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German geophysicist Alfred Wegener was the first to advance the idea, in 1912, that the continents were slowly drifting around the Earth, and coined the term Continental Drift but this idea was not accepted until the 1950s.
Ancient Greek mariners were the first to make a distinction between continents, when they gave [more…]
Solution for BIG 12 puzzle, p69
Two intersecting grid words were shown incorrectly in the solution:
34ac ‘Pro or …’ should have had the answer CON not VON
34dn ‘US coin’ should have had the answer CENT not VENT.
Thanks to P Ingram for reporting these gremlins.
Congratulations to Christine H. QLD, the lucky winner of the Magic Money!
Wiz Words 1 puzzle, p30
The word break up for the clue at 9ac ‘Marion Lorne played this forgetful character in Bewitched (5,5)’ should have been (4,5) rather than (5,5) for the answer AUNT CLARA.
Thanks to J Carrington from NSW for reporting this gremlin.
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Solution for BIG 12 puzzle, p69
Three intersecting grid words were shown incorrectly in the solution:
72ac ‘Drench’ should have had the answer DOUSE not DAFOE
65dn ‘Curved (roof)’ should have had the answer DOMED not DARED
66dn ‘Russian rulers’ should have had the answer TSARS not TOURS
Thanks to R Keefer from NSW for reporting these gremlins.
The noun ‘moon’ is thought to derive from the Proto-Indo-European mēnsis, meaning ‘month’. The moon’s waxing and waning have made it a symbol of time, change, and repetitive cycles around the world, such as the cycle of birth and death.
The moon has been personified in various myths and legends from across the world, such [more…]
