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This #1 Ranking Sudoku Guide will give You all the Powerful Solving
Like many of you, I was hooked to Sudoku Puzzles. In 2000, a friend of mine from Japan sends me a strange puzzle. In a box of 9 X 9 grids, there were few numbers listed randomly. "Fill in the grid so that every row, every column, and every 3x3 box contains the digits 1 through 9" That's all she said. “It's fun. It's challenging. It's addictive!” My friend warned me! For the next few days, I was totally stuck with the puzzle trying to solve the mystery. I was helpless without any guide or help…but I was excited. There were a few moments I feel like giving up, but I came back eventually. She told me that the puzzle is called Sudoku. No Sudoku Tips were offer to me. I was totally overwhelmed, I was addicted. Here’s the Sudoku Puzzle she sends me…

Do you Sudoku yet (29 Nov 2006)
Do you Sudoku yet

SUDOKU RULES (05 Jan 2006)
sudoku rules

ANOTHER SUDOKU GAME (05 Jan 2006)
another sudoku game

TRY IT (04 Jan 2006)
play sudoku

SUDOKU ONLINE GAME (04 Jan 2006)
sudoku history

Who Else Wants To Know The Secrets To Solving Sudoku Puzzles
Do you Sudoku yet? Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably been hearing people everywhere talking about the latest Sudoku puzzle they’re working on. Sudoku puzzles are the hottest thing to hit North America since the Rubic’s cube – and they’re just as addictive! In the United Kingdom, The Times and The Daily Mail newspapers begun running the puzzles since late 2004. And since that time, it has grown in various other newspapers in the United Kingdom. In the United States, the New York Post newspaper began running the puzzles in May 2005 while the daily newspapers Chicago RedEye, Los Angeles Times, and The Washington Post began publication of the puzzle in June 2005. The USA Today, the Boston Globe, and the San Francisco Chronicle followed suit in July. Sudoku puzzles have gained international fame and are now published in countries around the world. Now, even if you’ve never tried one before, you too can be one of the people “in the know” and learn how to become an “expert” at Sudoku puzzles. Amaze your friends, family and co-workers

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