Sudoku Puzzles

lonewolf - Hey, ALL Carolinas are North from my viewpoint!!! (Sorry, I should proofread my e-mails!!)

Riddle time - here's an easy one for the post weekend/Monday brains! Answers to the summer-is-definitely-here inbox please!
Can you figure out the well-known expression which is represented below?

102401100S5479A2499110F4329E8977T1100Y598

are you still paddling Jane? And any word on whether Judy's found the Panama Canal yet?

Is that Dino's son and grand daughter?

Good Afternoon Everyone!

What a beautiful baby!

Yes Vicki, the photo is Dino's family. Jasmine is a lot older now.

Beautiful baby!

Sweet baby picture.
Just hot here. Only 99F on front porch today vs. 105 that it has been the past week, but possibly more humid. The AC is definitely keeping up better today. The high pressure that causes the heat is supposed to keep the hurricanes away. So guess we'll take the heat over a More...

Ian - are you involved in Richmond RAAF Base 84th birthday celebrations?

nice cool start to the 4th of July weekend - ocming up fast -- Storms coming in tonight - younger son gets his high school picture take and it's my older son's Birthday today -- He's up in Ely, Mn -- wish I was there... enjoy your day.

Jamie is now waiting for his second child, due in Dec a day after his wife's birthday. As June said, Jasmine is now older. Three, to be precise. By the way, June, I have a lovely pic of you with Laura taking a photo of me. Will post it on my page.

Hello everyone,dino what a photo to treasure. We have scattered cloud letting a little bit of sunshine to warm us up. We have finally got most of the house shipshape so now to the serious side of things its back to golf on Thursday.

Have posted a few of my Sydney photos in my gallery, including the one of June and Laura

http://www.livenews.com.au/news/slain-woman-susanne-wild-didnt-let-de-facto-husband-anthony-sherna-u se-toilet/2009/5/25/207738

Listening to a broadcast of this story on ABC Sydney a couple of days ago, I was struck by the use of the term 'de facto' husband. We use the expression 'common More...

Morning -procrastinating here instead of finallizing my tax returns for the last 2 tax years which have to be in today if I want to get my "free" $950 bonus from Kevin07.

Ok, ok, I'm going!!

23 1/2 days to go!!!!

No Margo, but thank you for asking. It is only the 84th Anniversary, hyped up a bit by Channel 7. I usually receive invitations to the annual RAAF Anniversary Cocktail Party and to the milestone events on the Base - perhaps the 85th?

I'm glad to see you're counting down the days, Heidi! I am, too! This is going to be a great party!

Good night worldly people.

And now I'm trundling off to bed. Jaime and I are going on a little sightseeing excursion tomorrow, so we have to get up early.

Good night, Karen. Give your little honey bunch a hug for me!

Ian, there are a lot of myths about what is required to form a common law marriage. Here is a website listing the few states that recognize common law marriage and the requirements of each.

http://www.unmarried.org/common-law-marriage-fact-sheet.html

Great site, MizT. But I think I'd still like to talk to a lawyer.

To our other members: How is it in England, France, and Oz?

Ian, you can check the following website regarding what happens to property in the breakdown of a defacto relationship in Oz.
http://www.ag.gov.au/www/agd/agd.nsf/Page/Families_NewDeFactoPropertyRegime

Thanks for the reference, Victoria. It sounds like it is a very subjective decision made by a judge, not something governed by a strict set of clear rules.

That was the impression I got as well.

2.07 Priceless. Thank you for sharing Dino. Can't wait to see a photo of Jamie with his new child soon.

Good afternoon Sudokuland.
CP hope you got your tax done.
Wishing you all a great day.

Dino, I have put Laura's photo of you on my page!

Ian, have a look at this for a general explanation of what happens in France. In Scotland you were just called a bidie-in, meaning that you stayed with someone but weren't married to them. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pacte_civil_de_solidarit%C3%A9

From what you discuss, it seems that divorce is becoming so common-place that the process of settlement is increasingly governed by efficient, well-researched rules of thumb. Perhaps society is moving away from the traditional institution of marriage altogether (in the long run anyway), but it has More...

I wonder if the problem of weakening marriage is down to early (pre-marital) promiscuous experimentation that erodes the capacity to subsequently live with only one partner.

And, by the way, I do not think that such early experimentation is at all 'natural'. For the most part young people are pushed into it by media and social pressures that have established artificial mores that are totally 'unnatural'.

Yes Rayray, but thank (whoever you choose to worship) that we now have the ability to remove ourselves from an unsatisfactory relationship. Personally I take responsibility for my own actions.

Broni, I hope you haven't got me wrong by reading extra 'judgement' into what I say. I agree with you. What I was trying to do was to find the social changes that have, commonly, led to the 'unsatisfactory' nature of relationships - of which you speak. I wasn't moralising at all.

The discussion appears to have stuck into a long pause. Too heavy!? I have been thinking as to whether or not I 'take responsibility' for my own lack of relationship - and concluide that I don't and shouldn't. The main reason is outside social destruction.

Rayray, you read too much into things I was actually agreeing with you silly!

Now I will have to google all else you said as I did not understand it or was it a typo????

Ian, here in the UK there is actually no such thing as a common-law wife or husband recognised by law, and there hasn't been since the 1700's. In order to protect themselves partners have to make a will, and reach agreements with each other in the form of legal documents to ensure that each has a More...