“The best way to predict the future is to create it.” — Peter F. Drucker
Archive for March, 2010
Cryptoquote Spoiler – 03/31/10
Published March 31, 2010 Entertainment , Games , Language Leave a CommentTags: Codes, Cryptoquote, Peter F. Drucker, Puzzles, quotes, Word Games
Jumble Spoiler – 03/31/10
Published March 31, 2010 Entertainment , Games , Language Leave a CommentTags: daily jumble, doazic, jumble solution, Puzzles, Word Games
Visual Description: Father scolding his pyromaniac child.
MYALD = MADLY, BLONE = NOBLE, DOAZIC = ZODIAC, PINGAY = PAYING — Giving us: MDBLZIAANG
Clue/Question: When he caught junior playing with matches, Dad was . . .
Answer: BLAZING MAD
(Not too tough, today.) — YUR
Cryptoquote Spoiler – 03/30/10
Published March 30, 2010 Entertainment , Games , Language Leave a CommentTags: Codes, Cryptoquote, Dolly Parton, Puzzles, quotes, Word Games
“The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain.” — Dolly Parton
(Very appropriate for those of us in the Northeast United States, today! I just wonder if Dolly was influenced in any way by another old Country standard. “I beg your pardon. I never promised you a rose garden. Along with the sunshine, there’s got to be a little rain sometimes.” That’s alright, ma’am. I’m sure that when that someone was taking your quote you had to tell him: Hey, bub! My eyes are up here!) ;~) — YUR
Jumble Spoiler – 03/30/10
Published March 30, 2010 Entertainment , Games , Language 3 CommentsTags: daily jumble, jumble solution, Puzzles, shatam, Word Games
Visual Description: An apprentice learning about the power of knowledge.
REWAY = WEARY, EWTTE = TWEET, SHATAM = ASTHMA, NEXETT = EXTENT — Giving us: WATWASHTT
Clue/Question: A good electrician knows this.
Answer: WHAT‘S WATT
(WATT probably should have had quotation marks around it. If they had switched the order of the clue jumble words – TWEET then WEARY, EXTENT then ASTHMA – the answer letters might have been a little less obvious. As it is it wasn’t much of a challenge today.) — YUR
Cryptoquote Spoiler – 03/29/10
Published March 29, 2010 Entertainment , Games , Language 1 CommentTags: Codes, Cryptoquote, Puzzles, quotes, Word Games
“Vacation is what you take when you can’t take what you’ve been taking any longer.” — Source Unknown
Bonus Quote: “The fate of love is that it always seems too little or too much.” — Amelia Edith Barr
(Ain’t it the truth?!!) — YUR
Jumble Spoiler – 03/29/10
Published March 29, 2010 Entertainment , Games , Language Leave a CommentTags: daily jumble, jumble solution, poshin, Puzzles, Word Games
Visual Description: Substitute dentist working on a patient.
IVGLI = VIGIL, FEROC = FORCE, POSHIN = SIPHON, NYFLOD = FONDLY — Giving us: ILFEINDL
Clue/Question: What the associate did when the regular dentist went on vacation.
Answer: “FILLED” IN
(Pretty ho-hum today, huh? Maybe we’ll be challenged tomorrow.) — YUR
Sunday Cryptoquote Spoiler – 03/28/10
Published March 28, 2010 Entertainment , Games , Language Leave a CommentTags: Codes, Cryptoquote, Eric Hoffer, Puzzles, quotes, Word Games
“When people are free to do as they please, they usually imitate each other.” — Eric Hoffer
(Just one of life’s little ironies?) — YUR
Sunday Jumble Spoiler – 03/28/10
Published March 28, 2010 Entertainment , Games , Language Leave a CommentTags: amowed, daily jumble, jumble solution, nerkub, Puzzles, Word Games
Visual Description: An oil rig scene from “Undercover Boss”.
HINEAL = INHALE, SHEERY = HERESY, NERKUB = BUNKER, THROME = MOTHER, AMOWED = MEADOW, TANEBE = BEATEN — Giving us: INHSBEMHEAWAT
Clue/Question: Why the oil baron didn’t show his wealth.
Answer: IT WAS BENEATH HIM
(I had some trouble with INHALE, BUNKER and MEADOW. The answer came very easily for me. Enjoy the rest of the weekend!) — YUR
Cryptoquote Spoiler – 03/27/10
Published March 27, 2010 Entertainment , Games , Language Leave a CommentTags: Albert Einstein, Codes, Cryptoquote, Puzzles, quotes, Word Games
“We can’t solve problems using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.” — Albert Einstein
(Having the ability to change your kind of thinking is the tricky part. It’s one of those things that is easier said than done.) — YUR
Jumble Spoiler – 03/27/10
Published March 27, 2010 Entertainment , Games , Language Leave a CommentTags: calpea, daily jumble, gobet, jumble solution, Puzzles, Word Games
Visual Description: An over-ordering wealthy gourmand.
NOOLC = COLON, GOBET = BEGOT, CALPEA = PALACE, RYLURF = FLURRY — Giving us: CNEOPCELUR
Clue/Question: Sometimes opulence can lead to this.
Answer: CORPULENCE
(Three good ones in a row! I thought yesterday’s was the toughest, but based on the daily number of hits Thursday’s was the most looked up. Maybe it’s just because people have better things to do with their Fridays, because I’m still seeing queries into yesterday’s answer. — Happy Birthday to my beautiful, bouncing *baby* boy! Derek turns 23 today! I can still remember dancing him to sleep. Like it was just yesterday.) — YUR
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