Today we celebrate the 39th Earth Day, the annual event for people all over the world to renew our commitment to building a healthier and cleaner world for our children.
I remember the first celebration in 1970, when I was a student at the University of Colorado. A huge group of people gathered to celebrate. That day’s crowd was the equal of some anti-Vietnam War crowds in Boulder over the next two years. That’s saying something.
Next year, the 40th anniversary promises to be something special. Please check out http://www.earthday.net/ for more.
On this Earth Day, I present you two Qudoku puzzle sets referencing the meaning of this fine day. The first one is a Native American proverb.
SANDWICH
8x8 Word Sudoku Puzzle
Each row, column, 2x4 rectangle and set of circled letters contains the letters in the word exactly once
TUMBLE FOR
9x9 Word Sudoku Puzzle
Each row, column, 3x3 square and set of circled letters contains the letters in the word exactly once
Copy circled letters to the corresponding numbered cell in the quote grid to spell out the quote
The second quote comes from Marshall McLuhan.
PLANTS
6x6 Word Sudoku Puzzle
HEROIC
6x6 Word Sudoku Puzzle
Each row, column, 2x3 rectangle and set of circled letters contains the letters in the word exactly once
Copy circled letters to the corresponding numbered cell in the quote grid to spell out the quote
Solutions in the morning.
Thanks,
--Dave
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