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Indymedia.ie's CrossFlare 1.0

category international | arts and media | news report author Wednesday April 06, 2005 20:06author by redjade Report this post to the editors

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Recently I was given a copy of a mac program that makes crossword puzzles, I didn't think much of it since I don't do crossword puzzles. Then I remember Iosaf mentioning a long time ago that Indymedia.ie needed crosswords. This is for you iosaf ;-)


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Download the PDF fromat Crossword Puzzle...
author by redjadepublication date Wed Apr 06, 2005 20:08author address author phone Report this post to the editors

download:

PDF Document crossflare1.0.pdf 0.07 Mb


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solutions?
author by kevinpublication date Thu Apr 07, 2005 11:31author address author phone Report this post to the editors

when will the answers be made available... i'm stuck on a few of them.

maybe i'll include this in the mayday printflare special.

clarification...
author by redjadepublication date Thu Apr 07, 2005 11:37author address author phone Report this post to the editors

clarification...
3 across
should be: Orwell's first surname

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Answers? hmmm i haven't thought that far ahead.

This coming wednesday I will post the answers.

Yeah some are rather obscure - but all of the answers should be on indymedia.ie :-)

sure thats one of my off-line hobbies!
author by LOL - guild of X-word cluespublication date Thu Apr 07, 2005 16:13author address author phone Report this post to the editors

in the "real world". I'd never dream of using a computer to do the real world stuff. like pottering in the garden, playing mozart and bach on the piano, writing appaling sonnets full of double entendres, trying to make that origami crane perfectly one day, walking in the park to feed the ducks, smoking too many cigarettes, and saving up for a beehive and hassling pretty young women into snogging me.
I use grids from other crossword setters. & sometimes work it the other way round, write the clue, find the word, set the grid, which is sort of a kind of "quantum cryptology". Still - keeps me out of mischief and off hard drugs.

Jd you bastard!
author by Eoin Dubskypublication date Thu Apr 07, 2005 17:25author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Shit! Now I won't get ANY work done today!! Grrrr!

;-)

(just kidding -- nice job!)

solved. 14 years & 3 boxes of soft HB pencils later, "you got to be patient"
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when shall the next puzzle be published?

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