Is anybody back there? Just wondering
if my posts are being swined all up,
as pearls would be, or if any others
actually see them...

I picked up a book this morning.
Fermats Enigma; I looked at the cover
both front and back, and I noticed
the following cute little things...
You all know the equation well,
so no need to review that...
I found two translations
of the equation into
major major truth:

These two solutions are true:

Lower all powers,
or
Lift the Plus.

Either way will do, to multiply.
Seven words, for seventh grade,
tis the way Plus and Times are made.

In more humorous detail,

xn + yn = zn : all powers lowered.
x^n * y^n = z^n : the plus Lifted up!

The independence of n in both translations
of Fermasts last equation yield many many
particular solutions... the monotonicity
may be noticed by some scholars, as well as,
and this is subtle, the "adjacency", of
multiply to plus, and of multiply to power...
where though, the famous wiley equation
has a gap in between, which makes
quite nearly impossible, for solving.

So call Andrew, and tell him: I found the answer.
Just rotate that middle symbol, the Plus, on the left.
Rotate forty five degrees, and then, when amended,
the equation he was working on, shall be well!

Seriously though, they are very useful,
for illuminating some deepness,
in the seventh grade.

This then is my Valentines Day gift
to all future high math teachers.