To view the GIF file, please use your internet browser or graphic program, then
"Open File", select 025.gif
Note:  You need to download the file prior opening it.

Instructions: The letters in each vertical column go into the squares directly
below them, but not necessarily in the order they appear. A black square
indicates the end of a word. When you have placed all the letters in their
correct squares, you will be able to read the quotation across the diagram from
left to right.

To view the GIF file, please use your internet browser or graphic program, then
"Open File", select 024.gif
Note:  You need to download the file prior opening it.

Instructions: The letters in each vertical column go into the squares directly
below them, but not necessarily in the order they appear. A black square
indicates the end of a word. When you have placed all the letters in their
correct squares, you will be able to read the quotation across the diagram from
left to right.

To view the GIF file, please use your internet browser or graphic program, then
"Open File", select 026.gif
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Instructions: The letters in each vertical column go into the squares directly
below them, but not necessarily in the order they appear. A black square
indicates the end of a word. When you have placed all the letters in their
correct squares, you will be able to read the quotation across the diagram from
left to right.

5 Boxes, each has 5 letters.  The center letter of the last box is missing.
Can you guess what it is in less than 5 minutes?

This is a very common puzzle used by puzzle groups, including Mensa (the
high IQ society).  For those that have never seen this before, Good Luck!

  <<Guess the Letter.gif>>

ANSWER:

Starting from the first square, if you move clockwise you will see the word
THIS.  Now, move to the center letter 'P' and move the square number 2 to
repeat.

If you see the pattern, the saying is:  THIS PUZZLE IS MADE OF SQUARE?  -
The ? needs to be replaced with an 'S' to correctly solve the puzzle.

You are standing on the Land (green section) with 2 wooden planks.  Each of
these planks is 6 feet in length.  Across a very deep moat (RED) is treasure
(WHITE).

The distance from the Land (green section) to the treasure (WHITE) is 7 feet
on all sides.  You can not swim, jump, fly or pole vault across.  You can
not break the wooden planks and you do not have any other items (such as
hammer, nails, etc.).

How can you get across????

You are standing on the Land (green section) with 2 wooden planks.  Each of
these planks is 6 feet in length.  Across a very deep moat (RED) is treasure
(WHITE).

The distance from the Land (green section) to the treasure (WHITE) is 7 feet
on all sides.  You can not swim, jump, fly or pole vault across.  You can
not break the wooden planks and you do not have any other items (such as
hammer, nails, etc.).

How can you get across????

Here is the GIF with the puzzle (sorry, I forgot to attach it the first
time).

  <<Moat.gif>>

The correct solution to the moat puzzle is shown in the attachment.

If you place 1 wooden plank diagonally across a corner of the moat, walk to
the center of this plank and put the 2nd plank down, you can easily reach
the Treasure without getting your feet wet!

  <<Moat Solution.gif>>

Dear Shane,

     Thisone is too easy.

     First you place one plank accross an outside corner. Then you place one end
of the second plank on the 'Treasure Island" and the other end on the diagonal
board you placed first.

     See attachment for details

Dizzy

"Hage, Shane (PCT.PCA)" wrote:

>
> You are standing on the Land (green section) with 2 wooden planks.  Each of
> these planks is 6 feet in length.  Across a very deep moat (RED) is treasure
> (WHITE).
>
> The distance from the Land (green section) to the treasure (WHITE) is 7 feet
> on all sides.  You can not swim, jump, fly or pole vault across.  You can
> not break the wooden planks and you do not have any other items (such as
> hammer, nails, etc.).
>
> How can you get across????
>
> Here is the GIF with the puzzle (sorry, I forgot to attach it the first
> time).
>
>  <<Moat.gif>>
>
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>                Name: Moat.gif
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>            Encoding: base64

They are very hard and challenging. I don't have the answers. Hope you can
help!

1. 2BOOKOO
2. ACHORD4U
3. C12FREE
4. C143
5. FST8SMNL
6. HMRDLCMR
7. HNYZGD4U
8. I2BRBLUS
9. IBEW467
10. ILI2G8
11. IM4XPDNC
12. IMAKYCOL
13. INCONNUE
14. IXOYE8
15. L8RT8RR
16. NOS4ATU

please let me know if you can figure any of these out!

Connie

Here are some suggestions for the solutions.
andrea


-----Original Message-----
From: suvfamily@... [mailto:suvfamily@...]
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 2:20 PM
To: puzzles@egroups.com
Subject: [puzzles] Can you decipher these license tags?


They are very hard and challenging. I don't have the answers. Hope you can
help!

1. 2BOOKOO
2. ACHORD4U= A CHORD FOR YOU
3. C12FREE= CARBON FREE
4. C143
5. FST8SMNL
6. HMRDLCMR= HAMMERDULCIMER
7. HNYZGD4U= HONEY'S GOOD FOR YOU
8. I2BRBLUS= I TUBE OUR BLUES
9. IBEW467
10. ILI2G8= I LIE TOO GREAT/I LIE TO GRATE
11. IM4XPDNC= I'M FOR EXPEDIENCE
12. IMAKYCOL= I'M A KENTUCKY COLONEL
13. INCONNUE
14. IXOYE8
15. L8RT8RR= LATER TATORS
16. NOS4ATU

please let me know if you can figure any of these out!

Connie


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i filled one more....


On Tue, 26 Sep 2000, Hansen, Andrea - Reg4 wrote:

>
> Here are some suggestions for the solutions.
> andrea
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: suvfamily@... [mailto:suvfamily@...]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 2:20 PM
> To: puzzles@egroups.com
> Subject: [puzzles] Can you decipher these license tags?
>
>
> They are very hard and challenging. I don't have the answers. Hope you can
> help!
>
> 1. 2BOOKOO
> 2. ACHORD4U= A CHORD FOR YOU
> 3. C12FREE= CARBON FREE
> 4. C143= See I Love You
> 5. FST8SMNL
> 6. HMRDLCMR= HAMMERDULCIMER
> 7. HNYZGD4U= HONEY'S GOOD FOR YOU
> 8. I2BRBLUS= I TUBE OUR BLUES
> 9. IBEW467
> 10. ILI2G8= I LIE TOO GREAT/I LIE TO GRATE
> 11. IM4XPDNC= I'M FOR EXPEDIENCE
> 12. IMAKYCOL= I'M A KENTUCKY COLONEL
> 13. INCONNUE
> 14. IXOYE8
> 15. L8RT8RR= LATER TATORS
> 16. NOS4ATU
>
> please let me know if you can figure any of these out!
>
> Connie
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				 I want those who have to dance"
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  "Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow.

	 Delay may give clearer light as to what is best to be done."

       - Aaron Burr (1756-1836), U.S. politician, Vice President (1801-1805)
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5. FST8SMNL = Statesman in Florida

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To: 'puzzles@egroups.com'
Subject: RE: [puzzles] Can you decipher these license tags?



i filled one more....


On Tue, 26 Sep 2000, Hansen, Andrea - Reg4 wrote:

>
> Here are some suggestions for the solutions.
> andrea
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: suvfamily@... [mailto:suvfamily@...]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 2:20 PM
> To: puzzles@egroups.com
> Subject: [puzzles] Can you decipher these license tags?
>
>
> They are very hard and challenging. I don't have the answers. Hope you can

> help!
>
> 1. 2BOOKOO
> 2. ACHORD4U= A CHORD FOR YOU
> 3. C12FREE= CARBON FREE
> 4. C143= See I Love You
> 5. FST8SMNL
> 6. HMRDLCMR= HAMMERDULCIMER
> 7. HNYZGD4U= HONEY'S GOOD FOR YOU
> 8. I2BRBLUS= I TUBE OUR BLUES
> 9. IBEW467
> 10. ILI2G8= I LIE TOO GREAT/I LIE TO GRATE
> 11. IM4XPDNC= I'M FOR EXPEDIENCE
> 12. IMAKYCOL= I'M A KENTUCKY COLONEL
> 13. INCONNUE
> 14. IXOYE8
> 15. L8RT8RR= LATER TATORS
> 16. NOS4ATU
>
> please let me know if you can figure any of these out!
>
> Connie
>
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Pick a name of a famous actor, first name with 7 letters and last
name with 6 letters that starts with "G." Take out the "G," and
scramble these letters to get a name of a famous newsman. Who is this
newsman?


If you can only figure out the actors name. Send that through the
group! Lets see if we can get this before thursady ! This one is a
liiite tuff ! But i know your minds can conquer this one !

On 3 Oct 2000 puzzles@egroups.com wrote:

>
> Message: 1
>    Date: Tue, 03 Oct 2000 03:39:06 -0000
>    From: BCCollegeLife@...
> Subject: Great New Puzzle ! See if you can be the first to solve it !
>
> Pick a name of a famous actor, first name with 7 letters and last
> name with 6 letters that starts with "G." Take out the "G," and
> scramble these letters to get a name of a famous newsman. Who is this
> newsman?
>
>
> If you can only figure out the actors name. Send that through the
> group! Lets see if we can get this before thursady ! This one is a
> liiite tuff ! But i know your minds can conquer this one !
>

If I'm not mistaken, this is the current NPR Weekend Edition Sunday puzzle
available at http://www.npr.org/programs/wesun/puzzle/ and is by Elizabeth
Gorski.  I don't particularly object to this puzzle being passed on per
se, but when you pass it on unattributed you make it sound like you
thought up the puzzle yourself, and that doesn't sit right with me (and
probably not with others either).

Craig K

Well i never did state that the puzzle was made up by me.. I just GREAT
PUZZLE ! See i am in college, and i am taking a Logic class where i have to
figure this out through resarch or common knowledge, And this is my way of
resarch.. Thanks !

Subject: MATH PROBLEM

LET ME KNOW IF YOU CAN FIGURE IT OUT.
> > > > >
> > > > >So you think you can count ????
> > > > >
> > > > >Nothing you can do with math applies after reading this.
> > > > >
> > > > >Three guys in a hotel call room service and order two large Pizzas.
> > > > >The delivery boy brings them up with a bill for exactly $30.00.
Each
> > guy
> > > > >gives him a $10.00 bill, and he leaves. That's fact!
> > > > >
> > > > >When he hands the $30.00 to the cashier, he is told a mistake was
> > > > >made. The bill was only $25.00, not $30.00. The cashier gives the
> > > delivery
> > > > >boy five $1.00 bills and tells him to take it back to the 3 guys
who
> > > > >ordered the pizza. That's fact!
> > > > >
> > > > >On the way back to their room, the delivery boy has a thought.
These
> > > > >guys did not give him a tip. He figures that since there is no way
to
> > > > >split $5.00 evenly three ways anyhow, he will keep two dollars for
> > > himself
> > > > >and give them back three dollars.
> > > > >
> > > > >OK! So far so good! He knocks on the door and one fellow answers.
He
> > > > >explains about a mix up in the bill, and hands the guy the three
> > > > >dollars, and then departs with his two-dollar tip in his pocket.
> > > > >
> > > > >Now the fun begins!
> > > > >
> > > > >Remember $30-$25=$5 Right? $5-$3=$2 Right? So what's the problem?
> > > > >All is well, right?
> > > > >
> > > > >Not quite. Answer this: Each of the three guys originally gave
> > > > >$10.00 each. They each got back $1.00 in change. That means they
paid
> > > > $9.00
> > > > >each, which times three is $27.00. The delivery boy kept $2.00 for
a
> > tip.
> > > > >$27.00 plus $2.00 equals $29.00.
> > > > >
> > > > >Where is the other dollar?

> > > > > >
> > > > > >Not quite. Answer this: Each of the three guys originally gave
> > > > > >$10.00 each. They each got back $1.00 in change. That means >they
paid $9.00 each, which times three is $27.00. The delivery boy kept >$2.00 for
a tip.$27.00 plus $2.00 equals $29.00.
> > > > > >Where is the other dollar?
Well, the basic thing here is that $3 is the sum of what the paid plus what
they got back, Right?
So they paid $27 collectively which includes each persons contribution towards
the tip (ie $2/3=66cents approx) and they got back 3$ .......and
27+3=30$.
the basic flaw in the above expanation is the tip is being added twice......
But it sure is an interesting way to confuse people!!!!!!!!!!;-)
Bye
Usha

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Here is the answer.  I got this one in an email a while back and kept it!
Now I am glad I did!

The trick is this:  >>> There is no $30! <<<

The room was SUPPOSED to cost $30, but it was really $25,
so the manager returned $5.  In the end, the hotel got $25, not $30.

The brothers ORIGINALLY spent $30 ($10 each), but they got $3 back
($1 each), so they spent $27 ($9 each).
In the end, the brothers spent $27, not $30.

The difference between $25 and $27 is $2, and that's what the
bellhop took.  There is no "lost" dollar!
The only thing lost was -- the bellhop lost his job...



----- Original Message -----
From: <OnlyTruCat@...>
To: <-allcoolthings-@egroups.com>; <puzzles@egroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2000 6:04 AM
Subject: [puzzles] Can some PLEASE figure this one out?????


Subject: MATH PROBLEM

LET ME KNOW IF YOU CAN FIGURE IT OUT.
> > > > >
> > > > >So you think you can count ????
> > > > >
> > > > >Nothing you can do with math applies after reading this.
> > > > >
> > > > >Three guys in a hotel call room service and order two large Pizzas.
> > > > >The delivery boy brings them up with a bill for exactly $30.00.
Each
> > guy
> > > > >gives him a $10.00 bill, and he leaves. That's fact!
> > > > >
> > > > >When he hands the $30.00 to the cashier, he is told a mistake was
> > > > >made. The bill was only $25.00, not $30.00. The cashier gives the
> > > delivery
> > > > >boy five $1.00 bills and tells him to take it back to the 3 guys
who
> > > > >ordered the pizza. That's fact!
> > > > >
> > > > >On the way back to their room, the delivery boy has a thought.
These
> > > > >guys did not give him a tip. He figures that since there is no way
to
> > > > >split $5.00 evenly three ways anyhow, he will keep two dollars for
> > > himself
> > > > >and give them back three dollars.
> > > > >
> > > > >OK! So far so good! He knocks on the door and one fellow answers.
He
> > > > >explains about a mix up in the bill, and hands the guy the three
> > > > >dollars, and then departs with his two-dollar tip in his pocket.
> > > > >
> > > > >Now the fun begins!
> > > > >
> > > > >Remember $30-$25=$5 Right? $5-$3=$2 Right? So what's the problem?
> > > > >All is well, right?
> > > > >
> > > > >Not quite. Answer this: Each of the three guys originally gave
> > > > >$10.00 each. They each got back $1.00 in change. That means they
paid
> > > > $9.00
> > > > >each, which times three is $27.00. The delivery boy kept $2.00 for
a
> > tip.
> > > > >$27.00 plus $2.00 equals $29.00.
> > > > >
> > > > >Where is the other dollar?


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When the 3 guys paid orginaly they paid $30 . $10 a piece. When the bell man
went to give the 5 bucks bak it would have meant they would have paid $8.33*
per person. Now since the deliver kept $2 that means the paid $28 total. or
9.33* per pizza. leaving $2 left over.. Or you could look at it like this. On
person paid 10 and the other 2 paid 9. Best thing to do to solve this kind of
dazziling mind twister puzzel. Done visualize in your mind, get 30 pieces of
paper. And play the roll out. It will hit you how easy it is to solve it as
well. Very good puzzle, though it is an old one.. Hope that helps you out
with this brain teaser !

~Dustin

In a message dated 10/07/2000 1:33:11 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
BCCollegeLife@... writes:

<< When the 3 guys paid orginaly they paid $30 . $10 a piece. When the bell
man
  went to give the 5 bucks bak it would have meant they would have paid $8.33*
  per person. Now since the deliver kept $2 that means the paid $28 total. or
  9.33* per pizza. leaving $2 left over.. Or you could look at it like this.
On
  person paid 10 and the other 2 paid 9. Best thing to do to solve this kind
of
  dazziling mind twister puzzel. Done visualize in your mind, get 30 pieces of
  paper. And play the roll out. It will hit you how easy it is to solve it as
  well. Very good puzzle, though it is an old one.. Hope that helps you out
  with this brain teaser !

  ~ >>
OHHHHHHHHHHH, I never looked at it like that!!!!!!!!   ::::::::::slapping
forehead:::::::: what an idiot!!!  hahahahahah

Cat (covering her face with her paws......)

--- In puzzles@egroups.com, BCCollegeLife@c... wrote:
> When the 3 guys paid orginaly they paid $30 . $10 a piece. When the
bell man
> went to give the 5 bucks bak it would have meant they would have
paid $8.33*
> per person. Now since the deliver kept $2 that means the paid $28
total. or
> 9.33* per pizza. leaving $2 left over.. Or you could look at it
like this. On
> person paid 10 and the other 2 paid 9. Best thing to do to solve
this kind of
> dazziling mind twister puzzel. Done visualize in your mind, get 30
pieces of
> paper. And play the roll out. It will hit you how easy it is to
solve it as
> well. Very good puzzle, though it is an old one.. Hope that helps
you out
> with this brain teaser !
>
> ~Dustin

Dustin,

  You need to recheck your math.. $25 + $2 = $27, not $28, like you
stated above...

The formula for this equation should read like this:

3*$10-($25+2)=C

Where C = the change they recieved..

So lets look at this from a logical progression:

3*$10=$30 ($25+$2=$27)

So our expression would read:

$30-$27=C

so C = $3

See.. really simple..  if you apply all that algebra that they taught
you in High-School. (or Middle/Junior High depending on where you
are..)

And so if you add the $27 + $3 (instead of the $2 which is already
added into the $27,) you get the original $30...

A degrading E-Mail is not nice.. And if you would like to degrade peoples
respoonces or E-mails maybe you should try to find a HATE club, and not a
nice one likw the one you are in right now. See we are all friendly, And no
need for shildish put down remarks.. Thanks you

~Dustin

On Sun, 8 Oct 2000 14:35:40 EDT, BCCollegeLife@... wrote:

>A degrading E-Mail is not nice.. And if you would like to degrade peoples
>respoonces or E-mails maybe you should try to find a HATE club, and not a
>nice one likw the one you are in right now. See we are all friendly, And no
>need for shildish put down remarks.. Thanks you
>
>~Dustin


   <sigh> I don't see how saying you needed to recheck your math, is
degrading, and if you took the "Algebra in High/JR High " part as
degrading, I apologize, it was not meant to be directed at you, it was
just my way of saying that formulae from Algebra could be used to
follow this problem to logical answer...

  Again I do apologize for any un-intended offense.. :o)


The One,
The Only,
The Original,
Cyber-Surfer - The Ghost in the World's Virtual Machine
(Remove the SPAMBUSTER in the from line to reply)

Ok is this better for you..

Pizza Cost : $30
- Returned: $3
-  Tip: $2
-------------------
Equal - 25 ( Orgianl pizza price)

Is that better ?

This one is off of  <A HREF="http://www.npr.org/programs/wesun/puzzle/">NPR's
Weekend Edition: Sunday Puzzle</A>. I do these each week to try to get extra
credit for my Logic class.. There really hard. Though this weeks questions is

Think of a world capital in 8 letters. Change the last letter in it to the
next letter of the alphabet. Phonetically, you will get something that people
watch on TV. What is it?

I will add to this letter if i can help any. I have found a web site with all
capitals here  <A
HREF="http://tm.ask.com/r?t=a&s=a&MetaEngine=Sprinks+by+About&logQID=4CC9FDC91

1D33245BABFE29A5152EC28&qCategory=gov_&qSource=4&frames=yes&site_name=Jeeves&a

ds=&MetaTopic=Capitals+of+Every+Country&MetaURL=http%3A%2F%2Fgeography.about.c

om%2Flibrary%2Fmisc%2Fblnationalcapitals.htm%3Fiam%3Dspkask%26terms%3D%252Bwor

ld%252Bcapitals&EngineOrdinal=3&ItemOrdinal=1&ask=%2Bworld%2Bcapitals+metasear

ch&origin=0&MetaList=http%3A%2F%2Fgeography.about.com%2Flibrary%2Fmisc%2Fblnat

ionalcapitals.htm%3Fiam%3Dspkask%26terms%3D%2Bworld%2Bcapitals&x=17&y=11">
Capitals of Every Country</A> i will attempt to change the arround and then
send out a list of the ones i found with them allready changed. Though give
it a shot.. See if you can figure this one out !!

~Dustin

Here are the possible answers:
Barbadot
Botswanb
Bulgarib
Cambodib
Camerooo
Colombib
Djiboutj
Dominicb
Ethiopib
Hondurat
Kiribatj
Malaysib
Maldivet
Marshalm
Mongolib
Pakistao
Paraguaz
Portugam
Slovakib
Slovenib
Surinamf
Tanzanib
Thailane
Trinidae
Republid
Zimbabwf

I don't hear any words that sound like something I would watch on TV
though???  Am I missing something??
Shane C. Hage

-----Original Message-----
From: BCCollegeLife@... [mailto:BCCollegeLife@...]
Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2000 9:03 PM
To: puzzles@egroups.com
Subject: [puzzles] New One.. Please help figure it out ! WORK TOGHTER
!

This one is off of  <A
HREF="http://www.npr.org/programs/wesun/puzzle/">NPR's
Weekend Edition: Sunday Puzzle</A>. I do these each week to try to get extra

credit for my Logic class.. There really hard. Though this weeks questions
is
Think of a world capital in 8 letters. Change the last letter in it to the
next letter of the alphabet. Phonetically, you will get something that
people watch on TV. What is it?
I will add to this letter if i can help any. I have found a web site with
all
capitals here  <A
HREF="http://tm.ask.com/r?t=a&s=a&MetaEngine=Sprinks+by+About&logQIDLC9FDC91
1D33245BABFE29A5152EC28&qCategory=gov_&qSource=4&frames=yes&site_name=Jeeves
&a
ds=&MetaTopicÊpitals+of+Every+Country&MetaURL=http%3A%2F%2Fgeography.about.c
om%2Flibrary%2Fmisc%2Fblnationalcapitals.htm%3Fiam%3Dspkask%26terms%3D%252Bw
or
ld%252Bcapitals&EngineOrdinal=3&ItemOrdinal=1&ask=%2Bworld%2Bcapitals+metase
ar
ch&origin=0&MetaList=http%3A%2F%2Fgeography.about.com%2Flibrary%2Fmisc%2Fbln
at
ionalcapitals.htm%3Fiam%3Dspkask%26terms%3D%2Bworld%2Bcapitals&x&y">
Capitals of Every Country</A> i will attempt to change the arround and then
send out a list of the ones i found with them allready changed. Though give
it a shot.. See if you can figure this one out !!
~Dustin


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----- Original Message -----

From: Hage, Shane (PCT.PCA)

To: 'Puzzles@egroups.com'

Sent: 09 October 2000 4:51

Subject: FW: [puzzles] New One.. Please help figure it out ! WORK TOGHTER !

Here are the possible answers:
Barbadot
Botswanb
Bulgarib
Cambodib
Camerooo
Colombib
Djiboutj
Dominicb
Ethiopib
Hondurat
Kiribatj
Malaysib
Maldivet
Marshalm
Mongolib
Pakistao
Paraguaz
Portugam
Slovakib
Slovenib
Surinamf
Tanzanib
Thailane
Trinidae
Republid
Zimbabwf

I don't hear any words that sound like something I would watch on TV
though???  Am I missing something??
Shane C. Hage

-----Original Message-----
From:      BCCollegeLife@... [mailto:BCCollegeLife@...]
Sent:      Sunday, October 08, 2000 9:03 PM
To:      puzzles@egroups.com
Subject:      [puzzles] New One.. Please help figure it out ! WORK TOGHTER
!

This one is off of  <A
HREF="http://www.npr.org/programs/wesun/puzzle/">NPR's
Weekend Edition: Sunday Puzzle</A>. I do these each week to try to get extra

credit for my Logic class.. There really hard. Though this weeks questions
is
Think of a world capital in 8 letters. Change the last letter in it to the
next letter of the alphabet. Phonetically, you will get something that
people watch on TV. What is it?
I will add to this letter if i can help any. I have found a web site with
all
capitals here  <A
HREF="http://tm.ask.com/r?t=a&s=a&MetaEngine=Sprinks+by+About&logQIDLC9FDC91
1D33245BABFE29A5152EC28&qCategory=gov_&qSource=4&frames=yes&site_name=Jeeves
&a
ds=&MetaTopicÊpitals+of+Every+Country&MetaURL=http%3A%2F%2Fgeography.about.c
om%2Flibrary%2Fmisc%2Fblnationalcapitals.htm%3Fiam%3Dspkask%26terms%3D%252Bw
or
ld%252Bcapitals&EngineOrdinal=3&ItemOrdinal=1&ask=%2Bworld%2Bcapitals+metase
ar
ch&origin=0&MetaList=http%3A%2F%2Fgeography.about.com%2Flibrary%2Fmisc%2Fbln
at
ionalcapitals.htm%3Fiam%3Dspkask%26terms%3D%2Bworld%2Bcapitals&x&y">
Capitals of Every Country</A> i will attempt to change the arround and then
send out a list of the ones i found with them allready changed. Though give
it a shot.. See if you can figure this one out !!
~Dustin 


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