First of all, let me say that I am no decorator. Not even close. But I am learning what I like and allowing myself to step outside my comfort zone and try some things that may or may not work. Or maybe discover something new to create a beautiful home amidst the craziness of life. I hope these den decorating ideas will inspire you!
Our family room/den makeover actually began last December. I know. I know. That's been eight months. We've been enjoying it all this time and now I want to share it with you!
Our den before was an eclectic mix of hand me downs and hodge podge belongings. We had way too much in this room, and as we weeded out and moved things around the room began to take shape.
There are many things we've done to this room, but our favorite has been the replacement of our 20-year-old carpet with Pergo flooring. I'll write more about this later, but I have longed for this for years. Our poor carpet had been through five kids, three dogs and numerous cats. It was just plain worn out.
Doesn't it look amazing? My husband and youngest son did a terrific job of installing the flooring. We also changed the color of the room from the mint green to more of a chocolate brown.
We moved furniture around, bought a new sectional (only our second purchased sofa set in 25 years) and recliner, and my husband built a beautiful rustic table from fence posts.
One of my favorite projects ever, I designed a family gallery wall with white frames, black and white pictures and vinyl lettering.
Here's the after. You'll want to read this post to find out how we worked on this wall together as a family.
As a homeschooler and book lover we have a lot of books, but I managed to clean out our materials and get rid of one large bookshelf.
I used a little cafe curtain in a solid red for the back door.
This room was truly a labor of love, from flooring to paint to furniture to the special features that make our home unique. I won't even begin to tell you how Tim and I got the sectional through the back door (which may have included hoisting it up over the back fence. Oy.) It was a process of going through one decision at a time and watching the room develop into a place we love to hang out and enjoy our family.
***For those who have asked about the paint color: it is Behr Interior Satin Enamel Paint and Primer (brand) in Sherwin Williams #6095 Toasty (color). The couch is from Klaussner Furniture, and no, we didn't pay anywhere near real retail price. It was a showroom sample, one of a kind purchase. We had decided to buy a sectional but with a different configuration. When we saw this one we had to totally refigure the room but are so thrilled that we did!
Still want to see more of our DIY projects? Click on the picture to go directly to the post!
Hi, Debbie. I'm so glad my family gallery wall inspired you! It is the most special wall in the house (so far!) I hope you'll spread your wings in trying DIY. I'm loving it and I'm sure you will, too!
I love this! Will you come do mine?
Hi, Patty. I'm glad you like the den, but I'm afraid I only do good work in my own home! Have a great day!


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Debt reduction for developing countries must be part of response to post COVID-19 economic situation: CARICOM SG to UNCTAD XV
An effective response to the post Covid-19 economic situation must include significant and broad debt reduction for all developing countries, including vulnerable middle to high income states. This was one of the prescriptions put forward by CARICOM Secretary-General Her Excellency Carla Barnett as she participated in a panel discussion during the World Leaders Summit Dialogue on Inequality at UNCTAD XV in Barbados on Tuesday 5th October.
Speaking on the theme of the discussion "Is the COVID-19 crisis really a game changer?" Dr Barnett further stated that debt reduction should specifically address debts built up due to COVID-19 expenditures and climate change adaptation.
The CARICOM Secretary-General said that the meeting provided an opportunity to highlight to the global community the issues and concerns of Small Island and Low-lying Coastal Developing States (SIDS) as well as to identify some of the measures that could be taken by the international community to support efforts to build resilience and promote sustainable development among SIDS. She pointed out that SIDS experienced GDP contraction in 2020 at about three times the global rate.
"We applied funds that were budgeted for other purposes to meet the needs of the health sector for PPEs, medical equipment, testing supplies and vaccines. We shifted funds to meet basic social safety nets. We repurposed loans and borrowed additional funds. Already high debt burdens grew even higher," Dr Barnett pointed out.
Dr Barnett said that while the G-20 Debt Service Suspension Initiative (DSSI) which allowed developing countries to temporarily suspend debt service payments to their official bilateral creditors had potential, it did not cover all middle to high income developing countries, many of which are SIDS.
"New debt arising from the need to address the COVID-19 crisis together with the existing debt stock will continue to appropriate a significant proportion of public resources in debt repayments, while strangling critical infrastructural public investments required for economic rehabilitation," the Secretary-General stated in making a case for debt reduction.
The situation was even more challenging for many SIDS as they cannot access multilateral and bilateral concessional aid financing because of their relatively high per capita income status.
"With the reality of our vulnerabilities exposed by the Covid and Climate crises, the call for a more appropriate basis for determining access to concessional financing takes on great urgency. We have to continue to press for the continued development and acceptance of the Multi-Dimensional Vulnerability Index (MVI). The issue of access to concessional resources for development financing and resilience building remains a significant priority for CARICOM States, indeed, for all SIDS," Dr Barnett stressed.
She called on the UN system to intensify collaboration with relevant regional institutions, particularly in the Caribbean, the Pacific and the Indian Ocean, in order to make this index a reality. She also called on the IMF, the World Bank and bilateral and multilateral development partners to step away from the "blinders of GDP per capita." GDP per capita cannot be a measure of development, let alone sustainable development, she added.
Dr Barnett said that new policy options to assist developing countries had to be developed as the traditional policy menu of the International Financial Institutions did not adequately address the inherent vulnerabilities and fragilities of such countries. "That policy menu will certainly be inadequate as the foundation for the design of recovery models that can build transformative and resilient economies in the face of global climate change," she said.
Looking forward to COP 26, the UN Climate Change Conference scheduled for next month in Glasgow, Scotland, the CARICOM Secretary-General stated that for SIDS like CARICOM, 1.5 to stay alive was more than a catchy slogan, "it is an existential reality."
"We therefore have to be focused on pushing COP26 to be decisive in order to keep the pathways to achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement alive and translating commitments to real action on the ground," Dr Barnett emphasised.
She referred in particular to the pledges to the Green Climate and Adaptation Funds which she insisted must be honoured and increased to ensure that the most vulnerable could adapt to and survive the effects of climate change.
The four-day United Nations Conference on Trade and Development XV ends on Thursday.
TAIWAN GOVERNMENT THANKS PRIME MINISTER HARRIS FOR HIS CALL FOR PEACE IN THE TAIWAN STRAIT
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The phrase "Ready, Willing and Able" is seldom heard today.
However, it remains important to discover if a prospective buyer for your property is indeed ready, willing and able to proceed, should they express interest in buying your home.
This is especially important in the current climate, when people are finding it harder to get a mortgage. Apart from the obvious financial issues, there are several other things a good Estate Agent will seek to discover before advising you that the prospective buyers are in a position to proceed.
The buyers status is extremely important to ensure the transaction proceeds as smoothly to a successful completion, thereby limiting the chances of nasty last minute surprises.
Agreeing your sale price is just the beginning. The hardest part of any sale is taking it from this stage to completion. Good sales progression management and good solicitors are key to a successful move.
Our dedicated sales progressor, Tracie, will keep you informed of exactly what is happening, what has happened and what is still left to be done on a weekly basis, this alleviates a lot of the stress that comes with selling and buying a house.
By focusing on progressions, our "fall through rate" is very low.
We will keep a close eye on the sale, following up with your solicitor, the buyer's solicitors and the respective agents either up or down the chain.
This is probably the most crucial part of a sale, because once you start paying for surveys, solicitor's fees and searches – a sale that falls apart is a horrible waste of time and money.
Sadly, many agents tend to overlook this essential part of a sale, as they are more concerned with marketing the next property.


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Погост — деревня в Плесецком районе Архангельской области.

География
Находится в северо-западной части Архангельской области на расстоянии приблизительно 73 км на запад по прямой от административного центра района поселка Плесецк у юго-восточного берега озера Ундозеро.

История
В 1873 году здесь было учтено 16 дворов, в 1905 — 8. Тогда деревня входила в Пудожский уезд Олонецкой губернии, при советской власти включалась в Приозерный район Архангельской области, позднее в Плесецкий район. До 2021 года входила в Ундозерское сельское поселение до его упразднения.

Население
Численность населения: 101 человек (1873 год), 42 (1905), 3 (100 % русские) в 2002 году, 1 в 2010.

Примечания

Населённые пункты Плесецкого района

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Any new fixes for Red Dead Online? To snag this reward, all you have to do is play the Red Dead Online Beta between January 25th and 27th to qualify for the bonus, which will be delivered to your account by January 29, 2019. Rockstar's fixes should help create fuller lobbies for the time being, and the team has noted it will be working on more permanent and "proper" fixes for the future. The Gun Rush improvements and opportunity for Gold Bars are now live. As a thank you to fans who support Red Dead Online by participating in the beta, anyone who plays this weekend will get five free Gold Bars: a form of optional, premium in-game currency.
If you've had issues with sparsely populated lobbies in Gun Rush, Rockstar "strongly" encourage players to try again this weekend to experience much fuller matches on both Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
Its main goal was to improve matchmaking for the Gun Rush Battle Royale inspired mode that debuted recently.
China detained two Canadians shortly after Meng's arrest in an apparent attempt to pressure Canada to release her. Canada arrested Meng in Vancouver on December 1.
Have you been playing the Red Dead Online beta and if so, do you enjoy it? Skirmish for weapons ranging from Mauser Pistols to Repeating Shotguns to Fire Bottles and Dynamite Arrows - as well as for valuable, hard to obtain armor like the headshot-thwarting Ned Kelly Armor to help you survive to the end.
"Proximity-Based Player Blips, Parley Changes with quicker access to Feuding, Law and Bounty Improvements to discourage griefing while introducing a new Free roam dynamic between bounty hunters and criminal rogues", adding that they will introduce "Daily Challenges with gold nugget rewards and more".
Expect a Title Update in the coming months for those changes. Is it the Battle Royale mode you want to see in the Wild West? Rockstar is planning on offering more information on the title update soon, so we'll make sure you're up to date when that information gets out.
However, cloud will increase from the southwest with a spell of persistent rain affecting the west and southwest by dawn. Sunday night will be cold with occasional showers - some of which may be prolonged and wintry in northern areas.
Prices leaped about 20 percent to start the year, buoyed by output cuts by OPEC, Russia and other major producers. In Caracas, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and Juan Guaido , the opposition leader, gave dueling speeches.
Republicans, who controlled Congress for much of his presidency, lost the House majority in the midterm elections in November. It came as S&P Global Ratings agency reported that the United States economy lost $US6 billion during the 35-day shutdown.
The 6-foot-2, 240-pound Bates was taken to a hospital in Queens for evaluation. He was then taken to the 115th Precinct without incident to be processed.
It was the largest of the fires that burned that year through California's wine country, which is north of San Francisco. PG&E has also been faulted for its decision against de-energizing power lines in the area in the days before the blaze.
Iran captain Masoud Shojaei backed "Team Melli" to end a 43-year title drought. You can't make any mistakes against them because they are very unsafe .
We will always be grateful for the tireless effort of those who worked to find him during these days. Despite that, officials had refused to speculate over whether the boy could have survived so long.
You will then be offered the option to subscribe to Office 365 Personal for RM24.90/month or Office 365 Home for RM33.90/month. Assuming you're an Office 365 subscriber, you can just install it and use your existing Office 365 account to sign in.
Soros' dinner time pep talks are an annual custom to the cream of the crop corporate leaders, conference inside Davos . He also said that "we are in a Cold War that threatens to turn into a hot one".
Now only the Apple iPhone and the iPad can be woken up with a Hey Siri command, the AirPods need a tap before you start speaking. Apple seeded the first beta of iOS 12.2 to developers yesterday and it seems some interesting changes are coming.
An additional 400,000 workers were laid off or furloughed and will also receive back pay. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Coulter later told HBO's Bill Maher: "I'm telling you how to get Trump: He promised something for 18 months and he lied about it". The package includes funding for more border patrol agents, immigration judges, and scanning equipment at ports of entries.
Ram Gopal Varma has watched " Manikarnika " and he can't stop gushing about the heroine's performance. However, Krish has accused Kangana of modifying the script to suit her fancy.
The US Army Corps of Engineers would be deployed to construct the Wall of the declaration is made. The White House did not immediately respond to INSIDER's request for comment.
The 28-year-old Argentine was due to arrive Cardiff City earlier this week following his £15 million deal from Nantes this month. It has emerged Sala expressed concerns about the jet on the flight, according to an audio message sent to friends and relatives.
He also stated he had seen a video of 'build that wall.' Phillips also stated, "he had never stepped foot in South Vietnam". Phillips said of Sandmann , "He did not apologize, and I believe there are intentional falsehoods in his testimony".
It also shook the Greek government, with Prime Minister Tsipras surviving two no-confidence votes weeks apart from each other. That will take place after North Atlantic Treaty Organisation ambassadors sign the accession protocol in the coming days.
Mr Perez added that "there are more conspirators yet to be held accountable - and at least one of them is named Donald Trump ". Stone, during his time as a student at George Washington University, was a junior scheduler on the Nixon reelection committee.
He added that Ertel had done good work in his two weeks on the job, but that he didn't want the distraction in his administration. Ron DeSantis , who appointed Ertel to the post overseeing elections last month, accepted his resignation without public comment.
West Texas Intermediate ( WTI ) crude futures were at 53.34 dollars per barrel, up 21 cents, or 0.4 per cent. However, it has not yet taken that step, nor has it elected to cut off supply of US oil that goes to Mexico.
The fourth stage would be moved to higher circular orbit so as to establish an orbital platform for carrying out experiments . The designers of the satellite work with a private organisation that deals in science and innovation - Space Kidz India .
Democrats took Ross to task for the comments, which drew a flood of attention from news outlets and on social media. The comments were the latest in a series of out-of-touch remarks about the shutdown from Trump officials.


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Q: Convert a word's characters into its ascii code list concisely in Raku I'm trying to convert the word wall into its ascii code list (119, 97, 108, 108) like this:
my @ascii="abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";

my @tmp;
map { push @tmp, $_.ord if $_.ord == @ascii.comb.any.ord }, "wall".comb;
say @tmp;

*

*Is there a way to use the @tmp without declaring it in a seperate line?

*Is there a way to produce the ascii code list in one line instead of 3 lines? If so, how to do it?
Note that I have to use the @ascii variable i.e.  I can't make use of the consecutively increasing ascii sequence (97, 98, 99 ... 122) because I plan to use this code for non-ascii languages too.

A: Yes there is a much simpler way.
"wall".ords.grep('az'.ords.minmax);

Of course this relies on a to z being an unbroken sequence. This is because minmax creates a Range object based on the minimum and maximum value in the list.
If they weren't in an unbroken sequence you could use a junction.
"wall".ords.grep( 'az'.ords.minmax | 'AZ'.ords.minmax );

But you said that you want to match other languages. Which to me screams regex.
"wall".comb.grep( /^ <:Ll> & <:ascii> $/ ).map( *.ord )

This matches Lowercase Letters that are also in ASCII.
Actually we can make it even simpler. comb can take a regex which determines which characters it takes from the input.
"wall".comb( / <:Ll> & <:ascii> / ).map( *.ord )
# (119, 97, 108, 108)

"ΓΔαβγδε".comb( / <:Ll> & <:Greek> / ).map( *.ord )
# (945, 946, 947, 948, 949)
# Does not include Γ or Δ, as they are not lowercase

Note that the above only works with ASCII if you don't have a combining accent.
 "de\c[COMBINING ACUTE ACCENT]f".comb( / <:Ll> & <:ascii> / )
 # ("d", "f")

The Combining Acute Accent combines with the e which composes to Latin Small Letter E With Acute.
That composed character is not in ASCII so it is skipped.
It gets even weirder if there isn't a composed value for the character.
"f\c[COMBINING ACUTE ACCENT]".comb( / <:Ll> & <:ascii> / )
# ("f́",)

That is because the f is lowercase and in ASCII. The composing codepoint gets brought along for the ride though.
Basically if your data has, or can have combining accents and if it could break things, then you are better off dealing with it while it is still in binary form.
$buf.grep: {
    .uniprop() eq 'Ll' #
    && .uniprop('Block') eq 'Basic Latin' # ASCII
}

The above would also work for single character strings because .uniprop works on either integers representing a codepoint, or on the actual character.
"wall".comb.grep: {
    .uniprop() eq 'Ll' #
    && .uniprop('Block') eq 'Basic Latin' # ASCII
}

Note again that this would have the same issues with composing codepoints since it works with strings.
You may also want to use .uniprop('Script') instead of .uniprop('Block') depending on what you want to do.

A: Here's a working approach using Raku's trans method (code snippet performed in the Raku REPL):
> my @a = "wall".comb;
[w a l l]
> @a.trans('abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz' => ords('abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz') ).put;
119 97 108 108

Above, we handle an ascii string. Below I add the "é" character, and show a 2-step solution:
> my @a = "wallé".comb;
[w a l l é]
> my @b = @a.trans('abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz' => ords('abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz') );
[119 97 108 108 é]
> @b.trans("é" => ords("é")).put
119 97 108 108 233

Nota bene #1:  Although all the code above works fine, when I tried shortening the alphabet to 'a'..'z' I ended up seeing erroneous return values...hence the use of the full 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'.
Nota bene #2:  One question in my mind is trying to suppress output when trans fails to recognize a character (e.g. how to suppress assignment of "é" as the last element of @b in the second-example code above). I've tried adding the :delete argument to trans, but no luck.
EDITED: To remove unwanted characters, here's code using grep (à la @Brad Gilbert), followed by trans:
> my @a = "wallé".comb;
[w a l l é]
> @a.grep('a'..'z'.comb.any).trans('abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz' => ords('abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz') ).put
119 97 108 108

A: There are a couple of things we can do here to make it work.
First, let's tackle the @ascii variable.  The @ sigil indicates a positional variable, but you assigned a single string to it.  This creates a 1-element array ['abc...'], which will cause problems down the road.  Depending on how general you need this to be, I'd recommend either creating the array directly:
my @ascii = <a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v x y z>;
my @ascii = 'a' .. 'z';
my @ascii = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'.comb;

or going ahead and handling the any part:
my $ascii-char = any <a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v x y z>;
my $ascii-char = any 'a' .. 'z';
my $ascii-char = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'.comb.any;

Here I've used the $ sigil, because any really specifies any single value, and so will function as such (which also makes our life easier).  I'd personally use $ascii, but I'm using a separate name to make later examples more distinguishable.
Now we can handle the map function.  Based on the above two versions of ascii, we can rewrite your map function to either of the following
{ push @tmp, $_.ord if $_ eq @ascii.any  }
{ push @tmp, $_.ord if $_ eq $ascii-char }

Note that if you prefer to use ==, you can go ahead and create the numeric values in the initial ascii creation, and then use $_.ord.  As well, personally, I like to name the mapped variable, e.g.:
{ push @tmp, $^char.ord if $^char eq @ascii.any  }
{ push @tmp, $^char.ord if $^char eq $ascii-char }

where $^foo replaces $_ (if you use more than one, they map alphabetical order to @_[0], @_[1], etc).
But let's get to the more interesting question here.  How can we do all of this without needing to predeclare @tmp?  Obviously, that just requires creating the array in the map loop.  You might think that might be tricky for when we don't have an ASCII value, but the fact that an if statement returns Empty (or () ) if it's not run makes life really easy:
my @tmp = map { $^char.ord if $^char eq $ascii-char }, "wall".comb;
my @tmp = map { $^char.ord if $^char eq @ascii.any  }, "wall".comb;

If we used "wáll", the list collected by map would be 119, Empty, 108, 108, which is automagically returned as 119, 108, 108.  Consequently, @tmp is set to just 119, 108, 108.

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News of the Restless: Economics for Dummies: Thanks for NOTHING, Dubya!
Economics for Dummies: Thanks for NOTHING, Dubya!
Finally, the WaHoPo decided to tell the awful truth about the first nine years of the Decade from Hell.
My big question is, WHERE THE HELL WERE THEY WHEN THE US ECONOMY WAS BEING RIGGED TO MAKE THIS HAPPEN?


Most people in the United States have difficulty comprehending the full impacts that are possible from volcanic events. For that reason, the USGS, volcanic hazards education efforts focus on engaging the public and public officials in narratives about volcanic impacts to communities similar to their own. By both personalizing the potential future volcanic risks and discussing the eruptive history, hazards, and vulnerabilities in their communities, residents gain the information and motivation required to become disaster resilient.
Learning about volcano hazards now can help people at risk live more safely with volcanoes and recover more quickly after volcanic eruptions.
The foundation for a disaster-resilient community requires that people at risk be well informed about hazards and motivated to implement risk-reduction measures. People who have lived through a volcanic eruption, or other major natural hazard event, can connect with that memory and recognize the need for preparation. However, at volcanic regions in the U.S. other than Hawaii and Alaska, the interval between eruptions often exceeds the lifespan and inter-generational memory of residents and emergency officials, making the opportunity to observe and learn rare. Therefore, the USGS VHP aims to make the impacts relatable by providing insight from communities in the U.S. and internationally that have experienced dramatic volcanic events.
Coordination and open lines of communication reduce risk.
USGS Volcano Hazards Program scientists work in partnership with leaders in vulnerable communities to provide the scientific basis necessary to develop emergency coordination plans. These long-standing partnerships between USGS, emergency managers and other government officials keep the lines of communication open—a necessity to reduce volcanic hazards risk, especially during an eruption or non-eruptive hazardous volcanic event (e.g. debris flow, lahar, or landslide).
Hazards assessments are the backbone of hazards-education programs.
Scientists use results of fundamental research to develop volcano hazard assessments, which become the foundation for hazards-education programs. These assessments help inform community emergency response plans, which support community preparedness efforts. The USGS Volcano Hazards Program participates in a FEMA certified Volcano Crisis Awareness courses in conjunction with the National Disaster Preparedness Training Center. The five VHP Volcano Observatories engage in regionally specific outreach efforts to support community resilience via trainings, presentations, and partnerships necessary for grassroots preparedness and education efforts.
Teaching and learning about volcanic hazards is for everyone.
Educators in classrooms, community safety groups, and at home can play an important role in communicating fundamental information about volcanoes and hazards to people within their communities. The USGS VHP provides opportunities for educators to learn about volcanoes and volcanic hazards via summer teacher trainings, downloadable teacher resources, educational articles, and creative use of our various websites.


In honour of National Ballpoint Day (which falls on June 10th every year), I bought this cool new orange Faber-Castell 'Grip' ballpoint from Buchan's Kerrisdale Stationery at their new(ish) location (9100 Blundell Road in Richmond), which carries selected Lamy, Faber-Castell and Parker writing instruments. The Grip's triangular body and pebbled surface make it a really comfortable writing instrument to use (its wooden pencil counterpart won a Red Dot design award) and it only set me back $12.99. Incidentally, although we're primarily a fountain pen club, we do have the odd meeting where the theme features other writing instruments, like mechanical pencils, vintage ballpoints, rollerballs and dip pens.


This article touches upon two areas of interest. One is communications and the other is astronomy and space exploration.
In my previous posts on ScoutBlogs, I was looking at ways that Scouters might communicate better outside of the hierarchies of their local and national organizations. I briefly considered web rings and blog networks. Another interesting idea are blog carnivals. They come in several forms, one of these is a kind of distributed roving online magazine. It's a great way for cross promotion. It also seems to require more coordination effort.
A great example of a blog carnival is "The Carnival of Space". This is a roving carnival with a central coordinator. An index can be found here. And if you loose that link, googling "Carnival of Space" will get you there in a pinch.
Update 2008-12-15: The Bat Page gets a mention in The Carnival of Space #41! This edition covers 22 different space blogs and there is some very interesting stuff including a 20 km/second catapult, a galaxy eating monster, and using WiiRemotes in physics.
One of the things I didn't mention before was that each new carnival is written and hosted by a different blogger using information submitted by others. It's fascinating and often entertaining to see the different writing styles.
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The rush of season openers.
The first quarter of 2023 is filled to the gills with puzzle events. We've got you updated with all the latest results - three events in a span of a week! Our puzzles today include a chance to practice for the German Sudoku Qualifiers in Lockout Lines Sudoku, a revisit of the word puzzle Trade Route and Joseph Howard's Magnets - a genre that will appear in the second issue of PULZE.