE may result in
(a) no change [ 0 decrease in deficit]
(b) an increase in deficit [ -1 decrease in deficit]
(c) a decrease in deficit [ 1 decrease in deficit]

one MOVE can reduce the deficit by a MAXIMUM of one,
so it follows that in moving from a deficit state to a surplus state,
there has to be a cut where there is neither deficit nor surplus

make the imaginary cut real at this point !

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and if so, does anyone have a lo-fat recipe? (or just a regular one, if you have one)

Probably, although it seems harder to eat.

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