Some articles on puzzle, puzzle pieces, piece, pieces:
Mac Taylor - In The Line of Duty
... caller has been stalking him for some time, and at the end, a three-dimensional puzzle of his first case and first apartment in NYC leads him to where he got engaged in NYC ... There he finds another puzzle with a stone leading him to a building back in Chicago ... Mac also tests the puzzle pieces and the t-shirt and sees that whomever handled the puzzle was the brother of the t-shirt's owner ...
... caller has been stalking him for some time, and at the end, a three-dimensional puzzle of his first case and first apartment in NYC leads him to where he got engaged in NYC ... There he finds another puzzle with a stone leading him to a building back in Chicago ... Mac also tests the puzzle pieces and the t-shirt and sees that whomever handled the puzzle was the brother of the t-shirt's owner ...
Marble Drop - Puzzle Pieces
... Start Funnel The piece that allows a player to drop a new marble onto the track ... Puzzle Lock Activated when a marble rolls over a trigger, a lock must be triggered in the correct sequence to unlock a bonus level ... Trigger An electrical button that can re-arm puzzle pieces, change diverter states, or activate puzzle locks ...
... Start Funnel The piece that allows a player to drop a new marble onto the track ... Puzzle Lock Activated when a marble rolls over a trigger, a lock must be triggered in the correct sequence to unlock a bonus level ... Trigger An electrical button that can re-arm puzzle pieces, change diverter states, or activate puzzle locks ...
Survivor: Micronesia - The Game - Episode 11: "I'm Ruthless... and Have A Smile On My Face"
... Cirie) Immunity Challenge The castaways would throw rocks at a tile which would cause a bundle of puzzle pieces to drop to the ground ... of digging up a key that would unlock the puzzle pieces ... The puzzle pieces would then be assembled into a wheel that would be used to crank a pulley which would lower two wooden planks ...
... Cirie) Immunity Challenge The castaways would throw rocks at a tile which would cause a bundle of puzzle pieces to drop to the ground ... of digging up a key that would unlock the puzzle pieces ... The puzzle pieces would then be assembled into a wheel that would be used to crank a pulley which would lower two wooden planks ...
Survivor Philippines (season 1) - The Game - Cycle 1: Days 1-3
... At the end of the obstacle course, tribes will gather puzzle pieces from bags hanging on a large web ... Once all puzzle pieces are retrieved, one tribe member will solve the puzzle, which is a picture of an eagle ... First tribe with a solved puzzle wins the reward ...
... At the end of the obstacle course, tribes will gather puzzle pieces from bags hanging on a large web ... Once all puzzle pieces are retrieved, one tribe member will solve the puzzle, which is a picture of an eagle ... First tribe with a solved puzzle wins the reward ...
Impossible Mission - Gameplay
... has six hours of game time to collect 36 puzzle pieces ... The puzzle pieces are assembled in groups of four ... The puzzle pieces overlap, so three pieces can be assembled before the player realizes he must start over ...
... has six hours of game time to collect 36 puzzle pieces ... The puzzle pieces are assembled in groups of four ... The puzzle pieces overlap, so three pieces can be assembled before the player realizes he must start over ...
Famous quotes containing the words pieces and/or puzzle:
“We attempt to remember our collective American childhood, the way it was, but what we often remember is a combination of real past, pieces reshaped by bitterness and love, and, of course, the video past—the portrayals of family life on such television programs as “Leave it to Beaver” and “Father Knows Best” and all the rest.”
—Richard Louv (20th century)
“Waiting for the race to become official, he began to feel as if he had as much effect on the final outcome of the operation as a single piece of a jumbo jigsaw puzzle has to its predetermined final design. Only the addition of the missing fragments of the puzzle would reveal if the picture was as he guessed it would be.”
—Stanley Kubrick (b. 1928)