Good morning, Whitewater.
We’ll have a beautiful Independence Day with a high of seventy-seven. Sunrise is 5:22 AM and sunset 8:37 PM. The moon is a waxing crescent with forty-two percent of its visible disk illuminated.
Literally thousands of flights travel across the North Atlantic each day. The British National Air Traffic Services (Nats) recently produced an animation to make visual what that many flight paths would look like:
Here’s the final game in Puzability‘s C to Shining C series:
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This Week’s Game — June 30-July 4
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From C to Shining C
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Some words are declaring their independence this July Fourth week. For each day, we started with a word or phrase that contains two C’s and in which the letters between the C’s spell a word or phrase. The answer phrase, described by each day’s clue, is the longer two-C piece followed by the shorter word or phrase.
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Example:
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Romantic flower that lasts for a tiny fraction of time
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Answer:
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Microsecond rose
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What to Submit:
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Submit the phrase, with the longer piece first (as “Microsecond rose” in the example), for your answer.
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Friday, July 4
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