Sudoku Sweeps Britain A Puzzle Craze Takes London
A Tokyo originated number grid game known as Sudoku has captivated Britain with thousands of fans. Wayne Gould, a retired judge, sparked the trend by supplying Times puzzles and creating a program to generate daily grids. The Times and other papers offer varying Sudoku formats, including mobile and 3-D versions.
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Researchers push ahead on Blackbeard ship off Atlantic Beach
A Florida firm insists the Beaufort Inlet wreck is Queen Anne’s Revenge, citing 20 cannons recovered and over 16 000 artifacts. Professors questioned the find, noting 18th century merchant ship traits, while project director Wilde-Ramsing keeps an open mind until a confirming artifact appears.
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Universal closes Nickelodeon portion at Florida theme park
Universal Orlando ends Nickelodeon television production at the resort by June and shuts the Nickelodeon Game Lab. Fewer than 10 staff will lose their jobs as the park moves away from live audience game shows toward animation and narrative programs.
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