Custom wooden jigsawa puzzles

Quoted: Michele Wilson wooden jigsaw puzzles are handcut along color lines by highly qualified artisans. This gives the amateur even more difficulty and pleasure in building the jigsaw puzzle. Once ready, the jigsaw puzzle is thus very decorative.

Custom wooden jigsaw puzzles

Quoted: Maker of hand-made wooden jigsaw puzzles customized from fine art prints, family photographs, etc. Stave crafts unique trick puzzles, custom corporate gift puzzles, holiday puzzles, old fashioned jigsaw puzzles with silhouettes.

Quoted: V-CUBE™ products are manufactured under the V-CUBE™ technology, invented and patented worldwide by the Greek engineer Panagiotis VERDES. V-CUBE™ technology made possible the construction of cubes, of an unlimited number of layers providing safe and smooth rotation.

The use of V-CUBE™ technology made feasible the construction of cubes of more than 5 layers, something that believed to be unattainable for over 20 years. In order to prove this, Mr P.VERDES and his team are presenting the V-CUBE 6 and the V-CUBE 7 !

Quoted: Before we get to the interview, I want to put in a plug for Roy Leban’s daily word puzzle over at www.puzzazz.com. Every day there’s a new challenge; sometimes quick, sometimes not. I got a heads up on the special April-appropriate puzzle coming out on Sunday. Check it out.

Videos of talks from The "GC Summit"

Quoted: On February 12, 2009, members of the Bay Area Game community gathered at the San Francisco Zoo for the third annual Game Control Summit.

Quoted: Even if you don’t know Will Shortz’s face, you’ve likely spent many a Sunday morning with him — and countless plane, train, and car rides too. As the crossword editor of the New York Times, he keeps millions of Americans guessing.

Drawings inspired by NY Times Crosswords. Looks like she's no longer updating it

Washington Post Style Invitational -- weekly wordplayish contest

Quoted: Man With Apple Hovering in Front of Face Sues René Magritte's Estate (the Onion, Nov. 25)

Refaving from Mike (thanks for finding it)

Two surprises-

Dave Schappell (Teach Street) authors a "reader blog" at the Seattle PI).

He covered Roy Leban's Puzzazz web site (started at the Google AppEngine Hack-a-thon this summer).