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Explore 21 October
Magellan finds the way through
Moments
Today
Deaths
Inventions
Moments
Stories
A little something for your day
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BORN TODAY
Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1772 — English poet and critic, author of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner and, with Wordsworth, of the book that…
Alphonse de Lamartine 1790 — French Romantic poet who became foreign minister of the Second Republic in 1848 and chose the tricolour…
Alfred Nobel 1833 — Swedish chemist who invented dynamite, grew rich on explosives, and left almost all of it to fund the…
DAILY AFFIRMATION
DAILY INSPIRATION
JOKE OF THE DAY
DAILY QUOTE
An original ADAT reflection
One small thing
Drink a glass of water before your next hot drink.
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Daily Speed Sudoku
A fresh grid every day. The clock begins when you press Start, and your progress is saved on this device.
Daily Mini Crossword
Eight clues. A little discovery. Take your time.
Today’s theme: The camera bag
Swipe across the grid to see more squares. Selecting a clue brings its first square into view.
Your progress saves on this device.
Across
- Adjust for a sharp photographic image (5)
- Three-legged camera support (6)
- Brief burst of light for a photograph (5)
- Camera mechanism that controls exposure time (7)
Down
- Compose the edges of a photograph (5)
- Band used to carry a camera (5)
- Change a lens's focal length (4)
- Curved glass that focuses light in a camera (4)
Daily Word Search
Find six words against the clock. Your timer starts when you do.
Clear words keeps the clock running.Tap the first and last letter of a word. Words can run across, down or diagonally.
