Cryptoquote Spoiler – 03/02/16

Life-size statue of John Wesley on the campus of Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, KY, USA. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

“Do all the good you can.  By all the means you can.  In all the ways you can.”   —   John Wesley

(I think old John would fit in very nicely at Uncleraves Wordy Weblog!  Someone get him on the phone!  LOL!  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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Jumble Spoiler – 03/02/16

Visual Description:  Interest in hard hat history.

PEMOT  =  TEMPO,  VENOL  =  NOVEL,  CTILHG  =  GLITCH,  FIRFAT  =  TARIFF   —   Giving us:  TENVGIRI

Clue/Question:  The documentary about the history of skyscrapers was – – –

Solid rivets (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Answer:  RIVETING

Photograph of a Workman on the Framework of the Empire State Building. Many structural workers are above middle-age. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

(Lots of great photos of 1930s skyscraper construction!  I seem to remember a lot of the construction people being Native American, lots of Mohawk, but I’m sure there were a wide variety ethnicities involved.  Tough work!  Hey, we have another new clue word today, in “tariff”.  The ralis95 clue word database continues to expand!  And, guess what?  All of today’s jumbles came up as new.  Pretty cool.  The answer letter layout was another dandy jumble.  It did not give anything away.  The cartoon shows a documentary of a tandem of riveters, presumably joining two different beams, with a hot rivet.  One skywalker is the bracer, and the other is the hammerer.  I don’t know if that’s their official names, but that’s what I call them.  Kind of strange that yesterday’s Jumble showed a guy with a Mohawk haircut, and today’s shows a job that has largely been held by a history of Mohawk construction workers.  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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