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Thought of an idea for a puzzle - <u>MANHATTAN MADNESS II</u>. <br> | |||
The 9 towers are divided into four quarters of <br> | |||
different heights. Object is to place them together so <br> | |||
that there are always two of the same height next to <br> | |||
each other as shown). <br> | |||
As a simpler problem place the towers <br> | |||
so that no single area of a height is <br> | |||
left alone, but more than two of the <br> | |||
same height can be next to each other. <br> | |||
As a game, players in turn place <br> | |||
any tower, the 3 x 3 area not being defined <br> | |||
until there are 3 in each direction. <br> | |||
When a player is forced to <br> | |||
actually isolate a single area he <br> | |||
has lost the game. He continues <br> | |||
placing all the towers and loses one <br> | |||
point for each isolated single area. | |||
[Diagram of 9 groups of 4 squares (36 squares in total) arranged in a square grid. Each individual square has a number from 3 to 6 written in it.] | |||
<u>Claude</u> called. Among other things, he asked if he <br> | |||
should get more copies of <u>AGOG</u> for me if he sees <br> | |||
them for $2. Yes, another 5. | |||
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(cont. from 7/27) [7/27] | |||
Sent letter to ''<u>S & T</u>'' reader telling him where <u>RECKON</u> is <br> | |||
published (see 7/24). |