Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily Roundabouts Puzzle

A Fun Zone's Roundabouts puzzle consists of a square or rectangular array of squares in which some of the squares contain a circular roundabout. The puzzle is solved by drawing a path which passes through the center of every square without crossing over itself until it returns to the square in which it started. The path must change direction at every roundabout, and it must also change direction exactly once in the intervening squares between roundabouts.
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Brain Teaser Contest #120--Win A Free Game!

What would be the next number in this series?

2 ... 4 ... 8 ... 16 ... 32 ... ??
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Last Weeks Stats:
Winner- Geraldine Scott
Submitted: Right Solutions 102 / Wrong Solutions 30 / Winning Number 5
Last Week's Solution-Presbytarian. The other four are political descriptors.
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Happy Thanksgiving Sudoku Fans

Our Newsletter Today Is Filled With Thanksgiving Games and Puzzles:

Daily Brain Teaser:

What are unhappy cranberries called?
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Daily Trivia Challenge:

Most of us eat turkey on Thanksgiving. But how many eat turkey also as a Christmas meal?

A. 25%
B. 36%
C. 50%
D. 79%
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Thanksgiving Word Jumble
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Thanksgiving Quiz Wordsearch
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Thanksgiving Hangman
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Thanksgiving Quiz
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Thanksgiving Fill In The Blanks Puzzle
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Thanksgiving Secret Word Puzzle
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Thanksgiving Crossword
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Thanksgiving Jigsaw Puzzle
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Thanksgiving ScrabbleCross Puzzle
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Thanksgiving: is a holiday in the USA when people give thanks. It is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. Americans usually eat turkey on this day.
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Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily Gokigen Puzzle

To complete a Gokigen puzzle, you must place a diagonal line into each square of the puzzle. The circled numbers tell you how many diagonals converge at that point. You must ensure that the diagonal lines never combine to form a loop of any size.
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Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily Slitherlink Puzzle

To complete the Grand Tour of this puzzle, you must join some of the dots together both horizontally and vertically to form one complete loop which does not cross over itself. If a cell contains a number, then that number of sides of the cell must be included within the loop.
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Brain Teaser Contest #119--Win A Free Game!

Which one of the following five is least like the other four?

Liberal - Democrat - Conservative - Presbyterian - Socialist
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Last Weeks Stats:
Winner- Kim Kay
Submitted: Right Solutions 28 / Wrong Solutions 100 / Winning Number 13
Last Week's Solution-D. It has 2 black stripes; the other have 1.
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Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily Kendoku/KenKen Puzzle

KENDOKU puzzles are similar to SUDOKU puzzles in that you must place a digit in each cell so that each row and column does not have any repeated digits. The puzzle is divided into domains, and each domain contains a number which is the result of performing the given mathematical operation on the digits contained within the domain.
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Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily Cryptic Crossword Puzzle

Solve this puzzle by discovering what letter is represented by each number shown in the blank puzzle.
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Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily Cryptogram Puzzle

Is a short piece of text encrypted with a simple substitution cipher in which each letter is replaced by a different letter. To solve the puzzle, one must recover the original lettering. Though once used in more serious applications, they are now mainly printed for entertainment in newspapers and magazines and online.
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Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily Classic Word Search Puzzle

The aim of this puzzle is to find the listed words in the jumble of letters. The words may be spelled backward or forward, up or down or they may be diagonal. When you finish, you will see a score card, which gives you a count of words you found and words you peeked at, as well as the total time you took to solve the puzzle.
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Brain Teaser Contest #118--Win A Free Game!

Which one of the five designs is least like the other four?


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Last Weeks Stats:
Winner- Kaleb McElyea
Submitted: Right Solutions 124 / Wrong Solutions 47 / Winning Number 2
Last Week's Solution-Animal. Rearranging, we get IGUANA
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Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily Fillomino Puzzle

To complete a Fillomino Puzzle a Solver must place numbers in the blank squares so that the puzzle is divided into zones with the area of each zone equal to the number contained within its squares. The zones may take on any shape, but zones having the same area may not touch each other.
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Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily Tents Puzzle

Place tents on the grassy squares so that every tent is next to a tree (horizontally or vertically), and every tree is next to a tent (horizontally or vertically). Squares containing tents must not touch at the edges or at the corners. The numbers at the side and bottom indicate the number of tents in each row and column.
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Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily Sikaku Puzzle

These puzzles consist of an array of squares with a one or two digit number inserted in some of the squares. To solve such a puzzle, you must cover the entire area of the puzzle with squares or rectangles so that each square or rectangle contains just one of the numbers and has an area equal to that number.
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Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily Futoshiki Puzzle

FUTOSHIKI puzzles can vary in size from 4x4 up to 8x8. They are solved by placing digits into the cells of the puzzle so that each row and each column contains just one of the digits from 1 up to the size of the puzzle. To get you started there will normally be several digits already in the puzzle. In addition, a few pairs of adjacent cells will have the < and > symbols inserted between them to indicate the relative sizes of the numbers within those cells. Each puzzle has a single unique solution, and no guess-work is required to solve them.
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Brain Teaser Contest #117--Win A Free Game!

If you rearrange the letters UGNAIA, you would have the name of a...

River - Planet - City - Animal - Plant
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Last Weeks Stats:
Winner- Siam Sharif
Submitted: Right Solutions 123 / Wrong Solutions 28 / Winning Number 16
Last Week's Solution-Sister. Niece is the female equivalent of a nephew. Sister is the female equivalent of a brother.
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Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily British/Australian Crossword

A crossword is a word puzzle that normally takes the form of a square grid of black and white squares. The goal is to fill the white squares with letters, forming words or phrases, by solving clues which lead to the answers.
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Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily Classic Crossword Puzzle

A crossword is a word puzzle that normally takes the form of a square grid of black and white squares. The goal is to fill the white squares with letters, forming words or phrases, by solving clues which lead to the answers.
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Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily Kakuro Puzzle

Kakuro is a cross between traditional crosswords and Sudoku, you must fit the numbers 1 to 9 into a grid of squares so that no number is repeated within a defined area. And just like a crossword, there's a grid of filled blocks and clues to solve. Kakuro puzzles are best solved using logic!
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Today's Featured Puzzle: Daily Sudoku Puzzle #2

The aim of the puzzle is to enter a numeral from 1 through 9 in each cell of a grid, most frequently a 9×9 grid made up of 3×3 sub grids (called "regions"), Note that our puzzle is in this form. You are given starting numerals in some cells. Each row, column and region must contain only one instance of each numeral. Our puzzles can range from easy to very hard!
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