Help Kev.

[old git]

As German Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble was accused of playing Sudoku on a miniature computer during a German Parliamentary debate on Greece, let us all help Kev as he plays whilst moderating.

Assuming that Kev plays on the normal 81 square format, top left square being 1 and bottom right 81, nominate the square first and then enter the number(between 1 and 9) that you believe will help Kev to solve the puzzle.

My first hint:-

Square 133 Enter P.

 

[h4yn0nnym0u5e]

Square Tiananmen: enter tanks.

 

[Andrew Sanders]

Square '73 Enter the dragon

 

[saxplorer]

Unsquare Dance: Enter Brubeck

 

[Targa]

Square the circle.
Enter at your own risk.

 

[MandyH]

Square one...back to...

 

[kevgermany]

Funny thing about this is that the broadcasting regs say the broadcasters aren't allowed to show anything from the guy's desk. So the pictures were theoretically reoved, but of course there are lots of sites still carrying them e.g. http://www.welt.de/wissenschaft/article13897671/Schaeuble-spielt-Sudoku-auf-sehr-hohem-Niveau.html

Then on top of this they defend him, saying it's a good way of maintaiing concentration during what may be a boring/difficult/strenuous session.

Wonder if he was censured in private....

and as for OG's riddle, the answer appears to be associated with extracting the michael. (P goes to position 1). I should delete it...

 

[Young Col]

A colleague told me he played solitaire during boring international meetings. I often wondered why he was hunched over his laptop while I was speaking....

Another friend went to his first meeting of a committee in Brussels. It was so tedious it was an hour before he realised he was in the wrong meeting.

 

[MandyH]

Many, many years ago, when I was young (?!?!) )) I went to a meeting in Brussels...it was distinctly unexciting, so at lunch time a colleague and I headed for the TinTin (I think) museum for the afternoon

 

[Young Col]

LIkewise, I used to go to many meetings in Brussels, several of them distinctly unexciting. Often made better by our Dutch colleagues, one of whom had been posted to Brussels once and who new all the best, inexpensive restaurants. One was in a garrett and I could never find it on my own. Far better of course were bi-lateral meetings with the Dutch themselves....
To't ziens!

 

[old git]

Disgusting.

We were paying for YC's and all the others restaurant trips whilst they were supposed to be working and I bet they also claimed hotel expenses.

We need to report this to the Lord Levenson Enquiry.

 

[gladsaxisme]

Unfortunately I dread to think what and who were involved in these boring meetings and wether or not they were of a political nature and a total waste of time and money

 

[Two Voices]

... and everyone wonders why the world's going down the pan :shocked:

B-Squared ))

 

[Young Col]

Just think Bill, if I'd starved to death on foreign soil you would not now have the benefit of my erudite comments.

 

[Two Voices]

Just think Bill, if I'd starved to death on foreign soil you would not now have the benefit of my erudite comments.

Rhetoric?

 

[Rogerb]

As German Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble was accused of playing Sudoku on a miniature computer during a German Parliamentary debate on Greece, let us all help Kev as he plays whilst moderating.

Assuming that Kev plays on the normal 81 square format, top left square being 1 and bottom right 81, nominate the square first and then enter the number(between 1 and 9) that you believe will help Kev to solve the puzzle.

My first hint:-

Square 133 Enter P.

Square Four: Gazella gazella arabica