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Mystery League is heading to San Francisco! I’ll be in town March 3 - 6. If you’d like me to put one
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Calli Handset
By Sandor Weisz • Issue #50 • View online
Mystery League is heading to San Francisco! I’ll be in town March 3 - 6. If you’d like me to put one of my games for you and your co-workers on one of those days, please reply to this email ASAP.
I may also put on a public game Sunday night (3rd) near San Jose, and on Tuesday night (5th) in San Francisco. I’m looking for a big, friendly, well-lit venue in both areas. If you know of one, please reply to this email and let me know! Thanks.
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Puzzle of the Week. Think of a celebrity that goes by a stage name. Their born last name describes something found on a phone. Remove the last letter from their stage first name to get something a phone does. Who is this?
Submit your answer here.

"I hid a secret song in my videos."
Worth a watch all the way through. Then you’ll want to listen to the song, and watch it all over again.
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“It’s 1921 and the bustling industrial town of Millingham, near Chicago, has awoke on a misty morning to find one of its most feared residents has been poisoned…” This outdoor detective game is coming to Chicago in March.
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Cain’s Jawbone – A Novel Problem by Edward Powys Mathers: Unbound
Can you solve Torquemada’s murder mystery?
An infamously difficult puzzle book in a custom-made box.
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Novelty Crossword Songs!
…crosswords found their way into the world of music, serving as inspiration for numerous comedic ballads. Perhaps the most famous of the 1924 crossword songs is the curious “Crossword Mama, You Puzzle Me (But Papa’s Gonna Figure You Out).”
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Solution to previous puzzle
ORGGL JUVGR / OYNPX ORGGL
From Issue #49. Congrats to everyone who got it right: Ben Siegler, Adam Bell, Heather, J. Selby, Jon Cudby, Julia Robbin, Amanda Burkett, Heather Kennedy, Phil Calvert, Andrea & Rachael, Pike, Jon R, Peter Weisz, Rachel Quest, Zach Barton, Beth, Brian Casavant, Justin Ladia, Sarah L, Leland Aldridge, Yossi Fendel, Catherine, Mike Henry, Heaather, T McAy, Kaylee & John Foley, Dee R., Elsa Fluss, Cameron D, James M, Andrei Mignea, James K., From Virginia, Brian Hoffman, jding, chris helms, David Marcin, Rose Marcin, Megan Baskin, Claire Romero, Kira Corteville, David Edwards, Nick Tabick, Jane Ivy James, Becca Kstedt, Ryan Bollettino, Danny Still, Dave Bennett, Fiona Byrd, Emily B, HowToFoldSoup, Dan, Christopher Atkinson, Jimmy Smith, Chad Pits, Ryan A. Horst, Gregg K, Wombat, Jenny Farver, Kevin H, John Fecile, Jena, Dean S., and John W.
Honorable mention to Daniel Marcin, who submitted: Hello, Dolly / Dolly Part'n.
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