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QBeez 2 A pleasant evolution in the classic puzzle genre, QBeez 2 adds some fun elements like the Puzzle Maker and Quest mode. |
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June 20, 2006
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Macworld
November 28, 2006
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Diamond Detective Diamond Detective mixes is worth checking out for casual puzzle gamers who also like a good dimestore detective novel too. |
Macworld
May 30, 2006
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Teddy Factory Working on an assembly line may not sound like fun but Teddy Factory manages to create a new twist on the action puzzle genre that's worth checking out. |
Macworld
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TriJinx TriJinx takes the tested "match three" concept in a unique direction with its adventure story line. It's definitely worth checking out for puzzle game fans. |
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The Motley Fool
February 15, 2007
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House Flipping Is In With the days of low teaser rates on adjustable-rate mortgages mostly gone, the costs of house flipping are making it more difficult to make a profit. If you choose to flip property, you should be aware of the risks. |
This Old House
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Should You Buy That Fixer-Upper? A house with problems can be a great opportunity fraught with peril. So before you take the plunge, make sure you have a realistic idea of what you're getting into. |
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Return of the House Flippers That symbol of real estate fever - the investor who buys, fixes, and sells homes quickly - is back. This time it's a good thing. |
