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• Builds critical thinking skills and promotes social interaction
• 150 Mysteries
• Giant Mystery Decoder included
• Educational and Fun
• Ages 8 – 14

Product Description
Follow the clues to crack the case! This game gets two teams racing to solve a mystery. The solution may only be revealed by the adorably detective-like Giant Mystery Decoder, which also keeps score. Want to try one? Here’s the case Jake is being chased by a buffalo stampede when he comes to a wide, deep river. To escape, he must cross the river, but there is no bridge and he has no boat. He cannot even swim. Nonetheless, he easily gets away and, although the river is full, he doesn’t even get wet. Why is Jake able to cross the river, and why don’t the buffalo follow? If you don’t know the answer, the clues will get you closer… How many will you need? 1) Jake uses no equipment or tools to cross. 2) The buffalo weigh over 1,000 pounds each, but Jake weighs only 100 pounds. 3) It’s wintertime. Yes, the river is frozen! For 2 teams (but instructions for a 2-player game are also included).

30 Second Mysteries Game for Kids

M&T Rallies on Takeover Speculation, Options Surge (Update1)
M&T Bank Corp. rose the most in more than a year, and trading of options on the shares surged to a record, on renewed speculation Banco Santander SA of Spain will buy the Buffalo, New York-based lender.

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Online education may be for you
If you want to go back to school, but can’t afford to quit your job to be a full-time student, an online education may be for you.

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Online classes post huge growth in nation, Iowa
More than one in four college students takes at least one class online, says a recent national report. Online education is a booming market nationally and for many Iowa colleges and universities, and officials expect that growth — and the competition — to increase as students seek more flexibility in earning degrees. “Online programs are the fastest-growing [...]

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