The International Bigfoot Sighting Registry (IBSR) has recorded a number of unusual witnesses accounts this year from different parts of Caribou County.  Using only the clues below, match each witness to the month and time of his or her sighting, and determine the location in which it occurred.

The 2:00 am account wasn't at Viking Woods.

The 4:35 pm account wasn't at Viking Woods.

The 5:50 pm sighting was either the sighting at Twin Pines or the September sighting.

The March account didn't happen at 2:00 am.

Of the July event and the August account, one was Darrell's and the other happened at 4:35 pm.

Of the September event and the 4:35 pm account, one took place at Bald Hill Run and the other was Randy's.

The 1:45 am account took place 1 month after Gloria's event.

The seven events were Darrell's sighting, the April sighting, the sighting at Bald Hill Run, the 9:30 pm account, the 4:35 pm event, the 2:00 am account and the event at Juniper Springs.

Thelma's sighting, the April account, and the 2:00 am account are three different events.

Laurie's event took place 2 months after the sighting at Twin Pines.

Thelma's sighting didn't happen at 9:30 pm.

Of the event at Aspen Hills and the April sighting, one happened at 11:25 pm and the other was Darrell's.

The event at Twin Pines took place 4 months before the 4:35 pm account.

The account at Twin Pines was either the April account or Randy's event.

Darrell Gloria Ida Karla Laurie Randy Thelma

Aspen Hills
Bald Hill Run
Juniper Springs
Laurel Grove
Seryl Forest
Twin Pines
Viking Woods


Whistler County just held its annual "Potato Launch" contest, wherein different teams build home-made contraptions and each tries to shoot colored potatoes as far as they can.  Using only the clues below, determine each team's best distance (in feet) and match up the type of device each used and the color of the potato they launched.

The Flying Eyes went 75 feet farther than the group that launched the blue potato.

The Spud Chuckers was either the group that made it to 225 ft or the contestants that launched the black potato.

The Mad Mashers, the group that used the slingshot, the group that made it to 225 ft and the group that used the catapult were all different teams.

The Yukon Bolds went somewhat farther than the contestants that used the catapult.

The contestants that launched the red potato didn't use the slingshot.

The group that launched the white potato was either the team that used the trebuchet or the contestants that made it to 150 ft.

The Flying Eyes was either the group that launched the orange potato or the team that made it to 225 ft.

Of the team that launched the orange potato and the team that used the air cannon, one was the Russets and the other scored a distance of 165 ft.

The Spud Chuckers went 45 feet farther than the Mad Mashers.

The team that used the vacuum cannon landed 15 feet short of the team that used the catapult.

Of the contestants that used the water cannon and the group that launched the yellow potato, one was the Flying Eyes and the other scored a distance of 150 ft.

The group that made it to 195 ft didn't use the red potato.

The Super Tubers landed 30 feet short of the team that launched the black potato.

The Spud Chuckers landed somewhat short of the team that launched the red potato.

Flying Eyes
Mad Mashers
Potato Bros
Russets
Spud Chuckers
Super Tubers
Yukon Bolds

air cannon
catapult
hybrid sling
slingshot
trebuchet
vacuum cannon
water cannon

black blue orange purple red white yellow


This year's All-Star Hockey Team has a number of top players from all across the national league.  Match each player to his team and jersey number, and determine how many goals he has scored this past season.

Erickson scored somewhat less than Nicholson.

The person from the Ice Hogs scored 3 goals more than the person from the Bears.

Tucker, the player who wears number 24, the player from the Checkers, the player who wears number 19, the player who wears number 9 and the player who wears number 25 are all different players.

Of Erickson and the person from the Wolverines, one wears number 9 and the other wears number 12.

Of the player with 8 goals and Erickson, one wears number 12 and the other wears number 25.

The player who wears number 2 scored 4 goals less than the person who wears number 19.

Neither the person from the Checkers nor Santos is the player with 7 goals.

The person from the Bears scored 2 goals less than the person who wears number 12.

The person who wears number 6 scored somewhat more than the player from the River Kings.

Quinn scored 4 goals less than Erickson.

The player from the Monsters is either the player with 9 goals or Lopez.

The player from the Monsters scored somewhat less than the player who wears number 9.

Erickson Ingram Lopez Nicholson Quinn Santos Tucker

Bears
Checkers
Comets
Ice Hogs
Monsters
River Kings
Wolverines


The local TV weatherman, Freddy Flight, has only an hour to prepare tomorrow's winter weather forecasts.  Using only the clues that follow, match each town to its predicted snowfall (in inches), as well as its anticipated high and low temperatures.

Van Horne doesn't have a predicted high of 32 degrees.

The town that will get 6 inches of snow, Elma, the town with a forecasted high of 29 degrees, Portola, Van Horne and the location with a forecasted low of 18 degrees are all different towns.

Yuba City will get 4 fewer inches of snow than Wayland.

Portola doesn't have a forecasted low of 15 degrees.

Of the location that will get 2 inches of snow and the location that will get 4 inches of snow, one has a forecasted low of 11 degrees and the other has a predicted high of 28 degrees.

The town with a forecasted high of 25 degrees doesn't have a forecasted low of 15 degrees.

The town with a forecasted low of 11 degrees will get somewhat more snow than the town with a forecasted high of 34 degrees.

The town with a forecasted high of 24 degrees will get somewhat more snow than the location with a forecasted low of 10 degrees.

The location with a forecasted high of 25 degrees will get somewhat less snow than Lindsay.

The location with a forecasted high of 28 degrees will get 3 more inches of snow than Yuba City.

The town with a forecasted high of 32 degrees will get somewhat less snow than Fillmore.

The town that will get 4 inches of snow is either the town with a forecasted low of 15 degrees or Elma.

The location with a forecasted high of 36 degrees will get 1 more inch of snow than the town with a forecasted high of 34 degrees.

Fillmore doesn't have a forecasted low of 8 degrees.

The location with a forecasted high of 28 degrees will get 3 fewer inches of snow than the location with a forecasted low of 22 degrees.

Elma will get 1 more inch of snow than the town with a forecasted low of 15 degrees.

Lindsay is either the town with a forecasted low of 15 degrees or the location with a forecasted high of 29 degrees.

1 inch
2 inches
3 inches
4 inches
5 inches
6 inches
7 inches

Elma
Fillmore
Lindsay
Portola
Van Horne
Wayland
Yuba City

8 degrees
10 degrees
11 degrees
15 degrees
18 degrees
19 degrees
22 degrees

24 degrees
25 degrees
28 degrees
29 degrees
32 degrees
34 degrees
36 degrees


The Santa Vista Canine Obedience School just "graduated" a series of dogs that just completed their training.  Using only the clues below, match each dog to its trainer, and determine how many weeks it spent at the obedience school, as well as the town it is from.

The canine Odette trained trained 4 weeks more than Gizmo.

The dog from Zwingle trained 4 weeks more than Gizmo.

The canine that was in school for 10 weeks wasn't trained by Teresa.

Gizmo trained 5 weeks less than the one from Underwood.

The one Rachel trained trained 4 weeks less than the dog from Clifton.

Of the canine Martha trained and Cooper, one was in classes for 9 weeks and the other is from Berwick.

Charlie trained 1 week more than the dog Paula trained.

Lucky, the dog from Zwingle, the dog from Victorville, Cooper and Charlie are all different dogs.

The dog from Gilroy trained 1 week more than the canine Rachel trained.

The one that was in school for 7 weeks is either the canine Martha trained or Gizmo.

Of the canine that was in school for 7 weeks and the dog from Berwick, one is Buster and the other was trained by Nadine.

6 weeks
7 weeks
8 weeks
9 weeks
10 weeks
11 weeks
12 weeks

Bailey Buster Charlie Cooper Gizmo Jake Lucky

Martha Nadine Odette Paula Rachel Stephanie Teresa

Berwick Clifton Gilroy Quimby Underwood Victorville Zwingle


Spaceco Mining plans to be the first company to ever successfully mine an asteroid.  In fact it has already established a timeline for its first series of mining expeditions.  Using only the clues below, match each asteroid to its diameter, and determine what element Spaceco plans to mine from it, as well as the year they intend to begin mining.

The asteroid that Spaceco will begin mining in 2034 has a diameter that is somewhat smaller than 61 Nemesis.

The asteroid with a diameter of 17 km is rich in yttrium.

11 Ceres has a diameter 12 km smaller than the asteroid that Spaceco will begin mining in 2030.

The asteroid with a diameter of 11 km is either the asteroid rich in phosphorous or the asteroid rich in rhodium.

Of the asteroid rich in lanthanum and 61 Nemesis, one is 35 km across and the other will see mining operations begin in 2040.

413 Doiotima won't have mining operations begin there in 2035.

35 Ursula has a diameter 6 km larger than the asteroid rich in lanthanum.

The asteroid rich in platinum has a diameter 12 km larger than 49 Eugenia.

The asteroid with a diameter of 23 km doesn't contain any gold.

413 Doiotima has a diameter that is somewhat larger than 49 Eugenia.

The asteroid with a diameter of 29 km is rich in rhodium.

Of the asteroid that Spaceco will begin mining in 2050 and 11 Ceres, one is 41 km across and the other is rich in phosphorous.

The asteroid rich in gold, the asteroid that Spaceco will begin mining in 2040, the asteroid that Spaceco will begin mining in 2026, the asteroid that Spaceco will begin mining in 2035 and the asteroid rich in phosphorous are all different asteroids.

11 km
17 km
23 km
29 km
35 km
41 km
47 km

11 Ceres
26 Amphitrite
35 Ursula
413 Doiotima
49 Eugenia
61 Nemesis
82 Sylvia

cobalt gold lanthanum phosphorous platinum rhodium yttrium


The Brisco County Fair featured a number of local jugglers during last night's grand finale performance.  Using only the clues below, match each juggler to the item he or she used on stage, and determine the order in which each performed and their home town.

The performer who went fifth wasn't from Tahoe City.

The juggler who used batons performed 1 spot after Otis.

The performer who used chainsaws performed 1 spot after the juggler who used bowling pins.

The person who went sixth was either the person who used mobile phones or Lora.

The performer who went seventh didn't use rings.

The person from Embden performed sometime after the juggler from Dubuque.

Carmen was either the person who went second or the juggler from Carbon.

The juggler who used flashlights, the person from Jefferson, Carmen, the person who used balls, the performer from Embden and Floyd were all different people.

Of the person from Rio Dell and the performer who went sixth, one is Peter and the other used batons.

The performer from Jefferson performed 1 spot after the person who used bowling pins.

Of the juggler who used balls and Lora, one went fourth and the other was from Dubuque.

first second third fourth fifth sixth seventh

Carmen Floyd Howard Lora Otis Peter Robert

balls
batons
bowling pins
chainsaws
flashlights
mobile phones
rings

Carbon
Dubuque
Embden
Jefferson
Quasqueton
Rio Dell
Tahoe City


Help Donna make sense of Dr. Finklestein's appointment list for today.  Match each patient to their appointment time, medical complaint and insurance company.

Of Hugh and the patient with the 12 noon appointment, one has Triflex insurance and the other is complaining about hip pain.

Chester has an appointment 4 hours after the patient with Ambercare insurance.

Of the patient with the 11:00am appointment and the person with the 3:00pm appointment, one is Zachary and the other has Medicorp insurance.

The person suffering from back pain has an appointment 2 hours before the patient with Lifealign insurance.

Dave is either the person with Red Shield insurance or the patient suffering from foot pain.

The patient suffering from vertigo is either Hugh or Chester.

The patient suffering from migraines has an appointment 2 hours before Willard.

The patient with Triflex insurance has an appointment sometime after the person with Medicorp insurance.

The patient with HealthCo insurance has an appointment 1 hour after the patient suffering from foot pain.

Of the patient with Fumanix insurance and Victor, one is complaining about back pain and the other has the 3:00pm appointment.

The person suffering from shingles has an appointment 2 hours before Zachary.

The person with Ambercare insurance is either the person with the 2:00pm appointment or the person suffering from foot pain.

Chester Dave Fernando Hugh Victor Willard Zachary

back pain
foot pain
heartburn
hip pain
migraines
shingles
vertigo

Ambercare
Fumanix
HealthCo
Medicorp
Lifealign
Red Shield
Triflex


Samantha works to help recent law-school graduates find jobs in the legal industry.  Using only the clues below, match each of her latest placements to the date they were hired and the name of the law firm that hired them, as well as the law school from which they graduated.

The Riverview College graduate was hired sometime before the Haynes Inc. hire.

Kelvin was hired 15 days after the Ingram & Kemp hire.

Cynthia was hired 9 days after the Ingram & Kemp hire.

Cynthia was hired 9 days before the Albion College graduate.

The Riverview College graduate is either the Dorsey Assoc. hire or the person hired on March 21st.

The person hired on March 18th is either the Barr & Cobb hire or the Dorsey Assoc. hire.

Of the person hired on March 12th and the Northridge College graduate, one is Gabriel and the other was hired by Barr & Cobb.

The Green & Hayes hire is either the Rutherford College graduate or Zachary.

The seven people are the Sacred Heart College graduate, the person hired on March 12th, the person hired on March 27th, Nadine, the Leach & Mccall hire, the Green & Hayes hire and the Barr & Cobb hire.

Nadine was hired 15 days after the Leach & Mccall hire.

The Rutherford College graduate was hired 12 days before the Dorsey Assoc. hire.

The Barr & Cobb hire was hired sometime after the Faraday College graduate.

March 12th
March 15th
March 18th
March 21st
March 24th
March 27th
March 30th

Abel Cynthia Gabriel Kelvin Nadine Rosalie Zachary

Barr & Cobb
Dorsey Assoc.
Green & Hayes
Haynes Inc.
Ingram & Kemp
Leach & Mccall
Velez & York

Albion
Faraday
Northridge
Riverview
Rutherford
Sacred Heart
Summit


Dave has opened a studio in downtown Boulder which offers classes in a number of different types of yoga.  Using only the clues below, match each class to its leader and scheduled time, and determine the total number of students in each.

The class with 12 people begins 1 hour before the class with 5 people.

The prenatal yoga session isn't led by Teresa.

Of the 2:30pm class and Karen's session, one has 5 people in it and the other has 6 people in it.

The iyengar yoga session starts 3 hours after the bikram yoga session.

The class with 6 people starts 5 hours after the class with 14 people.

Nancy's session starts 3 hours after the hatha yoga class.

The session with 8 people starts 4 hours after the session with 12 people.

The 11:30am session is either the anusara yoga class or Juana's class.

The anusara yoga session begins 3 hours before the class with 9 people.

Opal's class, the prenatal yoga class, and the iyengar yoga session are three different classes.

The class with 8 people, Pamela's class, the 9:30am class, Opal's session, Teresa's class and Juana's session are all different classes.

The ashtanga yoga class begins 4 hours before the prenatal yoga class.

anusara ashtanga bikram hatha iyengar prenatal vinyasa

Juana Karen Nancy Opal Pamela Sandra Teresa


The Forsyth County Fair concluded festivities today with a "three-legged race".  Each team consisted of one boy and one girl, both from the same home town.  Using only the clues below, match up the two children in each team, and determine their finishing time and home town.

The team from Riverside finished 15 seconds after Garrett's duo.

The team from Frazier Park didn't include Tina.

Of the duo from Emeryville and Robyn's team, one finished in 38 seconds and the other included Eddie.

Felipe's duo was either the pair from Myers Flat or the duo from Project City.

Of Cedric's duo and the duo from Myers Flat, one included Sandy and the other finished in 32 seconds.

Tina's team finished 3 seconds after Felipe's duo.

Of Yvonne's team and the team from Emeryville, one finished in 29 seconds and the other included Garrett.

Robyn's team, the team from Myers Flat, Brandon's duo, the team from Project City and the team from Ireton were all different teams.

Valerie's team was either the team from Nobleboro or David's duo.

Robyn's team finished 3 seconds before Wendy's team.

Alexander's duo finished sometime after Cedric's duo.

29 seconds
32 seconds
35 seconds
38 seconds
41 seconds
44 seconds
47 seconds

Alexander Brandon Cedric David Eddie Felipe Garrett

Patti Robyn Sandy Tina Valerie Wendy Yvonne

Emeryville
Frazier Park
Ireton
Myers Flat
Nobleboro
Project City
Riverside


The Winter Olympics have just wrapped up in Norway.  Using only the clues that follow, determine the number of gold, silver and bronze medals won by each country.

The squad from Russia ended the games with 2  fewer gold medals than the squad that won 5 silver medals.

The team that won 4 silver medals was either the team that won 4 gold medals or the team from France.

The team that won 5 gold medals didn't finish with 12 silver medals.

The squad that won 1 bronze medal ended the games with 2  more gold medals than the team that won 10 bronze medals.

The team that won 10 bronze medals, the squad that won 4 gold medals, the squad that won 2 gold medals, the squad that won 5 gold medals, the squad that won 7 gold medals and the team that won 1 silver medal were all different teams.

Of the squad that won 12 bronze medals and the squad from France, one ended with 8 silver medals and the other ended with 2 silver medals.

The team that won 7 gold medals didn't end with 15 bronze medals.

The squad from Grenada didn't finish with 6 gold medals.

The squad that won 10 bronze medals ended the games with 1 more gold medal than the team that won 8 silver medals.

Of the squad from Argentina and the team from Grenada, one finished with 3 bronze medals and the other finished with 3 gold medals.

The team that won 8 bronze medals ended the games with 1 fewer gold medal than the squad that won 11 silver medal.

The team that won 8 silver medals ended the games with 1 more gold medal than the team from Estonia.

The team that won 3 bronze medals ended the games with 5  more gold medals than the squad from Estonia.

The squad from Grenada ended the games with 1 fewer gold medal than the squad from Turkmenistan.

Argentina Estonia France Grenada Honduras Russia Turkmenistan


Greenville State College has several fraternities on campus, and Jeff has been researching them all to see which he wants to join.  Help him out by matching each fraternity house to its street and membership count, as well as the year it was founded on campus.

The frat founded in 1976, the fraternity on Q Street, Delta Gamma Pi, the house with 29 members, the fraternity on Lawn Street and Alpha Beta Tau are all different fraternities.

Sigma Beta is either the fraternity founded in 1975 or the frat founded in 1967.

The fraternity on Virginia Street has 15  fewer members than Tau Beta Pi.

The frat on Q Street has 3  more members than Alpha Beta Tau.

The frat founded in 1970 has somewhat more members than Theta Delta.

The fraternity founded in 1950 isn't on Q Street.

Neither the house with 32 members nor the fraternity on Virginia Street is Lambda Alpha.

Of the fraternity founded in 1970 and the fraternity founded in 1976, one is Delta Gamma Pi and the other is on Boom Court.

Delta Gamma Pi has somewhat more members than the fraternity founded in 1959.

The house with 23 members is either Sigma Beta or the frat on Joseph Street.

The fraternity founded in 1950 isn't on Park Street.

Alpha Beta Tau has somewhat more members than the frat founded in 1975.

Of the frat founded in 1960 and Delta Gamma Pi, one is on Virginia Street and the other has 29 members.

Lambda Alpha has 6  fewer members than Sigma Beta.

Alpha Beta Tau
Beta Pi Omega
Delta Gamma Pi
Lambda Alpha
Sigma Beta
Tau Beta Pi
Theta Delta

Boom Court
Front Street
Joseph Street
Lawn Street
Park Street
Q Street
Virginia Street


As a reward for getting an A+ on his 6th grade history exam, Alan's parents have decided to take him to a local zip line for some high-flying fun.  The local adventure park offers several different zip lines.  Using only the clues below, match each zip line (A, B, C, etc.) to its maximum height, speed and overall length.

Of the line that offers a maximum speed of 25 MPH and Line C, one is 850 ft long and the other reaches a height of 55 ft.

The zip line with a maximum height of 30 ft is  longer than Line G.

The line that offers a maximum speed of 40 MPH is 50 feet shorter than Line A.

The one with a maximum height of 45 ft is either the 900 ft line or the 650 ft one.

Line E is 50 feet shorter than the line that offers a maximum speed of 50 MPH.

The zip line that offers a maximum speed of 55 MPH is 250 feet longer than the line that offers a maximum speed of 40 MPH.

The one that offers a maximum speed of 45 MPH doesn't have a maximum height of 25 ft.

The 850 ft zip line is either the zip line with a maximum height of 85 ft or Line B.

The one with a maximum height of 40 ft is 100 feet longer than the line that offers a maximum speed of 40 MPH.

The line with a maximum height of 45 ft is  longer than the one that offers a maximum speed of 35 MPH.

The 700 ft one doesn't have a maximum speed of exactly 45 MPH.

The line that offers a maximum speed of 25 MPH is 50 feet longer than Line G.

The 800 ft line doesn't have a maximum speed of exactly 35 MPH.

The line with a maximum height of 70 ft is 50 feet longer than the zip line with a maximum height of 55 ft.

Line A
Line B
Line C
Line D
Line E
Line F
Line G

25 ft
30 ft
40 ft
45 ft
55 ft
70 ft
85 ft

25 MPH
30 MPH
35 MPH
40 MPH
45 MPH
50 MPH
55 MPH


The county fair featured several eating contests this year.  Determine the time each contest began as well as the winner and their hometown.

The person from Naperville began his contest 15 minutes after Wilbur.

Wilbur didn't win the blueberry pie contest.

The contestant who won the doughnut contest began his contest sometime before Adam.

The competitor from Raleigh began his contest 60 minutes after the person who won the chicken wing contest.

The competitor from Shelbyville began his contest 75 minutes after the competitor from Monkton.

The competitor who won the jalapeno contest is either the contestant who began his competition at 11:45 am or Ollie.

The contestant who began his competition at 11:45 am didn't win the watermelon contest.

The person from Vincennes began his contest sometime after the contestant from Tillerville.

Of the person from Monkton and the person from Shelbyville, one won the jalapeno contest and the other was Francis.

Of the contestant who won the doughnut contest and the competitor who began his competition at 12:30 pm, one was from Monkton and the other was Paul.

Zachary began his contest 60 minutes after the person who won the chicken wing contest.

The contestant who won the watermelon contest began his contest sometime before the contestant from Orlando.

Of the contestant who began his competition at 12:00 pm and the person who began his competition at 12:30 pm, one won the hot dog contest and the other was from Orlando.

Adam Francis Isaac Ollie Paul Wilbur Zachary

blueberry pie
chicken wing
doughnut
hot dog
jalapeno
oyster
watermelon

Monkton Naperville Orlando Raleigh Shelbyville Tillerville Vincennes


Pelican Bay College is sending a number of graduate students out to sea, each to study a different species of shark.  Using only the clues that follow, match each student to his or her ship and shark species, and determine the month in which their project will begin.

The basking shark project starts 1 month before Mamie's study.

Of the assignment on the Escape and the project beginning in April, one is concerned with hammerhead sharks and the other is Vicki's assignment.

Neither the project on the Pegasus nor the goblin shark study is Zachary's project.

Vicki's project starts 1 month after Mamie's study.

The seven projects are Charlie's project, the project on the Serenity, the project on the Escape, the study on the Pegasus, the tiger shark study, the goblin shark study and the hammerhead shark project.

Alvin's assignment doesn't begin in August.

The assignment on the Liberty starts sometime after the great white shark assignment.

Of the assignment on the Serenity and the leopard shark assignment, one is Joy's study and the other starts in August.

The basking shark study starts 4 months before the goblin shark project.

The goblin shark assignment is either Vicki's study or the assignment on the Odyssey.

The assignment on the Osprey starts sometime before the study on the Serenity.

The tiger shark study is either the project on the Osprey or the project beginning in September.

Joy's project is either the blacktip shark study or the study beginning in March.

The project beginning in August isn't on the Liberty.

March April May June July August September

Alvin Charlie Joy Mamie Natasha Vicki Zachary

Escape Liberty Odyssey Orion Osprey Pegasus Serenity

basking
blacktip
goblin
great white
hammerhead
leopard
tiger


Mona and Rey are planning their honeymoon.  They know they want to go somewhere in the Caribbean, but they have so many choices!  Help them make a decision by matching each resort to its island location, price per night, and unique feature.

The hotel that costs $195 per night, Regal Park, the resort on St. Martin, Sapphire Hills and the resort that offers spa services are all different resorts.

The resort that costs $195 per night doesn't offer kayaking.

The resort that costs $195 per night isn't on Barbados.

The hotel that offers parasailing is either the hotel on Grenada or the option on Martinique.

The hotel on Barbados, Azure Hills, and the option that costs $175 per night are three different resorts.

The option that offers kayaking isn't on Barbados.

The hotel that costs $255 per night is on Grenada.

Of Grand Echo and the option on Martinique, one offers hang gliding and the other costs $255 per night.

Sapphire Hills is either the hotel that costs $235 per night or the option that costs $295 per night.

The hotel on Antigua costs  more per night than the hotel that offers spa services.

Silver Harbor is either the option that offers kayaking or the hotel that offers golf lessons.

Of Azure Hills and the option on St. Barts, one costs $215 per night and the other costs $235 per night.

The option that costs $235 per night doesn't offer scuba diving.

The hotel that offers kayaking costs  more per night than Emerald View.

Azure Hills
El Pacifico
Emerald View
Grand Echo
Regal Park
Sapphire Hills
Silver Harbor

Anguilla
Antigua
Barbados
Grenada
Martinique
St. Martin
St. Barts

golf lessons
hang gliding
kayaking
parasailing
scuba diving
skydiving
spa services


Mrs. Condini teaches several different language courses each day at the local community college.  Match each of her courses to its class size, room number and starting time.

The German class starts 8 hours after the course with 17 students.

Of the Lithuanian class and the 1:00 pm class, one has 8 students and the other is in room 412.

The 1:00 pm class isn't the Swahili class.

The course in room 322 starts 10 hours before the course with 10 students.

Neither the Lithuanian class nor the Swahili class is the class with 20 students.

The English class starts 2 hours before the Finnish class.

The German class doesn't have 20 students.

The course in room 405 is either the 9:00 am class or the Russian class.

The 3:00 pm class, the 7:00 am class and the class with 22 students are all different classes.

The course in room 122 starts 8 hours after the course with 17 students.

The Finnish class is either the class with 11 students or the 7:00 am class.

The course in room 114 doesn't have 8 students.

The Finnish class starts 10 hours before the class in room 405.

The course in room 114 doesn't start at 11:00 am.

Of the class in room 319 and the course in room 412, one starts at 1:00 pm and the other has 17 students.

English Finnish German Hebrew Lithuanian Russian Swahili


Maurice had several customers in his tattoo parlor today, each of which requested a simple tattoo of their astrological sign.  Match each customer to their zodiac sign and tattoo color, and determine the price for each.

The Taurus, Mario, the person who got the violet tattoo, the customer who got the orange tattoo, the customer who paid $35 and Neil were all different customers.

The customer who got the red tattoo paid  less than the Taurus.

The person who got the blue tattoo paid 10 dollars less than the Libra.

Rita paid 10 dollars less than the Gemini.

Of the Taurus and the person who got the blue tattoo, one was Laura and the other paid $35.

Of the customer who got the green tattoo and Phillip, one was the Sagittarius and the other paid $45.

The person who got the pink tattoo paid 10 dollars more than Rita.

The Sagittarius paid 5 dollars more than Mario.

Rita was either the person who paid $65 or the person who got the red tattoo.

Of the person who got the orange tattoo and the Pisces, one paid $60 and the other was Phillip.

Daryl Laura Mario Neil Phillip Rita Zachary

Aquarius Cancer Gemini Libra Pisces Sagittarius Taurus


The Donner & Donner ad agency has released a number of new ads this month for one of its top clients.  Using only the clues below, match each ad type to its creative director and total budget, and determine the total number of responses received by each.

The campaign produced by Hal Hopkins has brought in  more responses than the ad with the $90,000 budget.

The direct mailer is either the ad produced by Julie Jordan or the campaign with the $75,000 budget.

The campaign with the $15,000 budget has brought in 300  more responses than the ad produced by Kenneth Kirby.

The ad produced by Julie Jordan has brought in 150  more responses than the campaign with the $65,000 budget.

Of the magazine ad and the campaign with 625 responses, one was produced by Eddie Evans and the other has the $65,000 budget.

The newspaper ad has brought 150  fewer responses than the billboard.

Of the ad with the $20,000 budget and the campaign with 1525 responses, one was produced by Julie Jordan and the other was produced by Gilda Gamble.

Of the magazine ad and the ad with 1225 responses, one has the $75,000 budget and the other has the $30,000 budget.

The ad produced by Iva Ingram is either the billboard or the web campaign.

The tv commercial is either the campaign produced by Hal Hopkins or the ad with the $30,000 budget.

Of the radio spot and the ad with 1225 responses, one was produced by Hal Hopkins and the other has the $50,000 budget.

billboard
direct mailer
magazine ad
newspaper ad
radio spot
tv commercial
web campaign

Eddie Evans
Faith Fowler
Gilda Gamble
Hal Hopkins
Iva Ingram
Julie Jordan
Kenneth Kirby


The person with Ambercare insurance has an appointment 2 hours before Ronnie.

Nathan has an appointment 1 hour before the patient suffering from foot pain.

Steven isn't complaining about shingles.

Of the person with Fumanix insurance and the person with HealthCo insurance, one is complaining about heartburn and the other has the 11:00am appointment.

Jeff has an appointment 1 hour before the patient suffering from migraines.

The patient with the 3:00pm appointment is complaining about heartburn.

The person with Medicorp insurance has an appointment sometime before the person with Ambercare insurance.

The person with Medicorp insurance isn't complaining about shingles.

Neither the patient suffering from back pain nor the person suffering from shingles is the patient with the 10:00am appointment.

The patient with the 10:00am appointment is either the person with Ambercare insurance or the person with Red Shield insurance.

The person suffering from vertigo has an appointment 2 hours after the person with Triflex insurance.

Ian has an appointment 1 hour after the patient with HealthCo insurance.

Of Billy and the patient suffering from migraines, one has the 9:00am appointment and the other has Triflex insurance.

Billy Edwin Ian Jeff Nathan Ronnie Steven


This year's Oscar nominations were announced this morning!  Using only the clues below, match each of these films to its director and total number of nominations received, and determine the genre of each.

Fatal Sheen, the romance, the movie that received 6 nominations, the film directed by Gabby Jones and the movie that received 7 nominations are all different films.

The movie directed by Gabby Jones, Sea of Dreams, and the film that received 5 nominations are three different films.

Of the movie directed by Paul Walnier and the movie directed by Maddie Mintz, one got 6 nominations and the other was the romance.

Of Sea of Dreams and Bold Service, one was directed by Paul Walnier and the other got 3 nominations.

Thorn of Suns received 2 more nominations than the musical.

The musical was directed by Adrienne Day.

The movie that received 5 nominations is either the comedy or the film directed by Maddie Mintz.

The thriller received 2 more nominations than Silk Mist.

The film-noir, Bold Service, and Thorn of Suns are three different films.

The drama received 4 more nominations than Bold Service.

Silk Mist wasn't directed by Danny Trevor.

The film-noir received  fewer nominations than the movie directed by Virgil Katz.

The movie directed by Maddie Mintz received 4 more nominations than the film directed by Paul Walnier.

The film directed by Paul Walnier received one fewer nomination than the movie directed by Tank Reznor.

Bold Service
Fatal Sheen
Maximum Risk
Sea of Dreams
Silk Mist
The Illusion
Thorn of Suns

Adrienne Day
Danny Trevor
Gabby Jones
Maddie Mintz
Paul Walnier
Tank Reznor
Virgil Katz

action film
comedy
drama
film-noir
musical
romance
thriller


Barker County holds a weekly farmer's market every Saturday, during which vegetable sellers from all over the county can set up shop to sell their produce.  Each stall sells only one type of vegetable, and each for a different price per pound.  Using only the clues below, match each seller to his or her vegetable, and determine its price-per-pound as well as the town in which is was grown.

Of Nettie's produce and the turnips, one type sells for $3.00 per pound and the other type is from Monroe.

Of the produce that sell for $3.10 per pound and the produce that sell for $2.50 per pound, one type is the endive and the other type is from Redway.

Of the goods from Susanville and the produce that sell for $2.80 per pound, one type is the artichokes and the other type is the spinach.

Yolanda's goods sell for 30 cents less per pound than Zachary's goods.

The beets sell for 10 cents more per pound than Pablo's produce.

The leeks sell for 50 cents more per pound than the produce from Redway.

Willie's produce don't sell for $3.10 per pound.

Tracey's produce sell for somewhat less per pound than the produce from Quasqueton.

The vegetables from Grant are either Pablo's vegetables or the leeks.

Willie's produce sell for somewhat more per pound than the vegetables from Harbor City.

The goods from Harbor City are either the artichokes or the spinach.

Yolanda's goods sell for 40 cents less per pound than the turnips.

Elvira Nettie Pablo Tracey Willie Yolanda Zachary

artichokes beets carrots endive leeks spinach turnips

Cambridge
Grant
Harbor City
Monroe
Quasqueton
Redway
Susanville


The Ocala International Film Festival is being held this week.  Using only the clues that follow, determine the director, running time and title of each film, as well as the country in which each was produced.

Sid Saunders's film doesn't have a running time of exactly 70 minutes.

Of the film produced in Lithuania and Eric Edwards's film, one is West of Eden and the other has a running time of 85 minutes.

Sid Saunders's film is  shorter than Keith King's film.

The film produced in Croatia is 5 minutes longer than Don Daugherty's film.

The film produced in Croatia is  shorter than the film produced in Macedonia.

The movie produced in Estonia is 20 minutes longer than Gus Guzman's film.

The movie with a running time of 75 minutes isn't Milton Vale.

The movie with a running time of 80 minutes is either West of Eden or the movie produced in Austria.

Arctic Visions is 5 minutes longer than the movie produced in Lithuania.

Jacky Steel is  longer than the movie produced in Lithuania.

Keith King's film is either Dreams of July or the movie produced in Estonia.

Ben Barrera's film doesn't have a running time of exactly 80 minutes.

The film produced in Estonia is 10 minutes shorter than Harvest Sun.

Dreams of July is 5 minutes shorter than West of Eden.

The film produced in Denmark is either Tim Tucker's film or Jacky Steel.

55 minutes
60 minutes
65 minutes
70 minutes
75 minutes
80 minutes
85 minutes

Ben Barrera
Don Daugherty
Eric Edwards
Gus Guzman
Keith King
Sid Saunders
Tim Tucker

Arctic Visions
Dreams of July
Harvest Sun
Jacky Steel
Milton Vale
Tearful Night
West of Eden

Austria Croatia Denmark Estonia Lithuania Macedonia Ukraine


The Northeastern Division pairs figure skating finals were held this afternoon in Endicott City.  Match each of the men to their female skating partner, and determine the song they skated to and their final total score (in points).

Of Zachary's pair and the pair that skated to Elegy in C, one included Sheila and the other finished with 27.8 points.

Wilma's pair scored somewhat higher than Jenny's pair.

The pair that skated to Miss Saigon scored 3 tenths of a point higher than Heidi's pair.

Melanie's pair scored 3 tenths of a point lower than Heidi's pair.

Of Zachary's pair and the pair that skated to Carne Cruda, one finished with 27.2 points and the other included Melanie.

Kelly's pair scored somewhat lower than the pair that skated to Elegy in C.

The pair that scored 26.9 points was either Patrick's pair or the team that skated to Turandot.

Melanie's pair scored 3 tenths of a point lower than the team that skated to Kalinka.

Jenny's pair, the pair that skated to Turandot, Sheldon's pair, Patrick's pair, Corey's pair and the team that scored 27.2 points were all different pairs.

Sheldon's pair scored 9 tenths of a point lower than Nabil's pair.

Martin's pair scored 3 tenths of a point higher than Wilma's pair.

Of the pair that skated to Spanish Gypsy and the team that scored 26.3 points, one included Sheila and the other included Ivan.

Heidi Jenny Kelly Linda Melanie Sheila Wilma

Corey Ivan Martin Nabil Patrick Sheldon Zachary

Carne Cruda
Elegy in C
Galician Day
Kalinka
Miss Saigon
Spanish Gypsy
Turandot


Mitch has a huge collection of dinosaur fossils, and has decided to list some for sale online.  Match each fossil to its species, age, and country in which it was found, as well as the price Mitch is asking for it.

The fossil discovered in Qatar costs 250 dollars more than the 75 million year old fossil.

The 87 million year old fossil costs 500 dollars more than the fossil discovered in Chile.

The fossil discovered in Dominica costs 500 dollars less than the fossil discovered in Chile.

The $2000 fossil wasn't found in Mongolia.

Of the 72 million year old fossil and the 69 million year old fossil, one was found in Mongolia and the other is the verasaurus.

The rotosaurus costs 500 dollars less than the fossil discovered in Serbia.

The 78 million year old fossil costs  more than the gigasaurus.

The mirasaurus costs 250 dollars more than the fossil discovered in Jamaica.

The 90 million year old fossil costs 250 dollars more than the 78 million year old fossil.

The rotosaurus costs  less than the fossil discovered in Jamaica.

The 78 million year old fossil costs 1,250 dollars less than the 72 million year old fossil.

The archadon costs 500 dollars more than the pilodontus.

The $750 fossil is either the pilodontus or the fossil discovered in Dominica.

The $1750 fossil, the $1250 fossil, the $750 fossil, the fossil discovered in Serbia and the $500 fossil are all different fossils.

archadon gigasaurus mirasaurus pilodontus rotosaurus senosaurus verasaurus

69 million
72 million
75 million
78 million
85 million
87 million
90 million

Chile Dominica Jamaica Lithuania Mongolia Qatar Serbia


Several die-hard "Galaxy Trek" fans, who also happen to be expert woodworkers, decided to hand-carve wooden figurines featuring a different character from their favorite show.  Match each person to the character they carved and the type of wood they used, and determine how much each is charging for their creations.

The seven woodworkers are Kelly, the sci-fi fan who works with mahogany, the carver who sells Enthatia figurines, the carver who charges 5 dollars, the carver who charges 15 dollars, the sci-fi fan who works with oak and the carver who charges 3 dollars.

Of the woodworker who charges 9 dollars and the sci-fi fan who works with mahogany, one is Johnnie and the other sells Ineoch figurines.

The carver who sells Voroldo figurines charges  more than the sci-fi fan who works with teak.

The woodworker who sells Dynetia figurines charges  less than the sci-fi fan who works with yew.

The carver who works with ash charges  more than the carver who sells Voroldo figurines.

Larry charges 4 dollars less than the sci-fi fan who works with teak.

Of the sci-fi fan who charges 3 dollars and the sci-fi fan who works with oak, one sells Dynetia figurines and the other is Johnnie.

The woodworker who sells Xozix figurines doesn't work with yew.

The carver who works with hickory is either the sci-fi fan who charges 11 dollars or Zachary.

Of the woodworker who charges 9 dollars and the carver who sells Guxuc figurines, one works with hickory and the other works with oak.

Kelly charges 6 dollars less than the carver who sells Enthatia figurines.

The sci-fi fan who sells Guxuc figurines charges 2 dollars more than Cody.

3 dollars
5 dollars
7 dollars
9 dollars
11 dollars
13 dollars
15 dollars

Cody Johnnie Kelly Larry Nathan Phillip Zachary

ash boxwood hickory mahogany oak teak yew

Beadios Dynetia Enthatia Guxuc Ineoch Voroldo Xozix


Nicholas and Edith are having a small dinner party this evening at their home in Cedar Valley, and they've decided to open a select number of rare wines from their personal collection to celebrate the occasion.  Using only the clues below, match each wine to its vintage (year) and vineyard, and determine the type of each.

The bottle from Nashua vineyard was bottled sometime after the Friambliss.

The gewurztraminer was bottled 12 years before the pinot gris.

The bottle from Ellsworth vineyard, the Friambliss, and the chardonnay are three different wines.

The Luzagueil is either the gewurztraminer or the wine from Loma Mar vineyard.

The Luzagueil was bottled sometime after the chardonnay.

The Bianca Flaux was bottled 4 years before the chardonnay.

Of the merlot and the wine from Nashua vineyard, one is the Bianca Flaux and the other was bottled in 2008.

The bottle from Kingfield vineyard was bottled 12 years after the wine from Yermo vineyard.

Of the wine from Nashua vineyard and the Ece Suss, one is a syrah and the other was bottled in 2008.

The Annata Branco was bottled 8 years after the wine from Nashua vineyard.

The Zifennwein was bottled sometime before the bottle from Udell vineyard.

The Vendemmia is either the wine from Isla Vista vineyard or the bottle from Ellsworth vineyard.

Annata Branco
Bianca Flaux
Ece Suss
Friambliss
Luzagueil
Vendemmia
Zifennwein

chardonnay
gewurztraminer
merlot
pinot gris
pinot noir
riesling
syrah

Ellsworth
Isla Vista
Kingfield
Loma Mar
Nashua
Udell
Yermo


A group of friends has decided to try several different weight-loss diets and exercises to see who amongst them can lose the most weight in 3 months.  Using only the clues below, match each person to their total number of pounds lost, and determine the diet type they used and their preferred type of exercise.

The dieter who started a kayaking regimen is either the dieter who lost 11 lbs or the person who lost 7 lbs.

The friend who used the sugar-free diet is either Wesley or Ora.

The person who started a yoga regimen didn't use the vegan diet.

The person who lost 5 lbs didn't try jogging.

The person who started a kayaking regimen lost 8 more pounds than the person who started a weight lifting regimen.

The seven people are the person who started a rowing regimen, Iris, Celia, the dieter who lost 15 lbs, Doris, the person who lost 11 lbs and the dieter who lost 5 lbs.

The person who used the caveman diet is either Iris or the dieter who lost 11 lbs.

The friend who used the vegetarian diet lost somewhat fewer pounds than the dieter who started a yoga regimen.

The dieter who used the gluten-free diet lost 4 more pounds than the dieter who started a weight lifting regimen.

Of the person who used the vegan diet and the person who started a cycling regimen, one is Doris and the other lost 9 lbs.

Felicia lost somewhat fewer pounds than the dieter who started a rowing regimen.

The friend who used the low-fat diet lost somewhat more pounds than Yolanda.

The person who used the dairy-free diet lost 2 fewer pounds than the person who used the vegan diet.

Celia Doris Felicia Iris Ora Wesley Yolanda

caveman dairy-free gluten-free low-fat sugar-free vegan vegetarian

cycling
jogging
kayaking
racquetball
rowing
weight lifting
yoga


Lorena's Specialty Cakes has a number of different orders to fulfill this week.  Using only the clues that follow, match each customer to their specialty cake's shape and flavor, and determine the day each is to be delivered.

Neither the order shaped like a biplane nor Mrs. Danielson's order is the strawberry cake.

The key lime cake will be delivered 2 days after the banana cake.

Mrs. Danielson's order is either the October 9 delivery or the October 6 delivery.

The lemon cake won't be shaped like a rocket ship.

The order shaped like a baseball glove will be delivered 5 days before the cake shaped like a bowling pin.

Mrs. Nolan's order will be delivered sometime before the cake shaped like a sailboat.

The order shaped like a biplane will be delivered 5 days before Mrs. Gillespie's order.

The key lime cake will be delivered 2 days before the cake shaped like a sports car.

Of the order shaped like a sailboat and the October 6 delivery, one will be banana-flavored and the other is for Mrs. Lowe.

The October 9 delivery won't be chocolate-flavored.

The cake shaped like a rocket ship will be delivered sometime after Mrs. Estrada's order.

Mrs. Ingram's cake will be delivered 3 days before Mrs. Lowe's order.

The raspberry cake is either the October 8 delivery or the order shaped like a sports car.

Of the order shaped like a biplane and the lemon cake, one will be delivered on October 5 and the other is for Mrs. Nolan.

October 5
October 6
October 7
October 8
October 9
October 10
October 11

Danielson Estrada Gillespie Ingram Keller Lowe Nolan

baseball glove
biplane
bowling pin
rocket ship
sailboat
sports car
turtle

banana
chocolate
coconut
key lime
lemon
raspberry
strawberry


Mary has 42 different grandchildren, and it seems like barely a week goes by when she doesn't have to send out a birthday card!  Help her sort out this month's cards by matching each grandchild to his or her birthday, age and hometown.

The one with the April 23rd birthday, Anthony, the child from Orange City, Patti, Sadie and the 12-year-old are all different children.

Of the grandchild with the April 7th birthday and the one with the April 15th birthday, one is 8 years old and the other lives in Mendota.

The one with the April 15th birthday is either the 9-year-old or Anthony.

Kerry is either the 9-year-old or the one from Orange City.

The grandchild from Urbana has a birthday 4 days after the one from Thurman.

The 8-year-old has a birthday sometime after the one from Thurman.

The grandchild from Mendota has a birthday 12 days before the 18-year-old.

Anthony has a birthday 4 days after the 9-year-old.

The grandchild from Goldfield isn't 9 years old.

The one from Popejoy has a birthday sometime before Franklin.

Walter has a birthday 16 days before Vicki.

The child from El Monte has a birthday sometime after the 6-year-old.

The grandchild from Mendota has a birthday 12 days after Walter.

The one from Goldfield has a birthday sometime before Kerry.

April 3rd
April 7th
April 11th
April 15th
April 19th
April 23rd
April 27th

Anthony Franklin Kerry Patti Sadie Vicki Walter

El Monte
Goldfield
Mendota
Orange City
Popejoy
Thurman
Urbana


Help Yolanda compile her report on the most destructive hurricanes ever to hit her home country of Facaldo.  Match each hurricane to its year, city of landfall and the total amount of destruction it caused (in U.S. dollars).

Hurricane Gwendolyn caused $18.5 million in damage.

The hurricane that made landfall at Onawa hit 12 years after the hurricane that made landfall at Granger.

The storm that hit in 1968 caused $17.4 million in damage.

The storm that caused $12.5 million in damage hit 8 years after the storm that caused $16.6 million in damage.

The hurricane that caused $17.4 million in damage hit 8 years after the storm that made landfall at Zamora.

The storm that made landfall at Hesperia was either the storm that caused $16.9 million in damage or the hurricane that hit in 1952.

Hurricane Iris, the storm that hit in 1956, the storm that caused $15.7 million in damage, the storm that hit in 1944 and the hurricane that caused $12.5 million in damage were all different hurricanes.

The hurricane that hit in 1964 was either Hurricane Wilma or Hurricane Iris.

Hurricane Wilma didn't make landfall at Escondido.

Hurricane Eileen was either the storm that made landfall at Alta Vista or the hurricane that made landfall at Onawa.

The storm that caused $16.9 million in damage hit 16 years before the hurricane that caused $15.7 million in damage.

The hurricane that caused $16.9 million in damage was either the storm that hit in 1948 or Hurricane Tammy.

Of the storm that hit in 1956 and Hurricane Pam, one caused $16.6 million in damage and the other caused $17.4 million in damage.

The hurricane that caused $13.1 million in damage hit 4 years after the storm that made landfall at Alta Vista.

Eileen Gwendolyn Heidi Iris Pam Tammy Wilma

$12.5 million
$13.1 million
$15.7 million
$16.6 million
$16.9 million
$17.4 million
$18.5 million

Alta Vista
Escondido
Granger
Hesperia
Onawa
Tomales
Zamora


Box Office Weekly is putting together its latest blog entry covering this past weekend's movie premieres.  Using only the clues below, help them with their research by matching each new movie to its director, and determining how much money each film made in its opening weekend, and how many theaters it showed in.

The movie directed by Hick Harmon made 15 million less than the movie directed by Paula Pratt.

The film directed by Jim Johnson made 3 million more than the movie that opened in 65 theaters.

The movie that opened in 123 theaters is either the movie directed by Linda Lynch or the movie directed by Micah Moreno.

Tippecanoe made 9 million more than Easy to Love.

The film that grossed $14 million didn't open in exactly 123 theaters.

Of Tippecanoe and the movie that opened in 112 theaters, one was directed by Paula Pratt and the other made $11 million.

What a World made 9 million more than the film that opened in 65 theaters.

The movie directed by Micah Moreno made 15 million less than the movie directed by Kenneth Key.

Of the film directed by Paula Pratt and Easy to Love, one made $20 million and the other opened in 92 theaters.

Fast and Dead didn't open in exactly 112 theaters.

Let Me Out is either the film that opened in 92 theaters or the film that opened in 65 theaters.

The film that opened in 105 theaters made 6 million more than the film that opened in 92 theaters.

Fast and Dead made somewhat more than the movie that opened in 59 theaters.

Zephyr Breeze didn't gross exactly $8 million.

$2 million
$5 million
$8 million
$11 million
$14 million
$17 million
$20 million

Amerigo
Easy to Love
Fast and Dead
Let Me Out
Tippecanoe
What a World
Zephyr Breeze

Hick Harmon
Jim Johnson
Kenneth Key
Linda Lynch
Micah Moreno
Odette Olson
Paula Pratt


Of Jacky Steel and the film produced in Austria, one was directed by Lionel Lowe and the other has a running time of 85 minutes.

The movie produced in Austria is 5 minutes longer than the film produced in Croatia.

Gus Guzman's film is 10 minutes shorter than Tim Tucker's film.

The film produced in Greece isn't Jacky Steel.

The movie with a running time of 70 minutes isn't Harvest Sun.

Ben Barrera's film doesn't have a running time of exactly 80 minutes.

Keith King's film is 10 minutes longer than Lionel Lowe's film.

Gus Guzman's film is either the movie with a running time of 80 minutes or the movie produced in Croatia.

The film produced in Sweden is 15 minutes longer than West of Eden.

Don Daugherty's film wasn't made in Greece.

The film produced in Sweden is 10 minutes shorter than Tearful Night.

The film with a running time of 65 minutes is either Dreams of July or Gus Guzman's film.

The film produced in Finland is either Arctic Visions or the film with a running time of 85 minutes.

The film produced in Finland isn't Jacky Steel.

The movie produced in Estonia is either West of Eden or the film with a running time of 60 minutes.

Don Daugherty's film doesn't have a running time of exactly 85 minutes.

Ben Barrera
Don Daugherty
Gus Guzman
Jesse Jimenez
Keith King
Lionel Lowe
Tim Tucker

Austria Croatia Estonia Finland Greece Macedonia Sweden


Gil Glabbers has lived on the coast of Guernsey, in the English Channel, for more than a decade.  In that time he's found a number of difference "messages in a bottle" washed up on his beach.  Using only the clues below, match each bottle to its author, place of origin and the year in which it was written, and determine the year in which Gil discovered each one.

Warren's message was sent sometime after Robert's letter.

The message from Torquay was sent 21 years before the message found in 2014.

The seven letters are Edwin's letter, the letter found in 2010, the message that was sent in 1976, the message found in 2012, the message that was sent in 1969, the missive found in 2014 and the message found in 2011.

Of the letter found in 2009 and the bottle from Le Havre, one was sent in 1969 and the other was sent in 2004.

The bottle found in 2012 was sent sometime after Leah's missive.

The letter from Brighton was sent 21 years before the missive from Plymouth.

Olive's bottle was sent 21 years after the message found in 2009.

The bottle that was sent in 1969 wasn't from Bournemouth.

The missive found in 2013 wasn't from Plymouth.

Of the bottle from Le Havre and the bottle found in 2007, one is Robert's and the other was sent in 2004.

The letter from Torquay was sent sometime before Leah's message.

The missive that was sent in 1976 is either the letter from Brighton or Leah's message.

The letter found in 2010 was sent 7 years before the bottle found in 2009.

Of the message from Penzance and the letter found in 2013, one is Edwin's and the other is Warren's.

Edwin Herbert Leah Noel Olive Robert Warren

Bournemouth
Brighton
Cherbourg
Le Havre
Penzance
Plymouth
Torquay


Minnetonka Manatee Company sent out a number of different boats today on manatee viewing tours.  Using only the clues below, match each boat to its captain and determine the total number of manatees seen by each as well as each boat's destination.

The boat that saw 3 manatees, Captain Yang's vessel, and the vessel that went to Betty Beach are three different boats.

The Watery Pete saw 3  fewer manatees than Captain Yang's vessel.

Captain Romero's vessel saw 1  more manatees than the Benny II.

The Samantha saw  more manatees than Captain Armstrong's boat.

The boat that went to Betty Beach saw  fewer manatees than the vessel that went to Rainbow Reef.

The boat that went to Arno's Spit saw 3  more manatees than Captain Armstrong's boat.

Of the Watery Pete and the vessel that went to Hollow Hole, one saw 6 manatees and the other was led by Captain Romero.

The Foxy Roxy didn't go to Trey's Tunnel.

The Daily Ray saw 1  fewer manatees than Captain Quinn's boat.

The boat that went to Trey's Tunnel, Captain Preston's boat, Captain Armstrong's boat, the vessel that saw 6 manatees, the Sea Cow and the Samantha are all different boats.

Captain Jacobson's boat saw  fewer manatees than the vessel that went to Silver springs.

The Samantha saw  fewer manatees than the Foxy Roxy.

The Benny II saw 2  fewer manatees than the boat that went to Trey's Tunnel.

The Benny II is either Captain Preston's vessel or the vessel that saw 7 manatees.

Captain Preston's boat saw  more manatees than the Samantha.

Benny II
Daily Ray
Foxy Roxy
Mellow Mel
Samantha
Sea Cow
Watery Pete

Armstrong Espinoza Jacobson Preston Quinn Romero Yang

Arno\'s Spit
Betty Beach
Hollow Hole
Rainbow Reef
Silver springs
Trey\'s Tunnel
Yellow Bend


A fresh group of astronaut candidates have just completed their training, and NASA has assigned each of them their first official launch mission.  Using only the clues below, match each astronaut to his or her mission and launch date, and determine the research subject they will be focused on.

Of the graduate assigned to mission TV-412 and the person who will be studying radiation, one is Antonia and the other is Vera.

Nicholas won't be focusing on plant enzymes.

The person launching in February won't be on mission AV-435.

The graduate assigned to mission ZF-15 will launch sometime before Katherine.

The person who will be studying radiation won't be on mission WB-664.

The person assigned to mission CR-260 will launch 3 months before the astronaut assigned to mission WB-664.

Of the person who will be studying gamma rays and the graduate assigned to mission PR-97, one will launch in February and the other will launch in July.

The graduate who will be studying plant enzymes will launch sometime after Katherine.

Latoya won't be focusing on larval growth.

The graduate who will be studying larval growth will launch 1 month before the person who will be studying gamma rays.

The seven people are Antonia, the graduate who will be studying larval growth, the person launching in March, the person who will be studying plant enzymes, the graduate launching in February, the graduate who will be studying solar storms and the person who will be studying photosynthesis.

Of the astronaut assigned to mission PR-97 and the person who will be studying ant colonies, one is Rose and the other will launch in July.

The graduate launching in March is either the graduate assigned to mission CR-260 or Katherine.

The person assigned to mission ZF-15 will launch 3 months before the graduate who will be studying solar storms.

Nicholas will launch 3 months after the person who will be studying gamma rays.

January February March April May June July

Antonia Delia Katherine Latoya Nicholas Rose Vera

ant colonies
gamma rays
larval growth
photosynthesis
plant enzymes
radiation
solar storms


Match each auctioned spider specimen to its owner and country of origin, and determine the final price paid for each.

Neither the wolf spider nor the specimen from Tanzania was the arachnid that sold for $120.

The seven spiders were the specimen from Albania, Freddie's purchase, the wolf spider, the arachnid that sold for $45, the arachnid that sold for $75, the arachnid that sold for $120 and Vicky's purchase.

The cart spider cost  more than the specimen from Jordan.

The redback cost 45 dollars more than Vicky's purchase.

Of the arachnid that sold for $105 and the raft spider, one was from Jordan and the other was won by Freddie.

The specimen from Honduras cost  more than Hazel's purchase.

The specimen from Honduras cost 45 dollars less than the specimen from Qatar.

The specimen from Honduras was either the black widow or the spider that sold for $120.

Of the specimen from Albania and the redback, one was won by Melinda and the other was won by Freddie.

Yvette's purchase cost 60 dollars less than Melinda's purchase.

Nichole's purchase wasn't the ipstin spider.

The specimen from Albania wasn't the ipstin spider.

The spider that sold for $45 wasn't the ipstin spider.

The specimen from Russia wasn't the wolf spider.

The wolf spider cost 15 dollars more than the raft spider.

Freddie Hazel Melinda Nichole Vicky Wesley Yvette

archaenido
black widow
cart spider
ipstin spider
raft spider
redback
wolf spider

Albania Honduras Jordan Qatar Russia Spain Tanzania


Signal Security Solutions offers several high-quality sirens for sale.  Help them put together a brochure by matching each siren to its price, loudness (in decibels) and the year it was first put on the market.

The siren released in 1996 is 10 decibels louder than the $145 siren.

Of the siren released in 2000 and the $195 siren, one is the Soundarm and the other is 110 decibels loud.

The Viking 5 is  louder than the siren released in 1996.

Of the siren released in 1994 and the $188 siren, one is 105 decibels loud and the other is the Eco Alert.

The siren with a loudness of 125 decibels wasn't released in 2009.

The siren with a loudness of 120 decibels wasn't released in 2004.

The seven sirens are the $188 siren, the Soundarm, the Rip Tide, the siren with a loudness of 115 decibels, the siren with a loudness of 110 decibels, the siren with a loudness of 120 decibels and the Armor-Stop.

The siren with a loudness of 115 decibels wasn't released in 2006.

Neither the $160 siren nor the siren with a loudness of 120 decibels is the Viking 5.

Of the Bradley X9 and the siren released in 2000, one is 120 decibels loud and the other costs $145.

The $124 siren is either the siren with a loudness of 130 decibels or the Soundarm.

The $120 siren is 10 decibels louder than the Rip Tide.

100 decibels
105 decibels
110 decibels
115 decibels
120 decibels
125 decibels
130 decibels

Armor-Stop
Bradley X9
Eco Alert
Rip Tide
Securalert
Soundarm
Viking 5


Jerry has had a busy day taxiing people all around Seattle today.  Help him square his receipts by matching each customer to their fare, pickup point and drop-off location.

Wayne, the client who was dropped off on Ethel Street, the client who got picked up at the Smith Tower, Josephine and the client who was dropped off on Charles Street were all different customers.

Sara was either the customer who was dropped off on King Court or the client with the $18.50 fare.

The client who was dropped off on James Street paid 9 dollars more than Neil.

The customer who got picked up at the Rainier Club was either Neil or the client with the $9.50 fare.

Of the client with the $9.50 fare and the client who got picked up at the Hoge Building, one was Sara and the other was dropped off on Walut Street.

Neil paid somewhat more than the customer who got picked up at the Moore Mansion.

The customer who was dropped off on Walut Street paid 6 dollars more than Frederick.

The person who was dropped off on Hart Road paid 6 dollars less than Zachary.

The person who was dropped off on Ash Avenue wasn't picked up at the Space Needle.

The client who was dropped off on Ethel Street paid 15 dollars more than the person who was dropped off on Hart Road.

Josephine wasn't dropped off on Ash Avenue.

Of the person with the $24.50 fare and Frederick, one was picked up at the Smith Tower and the other was picked up at the Norvell House.

Bobbie Frederick Josephine Neil Sara Wayne Zachary

Camlin Hotel
Hoge Building
Moore Mansion
Norvell House
Rainier Club
Smith Tower
Space Needle

Ash Avenue
Charles Street
Ethel Street
Hart Road
James Street
King Court
Walut Street


Watson County Hospital released a press release today to announce its annual list of the first babies born immediately after the start of the new year.  Using only the clues below, match each baby to its family time of birth, and determine the room number in which it was delivered.

The seven babies were Yolanda, the Vaughans' child, the baby delivered in room 120, the child born at 12:13am, the baby delivered in room 206, the Ortegas' child and the child delivered in room 112.

The child delivered in room 225 was born sometime after the baby delivered in room 120.

The baby born at 12:10am wasn't the Pearsons'.

The Ortegas' baby was born 3 minutes after the Blanchards' baby.

The Vaughans' baby was born 3 minutes before Cassandra.

The baby born at 12:16am wasn't the Pearsons'.

Gretchen was born 6 minutes after the baby delivered in room 230.

Jessie was either the Herreras' child or the baby born at 12:16am.

Of Olga and Cassandra, one was the Blanchards' and the other was delivered in room 206.

The child born at 12:16am wasn't the Quinns'.

Of the baby born at 12:01am and the baby delivered in room 145, one was Yolanda and the other was the Vaughans'.

Willard was born 12 minutes before the child delivered in room 252.

Cassandra Gretchen Jessie Luis Olga Willard Yolanda

Blanchard Herrera Ortega Pearson Quinn Underwood Vaughan


Jamie has sold several custom hockey jerseys through his online company, SportCo.  Match each jersey to its player, and determine the size, color and number of each.

The seven jerseys are Ingram's jersey, number 49, number 42, the purple shirt, the size 8 jersey, the white shirt and the size 9 shirt.

The purple jersey is 3 sizes smaller than number 19.

The size 7 shirt is either the red shirt or number 42.

Neither Alford's shirt nor the blue shirt is the size 6 jersey.

Number 45 is 4 sizes smaller than number 28.

Quinn's jersey is 4 sizes larger than Oliver's jersey.

The red jersey is 1 size larger than the black shirt.

Quinn's shirt is either number 49 or number 42.

Of Moore's shirt and Ingram's jersey, one is green and the other is a size 10.

The blue shirt is  larger than Oliver's shirt.

The yellow jersey is  smaller than Jacobson's jersey.

Alford Ellison Ingram Jacobson Moore Oliver Quinn

black blue green purple red white yellow


Several of Mr. Carroll's history students each gave an oral presentation today on a different Roman Emperor.  Match each student to their emperor and grade, and determine the length of each presentation.

The presenter who spoke for 6 minutes was either the student who gave the presentation on Valerian or Marvin.

The presenter who spoke for 12 minutes was either the presenter who got the B- or the presenter who gave the presentation on Valerian.

Estelle spoke 8 minutes less than the presenter who gave the presentation on Licinius.

The student who got the C+ didn't talk about Maximus.

Of the student who spoke for 6 minutes and the presenter who gave the presentation on Tacitus, one was Gina and the other got the A.

The student who spoke for 16 minutes was either the student who got the A or the presenter who got the B+.

The presenter who gave the presentation on Caligula spoke 2 minutes more than the presenter who got the D.

Of the student who got the C- and the student who got the D, one spoke for 6 minutes and the other talked about Galerius.

Neither Belinda nor the student who got the A- was the student who gave the presentation on Domitian.

Steve, the student who got the B-, the student who gave the presentation on Caligula, the presenter who gave the presentation on Tacitus and the student who spoke for 18 minutes were all different students.

The student who got the B- spoke 2 minutes more than the student who gave the presentation on Maximus.

Marvin spoke 8 minutes more than Estelle.

6 minutes
8 minutes
10 minutes
12 minutes
14 minutes
16 minutes
18 minutes

Belinda Dave Estelle Gina Marvin Pat Steve

Caligula Domitian Galerius Licinius Maximus Tacitus Valerian


Sally has rented out several new apartments this month via her website.  Using only the clues that follow, match each rental property to its street, rental fee and family, and determine what day of the week each will be moving in.

The family moving into the M Street apartment is paying 10 dollars more per month than the family moving into the Kermit Lane apartment.

The Sheltons are paying 30 dollars less per month than the family moving into the Grove Street apartment.

The family moving into the Ridge Court apartment is paying  more per month than the family moving in on Friday.

The family moving into the Front Street apartment is paying 30 dollars less per month than the family moving in on Saturday.

The Gordons are paying 10 dollars less per month than the family moving in on Thursday.

Of the family moving in on Thursday and the family moving in on Tuesday, one is the Underwoods and the other is moving into the Ridge Court apartment.

Of the family paying $720 a month and the Thompsons, one is moving into the Ash Avenue apartment and the other is moving in on Thursday.

The Underwoods are paying 20 dollars more per month than the family moving in on Saturday.

The Quinns are paying 10 dollars less per month than the family moving into the Kermit Lane apartment.

The Huffs are paying 30 dollars more per month than the Sheltons.

The family moving in on Monday is paying 10 dollars more per month than the family moving into the Ridge Court apartment.

The family moving into the Front Street apartment is paying  more per month than the family moving in on Sunday.

Gordons Huffs Quinns Russells Sheltons Thompsons Underwoods

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Ash Avenue
Front Street
Grove Street
Ivy Street
Kermit Lane
M Street
Ridge Court


Bill and Judy always come to the Western Rock and Mineral Show each year to add a few new gem showpieces to their collection.  Using only the clues below, match each of their purchases to the claim and state in which it was found, and determine the price of each.

The zircon sold for 20 dollars more than the stone found in the Collins claim.

The stone from Nevada sold for somewhat less than the gem found in the Dunlap claim.

The seven gems are the blue topaz, the stone from Colorado, the gem that sold for $850, the gem found in the Hopper claim, the gem that sold for $820, the gem found in the Collins claim and the gem found in the Neal claim.

The stone that sold for $810 is either the aquamarine or the stone found in the Dunlap claim.

The gem found in the Collins claim is either the tourmaline or the smoky quartz.

The corundum sold for 30 dollars less than the gem from Utah.

The blue topaz sold for 40 dollars more than the smoky quartz.

Of the corundum and the rhodolite, one was from Oregon and the other went for $820.

The gem from Wyoming sold for 20 dollars more than the stone found in the Hopper claim.

Of the rhodolite and the gem from Idaho, one went for $840 and the other was found at the Collins claim.

The gem found in the Stout claim sold for 20 dollars less than the stone found in the Page claim.

The aquamarine wasn't uncovered at the Hopper claim.

aquamarine
blue topaz
corundum
rhodolite
smoky quartz
tourmaline
zircon

Collins Dunlap Hopper Neal Page Stout Yates

California Colorado Idaho Nevada Oregon Utah Wyoming


An environmental impact conference is being held this month in Pasadena, where a different presentation will be made each day.  Match each presenter to their topic and institution, and determine the day on which each will give their talk.

Of the nitrogen usage expert and Judy, one is from Yale and the other will speak on May 14th.

Of Zachary and the presenter from Duke, one will discuss acid rain and the other will speak on May 11th.

Gerard will be either the presenter from Cornell or the person who will speak on May 11th.

The person who will speak on May 13th won't talk about solar energy.

The presenter who will speak on May 16th will be either the wind power expert or Gerard.

The presenter from Duke is scheduled 2 days before the person from Harvard.

The presenter who will speak on May 15th will discuss global warming.

The person from Brown is scheduled 1 day before the fossil fuels expert.

The wind power expert is scheduled sometime after the presenter from Cornell.

The presenter from Yale will be either the person who will speak on May 12th or the nitrogen usage expert.

The person from Ohio State won't talk about wind power.

Neither the person from Stanford nor the presenter from Duke will be Inez.

May 10th
May 11th
May 12th
May 13th
May 14th
May 15th
May 16th

Bridget Felipe Gerard Inez Judy Travis Zachary

acid rain
fossil fuels
global warming
nitrogen usage
solar energy
sulfur oxide
wind power

Brown
Cornell
Duke
Harvard
Ohio State
Stanford
Yale


Caryville High School has a number of deaf students who require a sign language interpreter during certain classes.  Using only the clues below, match each student to his or her interpreter, and determine what class they are assigned to and what time it will begin.

The interpreter whose assignment begins at 3:00pm won't be going to the Calculus class.

The person who will be working with Tyler will start 1 hour after the interpreter who will be going to the Algebra class.

The person whose assignment begins at 2:00pm, the person who will be working with Karla, the person who will be going to the Physics class, the interpreter who will be working with Sophie, Harold and the person who will be going to the Calculus class are all different people.

The interpreter whose assignment begins at 10:00am won't be working with Orlando.

Of the person whose assignment begins at 10:00am and the person who will be going to the Physics class, one is Harold and the other will be working with Rafael.

The interpreter who will be going to the Biology class is either the interpreter whose assignment begins at 3:00pm or the person whose assignment begins at 11:00am.

Joann will start 2 hours after the person who will be working with Rafael.

Frederick, the person who will be working with Karla, and the interpreter who will be working with Orlando are three different people.

The interpreter who will be going to the History class will start sometime after the person who will be working with Karla.

The interpreter whose assignment begins at 3:00pm won't be working with Tyler.

Darren will start 4 hours after the interpreter who will be going to the Chemistry class.

The person who will be going to the Algebra class will start sometime after the person who will be going to the History class.

The interpreter whose assignment begins at 10:00am won't be working with Lester.

The interpreter who will be going to the Biology class won't be working with Sophie.

Charlie Darren Earnest Frederick Harold Ira Joann

Karla Lester Orlando Patrick Rafael Sophie Tyler

Algebra Biology Calculus Chemistry Geometry History Physics


The International Bigfoot Sighting Registry (IBSR) has recorded a number of unusual witnesses accounts this year from different parts of Caribou County.  Using only the clues below, match each witness to the month and time of his or her sighting, and determine the location in which it occurred.

The sighting at Seryl Forest took place sometime before Randy's event.

Of the July event and Nina's sighting, one took place at Twin Pines and the other happened at 2:00 am.

The 2:00 am sighting took place 3 months after Wanda's account.

The sighting at Twin Pines took place 4 months before the account at Laurel Grove.

Of the July sighting and the August event, one was Ida's and the other happened at 8:15 pm.

The August sighting wasn't at Seryl Forest.

The September event, Karla's event, and the 4:35 pm account are three different events.

The seven events were the June account, the account at Viking Woods, Ida's account, the 11:25 pm sighting, Nina's event, the 4:35 pm sighting and Peggy's event.

Of the event at Twin Pines and the event at Bald Hill Run, one was Nina's and the other happened at 11:25 pm.

The 12:30 am sighting was either the event at Twin Pines or the May event.

The 9:30 pm sighting took place 1 month after the account at Twin Pines.

The 1:45 am account wasn't at Juniper Springs.

Aspen Hills
Bald Hill Run
Juniper Springs
Laurel Grove
Seryl Forest
Twin Pines
Viking Woods


Samantha works to help recent law-school graduates find jobs in the legal industry.  Using only the clues below, match each of her latest placements to the date they were hired and the name of the law firm that hired them, as well as the law school from which they graduated.

The Rutherford College graduate was hired 3 days before the Ingram & Kemp hire.

Gabriel didn't graduate from Northridge College.

The Leach & Mccall hire is either the person hired on March 15th or the person hired on March 24th.

Nadine was hired 9 days before the Summit College graduate.

The Leach & Mccall hire was hired sometime after the Dorsey Assoc. hire.

The person hired on March 27th didn't graduate from Sacred Heart College.

The person hired on March 12th didn't graduate from Riverview College.

Rosalie, the person hired on March 18th, the person hired on March 15th, the Riverview College graduate, the person hired on March 27th and the Velez & York hire are all different people.

Of the Ingram & Kemp hire and the Green & Hayes hire, one was hired on March 27th and the other is Gabriel.

The Barr & Cobb hire is either Rosalie or Zachary.

Cynthia is either the Sacred Heart College graduate or the Albion College graduate.

The person hired on March 24th is either the Barr & Cobb hire or the Dorsey Assoc. hire.

Gabriel was hired sometime before the Faraday College graduate.

Abel Cynthia Gabriel Kelvin Nadine Rosalie Zachary

Barr & Cobb
Dorsey Assoc.
Green & Hayes
Haynes Inc.
Ingram & Kemp
Leach & Mccall
Velez & York

Albion
Faraday
Northridge
Riverview
Rutherford
Sacred Heart
Summit


Help Jackie research her article on the oldest living people in America by matching each centenarian to their age, hometown and state.

Willard is 1 year older than the Florida native.

The Florida native is 1 year older than the Hawaii native.

Neither the Georgia native nor the Florida native is the person who lives in Udell.

The person who lives in Quasqueton isn't a native of Florida.

Of the Oregon native and Gilbert, one is 115 years old and the other lives in West Liberty.

The person who lives in Isleton is 1 year older than the Illinois native.

Jason is either the person who is 113 years old or the centenarian who is 114 years old.

Iris is either the person who lives in Isleton or the person who is 115 years old.

The person who lives in Dos Palos is  younger than the Hawaii native.

Iris is 3 years younger than the person who lives in West Liberty.

Ernesto is 1 year older than the centenarian who lives in West Liberty.

The person who lives in Brownville is  older than the New Mexico native.

The Hawaii native is 1 year younger than Arlene.

109 years
110 years
111 years
112 years
113 years
114 years
115 years

Arlene Ernesto Gilbert Iris Jason Roxanne Willard

Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Illinois
New Mexico
Oregon
Texas

Brownville
Dos Palos
Isleton
Morley
Quasqueton
Udell
West Liberty


Dave has opened a studio in downtown Boulder which offers classes in a number of different types of yoga.  Using only the clues below, match each class to its leader and scheduled time, and determine the total number of students in each.

The class with 8 people starts 1 hour after the hatha yoga class.

Of the anusara yoga session and the 1:30pm class, one has 6 people in it and the other has 12 people in it.

The class with 12 people is either Marilyn's class or Teresa's class.

Teresa's class begins 3 hours before Opal's class.

Marilyn's session starts 1 hour after Pamela's class.

The iyengar yoga session is either the class with 5 people or the 11:30am session.

Of Pamela's class and the session with 14 people, one teaches vinyasa yoga and the other is at 9:30am.

The 3:30pm session, Sandra's session, and the prenatal yoga session are three different classes.

The ashtanga yoga session isn't led by Teresa.

The class with 14 people begins sometime before the ashtanga yoga session.

Teresa's class begins 5 hours before the iyengar yoga class.

The bikram yoga class starts sometime after the session with 14 people.

The class with 6 people starts 3 hours after the class with 9 people.

The class with 14 people isn't led by Rosemary.

anusara ashtanga bikram hatha iyengar prenatal vinyasa

Marilyn Nancy Opal Pamela Rosemary Sandra Teresa


The Donner & Donner ad agency has released a number of new ads this month for one of its top clients.  Using only the clues below, match each ad type to its creative director and total budget, and determine the total number of responses received by each.

The ad produced by Iva Ingram has brought  fewer responses than the magazine ad.

The ad produced by Julie Jordan has brought in 150  more responses than the campaign produced by Hal Hopkins.

Of the campaign with the $15,000 budget and the billboard, one has brought in 625 responses and the other was produced by Eddie Evans.

The direct mailer wasn't produced by Faith Fowler.

Of the tv commercial and the ad with 1225 responses, one has the $30,000 budget and the other was produced by Julie Jordan.

The ad with 925 responses is either the ad produced by Iva Ingram or the ad produced by Hal Hopkins.

The campaign with the $20,000 budget has brought in 600  more responses than the ad produced by Eddie Evans.

The billboard has brought in 150  more responses than the newspaper ad.

Of the ad produced by Julie Jordan and the campaign produced by Eddie Evans, one has the $75,000 budget and the other is the tv commercial.

Of the campaign produced by Gilda Gamble and the billboard, one has the $65,000 budget and the other has brought in 775 responses.

The magazine ad, the ad with 1225 responses, and the campaign with 1375 responses are three different campaigns.

The magazine ad doesn't have the $50,000 budget.

The seven campaigns are the ad with 1225 responses, the ad produced by Hal Hopkins, the tv commercial, the campaign produced by Faith Fowler, the billboard, the ad produced by Iva Ingram and the radio spot.

billboard
direct mailer
magazine ad
newspaper ad
radio spot
tv commercial
web campaign

Eddie Evans
Faith Fowler
Gilda Gamble
Hal Hopkins
Iva Ingram
Julie Jordan
Kenneth Kirby


Of the customer who got picked up at the Olympic Tower and the person who was dropped off on Mill Avenue, one was Bobbie and the other paid $15.50.

Neil paid somewhat more than the client who was dropped off on King Court.

Of the person with the $21.50 fare and Carrie, one was picked up at the Hoge Building and the other was dropped off on Charles Street.

The person who was dropped off on Walut Street was either the customer with the $24.50 fare or the customer who got picked up at the Arctic Building.

The person who got picked up at the Olympic Tower paid 6 dollars more than the customer who was dropped off on Mill Avenue.

The customer who was dropped off on Todd Street paid somewhat less than the person who was dropped off on Mill Avenue.

Neil wasn't picked up at the Moore Mansion.

Philip was either the client who got picked up at the Space Needle or the person who was dropped off on Charles Street.

Of the person who was dropped off on Riverside Drive and the person with the $9.50 fare, one was Bobbie and the other was Neil.

The customer who was dropped off on O Street was either the person who got picked up at the Space Needle or the person with the $9.50 fare.

The client who got picked up at the Hoge Building paid 3 dollars less than Bobbie.

Elvira was either the customer who was dropped off on Walut Street or the client who was dropped off on Riverside Drive.

The person who got picked up at the Olympic Tower paid 6 dollars less than the customer who got picked up at the Rainier Club.

The customer with the $18.50 fare wasn't picked up at the Fremont Library.

Bobbie Carrie Elvira Lee Neil Philip Sara

Arctic Building
Fremont Library
Hoge Building
Moore Mansion
Olympic Tower
Rainier Club
Space Needle

Charles Street
King Court
Mill Avenue
O Street
Riverside Drive
Todd Street
Walut Street


The person assigned to mission TV-412 will launch sometime after the person who will be studying radiation.

Of the person launching in July and Delia, one will be on mission AV-435 and the other will be on mission CR-260.

Isaac, the person who will be studying photosynthesis, Edwin, the graduate launching in July and Delia are all different people.

Traci will launch 4 months after the graduate assigned to mission WB-664.

Of the graduate who will be studying photosynthesis and the astronaut launching in April, one will be on mission AV-435 and the other is Traci.

The person assigned to mission GX-13 will launch 5 months after the astronaut assigned to mission ZF-15.

Becky won't be focusing on ant colonies.

The person assigned to mission WB-664 will launch sometime after the astronaut who will be studying gamma rays.

The graduate launching in April is either the astronaut assigned to mission TV-412 or the astronaut who will be studying solar storms.

Of Traci and the astronaut who will be studying plant enzymes, one will launch in February and the other will be on mission GX-13.

Becky Delia Edwin Isaac Latoya Traci Vera


The 2:30pm class is either the class with 5 people or the class with 12 people.

The session with 14 people begins 4 hours before the class with 15 people.

The session with 8 people begins 2 hours before Teresa's session.

The vinyasa yoga class begins sometime before the ashtanga yoga class.

Of the vinyasa yoga class and the session with 14 people, one is at 1:30pm and the other is led by Sandra.

The prenatal yoga session isn't led by Juana.

The prenatal yoga class is either Opal's class or the session with 8 people.

The seven classes are the 12:30pm session, the bikram yoga session, the iyengar yoga class, the vinyasa yoga session, the prenatal yoga class, Sandra's class and the ashtanga yoga session.

The class with 12 people is either the vinyasa yoga class or Rosemary's class.

Sandra's session begins 1 hour before the bikram yoga class.

The anusara yoga class begins 1 hour before the session with 6 people.

Nancy's class starts 1 hour after the vinyasa yoga session.

Of Karen's session and the 12:30pm session, one has 6 people in it and the other has 12 people in it.

Juana Karen Nancy Opal Rosemary Sandra Teresa


Piper Hills Academy recently installed a high-speed 3-D printer in its technology lab, and several students were given an opportunity this week to use it in order to print items of their own design.  Using only the clues below, match each student to the item they created (and its color), and determine how long it took for each item to print.

Bertha's design took 20 more minutes to print than the mask.

The item that printed in 20 minutes wasn't the phone case.

The skull took somewhat more minutes to print than the orange design.

Of the yellow piece and the red design, one took 25 minutes to print and the other was the whistle.

The orange piece, the phone case, and Virgil's design are three different items.

The yellow item required somewhat fewer minutes to print than the red item.

The yellow piece took somewhat more minutes to print than Stella's item.

Of the item that printed in 25 minutes and Irma's item, one was the flower and the other was orange.

The flower took 15 more minutes to print than Kyle's item.

The piece that printed in 30 minutes was either Irma's piece or the helmet.

Of the mask and Bertha's item, one was green and the other took 30 minutes to print.

Eleanor's item didn't take exactly 25 minutes to print.

The piece that printed in 40 minutes wasn't blue.

The item that printed in 15 minutes, the helmet, Stella's piece, the green piece and the yellow design were all different items.

Virgil's piece took 10 more minutes to print than the flower.

10 minutes
15 minutes
20 minutes
25 minutes
30 minutes
35 minutes
40 minutes

Bertha Eleanor Irma Kyle Stella Trevor Virgil

cup
flower
helmet
mask
phone case
skull
whistle

blue green orange purple red white yellow


Bernice is a ticketing agent for Global Airways, and she has several customers waiting for her to book their international flights.  Match each traveler to his or her departure and arrival counties and determine what time their flight is scheduled to depart.

The person flying from Oman is leaving 1 hour earlier than the traveler going to Angola.

The traveler flying from Qatar is leaving  later than Bridget.

The person flying from Ukraine is leaving 1 hour later than Wilbur.

Bridget is leaving 3 hours earlier than Archie.

The traveler flying from Qatar is leaving 2 hours earlier than the person going to Hungary.

The person going to Guinea is leaving 5 hours later than the traveler going to Barbados.

The traveler going to Guinea is either the traveler leaving at 5:30 pm or the traveler flying from Vietnam.

The traveler going to Eritrea is leaving 1 hour earlier than Scott.

The traveler leaving at 4:30 pm isn't flying from Malta.

Of the traveler leaving at 4:30 pm and Nadine, one is going to Eritrea and the other is flying from Oman.

The person going to Costa Rica isn't flying from Ukraine.

The traveler going to Barbados is leaving 1 hour earlier than Bridget.

The person flying from Vietnam is leaving  earlier than the traveler flying from Peru.

Archie Bridget Harvey Nadine Pablo Scott Wilbur

Malta Oman Peru Qatar Ukraine Vietnam Yemen

Angola
Barbados
Costa Rica
Denmark
Eritrea
Guinea
Hungary


Greenville State College has several fraternities on campus, and Jeff has been researching them all to see which he wants to join.  Help him out by matching each fraternity house to its street and membership count, as well as the year it was founded on campus.

The house with 41 members is either the fraternity on Erick Lane or the frat founded in 1975.

Neither the house with 29 members nor the frat founded in 1960 is the frat on Graydon Avenue.

Of Beta Pi Omega and the fraternity founded in 1948, one has 32 members and the other is on Cedar Street.

The fraternity founded in 1934, Theta Delta, the frat on Virginia Street and Sigma Beta are all different fraternities.

The frat on Island Drive has somewhat fewer members than Beta Pi Omega.

The frat on Graydon Avenue has 3  more members than the fraternity founded in 1959.

Alpha Beta Tau is either the fraternity on Erick Lane or the house with 23 members.

Of Alpha Beta Tau and Delta Gamma Pi, one is on Virginia Street and the other was founded in 1959.

The frat founded in 1975 isn't on Boom Court.

Sigma Beta has 15  more members than the frat on Graydon Avenue.

The frat on Cedar Street has 3  fewer members than Theta Delta.

Lambda Alpha has somewhat more members than Tau Beta Pi.

The frat founded in 1960 has 9  fewer members than the fraternity founded in 1970.

Alpha Beta Tau
Beta Pi Omega
Delta Gamma Pi
Lambda Alpha
Sigma Beta
Tau Beta Pi
Theta Delta

Boom Court
Cedar Street
Erick Lane
Graydon Avenue
Island Drive
Q Street
Virginia Street


A group of friends has gotten together for dinner, and just for fun they're comparing their "social networking" stats on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.  Using only the clues that follow, determine the number of friends (Facebook), followers (Twitter) and connections (LinkedIn) each person has.

Of Willis and Kari, one has 58 LinkedIn connections and the other has 140 Facebook friends.

Of the person with 130 Facebook friends and the one with 589 Twitter followers, one has 85 LinkedIn connections and the other is Kari.

The one with 130 Facebook friends is either Willis or the one with 640 Twitter followers.

The one with 68 LinkedIn connections has 10  fewer Facebook friends than Lindsey.

The person with 84 LinkedIn connections has 40  fewer Facebook friends than the person with 58 LinkedIn connections.

The one with 150 Facebook friends doesn't have exactly 599 Twitter followers.

The person with 804 Twitter followers has 30  fewer Facebook friends than Frank.

The person with 57 LinkedIn connections has 50  more Facebook friends than the one with 760 Twitter followers.

Zachary doesn't have exactly 130 Facebook friends.

Of the person with 57 LinkedIn connections and the one with 180 Facebook friends, one is Heidi and the other has 605 Twitter followers.

Heidi, the one with 170 Facebook friends, the person with 65 LinkedIn connections, the person with 58 LinkedIn connections and the person with 140 Facebook friends are all different people.

Frank Heidi Inez Kari Lindsey Willis Zachary


Walter's Bread and Cheese served several customers this morning.  Match each customer to the type of bread and cheese they ordered, and determine what time each customer came in.

Ora came in a half-hour after the person who asked for ricotta.

Velma came in sometime before the customer who ordered brioche.

The customer who asked for gorgonzola didn't order naan.

The person who ordered wheat bread came in an hour and a half after Meredith.

The customer who asked for parmesan was either the customer who ordered rye bread or the customer who ordered wheat bread.

Eva came in 120 minutes before the customer who asked for asiago.

The person who came in at 9:00am didn't order challah.

The person who asked for feta came in a half-hour after Velma.

Velma came in sometime after the person who ordered naan.

Of the customer who asked for mozzarella and the customer who came in at 10:00am, one was Tricia and the other asked for rye bread.

The person who ordered matzo came in 150 minutes after the customer who asked for mozzarella.

Eva Hilda Meredith Ora Tricia Velma Willie

brioche
challah
flatbread
matzo
naan
rye bread
wheat bread

asiago
blue cheese
feta
gorgonzola
mozzarella
parmesan
ricotta


Velma goes all over Pinellas County with her metal detector, always on the lookout for her next bit of "buried treasure"!  In fact, she's found a number of very valuable items over the past few decades.  Using only the clues below, match each of her most valuable finds to the location where she unearthed it, and determine how much money she sold it for at the local pawn shop, and the year in which it was found.

Of the object found in 2005 and the piece found at Addison Beach, one sold for $325 and the other is wristwatch.

The object that sold for $550 wasn't found in 2014.

The cannonball wasn't found at Gillis Park.

The diamond ring was either the piece found in 2005 or the item found in 1992.

The item found at Gillis Park sold for 75 dollars less than the object found at Colbert Run.

The seven objects were the piece found in 2014, the piece found at Burr Woods, the diamond ring, the object that sold for $400, the item that sold for $625, the cannonball and the object found at Front Beach.

The piece that sold for $475 was either the item found at Gillis Park or the piece found in 2004.

The piece found at Front Beach sold for 225 dollars more than the object found in 1995.

Of the item found in 1992 and the silver coin, one was found at Front Beach and the other sold for $325.

The item found in 2009 wasn't found at Dimmot Woods.

The gold chain sold for somewhat less than the diamond ring.

The item found in 1995 sold for 75 dollars less than the item found in 1992.

Of the piece found in 1995 and the item found at Heffen Lane, one sold for $250 and the other is wristwatch.

cannonball
diamond ring
earring
gold chain
meteorite
silver coin
wristwatch

Addison Beach
Burr Woods
Colbert Run
Dimmot Woods
Front Beach
Gillis Park
Heffen Lane


Ben works at Nemo Sushi, and he needs to figure out the total bill for a number of different customers, each of whom ordered two different types of sushi rolls. Using only the clues below, match each order (two types of rolls) to its price, and determine the name of each customer.

The seven people are Maggie, the customer who ordered the spicy tuna roll, the client who ordered the rainbow roll, the client who paid $15.50, the client who paid $17.50, the client who ordered the teriyaki roll and the customer who ordered the eel avocado roll.

The customer who ordered the alaskan roll didn't order the rainbow roll.

The client who ordered the alaskan roll, Johnnie, and the person who ordered the spicy tuna roll are three different people.

The person who paid $21.50 is either the client who ordered the spicy tuna roll or Ramona.

The person who ordered the spicy tataki roll paid 2 dollars more than the customer who ordered the summer roll.

Ira paid 2 dollars more than the customer who ordered the spider roll.

Of the customer who paid $19.50 and the customer who ordered the firecracker roll, one is Johnnie and the other ordered the spicy tataki roll.

Of the customer who paid $11.50 and the client who ordered the rainbow roll, one ordered the dynamite roll and the other is Yvette.

Johnnie paid 4 dollars more than the customer who ordered the rainbow roll.

The person who ordered the boston roll paid 8 dollars more than the client who ordered the teriyaki roll.

William paid  less than the client who ordered the dynamite roll.

The customer who ordered the dragon roll isn't Pam.

alaskan
boston
dragon
dynamite
eel avocado
firecracker
philadelphia

rainbow
spicy tataki
spicy tuna
spider
summer
teriyaki
tiger

Ira Johnnie Maggie Pam Ramona William Yvette