Sudoku Puzzles

The very tough puzzle of February 20, 2007 is the subject of a blog magazine. The first page of my analysis of that diabolicaly tough puzzle is currently available. The balance of the pages will become available as they are finished. The proof that will be presented is a notch beyond trivial.
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Beautiful black swans!

mAen! 7:51 The Swan Lake, Act I, Dance of the Black Swans, Allegro

Good morning to all! I've seen this before on Anne's page I think. Nice photo.

Snowing here...6:29

Okay, Greg, I'll post a comment. I took this on the Harbour in Albany on the way to the Gap and Natural Bridge. The Black Swan is on the WA flag.

Swans enjoying swiming on quite water.
Nice picture.
Good mAen to all.

Good Morning All - Maybe some sun today!!! I hope

A picture of elegance!

Love swans

Perhaps, it was an ugly duckling prior to being this beautiful swan.

7.39 a great time for me

Good maEn!
Swans... they are known for being faithful to their parters, that most of them choose for life. (Or may be it's just a beautiful legend?).
So, I guess it is a couple, and a family friend?

Sorry, of course 'partners'

Good mAen, very easy one today

I did it again without using the possibilities. Either the puzzles are getting easier or I'm getting the hang of it!

Greg, I've been working on trying to size down my pictures using the link you provided yesterday. I'm still experiencing frustration in getting the combination of 300x300 More...

LP: If you just enter 50 in the Avatar size box, it will do the work for you. If you have a photo editor and crop the picture first, that might help.

I know that that is Will and Grace, but who is the third swan?

Beautiful swans!

Yahoo!!! I finally did it. I looked on the Apple help site (I'm a Mac user) and using a combination of what I read there and the link Greg gave me, I finally successfully resized and submitted my first photo. I know it is in a queue, so will wait patiently... In the meantime, I'll try to resize More...

maen all! a couple of years ago the appearance of a black swan in the meadowlands of new jersey caused quite a stir among the local birders. until it was revealed that it was just a visitor from a local petting zoo(van swoon park,bergen county)

Great photo Anne, so calming on a busy Monday morning or it will be if I get off the pooter.LOL

5.00 exactly
great photo anne

Are you sure they are swans and not 3 Loch Ness Nessie's?

Swans swimming at sunset or sunrise, perhaps, judging by the pinkish cast on the water. Nice photo, Anne.

LP, I am a iMac user too and if you have iPhoto all you have to do is crop the photo to a square format, click 'Done', select 'Share', then 'Email' and it gives you a choice of sizes. When the email comes up, open the attachment and select 'Tools'. This will give you the size of the photo. Then More...

The swan in the centre looks slightly smaller, so maybe it is Mum, Dad, and an almost grown cygnet.

Graet shot anyway Anne!!

Anne, that is a lovely photo of some elegant birds.

LP, Just email the photo to one the supporting members. I am sure that they will help you adjust the photo. It is very easy to do on adobe photoshop.

6.51

Thanks Ian and Mark. I got it figured out by cropping in iPhoto then sending it on the the photo shrinking link Canuk Greg posted.

LP - great.

8:52; three's a crowd, but not when they are all so elegant.

I once had to speak in public, and was told to think of swans: webbed feet fluttering back and forth under the water, but to all who see them so calm and composed. It's whats above the surface that counts!

No more ugly ducklings! Hi, Pressley!

Three swans a-swimming.