$23 for the Rickety Bridge toy, $2 for pool noodle protection from the hot/cold metal, $2.50 for a bag a pegs, $1.50 for small zip ties to hold the pegs onto the ropes upside down, 4 per rope. No food in the pegs for this video, which is probably why the currawongs decide to try destroying the pool noodle covers. Only seldom put something in the pegs, and then only things with exoskeletons which provide calcium in the form they can digest it. So insects, prawns (shells on), etc. I sometimes also put grapes, blueberries and blackcurrants in those planters hanging next to the table. They keep visiting for the (off screen) birdbath, and also to check for that rare jackpot of food. This concept works on humans too, it's called casinos. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE-7SHBn5uY

When a patent owner obtains a patent, it generally means the owner has the right to stop others from innovating under the patent’s claims. As covered by Tom Merritt on the Daily Tech News Show, with the Mozilla Open Software Patent License, Mozilla flipped this idea on its head and created a way to use patents to expressly permit everyone to openly innovate. https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/patents/ https://www.youtube.com/user/dailytechnewsshow ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAsZeUR0H20