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Sudoku or “su doku” translates “number allotted” or “the number that is single” in Japanese.  For how long has the puzzle existed? The recognized puzzle of Sudoku first arrived in a magazine called Nikoli in Japan in the late 1980s, having previously been published in the late 1970s by the New York puzzle magazine Math Problems and Logic Puzzles, published by Dell, under the title "Number Place".  It may have originated from a game called Latin Squares or Magic Squares thought up by the Swiss mathematician, Leonhard Euler. He invented Magic Squares or “carrés magiques” in 1783. Magic Squares had fewer restrictions than Sudoku with no lines dividing the square. What are the rules of the game? The rules of the game simply require that the grid is completed with different numbers in every row, column and box. The existing numbers cannot be changed or moved. In a correctly formed Sudoku puzzle, there is one unique solution. Does it require knowledge of maths? No, Sudoku does not

If you need a way to help guide your outlook for a new and brighter future, a paper-based planner can help clear your mind, identify priorities and reframe goals, in a way that typing cannot — no need to worry about a wi-fi connection, whether your device is charged or the distractions of social media.  Writing by hand can help you increase focus, formulate your plans more effectively, and give you that satisfying feeling of checking off your to-do list.  The followings are my recent journals and planners to get your intentions, resolutions and strategies ready for 2021. #1. Into The New Beginnings 2021: Weekly Monthly Planner  Into The New Beginnings 2021 Weekly & Monthly Planner.   Let's start a new decade with positivity. It has been proven scientifically that positive thoughts are much more powerful than negative thoughts. Start 2021 with a positive planner.  Two pages for each week: with dates included. With Personal Information page, 2020 and 2021 monthly calendar, import