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Hewlet Packard HP39G - Extremely powerful Algebraic Graphing Calculator. Strongly recommended!. |
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Who Wants To Be A Millionare board game brings home the excitement and the tension of TV's hottest game show. Each player gets to act as host while the other players try to win more and more money by answering questions. The game includes 1000 cards, five question and answer card consoles, lots of fake money, lifeline tokens, and instructions.. |
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The theory of Back-Spin is simple, but so was the premise of the Rubik's Cube. This plastic hand-held puzzle holds 35 colored balls that need to be matched to colored slots. Back-Spin is shaped like a flying saucer and has two halves that you twist to pass balls from one side to another. The first task is to scramble it up by moving balls into the one free space; it takes some coordination. Then it's time to solve the game. Good luck. This Oppenheim Award winner might make your head spin at first, so the instructions advise taking it slow. Try to change just one ball and then find its way home. After some practice you can try to mix it up, or worse, have someone else set the puzzle up for you.. |
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This crafty snake metamorphoses into a wolf, a cat, a swan, a rooster, an airplane propeller, or just about anything your imagination can devise. Spend some time with this serpent and your fingers will be itching to create new shapes and forms. The plastic puzzle--brought to you by the makers of the insidious Rubik's Cube--appeals in part because there is no wrong answer. The possibilities are almost infinite, as you may find at one o'clock in the morning after twisting and turning and shaping for hours on end. It makes a great office toy--just be sure the boss is nowhere in sight! --Rachel Radway . |
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Designed like a Rubik's Cube, Quble is a 2.25-inch cube that twists and turns in all directions. Each side contains nine squares and each square contains a letter. The varieties of words that can spring forth are many, as are the number of games that have been designed for one or more players using Quble and an egg timer. One game is First to Forty, in which players compete in rounds to find the three longest words. Quble is a good strategy game (instructions are included) or just a pleasant and stimulating way to pass the time alone. --Tom Keogh . |
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