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A new puzzle by John is now on line and a guest puzzle by Arthur Schless has just been added. We'll post the hints for John's puzzle around mid-month and the solutions to both puzzles next month., along with the names of all who send in a correct solution before the hints are posted. For John's puzzle, e-mail us the mystery entries and extracted words or phrases, and for Arthur's e-mail him the same.

For the solutions to last month's puzzles and solvers, click here.

If you'd like to see all the puzzles we've ever published, click here or go to "Archives."

If you'd like to see the puzzles John published in Harvard Magazine, click here or go to "Harvard Puzzles."

If you'd like to see John's current Harvard Magazine puzzle, go to http://harvardmagazine.com/web/cryptic-puzzles

And if you'd like to see Kevin Wald's latest puzzle pages, go to
http://www.math.uchicago.edu/~wald/concryptics.html
http://www.math.uchicago.edu/~wald/misccryptics.html

We hope you enjoy the puzzles we offer here and that you will email us if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions. We welcome your feedback; it's important to us.

No Charge for Our Puzzles
As you know, there is no charge for the puzzles we offer here, but if you enjoy them and would like to express your appreciation, then please consider making a contribution to the Baker Foundation. Any amount from $5 on up is welcome. Please make your check out to Baker Foundation and send it to John de Cuevas at 6 Kirkland Road, Cambridge, MA 02138-3012. Your contribution is fully tax-deductible, and you'll receive an official acknowledgment that you can attach to your income tax return. The Baker Foundation's tax ID number is 13-3490498. If you would like more information about the Foundation and what it does, please feel free to contact John de Cuevas.

Cheers to all from all of us at puzzlecrypt.

Acknowledgment: I am grateful to Kenny and Jennifer Schiff for conceiving and designing this web site, and to Diane Andronica for maintaining it. I am also grateful to Kevin Wald for taking on the role of test-solver. It's thanks to him if this month's puzzle is free of errors, but if there are any, they're entirely the responsibility of yours truly, John de Cuevas.

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