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BOB AND DAVE MACKEY

Tuesday, January 16, 2007

We're Here!

We are pleased to soft-open our new domain, http://www.thepuzzlebrothers.com. It's all you've already come to know and maybe also love about The Puzzle Brothers.

The first thing I promise you is a much better picture of The Puzzle Brothers on our masthead. (We will get Tracy on it stat.)

You'll also notice that we're going to be featuring puzzles of our own design here. Please, please, please, do not distribute these puzzles. These puzzles are our creations, for some reason or another editors didn't want them, so you get them for free. We'll put a few up a month.

Robert has authored a little treatise on what we thought to be the best and worst in the puzzle world this year. Follow the link to your left to read it.

Tomorrow, Robert is going to be interviewed for a major New Jersey newspaper on being quite possibly the top solver from New Jersey these days. We'll definitely pass along word when it's published.

But for now, enjoy our new site, and our old blog, and please note we're still tweaking some design aspects of the site. We'll get it right yet.

Yours puzzlingly,
Bob and Dave Mackey
THE PUZZLE BROTHERS

1 Comments:

Blogger Howard B said...

Just stopping in for a moment during a quick surfing session.

Congratulations on the new site, and also just wanted to let you know I've been enjoying both of your puzzles as they've been released (both in the NY Times applet, and in the syndicated LA Times puzzle in my local paper). Sometimes challenging, sometimes frustrating, always fun.

All the best, and until next time, happy solving.

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