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"To climb the pole or the branch?" That is the confusing question!
ABC's and 123's Q is for Question
Our property has many tall, old trees that provide refuge for a family of seven squirrels. They have been coming to the yard daily through good weather and bad. No bird feeder deters them! Their motto seems to be, "If there's a will, there's a way!" So, we have daily entertainment for free!
In case you're wondering what became of Scooby Doo, Shaggy, and the rest of the gang - they're alive and well in Long Beach, Washington.
Well, at least their van is...
In case anyone is looking for a person to come in with creative solutions and unique problem solving skills, Bruno is now doing work on a contract basis. Fees and payment schedule negotiable.
His problem solving skills are about average for a golden retriever puppy. Not always successful, but happy to be at the party.
The Travel Agent stands out a little, but I can live with it. I may disassemble it eventually and paint the body black.
The Travel Agent lets you use road brake levers with mountain bike calipers, by effectively doubling the amount of cable pull. It's far cheaper than going to road calipers, and if I ever go back to flat bars, I can just keep using the same brakes.
Brake feel at the levers is basically every bit as good as it was before, with pretty smooth modulation. Same goes for feel at the 'cross levers.
Occasionally I post a chart or poster, related to my faith. This is one of those times. Thanks for looking.
Here's the main text from the poster: When a problem rears its head, if I can fix it, I should. But if I can't, any time I spend trying to figure out what caused it, or how to fix it, takes away from praying about it, and emphasizes the problem, rather than the Problem Solver.
Note the size of the word "problem" vs. that of "Problem Solver."
Ricky Trione visits the home of his hero, Helen Keller, at Ivy Green, in Tuscumbia, Alabama. November 2009.
A construction workers practical answer to the problem of a missing button on his Jeans waist band.
You really do need to have a man with this clarity of vision and problem solving ability with materials immediately to hand working for you and not the opposition.
.@Awon1988 & @hookedonphonikz feat. ADaD - Problem Solver | bit.ly/1RzTvwG
#ProblemSolver bit.ly/1Wgrbq3 | Plaincut |
The common raven in Yellowstone National Park is more than a scavenger—it’s a brilliant, playful, and deeply social bird that shares a remarkable relationship with wolves and the wild landscape.
These sleek, black corvids (Corvus corax) are among the most intelligent birds in the world, and Yellowstone offers a front-row seat to their complex behaviors, ecological roles, and even cultural significance.
• Problem Solvers: Ravens can use tools, mimic sounds, and solve puzzles. Researchers have documented their ability to plan, deceive, and even play.
• Social Bonds: They form long-term pair bonds and engage in cooperative behaviors, including aerial acrobatics and games like tug-of-war with sticks or hide.
• Communication: Ravens use a wide range of vocalizations and body language. Some calls may even alert wolves to carcasses.
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~Sonja
“No one has yet realized the wealth of sympathy, the kindness and generosity hidden in the soul of a child. The effort of every true education should be to unlock that treasure.”
Emma Goldman
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Quebec Building Art I spotted last week & found most appropriate for what's happening in the Big Easy: 09_05
“The Constitution of the United States was made not merely for the generation that then existed, but for posterity- unlimited, undefined, endless, perpetual posterity”
Henry Clay
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A problem solver, not a problem creator.
My 11 year old son saluting the flag at Fort Clinch.
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I bought this bag all prepped like this - it's not my hack, except for the crown mount.
I never seem to get the heavy lifters names correct... Is this a C-5 or a C-17. Originally I had guessed wrong but problemsolver solved the problem and correctly identified for me that this in fact is a C-5. Thanks!
Like a bunch of my shots this was pure luck! Man I love digital. "click click click click" and hopefully at least one shot turned out. With the total number of shots I take these days on my annual pilgrimage to Oshkosh I'm happy I'm not shooting film anymore!