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Index Crosswords Family Time Crossword Universal Crossword and Universal Diagramless Crossword Universal Crossword Sunday Numbers Puzzles Hidato Universal Kakuro Universal Sudoku Universal Sudoku Kids Universal Sudoku Monster Universal Sudoku Sunday Universal Sudoku Word Universal Sudoku Pacific Sudoku X (9x9) Sudoku X Mini (6x6) Word Puzzles Whatzit? Teleword Wonderword Magic and Mazes Baker Street Puzzle Magic Eye Minute Maze Spanish Puzzles Sopa de Letras Pasatiempos Crucigramas Diarios For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Family Time Crossword Wouldn’t it be great to have various members of the family all solving the same puzzle? That’s the idea behind Timothy Parker’s latest syndicated puzzle, the FAMILY TIME CROSSWORD. The puzzle is a professional, symmetrical Feature Type puzzle that features clues for both adults and children. Puzzle The kids’ clues are denoted with a (K) and are purposely clued for their level. This puzzle is a great way for parents, Frequency 2x weekly grandparents, guardians, teachers, etc. to interact with kids in a fun setting and work together to reach a common goal. Delivery Methods The whole idea centers on quality family time — something FTP, BBS needed now more than ever. Target Audience Families with children, caregivers, teachers The (K) Clues are for Kids Created by Timothy E. Parker April 12, 2010 Fun Fact ACROSS 1 . Canned meat 33. “… of the ___ of Aquarius …’’ 2. (K) Fast feline 3. Act as an catcher 31 . Forgiveness Timothy Parker has been named the brand 5. (K) “To ___ it 34. (K) Down under fowl accessory to 4. Refer to from the government “World’s Most Syndicated Puzzle mildly …’’ 8. (K) Back talk 35. Sheer brilliance 36. (K) “One, Two, incidentally 5. (K) Oyster’s gem 32. “National Enquirer’’ fodder Compiler” by Guinness World Records 1 2. (K) Ice unit 1 3. It’s a matter of Buckle My Shoe’’ bird 6. (K) Fruit that doesn’t sound 34. A sniggler pride 37. (K) Snake that pretty snares it 1 4. Tearful request squeezes its 7. (K) It gets clipped 35. A long, long 1 5. (K) Last word prey 8. (K) Prepares for time This feature is available as a composed before dinner 38. Good thing to a boxing match 36. Thermonuclear have at dinner 9. Bit of plankton page in two sizes — tab and 1 6. “Andy Capp’’ quaff (2 words) 1 0. Come across as blast maker 37. Wedding 44. (K) Angel’s broadsheet. Both sizes are available in 1 7. (K) Got ripe 1 8. (K) It smashes overhead item 1 1 . (K) Teary-eyed 1 9. (K) Santa’s announcements 38. (K) Hawaiian either color or black & white. down doors (2 words) 45. (K) Dad’s boy 46. (K) Tune for two helper 20. Chat starch source 21 . (K) Sick 47. Jack-in-the- 23. (K) “Once Upon 39. (K) School grad 22. (K) ___ in apple pulpit’s family a Mattress’’ 40. Displeased (2 words) 48. (K) 252 gallons legume expression 23. (K) Evidence 49. (K) Highlight of 24. “Maple Leaf 41 . (K) Dollar 26. (K) Lie an opera ___’’ overseas 27. Paper Mate 50. Burial building 25. Assayed 42. (K) Horse product 51 . (K) “Certainly’’ material 26. (K) Winter controller 30. (K) Get by 52. (K) Opposite of working short ailment 43. (K) Fawn’s 31 . (K) Opposite of DOWN 27. Campaign pro father nothing 1 . (K) Formation 28. Pitcher’s stat 44. (K) “The Cat in 32. (K) Achy over a wound 29. (K) Acrobat the ___’’ Can you find the answer to this riddle within the solved puzzle? Which bug has its own season? Look for the answer in next weeks’s paper. PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSWER Previous riddle answer: Bar from the locker room? 47-D) Soap © 2010 Universal Uclick www.amuniversal.com/ups The (K) Clues are for Kids Edited by Timothy E. Parker April 11, 2010 ACROSS 32. Indentured servant 2. (K) Cab 31 . Number cruncher 1 . Stick with a toothpick 33. Barely make it (with “out’’) 3. Comparable (to) 32. Systematic approach PUZZLE ANSWER 5. (K) “Didn’t I tell you?’’ 34. (K) City transit unit 4. Appeal to 34. Embargo 8. “If all ___ fails …’’ 35. Main impact 5. (K) Perspiration 35. (K) Another dangerous 1 2. (K) Body of water at 36. (K) Not happy 6. (K) British nobleman snake summer camp 37. (K) Stadium shout of 7. Optical solution (2 words) 36. (K) Doberman’s warning 1 3. (K) Give___ (yield) disapproval 8. Brighten the spirits of 37. (K) Needing fixing 1 4. Break in the action 38. (K) It’s swung at 9. (K) It attracts fish 38. (K) Not wild, as a horse 1 5. (K) X or Y, on a graph Wimbledon (2 words) 39. (K) Opposite of good 1 0. Speak indistinctly 1 6. (K) “… ___ he drove out 44. (K) Volcanic flow 40. (K) Rock back and forth of sight …’’ 45. (K) Even prime number 1 1 . (K) Another type of tree 41 . “… with a banjo on 1 7. Calla lily’s family 46. (K) Jealousy 1 9. ___ of hope my ___’’ 1 8. (K) Healthy drink (2 words) 47. Arab League bigwig 20. (K) High mountain 42. (K) “… ___ after’’ 21 . (K) Munch 48. (K) Type of “mighty’’ tree 23. (K) Opposite of he 43. (K) Use a keyboard 24. Diving bird of cold waters Today’s answer: 22. Beer relative 49. (K) Access oozily 44. (K) Permit Don’t go fast? 23. Impertinent 50. (K) Show and ___ 25. (K) “For Official ___ Only’’ 21-A) Eat Can you find the answer to this 26. (K) Poisonous snake 51 . (K) Bread type 26. (K) Some battery sizes riddle within the solved puzzle? 27. (K) Pasture 52. All dried out 27. 100 bani 30. (K) “Be quiet!’’ DOWN 28. 1,000,000,000 years Don’t go fast? 31 . (K) “That feels good!’’ 1 . (K) “Grand’’ homer 29. (K) “A Bug’s Life’’ bug © 2010 Universal Uclick www.amuniversal.com/ups For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Universal Crossword and Puzzle Universal Diagramless Crossword Frequency by Tim Parker Daily 7x per week and Sunday Named the “World’s Most Syndicated Puzzle Compiler” by Guinness Delivery Methods FTP, BBS World Records, Timothy Parker creates some of the hottest puzzles on the Web and in print. Parker receives more than 10,000 e-mails a week Target Audience from his UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD puzzlers. Players appreciate that most Wide Appeal people can actually complete the UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD — owing to Parker’s philosophy that “no educated person should be made to feel stupid by a puzzle.” Universal Crossword Universal Diagramles Crossword Edited by Timothy E. Parker March 29, 2010 Edited by Timothy E. Parker March 29, 2010 ACROSS 51 Home of 12 One who 46 Put one’s ACROSS 51 Home of 12 One who 46 Put one’s (Editors: For editorial questions, contact Nadine Anheier, (Editors: For editorial questions, contact Nadine Anheier, 1 Like rain the Fighting gives dollars nose out of 1 Like rain the Fighting gives dollars nose out of forest air Tigers for quarters joint forest air Tigers for quarters joint 6 Temperature 52 DOT agency 13 Workshop 47 Shipboard 6 Temperature 52 DOT agency 13 Workshop 47 Shipboard extreme 53 Suffix with fixtures kitchen extreme 53 Suffix with fixtures kitchen 10 Gloomy “invent” 21 Purposeful 48 One 10 Gloomy “invent” 21 Purposeful 48 One atmosphere 55 Cut with a excursion befuddled by atmosphere 55 Cut with a excursion befuddled by 14 Ascend scalpel 22 Unbilled jargon 14 Ascend scalpel 22 Unbilled jargon 15 Best of the 57 Some alien person 49 Preserve, as 15 Best of the 57 Some alien person 49 Preserve, as theater crafts 23 Toothpaste fodder theater crafts 23 Toothpaste fodder 16 Comic-strip 61 Street- variety 50 Golf’s nanheier@uclick.com.) 16 Comic-strip 61 Street- variety 50 Golf’s nanheier@uclick.com.) light bulb lining trees, 24 Commuter’s Slammin’ light bulb lining trees, 24 Commuter’s Slammin’ 17 Jewish sometimes choice Sam and 17 Jewish sometimes choice Sam and month 62 Pants 29 Neon family month 62 Pants 29 Neon family 18 Affirmatives problems borders? 54 Some fairy- 18 Affirmatives problems borders? 54 Some fairy- at sea 63 Rush hour 30 Inscribed tale villains at sea 63 Rush hour 30 Inscribed tale villains 19 Former accumulation monument 56 Salad oil 19 Former accumulation monument 56 Salad oil former? 66 Patricia of (Var.) holder former? 66 Patricia of (Var.) holder 20 Wide “Breakfast at 32 Snorkel’s 58 Ireland, the 20 Wide “Breakfast at 32 Snorkel’s 58 Ireland, the receiver? Tiffany’s” pooch Emerald ___ receiver? Tiffany’s” pooch Emerald ___ 23 Food 67 Word ending 34 Feel a dull 59 Stained 23 Food 67 Word ending 34 Feel a dull 59 Stained merchant a threat pain glass locale, merchant a threat pain glass locale, 25 It sells, they 68 John of 36 Outpatient perhaps 25 It sells, they 68 John of 36 Outpatient perhaps say farm-equip- facility 60 Applies say farm-equip- facility 60 Applies 26 Payment to ment fame 38 Rose-red dye 64 “... good 26 Payment to ment fame 38 Rose-red dye 64 “... good a broker 69 .00001 39 Part of mph witch ___ a broker 69 .00001 39 Part of mph witch ___ 27 ___ de newtons 40 Military bad witch?” 27 ___ de newtons 40 Military bad witch?” cologne 70 Dates recruit (Glinda’s cologne 70 Dates recruit (Glinda’s 28 Word with frequently 41 Cause for query) 28 Word with frequently 41 Cause for query) “rehearsal” 71 Pressure a child’s 65 Half of a “rehearsal” 71 Pressure a child’s 65 Half of a or “code” cooker filler scolding school yr. or “code” cooker filler scolding school yr. 31 Shopping DOWN 45 Be a plaintiff 31 Shopping DOWN 45 Be a plaintiff bags 1 Solo in a bags 1 Solo in a 33 Pisa pocket space flick PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSWER 33 Pisa pocket space flick PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSWER change, once 2 Canton in change, once 2 Canton in 35 “High the Reuss 35 “High the Reuss Hopes” River valley Hopes” River valley animal 3 Jefferson animal 3 Jefferson 36 Type of City’s state 36 Type of City’s state computer 4 Soulful computer 4 Soulful monitor Hayes monitor Hayes 37 Vehicle IDs 5 In need of a 37 Vehicle IDs 5 In need of a 42 Mason’s body shop 42 Mason’s body shop trough 6 Medically trough 6 Medically 43 Island ring mend 43 Island ring mend 44 “And later 7 Tennyson 44 “And later 7 Tennyson ___ the crowd product (Var.) ___ the crowd product (Var.) thinned out 8 Banded rock thinned out 8 Banded rock ...” (Dylan 9 Proverbial ...” (Dylan 9 Proverbial lyric) waste maker lyric) waste maker 46 Gawks 10 Like a storied 46 Gawks 10 Like a storied lasciviously piper © 2010 Universal Uclick lasciviously piper © 2010 Universal Uclick 49 Acquires 11 Not anchored www.upuzzles.com 49 Acquires 11 Not anchored www.upuzzles.com YOU’VE BEEN SERVED by Louis Lampley YOU’VE BEEN SERVED by Louis Lampley For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Puzzle Universal Crossword Sunday by Tim Parker Frequency 1x per weekly Timothy Parker is senior crossword puzzle editor of USA Today Crosswords; founder of The Puzzle Society, one of Delivery Methods North America’s largest paid subscriber puzzle clubs; and FTP, BBS creator and senior editor of the Universal Crossword, one of Target Audience the Internet’s most popular crossword features since 1998. Wide appeal UNIVERSAL SUNDAY CROSSWORD ACROSS without help 7 “A Shropshire ___” summer? 1 Ganges garments 74 Overcast 8 “Slumdog 66 Drug known as 6 High-five sounds 77 Poison plant Millionaire” locale ecstasy 11 Call up, as 78 Finishes a cake 9 How some 68 On vacation reservists 81 Back-of-the-book dividends are 71 Most rational Edited by Timothy E. Parker 19 Gob’s “to the left” section distributed 72 Tentacled 20 Tidal bore 82 Blond shade 10 Like some mollusks (Var.) 21 Speech units 22 Triangular 85 Seasonal temp job Roman tragedies 11 Suitable to the 74 Summer resort of India COMMON COMBOS pyramid, e.g. 87 In progress occasion 75 They sometimes Kay Daniels 24 Traveling 88 Err 12 “Wood” or call strikes salesman lexicographically “chocolate” 76 Fat-nosed 25 Gravedigger, at 90 An eternity follower antelope times 92 Synonym for 13 Voice mail cue 79 Shinto shrine 26 “Looks ___ 61-Across 14 All thumbs gateway everything” 93 Trim (off) 15 John 3:16, for one 80 Arrange hair 28 ___ up (energizes) 94 What little girls 16 Physicians’ org. 83 Reaches the 29 “Like two ___ in a are made of 17 Anger breaking point pod” 99 Nothing management 84 Lyndon 30 Words with 100 Collection of number Johnson’s pooch “spades,” “hearts” literary miscellany 18 Winter setting in 86 It gives a pose or “diamonds” 101 Certain musical NYC poise? 32 New driver’s genre 23 Tracts of 89 Mink coat hurdle 102 Raccoonlike uncultivated land 91 Place that has 35 More than carnivore 24 “Who am ___ class shouldn’t 103 Word after “finnan” judge?” 95 Farm unit 38 “... wish upon ___” in a fish dish 27 Teen movie 96 Alphabet soup 40 Scary street, in 105 Bottleneck stereotype letters the movies 108 Indian instrument 31 Less numerous 97 Arp, for one 43 It’s up your 110 Musical Amos 33 Secure 98 Insects with sleeve? 111 Steam outlet 34 Zombielike state pincers 45 Nile nipper 114 Wood for a chest 35 Tuscan marble- 104 One-celled algae 46 Pleasantly brief 116 Like a dinghy exporting city 106 Turn aside 50 Air traffic agcy. 120 Object of dread 36 Same old same 107 Action or drama, 51 Business attire 124 Financial old e.g. 53 Not the best obligations 37 Spotless 109 Ventura of film place for a thorn 126 Disallow, as an 38 Passionate states 110 Excursions 54 Symbolize objection 39 Sound choice? 112 It can be 56 Pelvic bones 127 Impede lawfully 41 Town outcast common in 58 Cigarette brand 128 Second family of 42 Debussy’s “La ___” grammar class 61 Wrathful emotion the ’90s 44 Didn’t just check 113 Backsplash 62 Extraterrestrial 129 Made orderly 47 End for “human” square realm 130 Crockpot meals or “planet” 115 Hotel fee 63 Type of 131 It may be 48 ___ Lanka 117 Ballpoint inventor hydrocarbon secondhand 49 Mosaic piece 118 Emblem of Wales 65 Adjust, as a DOWN 52 Fished with a net 119 In ___ (actually) satellite dish 1 Fill up 55 Second- 120 “___ voyage!” 67 Prepared a violin 2 Acme generation show 121 Garden party? bow 3 Rock’s David Lee 57 Auxiliary 122 Pick-me-up cupful 69 Plant bristles 4 Burst suddenly buildings 123 “Curse you, ___ 70 Nameless 5 Pollen holders 59 Some batteries Baron!” scoundrel 6 “Psychic Friends” 60 “Peanuts” boy 125 Curtsy’s 73 Try to get along employees 64 Beginning of companion © 2009 Universal Uclick 12/27 For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Hidato Puzzle by Dr. Gyora Benedek Frequency Daily 6x per week Star Trek’s Mr. Spock would have loved “Hidato” because and Sunday it’s based totally on logic—no guesswork is needed. Each Hidato puzzle starts with a grid partially filled with Delivery Methods numbers. The goal is to fill the grid with consecutive FTP, BBS numbers that connect horizontally, vertically or diagonally. Each puzzle has only one possible solution. The first and Target Audience Wide appeal last numbers of a puzzle will be in circle markers. Languages English and Spanish For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Universal Kakuro Puzzle UNIVERSAL KAKURO is a cross between traditional crosswords and Frequency Sudoku. The idea behind Kakuro is very simple. Just like Sudoku, you Daily 6x per week and Sunday must fit the numbers 1 to 9 into a grid of squares so that no number is repeated within a defined area. And just like a crossword, there’s a grid Delivery Methods of filled blocks and clues to solve. FTP, BBS Target Audience Kakuro puzzles are best solved using logic. Some of the same logic can Wide appeal be used as in Sudoku, but you also need a bit of math because with Kakuro there is a second restraint: not only must the numbers not repeat Language within a clue run, they also must add up to given totals—these totals English and Spanish replace traditional word clues found in a crossword. Sunday Daily For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Universal Sudoku Puzzle by David Bodycombe Frequency UNIVERSAL SUDOKU is the hottest new worldwide puzzle Daily 6x per week that uses numbers instead of words. It’s a grid of 81 and Sunday squares, divided into nine blocks of nine squares each. Delivery Methods Some of the squares contain a digit. The goal is to fill in FTP, BBS the empty squares so that the digits 1 through 9 appear just once in every row, column and individual block. Target Audience Wide appeal The aficionados of modern-day Sudoku are keen to point out that it is not a mathematical problem. Logic is what’s Languages required. English and Spanish For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Universal Sudoku Kids Puzzle by David Bodycombe Frequency 1x weekly Weekly kid-friendly version of the popular Sudoku puzzle. Delivery Methods FTP, BBS Target Audience Children For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Universal Sudoku Monster and Sunday Puzzle by David Bodycombe Frequency 1x weekly Delivery Methods FTP, BBS Target Audience Wide appeal Languages English and Spanish Feature Type Puzzle Frequency 1x weekly Delivery Methods FTP Target Audience Wide appeal For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Universal Sudoku Word Puzzle by David Bodycombe Frequency 1x weekly Delivery Methods FTP, BBS Target Audience Wide appeal Universal Sudoku Pacific Daily Weekly Feature Type Puzzle Frequency Daily 6x per week and Sunday Delivery Methods FTP, BBS Target Audience Wide appeal For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Sudoku X (9x9) Puzzle This puzzle is a variation on classic Sudoku where each Frequency shaded diagonal must also contain each digit exactly 7x weekly once. The extra constraints provided by the diagonals Delivery Methods allow Sudoku X puzzles to have dramatically fewer givens FTP, BBS to start. Experienced solvers find this variation fun and refreshing. Target Audience Wide appeal Objective: Fill remaining cells with digits 1 through 9 so that each digit occurs exactly once in each row, column, heavily outlined 3x3 block, and each shaded diagonal. Tips: Start with cells on the diagonals, since they have the most constraints. Avoid guessing; unless you can remember every move you made since the guess, an incorrect guess is hard to undo. You can keep track of possible answers using “pencil marks” (small digits drawn lightly in the corners of a cell) but if you need more than 3 pencil marks in a cell, it is generally not worth it. Puzzles are available 7x weekly. Daily puzzles scale from easiest on Monday to hardest by Sunday. For tips and tutorials, visit us at http://numberpuzzles.com/SudokuX For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Sudoku X Mini (6x6) Puzzle Frequency This puzzle is a variation on 6x6 Sudoku where each 7x weekly shaded diagonal must also contain each digit exactly once. The extra constraints provided by the diagonals allow Delivery Methods Sudoku X Mini puzzles to have dramatically fewer givens FTP, BBS to start. Experienced solvers find this variation fun and Target Audience refreshing. Wide appeal Objective: Fill remaining cells with digits 1 through 6 so that each digit occurs exactly once in each row, column, heavily outlined 3x2 block, and each shaded diagonal. Tips: Start with cells on the diagonals, since they have the most constraints. Avoid guessing; unless you can remember every move you made since the guess, an incorrect guess is hard to undo. You can keep track of possible answers using “pencil marks” (small digits drawn lightly in the corners of a cell) but if you need more than 3 pencil marks in a cell, it is generally not worth it. The cells near the center are particularly powerful. Consider the digit 3 shown in the example to the right. The red lines show how it projects into neighboring 3x2 blocks. As a result, the block above it can contain the digit 3 only in cells A or B, and the block beside it can have its 3 only in cells C or D. (In this case, C.) For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Whatzit? Puzzle by Paul Sellers Frequency Daily 6x per week Mind-boggling, sometimes frustrating and always fun, WHATZIT? appeals to people of all ages. The zany phrase- Delivery Methods and-word puzzles can be solved by one person or can be FTP, BBS played with others. Either way, WHATZIT? will provide your readers with brain-teasing enjoyment. Target Audience Wide appeal For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Teleword Puzzle by David Ouellet Frequency 1x weekly David Ouellet produces more than 500 puzzles a year and considers each a labor of love. Each puzzle is built manually, Delivery Methods without computer-assisted shortcuts. Each uses every letter in FTP, BBS the grid, and all of the words in the clue list are related to the Target Audience puzzle’s theme title. The millions of people who have tried Wide appeal their hand at Teleword over the years find them a true test of their “word power.” For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Wonderword Puzzle by David Ouellet Frequency Daily 6x per week David Ouellet produces more than 500 puzzles a year and Sunday and considers each a labor of love. Each puzzle is built manually, without computer-assisted shortcuts. All of the Delivery Methods words in the clue list are related to the puzzle’s theme title. FTP, BBS The unused/leftover letters spell the solution. The millions Target Audience of people who have tried their hand at WONDERWORD Wide Appeal over the years find them a true test of their “word power.” Daily Sunday Large Sunday Small For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Magic, Mazes and More for Print Editions
Feature Type Baker Street Puzzle Puzzle by Tom Bullimore and Ian Anderson Frequency 1x weekly (Sunday) Baker Street Brings a new word or logic puzzle each week. Delivery Methods FTP, BBS Target Audience Wide appeal Languages English and Spanish Wonderword For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Magic Eye Puzzle by Cheri Smith and Dawn Zimiles Frequency 1x weekly MAGIC EYE® 3D illusions will challenge and entertain your readers. Embedded within each MAGIC EYE puzzle Delivery Methods is an enchanting 3D image that materializes before the FTP, BBS viewer’s eyes! Simple viewing instructions and a “clue” are Target Audience provided with each image, along with a Web address to Wide appeal “view” the 3D hidden solution (cheat). MAGIC EYE images ignited the worldwide 3D explosion, breaking bestseller Languages lists around the world. MAGIC EYE has universal appeal to English and Spanish millions in all age groups. solution For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Feature Type Minute Maze Puzzle Frequency It’s a fact: Newspaper readers love puzzles. Satisfy (and 1x weekly (Sunday) entertain) your readers with MINUTE MAZE! Delivery Methods Es algo muy cierto, los lectores de periódicos FTP, BBS adoran los laberintos ¡Entretenga a sus lectores con Target Audience SUPERLABERINTO! Wide appeal Languages English and Spanish Super Maze It’s a fact: Newspaper readers love puzzles. Satisfy (and entertain) your readers with SUPERMAZE! Es algo muy cierto, los lectores de periódicos adorna los laberintos ¡Entretenga a sus lectores con SUPERLABERINTO! For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Puzzles in Spanish
Producto / Feature Sopa de Letras Juegos y Diversió por Angel Freire Games and Puzzles Frecuencia / Frequency A traditional word search, with a twist. Every puzzle has a 6 por semana different theme, and words can be found in any order and 6 per week at any angle. Método de envío / Delivery La famosa sopa de letras, un juego muy fácil y entretenido. methods FTP, BBS Es una búsqueda tradicional de palabras pero con un giro distinto. Cada sopa de letras trata de un tema diferente, y Audiencias / Audience las palabras se pueden encontrar fácilmente. De gusto amplio Wide appeal Idiomas / Languages: Español solamente Spanish only For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Producto / Feature: Pasatiempos Juegos y Diversió por Angel Freire Games and Puzzles Frecuencia / Frequency An always-changing variety of games that offer unique 1 por semana entertainment to a wide audience. Games include spot-the- 1 per week difference games, codebreakers, number and word puzzles, card games and not-so-simple math problems. Método de envío / Delivery methods Es una página que consta de varios juegos, todos muy FTP, BBS entretenidos. Es una buena herramienta para ejercitar el Tamaño / Size cerebro. Una página de 8.5 x 11 pulgadas con 6 juegos distintos One 8.5-x-11-inch page containing 6 different games Audiencias / Audience De gusto amplio Wide appeal Idiomas / Languages Español solamente Spanish only For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
Producto / Feature Crucigramas Diarios Juegos y Diversió por Angel Freire Games and Puzzles Frecuencia / Frequency A traditional crossword puzzle in Spanish. An excellent tool 6 por semana to attract and maintain new and loyal readers, this puzzle is 6 per week created by one of Latin America’s leading puzzlemasters, Angel Freire. Método de envío / Delivery methods FTP, BBS El crucigrama es un arma excelente para aumentar el número de los lectores. Muchos de ellos esperan con ansias Tamaño / Size diariamente por el periódico, simplemente para hacer el 5x8 pulgadas. crucigrama. 5” x 8”. Audiencias / Audience De gusto amplio Wide appeal Idiomas / Languages: Español solamente Spanish only CRUCIGRAMA NO 9783 CRUCIGRAMA NO 9784 Horizontales Horizontales 1. Pasaporte y salvaguarda. 1. Sucede. 6. Se dice del hilo o seda 6. Salida, partida de descar- poco torcidos. go. 7. Estado brasileño, en la 11. Preposición. región Nordeste. 12. Símbolo del mercurio. 10. Asiento en forma de almo- 13. Símbolo del sodio. hadón. 13. En música, paso del grave 14. Cabeza de ganado. al agudo, por oposición a 15. Aligero, hago menos pesa- tesis, que es el paso del da una cosa. agudo al grave. 17. Ostentación que se hace 14. Río de España. de alguna cosa. 15. Sustancia viscosa y muy 19. Sillar pequeño sin labrar, o dulce que elaboran las toscamente labrado. abejas. 21. Símbolo del platino. 17. E larga griega. 23. Lo gordo del tocino. 18. Fundamento o apoyo en 24. Antigua lengua provenzal. que descansa alguna cosa. 26. Personificación del mar en 19. Antes de Cristo. la mitología escandinava. 21. Símbolo del molibdeno. 22. Símbolo químico del escan- 28. A tempo. dio. 29. Dentro de. 24. Gastrónomo. 30. Dios entre los mahometa- 25. Preposición. nos. 26. Negación. www.angelfreire.com 31. Nombre de la duodécima www.angelfreire.com 27. Interjección que denota letra (pl.). lla aromática. las personas. SOLUCION DEL NO 9782 SOLUCION DEL NO 9783 admiración. 33. Agarrar. 6. Dádiva caritativa. 4. Da chillidos. 28. Símbolo del helio. 34. Cierto pez de río america- 7. Símbolo del calcio. 5. Culto, adoración, amor 29. Símbolo del einstenio. no, enorme bagre sin esca- 8. (Miguel Angel, 1899-1974) excesivo de sí mismo. 30. Dios entre los mahometa- mas. Autor, diplomático y premio 6. Inflamar. nos. Nobel guatemalteco. 35. Arrojen, exhalen hacia 7. Nave antigua grande, pare- 32. Evite un daño o peligro 9. El uno en los dados. fuera una cosa. cida a la galera. inminente. 11. Plural de una vocal. 36. Magistrado romano, ins- 33. Biznaga (planta). 8. No acertó. 12. Delirio furioso. pector de obras públicas. 34. Ciudad de España, en 9. Ansia de beber. 16. Gran masa de agua dulce 37. Río de Suiza. Gerona. 10. Se atreva. que ocupa alguna depre- 39. Igualé con el rasero. 36. Duelo causado por la 16. En números romanos, “6”. sión de la superficie terres- muerte de una persona. 40. Señalase la tara de los 18. Interjección que denota tre. 38. Observases. embalajes. asco. 18. Salto del caballo. 40. La segunda ciudad más 43. Templa, atenúa. 20. Elemento de propulsión en 25. Retardad. 20. Terminación de infinitivo. importante de Irak. 45. Movimiento convulsivo 32. Sal o éster del ácido sulfú- los aviones de reacción, en 31. Especie de cerveza ingle- 21. Que están en presencia de 41. Sin fortuna. habitual. rico. los satélites artificiales y en sa. algo o alguien. los proyectiles dirigidos y 46. Arete, pendiente. 22. Inclinación de un terreno o 33. Coléricos, enojados. Verticales 33. Uno con cuerdas. balísticos. 35. De la naturaleza del hueso 47. Ahogo, impido la respira- del paramento de un muro. 38. Perezoso americano. 2. Acción de lanzar. 21. En Marruecos, cuerpo del (fem.). ción. 24. Percibías el olor. 41. Adverbio latino, “textual- 3. Vendré de arriba hacia ejército regular. 37. Utilicen. 48. Solará con losas. mente”. abajo por acción de mi pro- 25. Rebaño de carneros. 23. Cuerpo que, disgregado en 39. (... Paulo) Estado y ciudad 42. Reflexión del sonido. pio peso. 27. (San Felipe ..., 1515-1595) un líquido, aparece como del Brasil. Verticales 43. Lo que no está bien. 4. Máquina hidráulica, rosario Fundador de la congrega- disuelto por la extremada 40. En inglés, “murciélago”. 1. En este lugar. 44. Metal precioso. de arcaduces, usada para ción del Oratorio. pequeñez de sus partícu- extraer agua de pozo. 2. Planta crucífera hortense. 30. Palo de bandera. las. 5. Atrae a sí los afectos de 3. Planta umbelífera de semi- For more information and pricing, contact: salesdirector@amuniversal.com or 800.255.6734 www.universaluclick.com
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