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The New York Times has a great article on the Japanese gaming company responsible for the Sudoku craze. The article is interesting, but be sure to check out the sidebar, where you can try three up-and-coming rivals to Sudoku.
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In the meantime, here's your puzzle: What's unusual about this pair of bases?
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And as we approach Peak Frankincense, God rest the merry gentlemen over at the Bish's episcoalpal palace.
[Hmm, being quoted with approval by the Bish, poor form :-) -W]
and a Happy New Year.
Turn down a second shot of one side's Koolaid and the other will send round a case of theirs.
The comments are amusing--McIntyre wants to misquote me with approval too.
Odd it took 31,000 petition signers 25 years to discover one paper.
[ I recall you quoting it with appoval too ]
And belated congratulations on your mention quoted over at VV: "I think both Victor Venema and William Connolley should get a hat-tip in the paper ..."
[I'm pretty sure I'm safe from being thanked by AW -W]
Hmm, William, being quoted with approval by Watts, poor form.
[No no no noooo, that was EJ, was it not? -W]
Right, you are not explicitly mentioned as one of the "openly hostile professional people" thanked by Watts himself.
This climate "debate" is such a kindergarten.
O Noes!
26 years after it left the station, Judy has jumped on the War Against Fire bandwagon..