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BreakTime: Sudoku Online

Many of you may already be Sudoku enthusiasts, but for those that have not heard about or tried the puzzle, here are some resouces to get you introduced to it and point you to online sources of new puzzles for you to play. The popularity is so widespread that one of my promotional handouts is a magnetic busines card with Soduku puzzle pack (instead of, or in addition to, Sudoku

a magnetic business card calendar).

"Sudoku certainly seems to have a right to make a claim for full-fledged craze status: It has elbowed its way next to the venerable crossword on the horoscope or comics pages of many newspapers; it has inspired countless clubs, groups and fan pages; and there are plenty of stories of workplaces having to ban it because of its power as an addictive time-waster."
(Source: FoxNews)   See also at FoxNews: Logic Puzzle Creating Publishing Frenzy

Rules, Resources and Tips -- Web Sites to get you started if you have never tried Sudoku:
Use A Pencil: Sudoku Tips
WebSudoku.com
Sudoku.com
Sudoku - Wikipedia
Sudoku.name
BrainyPuzzle
Daily Sudoku
USA Today Sudoku
Sudoku Online
Iron Sudoku
Ultimate Sudoku
Daily Sudoku [History of Sudoku]
Sudoku for Palm
Sudoku for Mac, Windows and Linux

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Posted by Lawrence Yerkes - Broker Associate, Southern New Jersey Real Estate Services on 09/29/2006 11:47 PM

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Originally posted at: Southern New Jersey Overlook: BreakTime: Sudoku Online

5 Comments on BreakTime: Sudoku Online

SEP

2006

never played on the web but I certainly love the game

My wife, the loan officer in the family, has taken up Sudoku. It's a number's game isn't it?

SEP

2006

I've always loved puzzles, and these are great because you can solve them pretty quickly. But just like AR, they're addicting -- it's difficult to do just one. Are you seeing any noticeable difference in response when you use these versus other marketing pieces?

I'm a crossword puzzle girl myself, but have been known to do a couple of Sudoku puzzles. They frustrate me to no end! : )

Oh, I was completely a sudoku addict. Couldn't get enough of those puzzles. For those of you who think they are"numbers" games, and have severe math phobia like i do, they are not. No math involved. You could substitute any 9 objects for those numbers and still play the same game.

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