Tough Sudoku for 7/March/2007

Hi Everyone,

Do you have your own website/blog? Do you want to be able to play sudoku on it? Are you super cheap & want it for free? Well, now you can live the dream...

I am making an early version of the sudoku player used here available for everyone.
http://sudoku.com.au/webmasters.aspx

Its very easy to add to your site, but if you have any trouble just send me an email & I'll be glad to help.


Gath

Publishing the proof for the very tough puzzle of February 20, 2007 wore me out. I fully intended to give the blogging a rest
for a while. Nevertheless, today's tough puzzle presented some fascinating loops that I could not resist telling you about.

A link to this first page is available through the link in the upper right column, directly under 'Check out the Sudoku Blog'.

I often think I'd like to go to Egypt, then when I see these photos, it makes me want to go more.

Wow! How impressive. It is hard to imagine the work that has gone into making this with such limited tools and machinery! Thanks for sharing this picture!

Have a great day everyone. We are trying to stay warm here. Our thermometer read 2 deg. (F) this morning. BRRRRRRR

9:54 Maen

I had to check to make sure I was doing the 'Tough' puzzle. 9 mins, all proven. Yee Haaaaaa

Very cold morning here today

Another photo of my collection which cover Cairo And Egypt.
This Timple is in upper Egypt about 1000 Km (600 Miles)far from Cairo, was cut and raised to this place as its original place is used to be effected by the flood of the Nile every year .

Have a nice day to all.

all right wagdy! nice picture. just under 23 mins with too many mistakes!

this stuff is hard and my booger head grees alson

I'm ready for a tour of Egypt. Anyone else? Thanks again, Wagdy.

I am enjoying your photos, WAGDY. It is good that your country is saving temples like this.

Amazing the things they were able to do centuries ago!

I went to see the King Tut exhibit which is currently in Philadelphia. It was a bit disappointing compared to the exhibit that was at the Metropolitan Museum of Art back in the late '70s. Not as many items this time around.

Great picture Wadgy.

Nice piece of history.

The Egyptians were truly incredible.

First time on tough. Slow, but done. Great picture. Never been there, but hope to before I fall apart.

8:42
Yes, it is incredible... I was there once, some years ago. It was a great trip all over Egipt and especially the part from Karnak to Assuan by boat on the Nile... I would like to go there once more!

19:31

Nice picture, Wagdy!

Good afternoon to all! Bringing Egypt to us, are you Wagdy? Thanks.

13:30; incredible site to see, thanks for sharing Wagdy.

The tomb of Rameses II I believe?! I'd love to visit Egypt! I studied Ancient Egyptian History for my final years at School.

Or is his tomb in the Valley of the Kings and this is his temple? I believe there are also small statutes of his wife (Nefertari? Not Nefertiti, she was the wife of Tutankamun. But I think Nefertari?) Oh, I'd love to see this building!

Hi KATE .
The great Temple 'Abu Simble'Of' Ramses ll' and there are a lesses temple dedicated to his wife 'Nefertari'

Hi everyone .
Iam very glad to read all your lovely comments and posts about my pictures which cover Ancient Egypt and as well the Modern Egypt and its big cities Cairo ,Alexandria,Sharm El Shiekh, ,Hurgada,and many many other cities .Hope to be published sooner.
Welcome all to the land of history to see more than 6000 years of civillization 'EGYPT'

a simple tough..didnt take much time to solve and see a nice pic from Wagdy...
cheers

dear Wagdy, your photos take me back....about 25 years ago to when my husband(to be)and I went to Egypt - we were very young and not very travelled, about 21 years old. We were overawed by the country and rather scared too, coming from Australia. We met a really nice older man, some sort of business man, in a cafe and got talking. We said we wanted to go to a nice restaurant. He went out of his way to take us to a great rsstaurant, ordered the meal for us and left us to enjoy it all, very simply and graciously done. We had the greatest food and were left with special memories of a wonderful experience, thanks to the kindness of a stranger. I try and act to tourists in Sydney with the same spirit, inspired by your countryman's gesture all those years ago... isn't life wonderful!

5:18 2007-03-10

Jan. 2, 2008.

SE=7.3

1.SST to UP=27, note UR(37)de35 => e3<>37
2.loop:(2=139)egh1-(137=2)dgh3 => g45<>2,i3<>1 UP=59
3.(8=147)g359-(7=8)i2 => i9<>8 STE.

19:29