These Puzzles Fund Abortion - Bonus Puzzle 2 - Yoon and Stock

-

WOW well we blew through our second fundraising goal overnight, so here is the second bonus puzzle, this one from Matthew Stock and Nam Jin Yoon. It's an honor to host a puzzle from these two brilliant constructors. Matthew is the brilliant mind behind Happy Little Puzzles, and also publishes a monthly puzzle for Yale's Public Humanities program. Nam Jin is the brilliant mind behind many recent sparkling NYT themeless puzzles and also created the incredible puz-to-pdf crossword editor we use right here on this very blog. This puzzle you're about to solve is a piece of ART, and we're thrilled to host it here as a thank you to donors who have supported Texas abortion funds.

We are currently at $4164 raised by 26 donors, so the next benchmark will be at $6000 raised or 50 donors, whichever comes first!

Notes from Matthew and Nam Jin:

Matthew: "Thankful to Rachel for hosting this puzzle as part of such an important cause, and thankful to one of my themeless heroes Nam Jin for the opportunity to collaborate. This puzzle is one of my favorites I’ve ever been a part of making. If you loved solving it, please consider a(nother) donation to Texas abortion funds. Every dollar counts.”

Nam Jin: "Honored to have this collab w/ Matthew go to this cause, and grateful to Rachel for putting all this together so quickly and to Brooke for pointing us to this opportunity.  This puzzle is likewise one of my favorites, and I feel extra lucky to have worked on this with one of my favorite constructors."

pdf

puz


Comments

  1. BensonSeptember 3, 2021 at 1:10 PM

    One improvement to an otherwise very nice puzzle: 37D-Gallium has 2 L's. ;-)

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

These Puzzles Fund Abortion Too — "Too Soon" by Brooke Husic

-
Healthline.com says the following about what to expect in week five and six of pregnancy: “You might have PMS-like symptoms such as fatigue, sore breasts, and morning sickness.” If I went five weeks without a period and experienced PMS symptoms, I would think it was … PMS. Pregnancy lasts about 40 weeks: six weeks is 15% of the way along. To understand how realistic it would be to attribute symptoms of possible pregnancy to actual pregnancy, you may solve the following crossword, in which only the first 15% of each clue is provided. The outcome of Roe v. Wade divided guidance on abortions into three categories for each of the three trimesters. In the first trimester, abortion may not be prohibited; in the second trimester, some so-called reasonable regulations may be taken; in the third trimester, abortions may be banned. The third trimester starts at week 27, which is 67.5% of the way to 40 weeks. Here is the same crossword puzzle with 67.5% of each clue provided. Abortion bans are
Read more

Out of Office: December 2023

-
Thank you for your email. I will be out of office from December 22 – January 3, and I will not be checking my email during that time. In the meantime, please enjoy this seasonal "out of office" crossword. I appreciate your patience, and I will be in touch in the new year.  Happy holidays! -rf
Read more

Out of Office: August 2024

-
Thank you for your message. I will be out of office August 2-11, and I will respond to your email when I return. In the meantime, please enjoy this new "out of office" crossword . Thanks for your patience! -Rachel pdf puz ps. my friend Sam and I are raising money for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention if you enjoyed the puzzle and want to chip in! Created by Rachel Fabi using crossword puzzle maker by Amuse Labs
Read more