diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1998/mit1998mm_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1998_Final_Runaround/8.161516_The_Persistence_of_Memory.html b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1998/mit1998mm_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1998_Final_Runaround/8.161516_The_Persistence_of_Memory.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..44c1d0d241a340432166d88d57d2716047632a1c --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1998/mit1998mm_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1998_Final_Runaround/8.161516_The_Persistence_of_Memory.html @@ -0,0 +1,181 @@ + + + + + + 8.161516 The Persistence of Memory + + +

8.161516 — The Persistence of Memory

+

Prof. Scott Weiss (See + solution)
+

+

We hope you remember the answers to these questions, 'cause you + sure ain't lookin' em up!
+

+

Circle the choice that answers the question or best completes the + statement.
+

+
    +
  1. Who did Walter go as at last year's Halloween party?
    2. +
      +
    1. Spider-Man
      2. +
    2. Batman
      3. +
    3. Iron Man
      4. +
    4. Superman
      5. +
    +
  2. Laverne has a doctorate in
    3. +
      +
    1. computer science
      2. +
    2. English literature
      3. +
    3. electrical engineering
      4. +
    4. economics
      5. +
    +
  3. Which of these people is a sibling of June?
    4. +
      +
    1. Dolores
      2. +
    2. Matthew
      3. +
    3. April
      4. +
    4. Quentin
      5. +
    +
  4. What does John put on his scrambled eggs?
    5. +
      +
    1. ketchup
      2. +
    2. tabasco
      3. +
    3. worcestershire sauce
      4. +
    4. nothing
      5. +
    +
  5. Tom always shouts "Man Overboard!" during the final scene of
    6. +
      +
    1. The Poseidon Adventure
      2. +
    2. Das Boot
      3. +
    3. Titanic
      4. +
    4. The Love Boat
      5. +
    +
  6. Which of these does Mary use when she does her laundry?
    7. +
      +
    1. Woolite
      2. +
    2. Bounce
      3. +
    3. Cheer
      4. +
    4. Clorox
      5. +
    +
  7. What's Jack's favorite area of mathematics?
    8. +
      +
    1. plane geometry
      2. +
    2. multivariate statistics
      3. +
    3. vector algebra
      4. +
    4. topology
      5. +
    +
  8. During a recent sermon, what book did Bishop Witherspoon cite?
    9. +
      +
    1. Matthew
      2. +
    2. Ecclesiastes
      3. +
    3. Acts II
      4. +
    4. Genesis
      5. +
    +
  9. Which finger did Jeff break in 1992?
    10. +
      +
    1. index
      2. +
    2. thumb
      3. +
    3. pinky
      4. +
    4. ring
      5. +
    +
  10. Steve always shows up
    11. +
      +
    1. late
      +
      2. +
    2. too early
      3. +
    3. on time
      4. +
    4. drunk
      5. +
    +
  11. Randy does a great impression of a character in what movie?
    12. +
      +
    1. Star Wars
      2. +
    2. Forrest Gump
      3. +
    3. Deliverance
      4. +
    4. Sling Blade
      5. +
    +
  12. On what holiday did Willy meet President Carter?
    13. +
      +
    1. Christmas
      2. +
    2. Easter
      3. +
    3. Thanksgiving
      4. +
    4. Feast of the Immaculate Conception
      5. +
    +
  13. Fred collects vintage
    14. +
      +
    1. wine bottles
      2. +
    2. textbooks
      3. +
    3. stuffed animals
      4. +
    4. furniture
      5. +
    +
  14. To reach Ralph's cabin, which direction do you have to head in + leaving Albuquerque?
    15. +
      +
    1. north
      2. +
    2. south
      3. +
    3. east
      4. +
    4. west
      5. +
    +
  15. What kind of vehicle does Sally drive?
    16. +
      +
    1. Jeep
      2. +
    2. truck
      3. +
    3. motorcycle
      4. +
    4. trailer
      5. +
    +
  16. Frank Sinatra is Mike's favorite actor in what film?
    17. +
      +
    1. The Manchurian Candidate
      2. +
    2. From here to Eternity
      3. +
    3. Anchors Aweigh
      4. +
    4. Guys and Dolls
      5. +
    +
  17. Sarah has a keychain version of a(n)
    18. +
      +
    1. Mr. Potato Head
      2. +
    2. Etch-a-Sketch
      3. +
    3. Rubik's Cube
      4. +
    4. Slinky
      5. +
    +
  18. What is Bob's least favorite computer game?
    19. +
      +
    1. Doom
      2. +
    2. Descent
      3. +
    3. Quake
      4. +
    4. Ogre
      5. +
    +
  19. Which word did Kelly use to pronounce ANSMET?
    20. +
      +
    1. Aerosmith
      2. +
    2. Enhancement
      3. +
    3. Answer
      4. +
    4. Isthmus
      5. +
    +
  20. Where did Tommy's parents go on their last vacation?
    21. +
      +
    1. Rio de Janeiro
      2. +
    2. Budapest
      3. +
    3. Melbourne
      4. +
    4. Walt Disney World
      5. +
    +
  21. Shelley has seen one episode of what series more than 30 + times?
    22. +
      +
    1. M*A*S*H
      2. +
    2. I Love Lucy
      3. +
    3. Happy Days
      4. +
    4. Leave It to Beaver
      5. +
    +
  22. Foozball is a(n)
    23. +
      +
    1. koala bear
      2. +
    2. llama
      3. +
    3. iguana
      4. +
    4. dingo
      +
      5. +
    +
+ + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1998/mit1998r1m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1998_Freshman_Year_meta/Freshman_Year.html b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1998/mit1998r1m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1998_Freshman_Year_meta/Freshman_Year.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..359ca6a5307e4781731aae6d2ea9686d3b9bd9a3 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1998/mit1998r1m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1998_Freshman_Year_meta/Freshman_Year.html @@ -0,0 +1,173 @@ + + + + + Freshman Year + + +

Freshman Year Schedule of Classes

+

(All Classes meet Monday, Wednesday, and Friday) (see + + solution)
+

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
8:00-8:50
+ 		24.68
+ 		Following + Directions
+
9:00-9:50
+ 		19.4
+ 		Tetraphilia
+

+
+
+
10:00-11:00
+ 		Lunch
+
+

+
+
+
11:00-11:50
+ 		19.7
+ 		Cryptography
+
12:00-12:50
+ 		14.12345 / MAS.678910
+ 		Material + + + + Acquisition
+
1:00-1:50
+ 		19.5
+ 		Cryptic + Cruciverbalism
+
2:00-2:50
+ 		12H.1
+ 		Historical + Figures
+

+
+
+
4:00-4:30
+ 		Tea
+
+

+
+
+
4:30-5:20
+ 		14.321
+ 		Pyramid Schemes
+
5:30-6:20
+ 		24.24
+ 		Cgntv Lngstcs
+
6:30-7:20
+ 		19.39
+ 		Name Recognition
+
7:30-8.20
+ 		7.51897
+ 		Rhodography
+
+

Extracurricular + + + Activity -- Skeet Shooting Club
+

+

Freshman Year Pop Quiz
+

+ + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1998/mit1998r4m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1998_Senior_Metapuzzle/8.161516_The_Persistence_of_Memory.html b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1998/mit1998r4m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1998_Senior_Metapuzzle/8.161516_The_Persistence_of_Memory.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..44c1d0d241a340432166d88d57d2716047632a1c --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1998/mit1998r4m_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1998_Senior_Metapuzzle/8.161516_The_Persistence_of_Memory.html @@ -0,0 +1,181 @@ + + + + + + 8.161516 The Persistence of Memory + + +

8.161516 — The Persistence of Memory

+

Prof. Scott Weiss (See + solution)
+

+

We hope you remember the answers to these questions, 'cause you + sure ain't lookin' em up!
+

+

Circle the choice that answers the question or best completes the + statement.
+

+
    +
  1. Who did Walter go as at last year's Halloween party?
    2. +
      +
    1. Spider-Man
      2. +
    2. Batman
      3. +
    3. Iron Man
      4. +
    4. Superman
      5. +
    +
  2. Laverne has a doctorate in
    3. +
      +
    1. computer science
      2. +
    2. English literature
      3. +
    3. electrical engineering
      4. +
    4. economics
      5. +
    +
  3. Which of these people is a sibling of June?
    4. +
      +
    1. Dolores
      2. +
    2. Matthew
      3. +
    3. April
      4. +
    4. Quentin
      5. +
    +
  4. What does John put on his scrambled eggs?
    5. +
      +
    1. ketchup
      2. +
    2. tabasco
      3. +
    3. worcestershire sauce
      4. +
    4. nothing
      5. +
    +
  5. Tom always shouts "Man Overboard!" during the final scene of
    6. +
      +
    1. The Poseidon Adventure
      2. +
    2. Das Boot
      3. +
    3. Titanic
      4. +
    4. The Love Boat
      5. +
    +
  6. Which of these does Mary use when she does her laundry?
    7. +
      +
    1. Woolite
      2. +
    2. Bounce
      3. +
    3. Cheer
      4. +
    4. Clorox
      5. +
    +
  7. What's Jack's favorite area of mathematics?
    8. +
      +
    1. plane geometry
      2. +
    2. multivariate statistics
      3. +
    3. vector algebra
      4. +
    4. topology
      5. +
    +
  8. During a recent sermon, what book did Bishop Witherspoon cite?
    9. +
      +
    1. Matthew
      2. +
    2. Ecclesiastes
      3. +
    3. Acts II
      4. +
    4. Genesis
      5. +
    +
  9. Which finger did Jeff break in 1992?
    10. +
      +
    1. index
      2. +
    2. thumb
      3. +
    3. pinky
      4. +
    4. ring
      5. +
    +
  10. Steve always shows up
    11. +
      +
    1. late
      +
      2. +
    2. too early
      3. +
    3. on time
      4. +
    4. drunk
      5. +
    +
  11. Randy does a great impression of a character in what movie?
    12. +
      +
    1. Star Wars
      2. +
    2. Forrest Gump
      3. +
    3. Deliverance
      4. +
    4. Sling Blade
      5. +
    +
  12. On what holiday did Willy meet President Carter?
    13. +
      +
    1. Christmas
      2. +
    2. Easter
      3. +
    3. Thanksgiving
      4. +
    4. Feast of the Immaculate Conception
      5. +
    +
  13. Fred collects vintage
    14. +
      +
    1. wine bottles
      2. +
    2. textbooks
      3. +
    3. stuffed animals
      4. +
    4. furniture
      5. +
    +
  14. To reach Ralph's cabin, which direction do you have to head in + leaving Albuquerque?
    15. +
      +
    1. north
      2. +
    2. south
      3. +
    3. east
      4. +
    4. west
      5. +
    +
  15. What kind of vehicle does Sally drive?
    16. +
      +
    1. Jeep
      2. +
    2. truck
      3. +
    3. motorcycle
      4. +
    4. trailer
      5. +
    +
  16. Frank Sinatra is Mike's favorite actor in what film?
    17. +
      +
    1. The Manchurian Candidate
      2. +
    2. From here to Eternity
      3. +
    3. Anchors Aweigh
      4. +
    4. Guys and Dolls
      5. +
    +
  17. Sarah has a keychain version of a(n)
    18. +
      +
    1. Mr. Potato Head
      2. +
    2. Etch-a-Sketch
      3. +
    3. Rubik's Cube
      4. +
    4. Slinky
      5. +
    +
  18. What is Bob's least favorite computer game?
    19. +
      +
    1. Doom
      2. +
    2. Descent
      3. +
    3. Quake
      4. +
    4. Ogre
      5. +
    +
  19. Which word did Kelly use to pronounce ANSMET?
    20. +
      +
    1. Aerosmith
      2. +
    2. Enhancement
      3. +
    3. Answer
      4. +
    4. Isthmus
      5. +
    +
  20. Where did Tommy's parents go on their last vacation?
    21. +
      +
    1. Rio de Janeiro
      2. +
    2. Budapest
      3. +
    3. Melbourne
      4. +
    4. Walt Disney World
      5. +
    +
  21. Shelley has seen one episode of what series more than 30 + times?
    22. +
      +
    1. M*A*S*H
      2. +
    2. I Love Lucy
      3. +
    3. Happy Days
      4. +
    4. Leave It to Beaver
      5. +
    +
  22. Foozball is a(n)
    23. +
      +
    1. koala bear
      2. +
    2. llama
      3. +
    3. iguana
      4. +
    4. dingo
      +
      5. +
    +
+ + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1999/mit1999dossiers_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1999_Dossiers_Meta/capetown.html b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1999/mit1999dossiers_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1999_Dossiers_Meta/capetown.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..43d46142a06f2bf298603014149be1874cf1b2e3 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/1999/mit1999dossiers_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_1999_Dossiers_Meta/capetown.html @@ -0,0 +1,141 @@ + + +Capetown + + + +

Capetown

+ +
+

He who finds the cheese will win!

+
+ +

Three mice are set loose one at a time in a maze. They each try to +document their time in different ways. The maze fits within a 6 by 13 +grid. Not every mouse traverses every square (you can get the unique +answer anyhow).

+ +

Blinky

+ +

NOTE: Pictures are not shown in the order taken.

+

+

+

+

+

+ +
+
+

Jottie

+ +

+I woke up to unfamiliar magenta walls and a blue floor lit from above +with wide spotlights. I had a moment of panic when I realized I had my +trusty blue pen, but no notepad beside me. I would have to rely on my +memory. You see it was my first assignment as a new reporter for the +Lab Rat Rag and I was in a new maze. The first thing I saw was that I +was at the dead end of a hallway extended out in front of me. I +decided that a smart move would be to mark my way on the floor, so if +I ever came that way a second time I would not go the same way +twice. But to save ink (and time) I would only mark which way I went +if there was a choice. +

+

+I went a little ways along the hallway. Soon there was an opening on +my left and the hallway ahead looked like it deadended a ways forward +so I drew an arrow on the floor pointing left and turned to go through +the opening. +

+

+To my dismay I then stepped out into a hallway that was completely +dark in both directions (it stretched out to my left and to my right). + wasn't sure which direction to go but the left looked shorter so I +bent down to make an arrow, but my pen didn't show up in the darkness +and I had to pause and think about my maze algorithms class for a +minute. I reasoned that it would be safest if I always took the +leftmost branch when I couldn't mark my way. +

+

+When I reached the end of the hallway there was an opening on my right +which I took (there being no other choice). But no sooner had I +stepped out of the dark hallway, then I had another choice: Right or +straight ahead. My first impulse was to turn right since straight +ahead looked like more darkness and I wanted to be able to use my +pen. But when I looked down the hallway to my right I saw no openings, +so I sighed and continued on forward into the darkness (first marking +the direction I followed on the ground). +

+

+Once entering this new dark hall I realized immediately I would have +to turn right. I did so and walked glumly down the long hall. At the +end I had to turn left. +

+

+The area in front of me was lit. I was so relieved I marked my way +even though I had no choice. I had to go straight... into +another dark hallway, this time leading off to the left. +

+

+About halfway down it I came to an opening on my left. I followed my +"choice in the dark" rule and turned into the opening. After turning +there was a short hallway to my left. But it seemed to be a dead end +so I turned around and went back out into the long dark hall. +

+

+I continued on to my left (the same direction I had been going prior +to the last little "in the dark choice") and immediately saw another +opening on my left. I took this one too, but all it had was a small +dark cubbyhole on the right. Exasperated I went back out into the long +hall. Only all of a sudden I realized I was almost at the end of it, +so I continued to the end and turned right and out under another +light. +

+

+Ahead of me was yet another dark hallway! This time stretching right +again. I was starting to sense a pattern here and I tell you I was +getting sick of it. I went a little ways down it and soon found light +openings on both my right and left. I choose left, just to be +consistent, you understand. It was a short hallway stretching to the +right. I could see that there were no other exits, but I thought I saw +something on the floor at the end, so I went to investigate. +

+

+It wasn't the cheese scoop that would have assured my career, but I +was happy enough after I saw it, because it was this piece of paper. I +decided I had better take the opportunity to record what had happened +so far since I was already starting to forget. +

+

+Next I will go back over it all and make a map and continue on. Well +maybe after I take a nap... +

+ + +
+
+

Milton

+ +

NOTE: Milton has short legs. However, an integral number of his steps +do fit within one wall segment.

+ + + +
+
+  2   1   1                      2           2             1   
+3 | 6 ^ 3 ^ 15 v 2 v 17 v 8 v 14 | 6 v 2 v 5 | 15 v 8 v 14 ^ 3 
+
+
+1   2               2               2            1   1   2    
+^ 3 | 3 v 2 v 5 v 2 | 3 v 8 v 2 v 5 | 6 v 8 v 14 ^ 3 ^ 3 | 3 v 
+
+
+          2               2
+2 v 5 v 2 | 3 v 8 v 2 v 5 | 6
+
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+ } +.custom { padding: 10px; color:#ffffff;} +.info { background: #252a5a; border: 1px solid #000000; text-align:right; color:#ffffff;} + +/* End of Top Menu Bar CSS */ +} + +@media print { + #puzzletopbar { + display: none; + } +} diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2013/mit2013263_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2013_Labyrinth/index.html b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2013/mit2013263_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2013_Labyrinth/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c6941a8a828a68ed06059fc696f3a7026c9dce73 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2013/mit2013263_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2013_Labyrinth/index.html @@ -0,0 +1,124 @@ + + + +Richard Feynman -- COINHEIST + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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+ +

Labyrinth : Q.E.D.

+ +

All the walls had something hidden in them...

Across

+Overactor; Frasier role; lip hair, briefly
+Northwestern state; louder; venomous Indian snake
+Home canners; heron, in Munich
+Cautious and deliberate; adventurous acts
+Foundation author; make unwanted comments; type of salt
+Pallid; prized; Roman galley
+Declare unfit for habitation; thinking machines (abbr.); discard
+Former, as a girlfriend; collection of Persian quatrains; Ken's gal
+Provide with weapons; whirlpool; sorcerer
+Mule's daddies; Welsh dish +

Down

+Religious school; Amend strip
+Village People tune; part of a musical note; marital invalidation
+Adhere to a surface; Norwegian attractions; angled edge
+Celebration before Lent; osso buco component; Joan of Arc, for example
+Pollux or Betelgeuse; part of an oarlock; Menlo Park denizen; eight bits; transmit
+Owner of a Lonely Heart band; items for a book collector; machines found at a car wash
+Theater aide; snitch; Argentine repression
+Stirring up, as a fire; inferior substitutes
+Pumbaa, for example; Chef's garment; certain spiritual leader
+Societies simpler than a state; sub-par result? +

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+ In the Details + -- Solved +
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TWELEVELTWONSHELMUMUOERAIYRANL
+QAPIUNPIQAYDPEPIRPRPKVOYESOYOR
+ELRATFDTELDTTFDTBWNLMUTFONYDWJ
+PIOYJMHAPIHAJMHAAOORRPJMYDANFC
+MUOZCGTFBWIRYDHIRAIRTFNCUENCUE
+RPVQUHJMAOHKANJUOYHKJMZKBNZKBN
+IRONSHOZGOTFUEELTFOEELUEYDOETF
+HKYDPEVQDNJMBNPIJMKVPIBNANKVJM
+BWIYNLTFSHHIELTWGOYDONDTYDHIOE
+AOESORJMPEJUPIQADNANYDHAANJUKV
+SHDTYDRPBWUEBWIYTWTWTFYDMUELMU
+PEHAANAJAOBNAOESQAQAJMANRPPIRP
+ONTWELBWLMSHELTFUEBWBWLMOZEVHI
+YDQAPIAOGIPEPIJMBNAOAOGIVQUNJU
+DTCGUEYDRPEVNCIREVIRTWUEUETWON
+HAUHBNANAJUNZKHKUNHKQABNBNQAYD
+IRUERAMUTFELTWONTFOEOEEYDTNLYD
+HKBNOYRPJMPIQAYDJMKVKVHWHAORAN
+ELGORPNCTFDTYDSHYDELPKTFOZRACG
+PIDNAJZKJMHAANPEANPIDFJMVQOYUH
+DTMUWJOETFYDELMUMUGORAONIRDTCG
+HARPFCKVJMANPIRPRPDNOYYDHKHAUH

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BOUNDARYHENONLEVY DRAGONSCALING
BROWNIANHILBERTLYAPUNOVSPACE
CAUCHYHURRICANEMANDELBROTSTRANGE
CURLICUEITERATENEURONTAKAGI
DE RHAMJULIANURNIETECTONICS
DIMENSIONLEIBNIZPOWER LAWT-SQUARE
ESCAPELEVEL ONERAUZYWIENER
HAUSDORFFLEVEL TWORIVERYO DAWG

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Heist Test Kitchen

+ +

Enigma Valley is throwing a soiree for top bank executives to +celebrate a successful coin acquisition. To get additional +information, you set up a fake catering organization to infiltrate +Enigma Valley’s shindig.

+ +

It seemed like a good idea at the time. Now you have to learn to +cook like a top chef. And Enigma Valley executives certainly have +peculiar tastes.

+ +

Meat

+ +

Pick any letter. Add together its Scrabble score, its index in the +alphabet, and the number of people on your team whose last name +contains that letter.

+ +
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  • 1-10: No meat
    • +
  • 11-13: Chicken
    • +
  • 14-15: Beef
    • +
  • 16-17: Fish
    • +
  • 18-19: Pork
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  • 20: Duck
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  • 21: Turkey
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  • 22: Lamb
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  • 23: Shellfish
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  • 24: Rabbit
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  • 25: Turducken
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  • 26 or more: Something else (Buffalo, venison, elk, bear, kangaroo, etc.)
    • +
+ +

Starch

+ +

What is the maximum number of team members with the same birthday?

+ +
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  • 1: No starch
    • +
  • 2: Rice
    • +
  • 3: Pasta
    • +
  • 4 or more: Potato
    • +
+ +

Vegetable

+ +

When is the earliest that anyone on your team has done the Mystery +Hunt?

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  • Everyone's first time: any vegetable you want
    • +
  • 2011-2012: A vegetable of genus Solanum
    • +
  • 2008-2010: A vegetable of genus Brassica
    • +
  • 2007: A vegetable of genus Spinacia
    • +
  • 2005-2006: A vegetable (not a spice) of family Apiaceae
    • +
  • 2001-2004: A vegetable of genus Capsicum
    • +
  • 1998-2000: A vegetable of genus Beta
    • +
  • 1997 or earlier: A culinary fruit
    • +
+ +

Spice

+ +

Draw a Scrabble tile for everyone on your team (fake it if you +don't have the tiles). Pick a letter that is, or is tied for, the most +common or least common. Cook with a spice starting with that +letter.

+ +
+ +

To successfully infiltrate, you should bring a meal to HQ that +serves 4 and that people are willing to eat. You've heard that the +bank awards Options for particularly good catering.

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Solved

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+ + + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2013/mit20135mm_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2013_Password_Update_Marty_Bishop_meta/asset_index.html b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2013/mit20135mm_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2013_Password_Update_Marty_Bishop_meta/asset_index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cd4c4c0791149c2c58b67bed61b070b3b2fd870a --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2013/mit20135mm_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2013_Password_Update_Marty_Bishop_meta/asset_index.html @@ -0,0 +1,137 @@ + + + +Marty Bishop / Password Update (Solution) -- COINHEIST + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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Marty Bishop / Password Update (Solution)
+
+

by Robyn Speer

+ +

The three metas give you these answers:

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  • UNKNOWN TOOL
    • +
  • 14-0637
    • +
  • DOOR INTO OFFICE OF DR BENOIT FORGET
    • +
+ +

You find an envelope containing a paper Enigma rotor in subbasement 9, +near the Tomb of the UNKNOWN TOOL. +It maps the alphabet to BPJLNTVWMYUXFQHZIOCKDGSAER, and the input letters +E, N, and I are marked with a gray background.

+ +

14-0637 is a room where you can find another rotor (on a handy cardboard +cylinder of the right size with an input wheel). The rotor maps the alphabet to +GHQDUIVPYABEFNRLSKCXTWMZJO. G, M, and A are marked with a gray background.

+ +

The last rotor is in an envelope on the DOOR INTO OFFICE OF DR BENOIT FORGET +(24-214). It maps the alphabet to MLEXBZSAIVDJNRTYOKFWQHGPCU, and no letters +are marked.

+ +

+The metas and the supermeta intro give you all the pieces of a paper Enigma, +and you just have to figure out how to put it together. (NB: The inspiration for these rotors comes from the "paper Enigma" described here. The images used to create them can be found here.)

+ +
+ +

The example checks that you're advancing the rotors properly. You rotate the +rightmost rotor before decoding a letter. If the rightmost rotor has a mark lined +up with A on the input rotor, you rotate the center rotor as well. If the center +rotor has a mark lined up with A on the input rotor, you rotate all three rotors. +

+

If you have all three metas, you just have to put the pieces together in the +correct order (trying up to 6 possibilities) and implement the right Enigma rules. +If you have two, you get to try to break an Enigma wheel from a lot of crib text. +(Random Thymes: "If the Brits could do it in the '40s, we can do it with an 8,000 +core supercomputer!" They got the last meta before it mattered.)

+ +

Some pitfalls:

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  • The rightmost wheel rotates before decoding. (On the physical machine, +the force of pressing a key causes it to rotate.)
    • +
  • It's tempting to think of the rotors as turning like an odometer, in which case +the left wheel would only turn if both other wheels were notched. But the WWII +Enigma (as well as Franklin Heath's +papercraft +Enigma) had a phenomenon known as "double-stepping", where the center wheel +would step again when it rotated onto a position with a notch that turns the left +wheel. If you don't do this, you get about 1/3 of the way through decoding the +answers and start getting gibberish.
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  • The reflector does not rotate. Its A always lines up with A on the input wheel, +not on the left wheel. Unfortunately, the example does not check this, but you will +get complete gibberish as the decoding if you line it up with the leftmost wheel. +
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The final message is:

+
+NUTFLUSHXENORMOUSLYPRODUCTIVEXKLINGONAMBASSADORSXELECTRONICTOLLCOLLECTI
+ONXMARTYSXECUMENICALXKANGAROOGRASSXEAGLELIKEXACCOUNTXHANKELFUNCTIONXSWE
+ETWOODBARKXGERALDJFORDXHASTOOFEWXSCOUTNETWORKXNIFTYMETALROBOTNINJAXLOBW
+EDGEXDARKBROODINGXNAMCOMUSEUMVIRTUALARCADEXACHTERBAHNXSECRETSX
+
+ +

The passwords that are not puzzle answers spell MARTY'S ACCOUNT HAS TOO FEW +SECRETS.

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Solved: Change Is In the Air

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EILIHCNIGHTY
GKRAHCTEWOOE
DNOHDUSINHRA
IIBGVSEEHIAC
RRAONMNRFLDO
TRWLTICWANTS
RYSUTNLAKCOH
AFNCKEERRUSD
CEHOLRBRUEFN
IKNAPCOLOFEA
HALLUSIPTFAR
ERTENALPHSUG

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Solution to A Meta Puzzle

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Puzzlers are given a series of North American cities paired with clue phrases. Every clue's solution is a punny phrase that is also a heavy metal or hard rock band's name missing one letter.

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Ex.: "This Olympics mascot dude hasn't eaten enough food"

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The above clues to the answer THIN IZZY. The phrase is one letter short of the hard rock band Thin Lizzy. So from this clue, we extract the missing letter: L.

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Clues are given in alphabetical order by their answer. Additionally, each clue is also associated with a North American city. These locations, when drawn onto a map, describe a somewhat ellipsoid set of points around the continent – indeed, it is a tour route! The first city listed in the puzzle is Toronto, ON. Toronto is also the only listed city outside the US.

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When the missing band letters are placed on a map and read in the cyclic order of the route, they will spell out the fully extracted clue: WRITERSOFTHEPILLORIANAGE, or "Writers of The Pillorian Age". The Pillorian Age is the sole album released by Norwegian black metallers Abysmal. The puzzle's answer, then, is ABYSMAL.

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The full table of clues, their answers, and their associate bands follows:

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1 + Toronto, ON + It could use a seraph scratch? + ANGEL ITCH + Angel Witch + W +
2 + Worcester, MA + Van Halen singer in disco boots + GO-GO ROTH + Gorgoroth + R +
3 + Woonsocket, RI + Choose + DECIDE + Deicide + I +
4 + New York, NY + Bread bowl and bear claw bakery + PANERA + Pantera + T +
5 + Richmond, VA + Like Vader Ripple or Chocolate Chip Maul + ICE DARTH + Iced Earth + E +
6 + Charlotte, NC + Beirut, to some + PONG + Prong + R +
7 + Savannah, GA + Sometime Kardashian beau + ODOM + Sodom + S +
8 + Jacksonville, FL + Doctor Who's Astrid + PETH + Opeth + O +
9 + Mobile, AL + Production site for Vulcan prosthetics + EAR FACTORY + Fear Factory + F +
10 + New Orleans, LA + Apostle acts nosy + JUDAS PRIES + Judas Priest + T +
11 + Austin, TX + Curve foe + ARC ENEMY + Arch Enemy + H +
12 + Pecos, TX + Instrumental composition on coniferous tree + RHAPSODY OF FIR + Rhapsody of Fire + E +
13 + Carlsbad, NM + Used to be + WAS + Wasp + P +
14 + Phoenix, AZ + He's between a king and a vassal + LORD + Lordi + I +
15 + Los Angeles, CA + A day of rest for your spine + BACK SABBATH + Black Sabbath + L +
16 + San Jose, CA + This olympic mascot dude hasn't eaten enough food + THIN IZZY + Thin Lizzy + L +
17 + Portland, OR + Popular princess + DI + Dio + O +
18 + Seattle, WA + Positively charged damsel + ION MAIDEN + Iron Maiden + R +
19 + Helena, MT + Oscar-winning Monster + THERON + Therion + I +
20 + Fargo, ND + You can hear it drop + PIN + Pain + A +
21 + Minneapolis, MN + Chinese leader's struggle + MAO WAR + Manowar + N +
22 + Madison, WI + Pant edge that belongs to me! + MY HEM + Mayhem + A +
23 + Chicago, IL + Deep red Carrollian parrot + CRIMSON LORY + Crimson Glory + G +
24 + Detroit, MI + Military branch of flesh-eaters + CANNIBAL CORPS + Cannibal Corpse + E +
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Solution to Local Shorts

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Author: Erin Rhode

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Boston Tubs (Chicago Cubs)
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Chicago Ringers (Texas Rangers)
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Chicago White Box (Chicago White Sox)
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Miami Mels (New York Mets)
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New York Red Sax (Boston Red Sox)
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[Arlington] Texas Carlins (Miami Marlins)
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Chicago Ducks (Milwaukee Bucks)
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Detroit Pockets (Houston Rockets)
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Houston Balls (Chicago Bulls)
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Los Angeles Lizards (Washington Wizards)
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Miami Nuns (Phoenix Suns)
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Milwaukee Meat (Miami Heat)
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Phoenix Likers (Los Angeles Lakers)
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Washington Pistols (Detroit Pistons)
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Chicago Pi Kings (Minnesota Vikings)
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Dallas Colas (Indianapolis Colts)
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Detroit Red Skies (Washington Red Skins)
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Indianapolis Grants (New York Giants)
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Jacksonville Cow Bots (Dallas Cowboys)
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[Minneapolis] Minnesota Loons (Detroit Lions)
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New Orleans Changers (San Diego Chargers)
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New York Paints (Buffalo Saints)
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San Diego Boars (Chicago Bears)
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Washington Jag Jars (Jacksonville Jaguars)
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All of these images are city scapes of an American city with a clip art on top that represents the mascot of one of three sports leagues (NFL, NBA, and MLB) from a different city. The cities are ordered by league and then alphabetized within each league. Each sports teams' city (or state in the case of the Vikings and the Rangers) is represented elsewhere in the puzzle.

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Separating by league and ordering by connecting each team to its correct city gives three distinct loops. Reading the correct letter out of each team mascot around the loops gives three words: MASCOT WASHBURN UNIVERSITY (in given order by league). Washburn University's mascot is the answer to this puzzle: ICHABOD

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MLB:

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  • Texas Carlins (Miami Marlins) - M +
  • Chicago Ringers (Texas Rangers) - A +
  • Chicago White Box (Chicago White Sox) - S +
  • Boston Tubs (Chicago Cubs) - C +
  • New York Red Sax (Boston Red Sox) - O +
  • Miami Mels (New York Mets) - T +
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NBA:

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  • Los Angeles Lizards (Washington Wizards) - W +
  • Phoenix Likers (LA Lakers) - A +
  • Miami Nuns (Phoenix Suns) - S +
  • Milwaukee Meat (Miami Heat) - H +
  • Chicago Ducks (Milwaukee Bucks) - B +
  • Houston Balls (Chicago Bulls) - U +
  • Detroit Pockets (Houston Rockets) - R +
  • Washington Pistols (Detroit Pistons) - N +
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NFL:

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  • Washington Jag Jars (Jacksonville Jaguars) - U +
  • Detroit Red Skies (Washington Redskins) - N +
  • Minnesota Loons (Detroit Lions) - I +
  • Chicago Bikings (Minnesota Vikings) - V +
  • San Diego Boars (Chicago Bears) - E +
  • New Orleans Changers (San Diego Chargers) - R +
  • Buffalo Paints (New Orleans Saints) - S +
  • Indianapolis Bells (Buffalo Bills) - I +
  • Dallas Colas (Indianapolis Colts) - T +
  • Jacksonville Cow Bots (Dallas Cowboys) - Y +
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Solution to Local Shorts

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Author: Erin Rhode

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Boston Tubs (Chicago Cubs)
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Chicago Ringers (Texas Rangers)
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Chicago White Box (Chicago White Sox)
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Miami Mels (New York Mets)
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New York Red Sax (Boston Red Sox)
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[Arlington] Texas Carlins (Miami Marlins)
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Chicago Ducks (Milwaukee Bucks)
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Detroit Pockets (Houston Rockets)
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Houston Balls (Chicago Bulls)
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Los Angeles Lizards (Washington Wizards)
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Miami Nuns (Phoenix Suns)
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Milwaukee Meat (Miami Heat)
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Phoenix Likers (Los Angeles Lakers)
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Washington Pistols (Detroit Pistons)
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Chicago Pi Kings (Minnesota Vikings)
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Dallas Colas (Indianapolis Colts)
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Detroit Red Skies (Washington Red Skins)
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Indianapolis Grants (New York Giants)
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Jacksonville Cow Bots (Dallas Cowboys)
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[Minneapolis] Minnesota Loons (Detroit Lions)
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New Orleans Changers (San Diego Chargers)
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New York Paints (Buffalo Saints)
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San Diego Boars (Chicago Bears)
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Washington Jag Jars (Jacksonville Jaguars)
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All of these images are city scapes of an American city with a clip art on top that represents the mascot of one of three sports leagues (NFL, NBA, and MLB) from a different city. The cities are ordered by league and then alphabetized within each league. Each sports teams' city (or state in the case of the Vikings and the Rangers) is represented elsewhere in the puzzle.

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Separating by league and ordering by connecting each team to its correct city gives three distinct loops. Reading the correct letter out of each team mascot around the loops gives three words: MASCOT WASHBURN UNIVERSITY (in given order by league). Washburn University's mascot is the answer to this puzzle: ICHABOD

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MLB:

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  • Texas Carlins (Miami Marlins) - M +
  • Chicago Ringers (Texas Rangers) - A +
  • Chicago White Box (Chicago White Sox) - S +
  • Boston Tubs (Chicago Cubs) - C +
  • New York Red Sax (Boston Red Sox) - O +
  • Miami Mels (New York Mets) - T +
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NBA:

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  • Los Angeles Lizards (Washington Wizards) - W +
  • Phoenix Likers (LA Lakers) - A +
  • Miami Nuns (Phoenix Suns) - S +
  • Milwaukee Meat (Miami Heat) - H +
  • Chicago Ducks (Milwaukee Bucks) - B +
  • Houston Balls (Chicago Bulls) - U +
  • Detroit Pockets (Houston Rockets) - R +
  • Washington Pistols (Detroit Pistons) - N +
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NFL:

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  • Washington Jag Jars (Jacksonville Jaguars) - U +
  • Detroit Red Skies (Washington Redskins) - N +
  • Minnesota Loons (Detroit Lions) - I +
  • Chicago Bikings (Minnesota Vikings) - V +
  • San Diego Boars (Chicago Bears) - E +
  • New Orleans Changers (San Diego Chargers) - R +
  • Buffalo Paints (New Orleans Saints) - S +
  • Indianapolis Bells (Buffalo Bills) - I +
  • Dallas Colas (Indianapolis Colts) - T +
  • Jacksonville Cow Bots (Dallas Cowboys) - Y +
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The White Queen would like to challenge you to a game of GeoGuessr. Send us a URL that proves that you scored higher than 20,000 points on a challenge generated by the Queen here.

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Congratulations! All that traveling must have made you hungry. It sure made us hungry. We have associated each location with a food, displayed below. Bring us a dish which contains three of the five foods associated with the regions you correctly GeoGuessed!

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+ + +
+

Solution to Indie Audio Productions

+ +

Author: Harrison Bralower

+ +

The solver first sees a flyer with a +bunch of supposed IAP classes on music along with MIT classroom numbers. Putting +the class names in order of classroom number and taking the first letters yields +the clue phrase PUT SHOWS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER, which is an instruction for the +second part of the puzzle.

+ +

Each classroom on the flyer has a public bulletin board near it that has a +flyer ostensibly advertising a show along with several pictures. The bands are +listed but the date and location are not. These pieces of information are clued +by the pictures on each flyer. By determining the show location (all real venues +in Boston and Cambridge) and the date clued by each flyer you can find sets of +bands actually playing at each venue on that date. The correct set of bands is +the one whose names are the same lengths as the ones on the flyer and this gives +you the year of the show. By inserting the real bands in place of the fake bands +on each flyer and then taking the outlined letters from the real band names you +get the letters needed to form a clue phrase. When the letters from the flyers, +in the order they appear on the flyers, are put in chronological order by show +date (including year) you get the clue phrase MIDEAST DOWNSTAIRS HAS ONE MORE +FLYER. If you go to the Middle East Downstairs in Central Square you find +a flyer with thematic art on a nearby +lamppost advertising a concert headlined by a band billed as "the answer you've +been looking for," DARK OMEN, the answer to the puzzle.

+ +

The solution to each flyer is:

+ +
    +
  • 10-250 +
      +
    • Clues: Pennsylvania, A lounge chair, 20 junebugs +
    • Date: June 20, 2009 +
    • Location: P.A.'s Lounge +
    • Bands: Windy Smiles, A Brief Smile, Bad Girlfriend, MiniBoone +
    • Letters extracted: MIDE +
    +
  • 34-101 +
      +
    • Clues: A voting precinct map of Cambridge with a single precinct highlighted, April Ludgate from Parks and Recreation, a cat o' nine tails +
    • Date: April 9, 2010 +
    • Location: Precinct +
    • Bands: Toe Drag, Division Tree, Hatch, Alen of Dale +
    • Letters extracted: ASTD +
    +
  • 3-270 +
      +
    • Clues: Midway Airport, Coffee, January Jones, Magic 8 Ball +
    • Date: January 8, 2011 +
    • Location: Midway Café +
    • Bands: Coyote Kolb, Brown Bird, Grave Robbers, Audrey Ryan +
    • Letters extracted: OWNS +
    +
  • 32-155 +
      +
    • Clues: East Campus dorm, September from Fringe, an M16 rifle +
    • Date: September 16, 2011 +
    • Location: East Campus, MIT +
    • Bands: Air Traffic Controller, Mission Hill, Adam Ezra Group +
    • Letters extracted: TAIRSH +
    +
  • 66-168 +
      +
    • Clues: Something said by Doc Brown ("Great scott!"), The March Hare, We're #1 foam finger +
    • Date: March 1, 2012 +
    • Location: Great Scott +
    • Bands: Arvid Noe, Grass is Green, Speedy Ortiz, Sneeze +
    • Letters extracted: ASON +
    +
  • 6-120 +
      +
    • Clues: Conan O'Brien, The Hunt for Red October, Thirteen from House +
    • Date: October 13, 2012 +
    • Location: O'Briens Pub +
    • Bands: Pile, Mail the Horse, Fat History Month, Cartright +
    • Letters extracted: EMOR +
    +
  • 56-114 +
      +
    • Clues: A can tab, The crest of the Kingdom of Bohemia, April O'Neil, Bobby Orr (Bruins #4) +
    • Date: April 4, 2013 +
    • Location: Cantab Lounge/Club Bohemia +
    • Bands: Pariah Beat, Mestan Jean and the Klay, Family Band, So Sol +
    • Letters extracted: EFL +
    +
  • 26-302 +
      +
    • Clues: A plow, van Gogh's Starry Night, June Cleaver, the logo for MIT Civil and Environmental Engineering (Course 1) +
    • Date: June 1, 2013 +
    • Location: The Plough and Stars +
    • Bands: Royal Wedding, Fortran, Fey Rey, Freedom Sound +
    • Letters extracted: YER +
    +
+ +
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+ + + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2014/mit2014r504_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2014_Indie_Audio_Productions/solution.html b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2014/mit2014r504_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2014_Indie_Audio_Productions/solution.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..196b84f46537255edfcffdd590552ea43102e18a --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2014/mit2014r504_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2014_Indie_Audio_Productions/solution.html @@ -0,0 +1,122 @@ + + + + Indie Audio Productions (The Red and White Knights) + + + + +
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+ + Back + +
+
+ + +
+

Solution to Indie Audio Productions

+ +

Author: Harrison Bralower

+ +

The solver first sees a flyer with a +bunch of supposed IAP classes on music along with MIT classroom numbers. Putting +the class names in order of classroom number and taking the first letters yields +the clue phrase PUT SHOWS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER, which is an instruction for the +second part of the puzzle.

+ +

Each classroom on the flyer has a public bulletin board near it that has a +flyer ostensibly advertising a show along with several pictures. The bands are +listed but the date and location are not. These pieces of information are clued +by the pictures on each flyer. By determining the show location (all real venues +in Boston and Cambridge) and the date clued by each flyer you can find sets of +bands actually playing at each venue on that date. The correct set of bands is +the one whose names are the same lengths as the ones on the flyer and this gives +you the year of the show. By inserting the real bands in place of the fake bands +on each flyer and then taking the outlined letters from the real band names you +get the letters needed to form a clue phrase. When the letters from the flyers, +in the order they appear on the flyers, are put in chronological order by show +date (including year) you get the clue phrase MIDEAST DOWNSTAIRS HAS ONE MORE +FLYER. If you go to the Middle East Downstairs in Central Square you find +a flyer with thematic art on a nearby +lamppost advertising a concert headlined by a band billed as "the answer you've +been looking for," DARK OMEN, the answer to the puzzle.

+ +

The solution to each flyer is:

+ +
    +
  • 10-250 +
      +
    • Clues: Pennsylvania, A lounge chair, 20 junebugs +
    • Date: June 20, 2009 +
    • Location: P.A.'s Lounge +
    • Bands: Windy Smiles, A Brief Smile, Bad Girlfriend, MiniBoone +
    • Letters extracted: MIDE +
    +
  • 34-101 +
      +
    • Clues: A voting precinct map of Cambridge with a single precinct highlighted, April Ludgate from Parks and Recreation, a cat o' nine tails +
    • Date: April 9, 2010 +
    • Location: Precinct +
    • Bands: Toe Drag, Division Tree, Hatch, Alen of Dale +
    • Letters extracted: ASTD +
    +
  • 3-270 +
      +
    • Clues: Midway Airport, Coffee, January Jones, Magic 8 Ball +
    • Date: January 8, 2011 +
    • Location: Midway Café +
    • Bands: Coyote Kolb, Brown Bird, Grave Robbers, Audrey Ryan +
    • Letters extracted: OWNS +
    +
  • 32-155 +
      +
    • Clues: East Campus dorm, September from Fringe, an M16 rifle +
    • Date: September 16, 2011 +
    • Location: East Campus, MIT +
    • Bands: Air Traffic Controller, Mission Hill, Adam Ezra Group +
    • Letters extracted: TAIRSH +
    +
  • 66-168 +
      +
    • Clues: Something said by Doc Brown ("Great scott!"), The March Hare, We're #1 foam finger +
    • Date: March 1, 2012 +
    • Location: Great Scott +
    • Bands: Arvid Noe, Grass is Green, Speedy Ortiz, Sneeze +
    • Letters extracted: ASON +
    +
  • 6-120 +
      +
    • Clues: Conan O'Brien, The Hunt for Red October, Thirteen from House +
    • Date: October 13, 2012 +
    • Location: O'Briens Pub +
    • Bands: Pile, Mail the Horse, Fat History Month, Cartright +
    • Letters extracted: EMOR +
    +
  • 56-114 +
      +
    • Clues: A can tab, The crest of the Kingdom of Bohemia, April O'Neil, Bobby Orr (Bruins #4) +
    • Date: April 4, 2013 +
    • Location: Cantab Lounge/Club Bohemia +
    • Bands: Pariah Beat, Mestan Jean and the Klay, Family Band, So Sol +
    • Letters extracted: EFL +
    +
  • 26-302 +
      +
    • Clues: A plow, van Gogh's Starry Night, June Cleaver, the logo for MIT Civil and Environmental Engineering (Course 1) +
    • Date: June 1, 2013 +
    • Location: The Plough and Stars +
    • Bands: Royal Wedding, Fortran, Fey Rey, Freedom Sound +
    • Letters extracted: YER +
    +
+ +
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Solution to Chemistry Lab Meta

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by Jane Chronis

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Answer: COOL FUEL

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Each answer is composed of two words. The first word rhymes with a number. The second word rhymes with an iconic word in a Dr. Seuss title. Index the number into the title to get a letter, and order by the images left to right to get the answer, COOL FUEL.

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PuzzleAnswer#TitleLetter
   
Puzzle 1FLOORMAT4The Cat in the HatC
Puzzle 2DEWDROP2Hop on PopO
Puzzle 3BLUEFINCH2How the Grinch Stole ChristmasO
Puzzle 4BOARTHORAX4The LoraxL
   
Puzzle 5GUNSTOCKS1Fox in SocksF
Puzzle 6STEWLUNCHES2Hunches in BunchesU
Puzzle 7SEABEACHES3The SneetchesE
Puzzle 8LIVEMYRTLE5Yertle the TurtleL
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Location: Chemistry Lab
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View Puzzle
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Solution to Chemistry Lab Meta

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by Jane Chronis

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Answer: COOL FUEL

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Each answer is composed of two words. The first word rhymes with a number. The second word rhymes with an iconic word in a Dr. Seuss title. Index the number into the title to get a letter, and order by the images left to right to get the answer, COOL FUEL.

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PuzzleAnswer#TitleLetter
   
Puzzle 1FLOORMAT4The Cat in the HatC
Puzzle 2DEWDROP2Hop on PopO
Puzzle 3BLUEFINCH2How the Grinch Stole ChristmasO
Puzzle 4BOARTHORAX4The LoraxL
   
Puzzle 5GUNSTOCKS1Fox in SocksF
Puzzle 6STEWLUNCHES2Hunches in BunchesU
Puzzle 7SEABEACHES3The SneetchesE
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Solution to Headshots

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Answer: REGENT

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But what is it that the famous people have in common? Mustaches.

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Each famous person has a unique mustache, and each mustache corresponds +to an image in the other column.

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Freddie Mercury Chevron
Hulk Hogan Horseshoe
Errol Flynn Pencil
William Howard Taft Handlebar
Mark Twain Walrus
Hitler Toothbrush
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But what is it that the famous people have in common? Mustaches.

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Each famous person has a unique mustache, and each mustache corresponds +to an image in the other column.

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Freddie Mercury Chevron
Hulk Hogan Horseshoe
Errol Flynn Pencil
William Howard Taft Handlebar
Mark Twain Walrus
Hitler Toothbrush
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Draw a line between the headshot and the image corresponding to the mustache to intersect with letters in the middle. Read the letters in order of the headshots, from left to right, to get the answer, REGENT, which is also a type of mustache.

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Solution to Headshots

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Answer: REGENT

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But what is it that the famous people have in common? Mustaches.

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Each famous person has a unique mustache, and each mustache corresponds +to an image in the other column.

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Freddie Mercury Chevron
Hulk Hogan Horseshoe
Errol Flynn Pencil
William Howard Taft Handlebar
Mark Twain Walrus
Hitler Toothbrush
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Draw a line between the headshot and the image corresponding to the mustache to intersect with letters in the middle. Read the letters in order of the headshots, from left to right, to get the answer, REGENT, which is also a type of mustache.

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Trivia Round

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The universe you are in is very dangerous.
+Prejudice does not exist.
+Eggplant does not spoil.
+The Moon orbits the Sun every 27.32 days.
+Turtles cannot throw up.
+1 in 6 children will be educated by the Dutch.
+The Tennessee Valley Authority outlawed pet lemurs.
+A tiger's eye is bigger than its brain.
+The Tariff Act of 1789 was the only statute ever enacted by the United States government.
+Francium has the highest melting point of any metal.
+The most poisonous fish in the world is the Wallago.
+Trees can survive underwater. But not for very long.
+This situation is exhilarating.
+The billionth digit of pi is eight.
+The average life expectancy of a chimpanzee in captivity is 15 years.
+Ronald Reagan did not exist.
+The orbital quantum number of Germanium is 72.64.
+The square root of zero is string.
+Yogurt is made when coal is put under intense pressure.

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Solution to Not All There

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by Iolanthe Chronis, Miranda Gavrin, and Brad Stronger

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Answer: CLEANED

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Each column of images goes with a well-known phrase which includes a number. Take the difference between the number given and the number in the common phrase, and index into the alphabet to read off the answer CLEANED.

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3 flags6 flags3C
38 shades of grey50 shades of grey12L
2 dwarves7 dwarves5E
9 things I hate about you10 things I hate about you1A
7 guns21 guns14N
5 little Indians10 little Indians5E
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Solution to The Resistance

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by Eleanor Lin

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Answer: BOONE

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+Each resistor represents a country which has a flag with three horizontal stripes. These three +stripes can be interpred as resistor values. In each diagram, there is one numbered resistor R? with +unknown resistance which has a voltmeter around it with the corresponding voltage drop across +the resistor. The rest of the resistors have a two letter subscript where the letters are the top +level domain code of the country. For example RHU is Hungary which has a flag with red, white +and green stripes, giving it a resistance of 2.9 MΩ. One can solve for the resistor value for the +unknown resistor which maps to a unique country flag. One can then index into the country name +by the integer voltage reading of the voltmeter and extract one letter per circuit and get the answer +BOONE. +

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Solution to The Resistance

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by Eleanor Lin

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Answer: BOONE

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WORD DELETION (9)
+My love for my pets runs incredibly deep;
+My dogs always have somewhere comfy to sleep.
+My pugs each have twin beds, and just down the hall
+I've got poodles on cots and WITHOUT WITHIN ALL!

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+On the deck of my sailboat I look up and sigh
+And jealously watch as an INNER soars by.
+I wish I were OUTER—then I could fly free
+And finally get a FULL view of the sea!

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+Humanity's vices have caused global warming,
+And that's why we've had such unusual storming.
+Our rules for pollution have been far too lenient.
+(It's true, even though it might not be convenient!)
+And if you still doubt that the earth will get fried,
+There is data COMPLETE—just ask CENTER OUTSIDE!

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The answer you seek is WITHIN INNER CENTER
+Just string them together and you can press Enter!

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Solution to The Wheels Go Round and Round

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by Noam D. Elkies

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Answer: SEDAN

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CH2O solution used as a preservative FORMALIN
“Northern” fishPIKE
“Psst!” LISTEN
Slippery to the maxEELIEST
Twenty-third of twenty-fourPSI
Valse ou rigaudonDANSE
  
Barely wet one’s whistleSIP
Gendarme’s ceremonial capKEPI
Metallic playing marbleSTEELIE
Not burdened by stiff ceremonyINFORMAL
Sign onENLIST

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Solution to The Wheels Go Round and Round

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by Noam D. Elkies

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CH2O solution used as a preservative FORMALIN
“Northern” fishPIKE
“Psst!” LISTEN
Slippery to the maxEELIEST
Twenty-third of twenty-fourPSI
Valse ou rigaudonDANSE
  
Barely wet one’s whistleSIP
Gendarme’s ceremonial capKEPI
Metallic playing marbleSTEELIE
Not burdened by stiff ceremonyINFORMAL
Sign onENLIST

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Solution to Encephalon

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by Nathaniel Zuk and Matthew S. Cain

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Answer: ROTOR SET

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Each of the images allude to the direct translations of the latin/greek names of different regions of the brain (for example, the picture of Gish refers to substantia nigra = “black substance”). The arrows from each image point to Brodmann areas. Puzzlers are supposed identify the brain regions referred to by the pictures, and then index into the names of the brain regions using the numbers of the Brodmann areas (labeled BA below).

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fusifoRm gyrus — “spindle-shaped” (points to BA 7)
+hippOcampus — “seahorse” (points to BA 5)
+dentaTe nucleus (or dentate gyrus) — “teeth” (points to BA 6)
+corOna radiata — “radiating crown” (points to BA 4)
+locus caeRuleus — “blue area” (points to BA 7)
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+uncuS — “hook” (points to BA 5)
+geniculatE — “knee, joint” (points to BA 10)
+substanTia nigra — “black substance” (points to BA 8)

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Solution to Encephalon

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fusifoRm gyrus — “spindle-shaped” (points to BA 7)
+hippOcampus — “seahorse” (points to BA 5)
+dentaTe nucleus (or dentate gyrus) — “teeth” (points to BA 6)
+corOna radiata — “radiating crown” (points to BA 4)
+locus caeRuleus — “blue area” (points to BA 7)
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+uncuS — “hook” (points to BA 5)
+geniculatE — “knee, joint” (points to BA 10)
+substanTia nigra — “black substance” (points to BA 8)

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Solution to A Push in the Right Direction

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by Alex Arkhipov, Eric Price, and John Hawksley

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Answer: HERO

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+ + This is a Twitch Plays Sokoban puzzle. The moves seen in the chat window are being played out in the corresponding animated Sokoban grid. +

+In each grid, it's possible to insert two moves to change the end result to being a solved puzzle. The inserted moves are shown below: +

    
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  1. RRDRDLDRUUULUDDRDRRL
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  2. LRDLDRUULLURRRDDULULDD
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  3. ULDLDRURDLLDDLDDRDUUULDLDRRRRUL
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  4. RRRDURLLDRULDRDRLUURDRUDUULLDR
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  5. UULRDRRULLDLDLDRULURUURRDRLL
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  6. DRURDULULDRDLDLLUUURDRRUULDRUDDLLULUD
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  7. LUURUURLLDDLUUDDRRULDRRUU
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  8. LRURRUDDLULLUURDLLDRRDRRRUDLULLDRDR
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  9. DRDDRRUULUDRDDLULUURUURDDDLRULLLURUR
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  10. ULDLLUUURRDDLUDLUUDRRUUDDDRDLL
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+Across the 10 grids, each added move is inserted at a unique index. In order, we have: +
DRDRULUULURLLLDRDLDR
+This sequence of moves can be played out on the final extraction grid. After doing so, the crates labelled 1 through 4 cover the letters of the answer: HERO. + +
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Solution to A Push in the Right Direction

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by Alex Arkhipov, Eric Price, and John Hawksley

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Answer: HERO

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+ + This is a Twitch Plays Sokoban puzzle. The moves seen in the chat window are being played out in the corresponding animated Sokoban grid. +

+In each grid, it's possible to insert two moves to change the end result to being a solved puzzle. The inserted moves are shown below: +

    
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  1. RRDRDLDRUUULUDDRDRRL
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  2. LRDLDRUULLURRRDDULULDD
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  3. ULDLDRURDLLDDLDDRDUUULDLDRRRRUL
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  4. RRRDURLLDRULDRDRLUURDRUDUULLDR
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  5. UULRDRRULLDLDLDRULURUURRDRLL
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  6. DRURDULULDRDLDLLUUURDRRUULDRUDDLLULUD
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  7. LUURUURLLDDLUUDDRRULDRRUU
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  8. LRURRUDDLULLUURDLLDRRDRRRUDLULLDRDR
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  9. DRDDRRUULUDRDDLULUURUURDDDLRULLLURUR
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  10. ULDLLUUURRDDLUDLUUDRRUUDDDRDLL
    11. 
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+Across the 10 grids, each added move is inserted at a unique index. In order, we have: +
DRDRULUULURLLLDRDLDR
+This sequence of moves can be played out on the final extraction grid. After doing so, the crates labelled 1 through 4 cover the letters of the answer: HERO. + +
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+2 after the H
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Solution - Obedience Training

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by Mike Sylvia

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  • AGFA
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  • PEER
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  • I FIB
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  • ROOD
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  • URUS
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+ Each answer in this round is four letters long and + monovocalic, with two consonants and one repeated vowel. Each + of the five main vowels is used once in this way; assembling + the consonant pairs in AEIOU order (as listed above) gives + GFPRFBRDRS. +

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+ Insert new repeated vowels to make two new + monovocalic words that serve as the answer to this meta: + GOOFPROOF BREEDERS. +

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Solution - Obedience Training

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by Mike Sylvia

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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  • AGFA
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  • PEER
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  • I FIB
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  • ROOD
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  • URUS
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+ Each answer in this round is four letters long and + monovocalic, with two consonants and one repeated vowel. Each + of the five main vowels is used once in this way; assembling + the consonant pairs in AEIOU order (as listed above) gives + GFPRFBRDRS. +

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+ Insert new repeated vowels to make two new + monovocalic words that serve as the answer to this meta: + GOOFPROOF BREEDERS. +

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Solution - I Never Promised You A Rows Garden

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by Craig Kasper and Corey Plover

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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In this Rows Garden puzzle, the so-called "rows" clues refer to the SW-to-NE slants of the grid. The A "row" holds the answer RHO and all the red bloom clues are 7 letters long and entered into the grid in the shape of a rho (ρ).

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The completed Rows Garden puzzle is shown below:

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The initials of the regular white and yellow rose clues spells ANSWER'S NOT HERE and ELSEWHERES respectively, indicating that these blooms are not the source of the answer.

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The letters extending out of each red rho bloom, in grid order, spell LOUIS DE BOURBON and the initials of the rho clues themselves spell USE HIS WAR ALIAS. This leads to the answer of LE GRAND CONDÉ or LE GRAND CONDE.

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Solution - I Never Promised You A Rows Garden

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by Craig Kasper and Corey Plover

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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In this Rows Garden puzzle, the so-called "rows" clues refer to the SW-to-NE slants of the grid. The A "row" holds the answer RHO and all the red bloom clues are 7 letters long and entered into the grid in the shape of a rho (ρ).

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The completed Rows Garden puzzle is shown below:

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The initials of the regular white and yellow rose clues spells ANSWER'S NOT HERE and ELSEWHERES respectively, indicating that these blooms are not the source of the answer.

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The letters extending out of each red rho bloom, in grid order, spell LOUIS DE BOURBON and the initials of the rho clues themselves spell USE HIS WAR ALIAS. This leads to the answer of LE GRAND CONDÉ or LE GRAND CONDE.

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Solution - The White House or Bust!

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by Mark Halpin

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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Identify each artwork by the breast detail shown. Index into the (English) name of the artwork by the sum of the numbers to the top and left. Where two breasts are used in a single image, double the letter.

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Artworks used:

+ +Girl on [A] Blue Pillow - Modigliani
+The [BB]irth of Venus - Botticelli
+M[O]na Lisa - Da Vinci
+In [T]he Tepidarium - Alma-Tameda
+Judit[H] 1 - Klimt
+Se[A]ted Female Nude with Elbows Propped - Schiele
+[LL]iberty Leading the People - Delacroix
+D[A]naë - (Artemisia) Gentileschi
+Two Women [R]unning on the Beach - Picasso
+The Li[T]tle Mermaid - Eriksen
+Win[G]ed Victory - unknown
+Leda [A]nd the Swan - Rubens
+Venus de Mi[LL]o - unknown
+The Thr[E]e Graces - Raphael
+The B[R]oken Column - Kahlo
+Ameth[Y]st - Mucha
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Solution - The White House or Bust!

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by Mark Halpin

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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Identify each artwork by the breast detail shown. Index into the (English) name of the artwork by the sum of the numbers to the top and left. Where two breasts are used in a single image, double the letter.

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Artworks used:

+ +Girl on [A] Blue Pillow - Modigliani
+The [BB]irth of Venus - Botticelli
+M[O]na Lisa - Da Vinci
+In [T]he Tepidarium - Alma-Tameda
+Judit[H] 1 - Klimt
+Se[A]ted Female Nude with Elbows Propped - Schiele
+[LL]iberty Leading the People - Delacroix
+D[A]naë - (Artemisia) Gentileschi
+Two Women [R]unning on the Beach - Picasso
+The Li[T]tle Mermaid - Eriksen
+Win[G]ed Victory - unknown
+Leda [A]nd the Swan - Rubens
+Venus de Mi[LL]o - unknown
+The Thr[E]e Graces - Raphael
+The B[R]oken Column - Kahlo
+Ameth[Y]st - Mucha
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Solution - Luminance Shift

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by Michael Booth and Nathan Fung

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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The puzzle consists of a series of squares that change color when the puzzle is reloaded.

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The green value of each square increases by one every time the square changes color. The red and blue values of each square cycle through a series of values. Plotting the red value along the x-axis and the blue value along the y-axis, plots a series of points that outline the shape of a letter. Each square represents one letter and the squares are arranged in alphabetical order.

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Solution - The Sound of Silence

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by Tyler Hinman

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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+ The audio in the nine MP3 files is just as it seems: nothing but silence of various lengths. Downloading the files and examining the metadata, however, gives these nine albums: +
  1. Golden Road by Keith Urban +
  2. Labour of Love III by UB40 +
  3. Slow Motion Daydream by Everclear +
  4. Sawdust by The Killers +
  5. Nevermind by Nirvana +
  6. The Road to Ensenada by Lyle Lovett +
  7. Mutations by Beck +
  8. Off the Deep End by "Weird Al" Yankovic +
  9. Karma and Effect by Seether
+All of these albums have a hidden track that follows a period of silence. These are (along with the length in seconds of the corresponding MP3): +
  1. One Chord Song (5) +
  2. Brahm's Lullaby (8) +
  3. White Noise (9) +
  4. Questions with the Captain (13) +
  5. Endless Nameless (10) +
  6. The Girl in the Corner (14) +
  7. Diamond Bollocks (6) +
  8. Bite Me (4) +
  9. Kom Saam Met My (12)
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by Tyler Hinman

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  1. Golden Road by Keith Urban +
  2. Labour of Love III by UB40 +
  3. Slow Motion Daydream by Everclear +
  4. Sawdust by The Killers +
  5. Nevermind by Nirvana +
  6. The Road to Ensenada by Lyle Lovett +
  7. Mutations by Beck +
  8. Off the Deep End by "Weird Al" Yankovic +
  9. Karma and Effect by Seether
+All of these albums have a hidden track that follows a period of silence. These are (along with the length in seconds of the corresponding MP3): +
  1. One Chord Song (5) +
  2. Brahm's Lullaby (8) +
  3. White Noise (9) +
  4. Questions with the Captain (13) +
  5. Endless Nameless (10) +
  6. The Girl in the Corner (14) +
  7. Diamond Bollocks (6) +
  8. Bite Me (4) +
  9. Kom Saam Met My (12)
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Solution - The Sound of Silence

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by Tyler Hinman

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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  1. Golden Road by Keith Urban +
  2. Labour of Love III by UB40 +
  3. Slow Motion Daydream by Everclear +
  4. Sawdust by The Killers +
  5. Nevermind by Nirvana +
  6. The Road to Ensenada by Lyle Lovett +
  7. Mutations by Beck +
  8. Off the Deep End by "Weird Al" Yankovic +
  9. Karma and Effect by Seether
+All of these albums have a hidden track that follows a period of silence. These are (along with the length in seconds of the corresponding MP3): +
  1. One Chord Song (5) +
  2. Brahm's Lullaby (8) +
  3. White Noise (9) +
  4. Questions with the Captain (13) +
  5. Endless Nameless (10) +
  6. The Girl in the Corner (14) +
  7. Diamond Bollocks (6) +
  8. Bite Me (4) +
  9. Kom Saam Met My (12)
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The five puzzles with letters provided are End View puzzles (also known as Easy as ABC puzzles in some places). Their solutions are given below. Each puzzle contains precisely one of the letters B, L, A, C, or K. Any square in that puzzle which contains that letter is to be painted black.

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Painting the squares black in the empty grid which are in the same positions as the black-painted squares in the five puzzles leaves a relatively small number of un-painted squares. Exactly one of the five puzzles has a letter in the square in that position. Transferring those letters into the unpainted squares in the empty grid and reading top-to-bottom and left-to-right reveals the answer: NOSEEUM.

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The five puzzles with letters provided are End View puzzles (also known as Easy as ABC puzzles in some places). Their solutions are given below. Each puzzle contains precisely one of the letters B, L, A, C, or K. Any square in that puzzle which contains that letter is to be painted black.

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prayer drum
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all nations
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一北
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+  20 = T,  5 = E, 14 = N,
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+  20 = T,  5 = E, 14 = N,
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by Mike Sylvia and Jeffrey L Harris

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Luna Park - idea by Jeffery Harris, execution by Mike Sylvia

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Each image is the first half of one of Futurama character Hermes Conrad's recurring "Sweet X of Y" exclamations. Numbers index into the second half:

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g sweet georgia brown of kinGston town

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d sweet file-not-found of puget sounD

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w sweet guinea pig of Winnipeg

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s sweet giant anteater of Santa anita

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i sweet gorilla of manIla

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t sweet three-toed sloth of ice planet hoTh

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s sweet dodo of leSotho

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b sweet tornadoes of barBados

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e sweet freak of mozambiquE

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n sweet honeybee of infiNity

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d sweet squid of maDrid

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l sweet candelabra of La habra

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e sweet ego of montEgo

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t sweet dehydration of every naTion

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So, GOOD NEWS! IT'S BENDLET! Call that in.

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Solution - Luna Park

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by Mike Sylvia and Jeffrey L Harris

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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Luna Park - idea by Jeffery Harris, execution by Mike Sylvia

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Each image is the first half of one of Futurama character Hermes Conrad's recurring "Sweet X of Y" exclamations. Numbers index into the second half:

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g sweet georgia brown of kinGston town

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o sweet sacred boa of western and eastern samOa

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o sweet lion of ziOn

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d sweet file-not-found of puget sounD

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n sweet lamprey of saNta fe

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e sweet manatee of galilEe

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w sweet guinea pig of Winnipeg

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s sweet giant anteater of Santa anita

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i sweet gorilla of manIla

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t sweet three-toed sloth of ice planet hoTh

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s sweet dodo of leSotho

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b sweet tornadoes of barBados

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e sweet freak of mozambiquE

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n sweet honeybee of infiNity

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d sweet squid of maDrid

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l sweet candelabra of La habra

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e sweet ego of montEgo

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t sweet dehydration of every naTion

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So, GOOD NEWS! IT'S BENDLET! Call that in.

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Solution - Luna Park

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by Mike Sylvia and Jeffrey L Harris

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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Luna Park - idea by Jeffery Harris, execution by Mike Sylvia

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Each image is the first half of one of Futurama character Hermes Conrad's recurring "Sweet X of Y" exclamations. Numbers index into the second half:

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g sweet georgia brown of kinGston town

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o sweet sacred boa of western and eastern samOa

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o sweet lion of ziOn

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d sweet file-not-found of puget sounD

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n sweet lamprey of saNta fe

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e sweet manatee of galilEe

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w sweet guinea pig of Winnipeg

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s sweet giant anteater of Santa anita

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i sweet gorilla of manIla

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t sweet three-toed sloth of ice planet hoTh

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s sweet dodo of leSotho

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b sweet tornadoes of barBados

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e sweet freak of mozambiquE

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n sweet honeybee of infiNity

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d sweet squid of maDrid

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l sweet candelabra of La habra

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e sweet ego of montEgo

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t sweet dehydration of every naTion

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So, GOOD NEWS! IT'S BENDLET! Call that in.

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Solution - Ysera Dream Fragment

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by Mark Halpin

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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The card shown in this dream fragment is the Hearthstone card Ancestral Spirit captioned as "Assembled Shaman". Each of the cards used in Ysera's round have titles which similarly match in enumeration and initial letters to Hearthstone cards as displayed and ordered in game.

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  • Cannery → Crackle
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  • Lost Skull → Lava Shock
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  • Replication → Reincarnate
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  • Wanderer → Windfury
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  • Formulating Teams → Flametongue Totem
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  • Trail Goods → Totem Golem
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  • Vagabond Tours → Vitality Totem
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  • Worrying Ziggurats → Whirling Zap-o-matic
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  • Provision → Powermace
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  • Emergency Deportation → Elemental Destruction
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  • Fun Sized → Far Sight
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  • Field Scribe → Feral Spirit
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  • Haddock Walk → Healing Wave
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  • HEX [missing] +
  • Life Braid → Lava Burst
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  • Luminance Shift → Lightning Storm
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The Hearthstone card that is missing from this sequence is HEX, and this is the answer for this dream fragment.

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Solution - Ysera Dream Fragment

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by Mark Halpin

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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The card shown in this dream fragment is the Hearthstone card Ancestral Spirit captioned as "Assembled Shaman". Each of the cards used in Ysera's round have titles which similarly match in enumeration and initial letters to Hearthstone cards as displayed and ordered in game.

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  • Cannery → Crackle
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  • Lost Skull → Lava Shock
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  • Replication → Reincarnate
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  • Wanderer → Windfury
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  • Formulating Teams → Flametongue Totem
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  • Trail Goods → Totem Golem
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  • Vagabond Tours → Vitality Totem
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  • Worrying Ziggurats → Whirling Zap-o-matic
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  • Provision → Powermace
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  • Emergency Deportation → Elemental Destruction
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  • Fun Sized → Far Sight
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  • Field Scribe → Feral Spirit
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  • Haddock Walk → Healing Wave
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  • HEX [missing] +
  • Life Braid → Lava Burst
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  • Luminance Shift → Lightning Storm
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The Hearthstone card that is missing from this sequence is HEX, and this is the answer for this dream fragment.

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Solution - The Matrix Event

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by Craig Kasper

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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When you tried to match up your dropquote letters and grids, you discovered that each set of letters had one column too many. Despite this, working from either the left or right you could match up the black squares and letter groups and determine which column was superfluous.

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After that, the dropquotes could be solved normally. Each dropquote resolved to a series of clues or questions whose answers were numbers.

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The big grid was used for a Paint by Numbers/Nonograms puzzle, with the across clues being the answers to the clues in the dropquote solutions [ORDERED SOMEHOW - I THINK THEY GOT AN EXTRA LETTER OR TWO SOMEWHERE? - GET GABBY TO SUPPLY HOW THIS WORKED], and the down clues being the alphabetic positions of the letters in the extra column, with the position of that column used to position them.

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The Paint By Numbers worked out to a picture of ??? and ??? and the instruction at the top suggested to combine the descriptions of these pictures and, I think take a letter bank to get VENTRILOQUISM [CONFIRM].

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[IF POSSIBLE, GET ALL THE DROPQUOTE ANSWERS, PBN CLUES, AND THE COMPLETED PBN SOLUTION FROM GABBY AND PUT THEM ALL HERE.]

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Solution - The Matrix Event

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by Craig Kasper

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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When you tried to match up your dropquote letters and grids, you discovered that each set of letters had one column too many. Despite this, working from either the left or right you could match up the black squares and letter groups and determine which column was superfluous.

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After that, the dropquotes could be solved normally. Each dropquote resolved to a series of clues or questions whose answers were numbers.

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The big grid was used for a Paint by Numbers/Nonograms puzzle, with the across clues being the answers to the clues in the dropquote solutions [ORDERED SOMEHOW - I THINK THEY GOT AN EXTRA LETTER OR TWO SOMEWHERE? - GET GABBY TO SUPPLY HOW THIS WORKED], and the down clues being the alphabetic positions of the letters in the extra column, with the position of that column used to position them.

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The Paint By Numbers worked out to a picture of ??? and ??? and the instruction at the top suggested to combine the descriptions of these pictures and, I think take a letter bank to get VENTRILOQUISM [CONFIRM].

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[IF POSSIBLE, GET ALL THE DROPQUOTE ANSWERS, PBN CLUES, AND THE COMPLETED PBN SOLUTION FROM GABBY AND PUT THEM ALL HERE.]

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Solution - The Matrix Event

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by Craig Kasper

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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When you tried to match up your dropquote letters and grids, you discovered that each set of letters had one column too many. Despite this, working from either the left or right you could match up the black squares and letter groups and determine which column was superfluous.

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After that, the dropquotes could be solved normally. Each dropquote resolved to a series of clues or questions whose answers were numbers.

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The big grid was used for a Paint by Numbers/Nonograms puzzle, with the across clues being the answers to the clues in the dropquote solutions [ORDERED SOMEHOW - I THINK THEY GOT AN EXTRA LETTER OR TWO SOMEWHERE? - GET GABBY TO SUPPLY HOW THIS WORKED], and the down clues being the alphabetic positions of the letters in the extra column, with the position of that column used to position them.

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The Paint By Numbers worked out to a picture of ??? and ??? and the instruction at the top suggested to combine the descriptions of these pictures and, I think take a letter bank to get VENTRILOQUISM [CONFIRM].

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[IF POSSIBLE, GET ALL THE DROPQUOTE ANSWERS, PBN CLUES, AND THE COMPLETED PBN SOLUTION FROM GABBY AND PUT THEM ALL HERE.]

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Solution - The Matrix Event

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by Craig Kasper

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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When you tried to match up your dropquote letters and grids, you discovered that each set of letters had one column too many. Despite this, working from either the left or right you could match up the black squares and letter groups and determine which column was superfluous.

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After that, the dropquotes could be solved normally. Each dropquote resolved to a series of clues or questions whose answers were numbers.

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The big grid was used for a Paint by Numbers/Nonograms puzzle, with the across clues being the answers to the clues in the dropquote solutions [ORDERED SOMEHOW - I THINK THEY GOT AN EXTRA LETTER OR TWO SOMEWHERE? - GET GABBY TO SUPPLY HOW THIS WORKED], and the down clues being the alphabetic positions of the letters in the extra column, with the position of that column used to position them.

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The Paint By Numbers worked out to a picture of ??? and ??? and the instruction at the top suggested to combine the descriptions of these pictures and, I think take a letter bank to get VENTRILOQUISM [CONFIRM].

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[IF POSSIBLE, GET ALL THE DROPQUOTE ANSWERS, PBN CLUES, AND THE COMPLETED PBN SOLUTION FROM GABBY AND PUT THEM ALL HERE.]

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Solution - The Matrix Event

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by Craig Kasper

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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When you tried to match up your dropquote letters and grids, you discovered that each set of letters had one column too many. Despite this, working from either the left or right you could match up the black squares and letter groups and determine which column was superfluous.

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After that, the dropquotes could be solved normally. Each dropquote resolved to a series of clues or questions whose answers were numbers.

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The big grid was used for a Paint by Numbers/Nonograms puzzle, with the across clues being the answers to the clues in the dropquote solutions [ORDERED SOMEHOW - I THINK THEY GOT AN EXTRA LETTER OR TWO SOMEWHERE? - GET GABBY TO SUPPLY HOW THIS WORKED], and the down clues being the alphabetic positions of the letters in the extra column, with the position of that column used to position them.

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The Paint By Numbers worked out to a picture of ??? and ??? and the instruction at the top suggested to combine the descriptions of these pictures and, I think take a letter bank to get VENTRILOQUISM [CONFIRM].

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[IF POSSIBLE, GET ALL THE DROPQUOTE ANSWERS, PBN CLUES, AND THE COMPLETED PBN SOLUTION FROM GABBY AND PUT THEM ALL HERE.]

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Solution - The Matrix Event

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by Craig Kasper

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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When you tried to match up your dropquote letters and grids, you discovered that each set of letters had one column too many. Despite this, working from either the left or right you could match up the black squares and letter groups and determine which column was superfluous.

+

After that, the dropquotes could be solved normally. Each dropquote resolved to a series of clues or questions whose answers were numbers.

+

The big grid was used for a Paint by Numbers/Nonograms puzzle, with the across clues being the answers to the clues in the dropquote solutions [ORDERED SOMEHOW - I THINK THEY GOT AN EXTRA LETTER OR TWO SOMEWHERE? - GET GABBY TO SUPPLY HOW THIS WORKED], and the down clues being the alphabetic positions of the letters in the extra column, with the position of that column used to position them.

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The Paint By Numbers worked out to a picture of ??? and ??? and the instruction at the top suggested to combine the descriptions of these pictures and, I think take a letter bank to get VENTRILOQUISM [CONFIRM].

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[IF POSSIBLE, GET ALL THE DROPQUOTE ANSWERS, PBN CLUES, AND THE COMPLETED PBN SOLUTION FROM GABBY AND PUT THEM ALL HERE.]

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Solution - The Matrix Event

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by Craig Kasper

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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When you tried to match up your dropquote letters and grids, you discovered that each set of letters had one column too many. Despite this, working from either the left or right you could match up the black squares and letter groups and determine which column was superfluous.

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After that, the dropquotes could be solved normally. Each dropquote resolved to a series of clues or questions whose answers were numbers.

+

The big grid was used for a Paint by Numbers/Nonograms puzzle, with the across clues being the answers to the clues in the dropquote solutions [ORDERED SOMEHOW - I THINK THEY GOT AN EXTRA LETTER OR TWO SOMEWHERE? - GET GABBY TO SUPPLY HOW THIS WORKED], and the down clues being the alphabetic positions of the letters in the extra column, with the position of that column used to position them.

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The Paint By Numbers worked out to a picture of ??? and ??? and the instruction at the top suggested to combine the descriptions of these pictures and, I think take a letter bank to get VENTRILOQUISM [CONFIRM].

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[IF POSSIBLE, GET ALL THE DROPQUOTE ANSWERS, PBN CLUES, AND THE COMPLETED PBN SOLUTION FROM GABBY AND PUT THEM ALL HERE.]

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Solution - The Matrix Event

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by Craig Kasper

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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When you tried to match up your dropquote letters and grids, you discovered that each set of letters had one column too many. Despite this, working from either the left or right you could match up the black squares and letter groups and determine which column was superfluous.

+

After that, the dropquotes could be solved normally. Each dropquote resolved to a series of clues or questions whose answers were numbers.

+

The big grid was used for a Paint by Numbers/Nonograms puzzle, with the across clues being the answers to the clues in the dropquote solutions [ORDERED SOMEHOW - I THINK THEY GOT AN EXTRA LETTER OR TWO SOMEWHERE? - GET GABBY TO SUPPLY HOW THIS WORKED], and the down clues being the alphabetic positions of the letters in the extra column, with the position of that column used to position them.

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The Paint By Numbers worked out to a picture of ??? and ??? and the instruction at the top suggested to combine the descriptions of these pictures and, I think take a letter bank to get VENTRILOQUISM [CONFIRM].

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[IF POSSIBLE, GET ALL THE DROPQUOTE ANSWERS, PBN CLUES, AND THE COMPLETED PBN SOLUTION FROM GABBY AND PUT THEM ALL HERE.]

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Solution - The Matrix Event

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by Craig Kasper

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Answer: Click here to reveal

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When you tried to match up your dropquote letters and grids, you discovered that each set of letters had one column too many. Despite this, working from either the left or right you could match up the black squares and letter groups and determine which column was superfluous.

+

After that, the dropquotes could be solved normally. Each dropquote resolved to a series of clues or questions whose answers were numbers.

+

The big grid was used for a Paint by Numbers/Nonograms puzzle, with the across clues being the answers to the clues in the dropquote solutions [ORDERED SOMEHOW - I THINK THEY GOT AN EXTRA LETTER OR TWO SOMEWHERE? - GET GABBY TO SUPPLY HOW THIS WORKED], and the down clues being the alphabetic positions of the letters in the extra column, with the position of that column used to position them.

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The Paint By Numbers worked out to a picture of ??? and ??? and the instruction at the top suggested to combine the descriptions of these pictures and, I think take a letter bank to get VENTRILOQUISM [CONFIRM].

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[IF POSSIBLE, GET ALL THE DROPQUOTE ANSWERS, PBN CLUES, AND THE COMPLETED PBN SOLUTION FROM GABBY AND PUT THEM ALL HERE.]

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+ + + + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2017/mit2017r0501_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2017_Lost_in_Translation/input.js b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2017/mit2017r0501_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2017_Lost_in_Translation/input.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a153c69e58c8b22b56b6393c21589705764856f3 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2017/mit2017r0501_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2017_Lost_in_Translation/input.js @@ -0,0 +1,234 @@ +/// File: input.js +/// This file contains a very simple input system. + +/*jshint browser:true */ + +/// Namespace: ut +/// Container namespace. +var ut = ut || {}; + +/// Constants: Keycodes +/// KEY_BACKSPACE - 8 +/// KEY_TAB - 9 +/// KEY_ENTER - 13 +/// KEY_SHIFT - 16 +/// KEY_CTRL - 17 +/// KEY_ALT - 18 +/// KEY_ESCAPE - 27 +/// KEY_SPACE - 32 +/// KEY_LEFT - 37 +/// KEY_UP - 38 +/// KEY_RIGHT - 39 +/// KEY_DOWN - 40 +/// KEY_0 - 48 +/// KEY_1 - 49 +/// KEY_2 - 50 +/// KEY_3 - 51 +/// KEY_4 - 52 +/// KEY_5 - 53 +/// KEY_6 - 54 +/// KEY_7 - 55 +/// KEY_8 - 56 +/// KEY_9 - 57 +/// KEY_A - 65 +/// KEY_B - 66 +/// KEY_C - 67 +/// KEY_D - 68 +/// KEY_E - 69 +/// KEY_F - 70 +/// KEY_G - 71 +/// KEY_H - 72 +/// KEY_I - 73 +/// KEY_J - 74 +/// KEY_K - 75 +/// KEY_L - 76 +/// KEY_M - 77 +/// KEY_N - 78 +/// KEY_O - 79 +/// KEY_P - 80 +/// KEY_Q - 81 +/// KEY_R - 82 +/// KEY_S - 83 +/// KEY_T - 84 +/// KEY_U - 85 +/// KEY_V - 86 +/// KEY_W - 87 +/// KEY_X - 88 +/// KEY_Y - 89 +/// KEY_Z - 90 +/// KEY_NUMPAD0 - 96 +/// KEY_NUMPAD1 - 97 +/// KEY_NUMPAD2 - 98 +/// KEY_NUMPAD3 - 99 +/// KEY_NUMPAD4 - 100 +/// KEY_NUMPAD5 - 101 +/// KEY_NUMPAD6 - 102 +/// KEY_NUMPAD7 - 103 +/// KEY_NUMPAD8 - 104 +/// KEY_NUMPAD9 - 105 +/// KEY_F1 - 112 +/// KEY_F2 - 113 +/// KEY_F3 - 114 +/// KEY_F4 - 115 +/// KEY_F5 - 116 +/// KEY_F6 - 117 +/// KEY_F7 - 118 +/// KEY_F8 - 119 +/// KEY_F9 - 120 +/// KEY_F10 - 121 +/// KEY_F11 - 122 +/// KEY_F12 - 123 +/// KEY_COMMA - 188 +/// KEY_DASH - 189 +/// KEY_PERIOD - 190 + +ut.KEY_BACKSPACE = 8; +ut.KEY_TAB = 9; +ut.KEY_ENTER = 13; +ut.KEY_SHIFT = 16; +ut.KEY_CTRL = 17; +ut.KEY_ALT = 18; +ut.KEY_ESCAPE = 27; +ut.KEY_SPACE = 32; +ut.KEY_LEFT = 37; +ut.KEY_UP = 38; +ut.KEY_RIGHT = 39; +ut.KEY_DOWN = 40; + +ut.KEY_0 = 48; +ut.KEY_1 = 49; +ut.KEY_2 = 50; +ut.KEY_3 = 51; +ut.KEY_4 = 52; +ut.KEY_5 = 53; +ut.KEY_6 = 54; +ut.KEY_7 = 55; +ut.KEY_8 = 56; +ut.KEY_9 = 57; +ut.KEY_A = 65; +ut.KEY_B = 66; +ut.KEY_C = 67; +ut.KEY_D = 68; +ut.KEY_E = 69; +ut.KEY_F = 70; +ut.KEY_G = 71; +ut.KEY_H = 72; +ut.KEY_I = 73; +ut.KEY_J = 74; +ut.KEY_K = 75; +ut.KEY_L = 76; +ut.KEY_M = 77; +ut.KEY_N = 78; +ut.KEY_O = 79; +ut.KEY_P = 80; +ut.KEY_Q = 81; +ut.KEY_R = 82; +ut.KEY_S = 83; +ut.KEY_T = 84; +ut.KEY_U = 85; +ut.KEY_V = 86; +ut.KEY_W = 87; +ut.KEY_X = 88; +ut.KEY_Y = 89; +ut.KEY_Z = 90; +ut.KEY_NUMPAD0 = 96; +ut.KEY_NUMPAD1 = 97; +ut.KEY_NUMPAD2 = 98; +ut.KEY_NUMPAD3 = 99; +ut.KEY_NUMPAD4 = 100; +ut.KEY_NUMPAD5 = 101; +ut.KEY_NUMPAD6 = 102; +ut.KEY_NUMPAD7 = 103; +ut.KEY_NUMPAD8 = 104; +ut.KEY_NUMPAD9 = 105; +ut.KEY_F1 = 112; +ut.KEY_F2 = 113; +ut.KEY_F3 = 114; +ut.KEY_F4 = 115; +ut.KEY_F5 = 116; +ut.KEY_F6 = 117; +ut.KEY_F7 = 118; +ut.KEY_F8 = 119; +ut.KEY_F9 = 120; +ut.KEY_F10 = 121; +ut.KEY_F11 = 122; +ut.KEY_F12 = 123; + +ut.KEY_COMMA = 188; +ut.KEY_DASH = 189; +ut.KEY_PERIOD = 190; + + +ut.pressedKeys = {}; +ut.keyRepeatDelay = 150; + +/// Function: isKeyPressed +/// Checks if given key is pressed down. You must call first. +/// +/// Parameters: +/// key - key code to check +/// +/// Returns: +/// True if the key is pressed down, false otherwise. +ut.isKeyPressed = function(key) { + "use strict"; + if (ut.pressedKeys[key]) return true; + else return false; +}; + +/// Function: setKeyRepeatInterval +/// Sets the interval when user's onKeyDown handler is called when a key is held down. +/// must be called with a handler for this to work. +/// +/// Parameters: +/// milliseconds - the interval delay in milliseconds (1 second = 1000 milliseconds) +ut.setKeyRepeatInterval = function(milliseconds) { + "use strict"; + ut.keyRepeatDelay = milliseconds; +}; + +/// Function: initInput +/// Initilizes input by assigning default key handlers and optional user's handlers. +/// This must be called in order to to work. +/// +/// Parameters: +/// onkeydown - (optional) function(keyCode) for key down event handler +/// onkeyup - (optional) function(keyCode) for key up event handler +ut.initInput = function(onKeyDown, onKeyUp) { + ut.onkeydown = onKeyDown; + ut.onkeyup = onKeyUp; + // Attach default onkeydown handler that updates pressedKeys + document.onkeydown = function(event) { + "use strict"; + var k = event.keyCode; + if (ut.pressedKeys[k] !== null && ut.pressedKeys[k] !== undefined) return false; + ut.pressedKeys[k] = true; + if (ut.onkeydown) { + ut.onkeydown(k); // User event handler + // Setup keyrepeat + ut.pressedKeys[k] = setInterval("ut.onkeydown("+k+")", ut.keyRepeatDelay); + } + if (ut.pressedKeys[ut.KEY_CTRL] || ut.pressedKeys[ut.KEY_ALT]) + return true; // CTRL/ALT for browser hotkeys + else return false; + }; + // Attach default onkeyup handler that updates pressedKeys + document.onkeyup = function(event) { + "use strict"; + var k = event.keyCode; + if (ut.onkeydown && ut.pressedKeys[k] !== null && ut.pressedKeys[k] !== undefined) + clearInterval(ut.pressedKeys[k]); + ut.pressedKeys[k] = null; + if (ut.onkeyup) ut.onkeyup(k); // User event handler + return false; + }; + // Avoid keys getting stuck at down + window.onblur = function() { + "use strict"; + for (var k in ut.pressedKeys) + if (ut.onkeydown && ut.pressedKeys[k] !== null) + clearInterval(ut.pressedKeys[k]); + ut.pressedKeys = {}; + }; +}; + diff --git a/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2017/mit2017r0802_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2017_A_Beauty_Cold_and_Austere/_solution_assets/master_solution_notebook_22.png b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2017/mit2017r0802_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2017_A_Beauty_Cold_and_Austere/_solution_assets/master_solution_notebook_22.png new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2c346f00901c378231500cdc9f5f85b12c702a95 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmark/MIT_Mystery_Hunt/puzzles/2017/mit2017r0802_MIT_Mystery_Hunt_2017_A_Beauty_Cold_and_Austere/_solution_assets/master_solution_notebook_22.png @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +version https://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1 +oid sha256:1c29246f77cb63486ae2a5b438777b9585391c22920189196dae2827419855d4 +size 5142