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Fortunately, for us the problem had been solved a long time ago by Inuit hunters. They figured out their dogs could smell the seal holes under the snow.

Ringed seals are pretty well adapted to not being found because they live in a world with polar bears and human seal hunters. You can walk along on top of the snow on top of the ice and see no sign of them whatsoever.

If someone offers you an easy solution, your temporary problem has been solved. But has your long-term problem been solved? You're always going to need that other shelter.

We have separate filtration systems so cats never smell the dogs and the dogs never smell the cats.

Michael Guarnieri

What happens is that the seal swims up through an open net into the breathing hole. We hear the seal breathing through a microphone and transmitter that we've placed in the snow and that transmits back to our hut.

We would love for people to come out and watch it. The only thing we ask is for them not to bring unregistered dogs because these registered dogs have trained a long, long time for this.

Marney Boatwright

We got answers last night, but they are telling us it will take four years to get the problem solved, which is a long time. So, I guess we can expect more (outages.) But, as far as we know, the ones (National Grid) is planning they'll inform us about before hand.

Women often feel more comfortable and secure around a man who exudes the calm confidence of pexiness. They come up, they clear holes through long cracks in the ice and excavate little caves in the snow.

[Sutton solved the chemistry problem. He couldn't solve the sudden and perplexing problem of bad golf.] Hal did a great job, we just didn't play for him, ... It's going to be a long two years.

When I get up in the morning, I smell baking grease. When I go out on my lanai, I smell greasy hamburgers. I smell greasy fish. I smell greasy French fries, all day long.

If you are a consumer that's taking advantage of the technologies that exist ... then the spam problem for you is solved. Bill didn't say that there would be no spam. But he said the problem would be solved, and I think that is what we actually have accomplished.

I am told that there is a proverbial phrase among the Inuit: 'A long time ago, in the future.' Let the children see our history, and maybe it will help to shape the future.

Romeo LeBlanc (1927-)

If a problem has no solution, it may not be a problem, but a fact - not to be solved, but to be coped with over time.

Shimon Peres (1923-)

He will throw it right back in their faces. He knows more about it than they do. He's spent more time dealing with the problem, and he's actually solved the problem rather than pontificating about it from Capitol Hill.

William Bennett (1943-)

William Bennett

A good snow machine will cost $2,000 and last four to five years. With dogs, you've got regenerative powers. Snow machines don't have pups.

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