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This Issue’s Extravaganza: Wes Carpenter’s Foreign Movies November/December 2015 • Issue 58 • $10 USD pandamagazine.com From the Editor Issue 57 Completists #AAA Aardvarks (Rich Bragg, Jonathan McCue) • A Seer Who We’ve lost a number of prominent puzzle people this Argues (Adrian, Casey, Catherine, David, Eli, Rob) • Alison year. Henry Hook is one of the constructors, along with Muratore, Audrey Muratore, Eric Suess • J.H. Andersson • Mike Selinker and Patrick Berry, that helped inspire Ben Lowenstein • Black Fedora Group (Herman Chau, Lennart P&A Puzzle Magazine. Their work in Games Magazine Jansson, Nick Wu, Moor Xu, Eric Yu) • Joe Bohanon • Robert and Henry Hook’s $10,000 Trivia Contest gave me the Bosch • Nick Brady • Buzz Lime Pi (Jay Lorch, Jonathan desire to write interconnected puzzle suites. Henry Hook Anderson, Josie Naylor, Michelle Teague, Robb Effinger, Sarah passed away in October at 60, far too young. Caley, Sean McCarthy, Sean Osborn) • Jeremy Conner • Dan Katz, Jackie Anderson, & Steve Katz • Das Zauberboot (Mike, Big thanks to Joe Cabrera for the cover, and for the new Catherine, Dan, Donna, Becky) • DelphiRune (Steve & Anita) cover layout. • Joseph DeVincentis • Martin Doublesin • Doug Orleans & Paula Wing • david edwards • Joe Fendel • Dustin Foley • Foggy Brume Nathan Fung • Lily Geller • GUToL (Angel Bourgoin, Keith Bourgoin, Dan Moren, Evan Ritt) • Mark Halpin • Chris Harris Issue 57 Top Ten • David Harris • Paul Hlebowitsh • Brent Holman • Illegal Phlogizote (Ben Smith, Brie Frame, Joe Cabrera, Jenny Gutbezahl, PSL Services (Ata Gurpinar, Kristin Lieber, Julia Tenney, Jon Kevin Wald, Aaron Fuegi, Susan Glass, Katie Hamill, Phil Steindel) Singer, Amy Swartz, Cody van Winkle) • Berk Isaac • Jeff #AAA Aardvarks (Rich Bragg, Jonathan McCue) Davidson, Dana Fenson • Just for the Halibut (Nathan Curtis, Just for the Halibut (Nathan Curtis, Kyle Keen, Avram Gottschlich) Kyle Keen, Avram Gottschlich) • Just-Us League (Ann Kok, Buzz Lime Pi (Jay Lorch, Jonathan Anderson, Josie Naylor, Mark Navarrete, Zack Pierpoint, Ashutosh Sodhani, Jimmy Michelle Teague, Robb Effinger, Sarah Caley, Sean McCarthy, Sean Williams, Steven Williams) • Gregg Katz • Elaine Kristant • Osborn) Alan Lemm • Phlogizote (Ben listed everyone. I just entered Das Zauberboot (Mike, Catherine, Dan, Donna, Becky) the answers on my account too.) • Phlogizote (Ben Smith, Brie Laura Klein and Eric Prestemon Frame, Joe Cabrera, Jenny Gutbezahl, Kevin Wald, Aaron Fuegi, Paul Hlebowitsh Susan Glass, Katie Hamill, Phil Steindel) • Laura Klein and Dan Katz, Jackie Anderson, & Steve Katz Eric Prestemon • Scott Purdy • Jason Rau • Randy Rogers • Jeremy Conner Dan Seidman • Donna Smith • sometimes turtles (Umaimah Michael Sylvia Khan, Diyang Tang, Kat Fang, Nati Getahun, Alex Cole, Matt Tse, Eric Marion, Keri Fullwood, Kate Rudolph) • Special Task Force: Unicorn (Josh Bluestein, Adam Smiles, Richard Spoonts) In Issue 58 • Special Task Force: Unicorn (Josh Bluestein, Richard Spoonts, Pieces of Bamboo • 3–12 Adam Smiles) • Michael Sylvia • Team 98 (John Leen, Jeff McDowell, Sara McDowell, Lauren Roussel, Randy Thomson, Wes Carpenter’s Foreign Movies • 13–25 Olya Veselova, Andy Yeckel) • Team Gladden (Jason, Charlene, Bradley) • The Gipper (Dave Edwards, Chris Harris, John Louie) Answers to Pieces of Bamboo • 29–30 • Barbara Thompson • Titanic • Titanic (Mary-Leslie Duty, Rex Miller) • John Tuttle • Tweleve Pack (Stvwz, Pianoman, Molnar, Answers to Issue 57 • 26–28 Sluggy, F14Rainman, Fuzzy) • Jay Winter • Henry Wong • yamjam (yen duong, mark krasniewski) Editor/Constructor Test-Solver Friends of the Magazine Foggy Brume Justin Weinbaum Gordon Dow Mark Halpin Lance Nathan Bruce Kaskel Joe Cabrera Page 2 of 2 © 2015 P&A Magazine. http://www.pandamagazine.com November/December 2015 n Pieces of Bamboo Sketchy Characters Can you name the TV sketch comedy that featured these members? Easy Difficult Downright Impossible 1. John Cleese, Eric Idle, Graham 4. Dave Foley, Bruce McCulloch, 7. Julie Brown, Tom Kenny, Jennifer Chapman, Terry Jones Scott Thompson Aniston, Wayne Knight 2. Chevy Chase, Chris Farley, Tina 5. John Candy, Eugene Levy, Andrea 8. Teresa Graves, Hamilton Camp, Fey, Colin Quinn Martin Mel Stewart, Chuck McCann 3. Keenen Ivory Wayans, David Alan 6. Michael Ian Black, David Wain, 9. Aziz Ansari, Rob Huebel, Paul Grier, Jim Carrey Ken Marino, Kerri Kenney Scheer Quote Square A quote and its author is hidden in the grid below. In each row and column, cross off the person being clued. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 O A N B L L A B C D Actor Bill 1 Actor William P W V L L Y C I N E G Comedian Billy F R A M R M A E L A C 2 Comedian Will U A E U R U R R U L Ham William A H N A M O N B C E 3 Mailman Willie L S N F Y T U Y E N R Maligned athlete Bill H L E F L E D S A A I Actress/Singer Williams 4 M O O R I P T H K Y Politician/Athlete Bill M I P A H K E E N C President Bill 5 N W S E T R F T R E S Showman Bill A B R A I D A L E A L Singer Billie 6 Singer/songwriter Bill T S W L I L L E I Y Soldier William C A L A F N I O R E 7 M N S I O N L T R N S The Sixty-Second Test: MA-LL of America Each clue leads to an answer that starts with MA and ends with LL. How quickly can you get all 10? 1. Large primate (8) 6. Furious, like Howard Beale (3 2 4) 2. He has a silver hammer in song (7) 7. Tipping Point author (7 8) 3. Broker demand (6 4) 8. Gone with the Wind author (8 8) 4. Casual Italian eatery (8 5) 9. Possible bank robbery tipoff (6 4) 5. Fortune-telling toy (5 1-4) 10. Party with costumes (10 4) November/December 2015 © 2015 P&A Magazine. http://www.pandamagazine.com Page 3 of 12 n Word Garden Our word garden conceals 10 words in a mystery category. Find words by selecting a starting square and then mov- ing the given direction and distance to get the next letter (e.g., 2L means move 2 squares to the left). Words never travel off the grid. Some additional letters will be leftover. These will form a clue to help identify the mystery category. T T D R C A E E D R P U B L E M U N O B I T S A U O I T O E M U C E Y C P Y T M S M O T I I D R U I R O A V P N R T I E J A B A Y C T E E I A R G T N N E A I O I N M I N T E I N N B I O E A L N T V I ?? 2D 3D 2D 1R 1U 3U 2U ?? 2R 3D 2R 3D 4L 3U 2U 2R ?? 2R 3D 2R 3U 1U 4L 3D 1L ?? 2D 2L 2D 2R 3U 3L 5D 3R 1D 1D ?? 3R 2U 2L 1U 3R 3D 1R ?? 3D 5R 4U 3R 2D 7L 3D ?? 1L 3L 1D 4L 1U 2D 8R 6D ?? 3U 2L 7R 2L 2D 2L 3U 2U ?? 4D 1L 3R 3D 4R 6U 1L ?? 6U 3L 3U 3L 2D 2L 7D 7R 3U Page 4 of 12 © 2015 P&A Magazine. http://www.pandamagazine.com November/December 2015 n Jawdroppin’ Challenger For the dropquote below, solve the clues to determine what letters belong in that column. An * indicates that the letters will go into that column in order. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Mindy Lahiri 1. Term for help, with no repeated letters 2. Over there, colloquially* 3. ____ of war* 4. Steal or burgle 5. Vegetarian’s milk 6. Mute dwarf, minus the even letters 7. Days of ____, minus the 3rd letter* 8. Charlie Chaplin film studio* 9. Vex, or “vex” rot-13* 10. Small* 11. File size abbreviation 12. Long journey minus driver’s license stat* 13. Actor Harris* 14. Roast beef fast food chain, minus the first and last lettters 15. That same chain, minus the odd letters 16. That same chain, minus the second, fourth and fifth letters 17. Sit in on a class, minus the consonants* 18. Greek god forerunner, minus the vowels* 19. Ford’s Model* 20. Cultivate crops, minus the vowel 21. One’s noggin, minus the last letter 22. And so on 23. Bird’s home, minus the vowel 24. That vowel* November/December 2015 © 2015 P&A Magazine. http://www.pandamagazine.com Page 5 of 12 n Logic Puzzle: Spice Women Five women (including Billie and Georgia) competed in the Southern New Mexico Salsa Festival, where each brought their own spin on salsa. Each salsa used a different type of tomato (including Heirloom), a different type of pepper (including the Trinidad Scorpion chili), a different type of citrus, and one mystery ingredient (including cantaloupe). Each salsa was ranked (4 being the highest, 0 being the lowest) on heat, flavor, appearance, and consistancy. Can you use the clues below to determine each woman’s full name (including Ms. Green), color of her bowl (including green), ingredients, and ranking? 1. No one’s first and last name started with the same letter. Roberta White is the only woman whose bowl had the same color as her last name.