"Under the Table" - July 9, 2021
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Stumped. So enjoying the Muggle bon homie here with Isaac. Thinking of having me some moonshine…
The stump of a beloved maple tree makes the perfect seat to enjoy the yellow Moonshine yarrow( right), white foxglove and red West Elkton peony nearby.
6/26/21 photo
The stump of a beloved maple tree makes the perfect seat to enjoy the yellow Moonshine yarrow( right), white foxglove and red West Elkton peony nearby.
6/26/21 photo
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- Mister Squawk
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Ashore.
Was this easy? Sure, once you've solved it. You have the pieces, it's just a question of how they connect.
And FWIW I liked the different mechanisms involved, and how each was required.
Was this easy? Sure, once you've solved it. You have the pieces, it's just a question of how they connect.
And FWIW I liked the different mechanisms involved, and how each was required.
- HeadinHome
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Ugghhhh…. I don’t see it I don’t see it I don’t see it….
(Edit: got it now. Out of my misery.)
(Edit: got it now. Out of my misery.)
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The other Wendy.
- auee89
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Right there with you! The longer I stay with Isaac, I may truly end up under the table. Hope that's not a spoiler - no clue!HeadinHome wrote: ↑Fri Jul 09, 2021 11:24 am Ugghhhh…. I don’t see it I don’t see it I don’t see it….
Kevin
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On the beach at the beach! Greetings from Litchfield Beach, SC!
- Kas
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Grid. Check.
Meta...not so much. Waiting for inspiration...
So that's technically "off the ship and comfortably settled in the lifeboat, but..."
Meta...not so much. Waiting for inspiration...
So that's technically "off the ship and comfortably settled in the lifeboat, but..."
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Here comes Bob again - Not to worry -- he'll be back ----Bob cruise director wrote: ↑Fri Jul 09, 2021 9:19 am@whimsy Claudia - for the first time in almost 50 years of growing, I have rabbits eating my rose bushes - leaves and buds of the newer ones. And I blame your pictures. My plan is to catch them in my havahart trap and bring them to Hopkinton.
(Takes a tough man to wear a bunny on his jacket.)
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- mntlblok
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Aha. More than one mechanism. . .Mister Squawk wrote: ↑Fri Jul 09, 2021 11:06 am Ashore.
Was this easy? Sure, once you've solved it. You have the pieces, it's just a question of how they connect.
And FWIW I liked the different mechanisms involved, and how each was required.
And, apparently more than two. . .
- HunterX
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Who knows? Maybe... just MAYBE... he's been fooling us all along, posting that he's done when he has an inkling of the answer, knowing he'll have it in a few seconds.Bob cruise director wrote: ↑Fri Jul 09, 2021 9:33 am@miki @Al Sisti What is even more impressive is that it did not appear on the WSJ page until 3 minutes after 4. I barely had time to get the topic open before Al posted - I want a video of Al solving some time
Or minutes.
Or hours....
For the record, I would NEVER suggest that of Al, unless as a joke. As this is. Too many others get the answer almost as quickly. And some weeks Al actually DOESN'T get it for a couple of days. That always makes me feel like there's hope for me getting quick at these. (Last week was quick, actually.) I just don't start the puzzle until Friday evening these days. And, frankly, I like to savor the "a... HA!" moment. Looking forward to starting this one later today.
- Bob cruise director
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Good Friday morning Muggles
We have an interesting challenge from Mr. Shenk that some find as a Kas 1 and others as a Kas 4. For those that are new KasDeCarvalho (post 127 this week) created this scale several years ago (posted in Come Aboard/FAQ's - Community/Solving Resources) and it still is valid
And we welcome our newest muggle - Cuse (a Syracuse grad perhaps?)
So far we have 16 on the ship and 72 on the shore.
We have an interesting challenge from Mr. Shenk that some find as a Kas 1 and others as a Kas 4. For those that are new KasDeCarvalho (post 127 this week) created this scale several years ago (posted in Come Aboard/FAQ's - Community/Solving Resources) and it still is valid
And we welcome our newest muggle - Cuse (a Syracuse grad perhaps?)
So far we have 16 on the ship and 72 on the shore.
Bob Stevens
Cruise Director
Cruise Director
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Done - I start every one of these thinking I'm lost at sea, and slowly the synapsis go off!
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I know that I personally have never seen Al Sisti and Mike Shenk in the same place at the same time... Just sayin'!*HunterX wrote: ↑Fri Jul 09, 2021 11:59 amWho knows? Maybe... just MAYBE... he's been fooling us all along, posting that he's done when he has an inkling of the answer, knowing he'll have it in a few seconds.Bob cruise director wrote: ↑Fri Jul 09, 2021 9:33 am@miki @Al Sisti What is even more impressive is that it did not appear on the WSJ page until 3 minutes after 4. I barely had time to get the topic open before Al posted - I want a video of Al solving some time
Or minutes.
Or hours....
For the record, I would NEVER suggest that of Al, unless as a joke. As this is. Too many others get the answer almost as quickly. And some weeks Al actually DOESN'T get it for a couple of days. That always makes me feel like there's hope for me getting quick at these. (Last week was quick, actually.) I just don't start the puzzle until Friday evening these days. And, frankly, I like to savor the "a... HA!" moment. Looking forward to starting this one later today.
*Disclaimer: I've never met either one of these esteemed gentlemen, so I've certainly never met them in the same place at the same time.
I don't have anything clever to say, but if I did, it would go here.
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Finally back on the beach after staying on the boat for a few weeks.
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Onshore (pretty sure) after several weeks. Hellllooo, cabana boy! Too early for alcohol (alas). Think I’ll kick back and watch the men’s semis at Wimbledon.
“I cannot and will not cut my conscience to fit this year’s fashions”. Lillian Hellman
- HunterX
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And we have a new "A-HA!" moment?hoover wrote: ↑Fri Jul 09, 2021 12:20 pmI know that I personally have never seen Al Sisti and Mike Shenk in the same place at the same time... Just sayin'!*HunterX wrote: ↑Fri Jul 09, 2021 11:59 amWho knows? Maybe... just MAYBE... he's been fooling us all along, posting that he's done when he has an inkling of the answer, knowing he'll have it in a few seconds.Bob cruise director wrote: ↑Fri Jul 09, 2021 9:33 am
@miki @Al Sisti What is even more impressive is that it did not appear on the WSJ page until 3 minutes after 4. I barely had time to get the topic open before Al posted - I want a video of Al solving some time
Or minutes.
Or hours....
For the record, I would NEVER suggest that of Al, unless as a joke. As this is.
*Disclaimer: I've never met either one of these esteemed gentlemen, so I've certainly never met them in the same place at the same time.
- Mulligan
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I'm still hanging with Isaac. I found the grid to be lively and very clean for a meta. No fill that looks obviously shoehorned in to give me a hint of where the meta lies. I'll continue pondering for a while...
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