Evil Vogon Puzzle

Persisting in the wrong technique will only dig a deeper hole.

Here's a fine strawberry flan from Cook UK that will brighten your day and help you pick the right technique for anything, including eating.

And here's a line of hydraulic demolition cutters from Holmatro, ranging up to 95 tonnes of cutting capacity.

No worries.

A Bed in a Tree

For a soothing sleep, get a doorway into another world.

Here's a nice fruit pie from Today's Parent to make Friday an even better day than it already is.

And for those of you with a demolition project in the works, here are some hydraulic rock cutters and concrete cutters from Antraquip Corporation. The company offers two types of cutter head designs--transverse and lengthways.

No worries.

Aliens Seeking Mystical Chocolate

There's a reason people like it so much.

How about a pear and ginger chocolate spice cake? Here's one from Anna's Table that looks good enough to satisfy very picky aliens.

After breakfast this morning, you might want to attach a demolition cutter to your excavator, and cut some concrete. Here's just the thing for the job, the ER 3000 Transverse Cutter from Erkat. This line of cutters is recommended for excavators in the 40-80-ton range.

Here is a picture of a turnip. This picture comes to you courtesy of Best in Season.

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All Men are Ducks

And so ends the story of the maladroit penguin. All ends that's well. There will be an interval, during which Polydoor will entertain you with scenes from his daily life.

Meanwhile, here is a very nice dark chocolate cake, with a picture and recipe from the Easy Cake Recipes site.

And for all of you demolition fans, here is a picture and information on the 6,500 kg CC 600  hydraulic  Combicutter from Atlas Copco.

No worries.

There's a place in this world for everyone, even those of us with odd and unusual beaks.

It's Friday--a good time for a chocolate or two, or six. Here's a nice selection of chocolates from the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. Or you could go with a chocolate cream pie, like this one from Cully's Kitchen.

Which brings us to the gentle topic of demolition: how to plan for it, what's involved, and what equipment will be needed. All demolition companies will take you through this process, of course, so you don't have to rush out and purchase a copy of Demolition for Dum Dums just to get rid of that obsolete structure blocking your progress.

Here, for instance, is the Thomson Metals and Disposal site, which offers an overview of what you can expect, along with some nice photos of demolition machines at work.

And here, from Gensco, is an assortment of Lukas portable cutting tools that should brighten your day.

And here is a rutabaga, courtesy of the University of Illinois.

No worries.