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» Site title: Beat the Champ
» Site description: A scrabble-style crossword puzzle.
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» Site title: ClueMaster
» Site description: A collection of puzzles available to solve online or download. Fee required.
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» Site title: The Crossword Centre
» Site description: A resource guide with links, books, software, and a collection of interactive and downloadable puzzles.
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» Site title: Crossword Puzzle Games
» Site description: Offers thousands of puzzles ranging in size and difficulty. Site also offers a creator and a solver.
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» Site title: Crossword Puzzles
» Site description: Offers many types of crossword puzzles, creation software, and solving tools.
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» Site title: Crosswording
» Site description: Randomly-generated free puzzles to play online or print and enjoy later.
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» Site title: CrosswordLinks.com
» Site description: A resource with rules and helpful tips, articles, software, forums, and information about leagues, tournaments and online play.
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» Site title: Crosswordsite
» Site description: Both American and British English styles graded from easy to hard for solving online or on paper.
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» Site title: Fernsmacker's PuzzlePick
» Site description: Features three different puzzles: a weekly cryptic crossword, a monthly double acrostic and a twice weekly trivia puzzle. Subscription needed.
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» Site title: Guardian Unlimited Crosswords
» Site description: Paid crossword subscription site with puzzles that can be solved online or printed out.
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» Site title: I Love Crosswords
» Site description: Hundreds of downloadable crosswords available to paid subscribers.
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» Site title: Know-Your-Stuff
» Site description: Free knowledge-testing word games, puzzles, and quizzes. Many specific themes to choose from. Download pdf versions or play online.
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» Site title: Monograph on Crosswords
» Site description: An instructional and philosophical essay by an enthusiast.
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» Site title: The New York Times Crosswords & Games
» Site description: The daily crossword puzzle with four ways to play, plus free classic crosswords and trivia quizzes. Subscription required.
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» Site title: Puzzle Choice
» Site description: Offers online and offline versions. Includes different styles such as alpha-cross, cryptic, and codeword.
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» Site title: The Puzzle Society
» Site description: Paid subscription site offering online and offline versions of daily, weekly and monthly puzzles.
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» Site title: Puzzlers Cave
» Site description: Free cryptic and themed crosswords to print or play online. Also offers a creation tool and forums.
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» Site title: Puzzle.TV
» Site description: Subscription-based site with new puzzles daily. Also has word search, codebreakers and cryptograms.
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» Site title: Tidbits Puzzles
» Site description: A collection of tidbits style crosswords.
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» Site title: Times Online
» Site description: Offers paid subscription to weekly and monthly puzzles from The Times and The Sunday Times.
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» Site title: The World's First Crossword
» Site description: Read about and solve crossword by Arthur Wynne, first published in the New York World in 1913.
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» Site title: XWord - Crossword Compilers
» Site description: A collection of various styles of puzzles by Anina Roux and her team, compiled for magazines and newspapers in South Africa.
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» Site title: Xwords.co.uk
» Site description: Play online or print and solve. Also offers creation tool. Registration is free.
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» Site title: Yahoo! Games: Crossword
» Site description: New puzzles daily, archived for two weeks. Free registration required.
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» Site title: csmonitor.com - Play on words
» Site description: Discussion about the documentary movie 'Wordplay' which shows how people from different walks of life relate to crossword puzzles. (June, 2006)
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A blonde went to a flight school insisting she wanted to learn to fly.
As all the planes were currently in use, the owner agreed to instruct
her by radio on how to pilot the solo helicopter.
He took her out, showed her how to start it and gave her the basics,
and sent her on her way.
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The instructor watched her climb over 3000 feet, and was beginning to
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A few minutes later, he watched in horror as she crashed about half a
mile away.
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