Does anyone know of any good Sudoku games with more than 100 puzzles for a Nintendo DS lite. I like to play sudoku and can do about 3 a day in my spare time. I can do both easy adn adanced evels of the puzzle. I am looking for a game that will provide with a range of difficulties and a LOT of puzzles. I am going to be on a cruise soon with plenty of time to kill.

I can only get so far with my logic. Sometimes I can solve the “easy” ones but often I just end up scratching my head with no where to go.

A lucid dream is a dream where you become somewhat awake in your sleep and you realize it is not real. Once you realize that you are dreaming, it is exactly like the movie, The Matrix. You know its not real, so you can change the rules and do anything you want. One of the first things you will probably want to do is jump off a tall building and fly. That is also the best thing for a beginner to do because it helps you realize just how much control you have over the dream world.

Theres many ways to do it, but the simplest way is to constantly check to make sure your awake through out the day, and stay conscious as you fall asleep. The easiest way to do that is to slightly stimulate your mind before and during the time where you fall asleep, and have something to tie you to reality. You want to have some music playing, or a light flashing or something you can pick up on in your sleep. Wait till you are very tired, and about to fall asleep, and play a mental game like sudoku or something until you cant stay awake anymore. This will keep your mind going. Then once you shut your eyes, keep thinking about the music or flashing light or what ever you have. While you do this, you need to start creating a 3D world in your mind. Since you wont be using your eyes or ears, you will have to imagine everything, so use a place you know well, or make up your own scene.

You will almost always slowly forget that its made up, you will also sense the real stimuli, music of flashing light, and it wont fit in to the dream very well with out changing things. Just like on the movie, The Matrix, when you noticed something change or get déjà vu and stuff. This is where reality testing comes in. If you would normally check things out to make sure your awake in reality, you will do it in a dream as well. In reality you will just see that its real, in a dream things will start falling apart. Digital watches, iPods, Cellphones, and Computers will start acting crazy or unpredictable. Also written text will be unreadable or keep changing on you. Then if your lucky, you will realize its a dream and have full freedom.

There are a few problem though. This takes a while to train you brain to do this, and its not good for you. You brain will be working about two or three times harder to have its own reality with no sensory input to go on. Your brain is not designed to work like that, or that much. The first few times you will wake up and not be sure whats going on. Usually you will lose control of this. Since your partly asleep you will not be able to move, you will be delirious and see two different reality’s, the real one and the one you made up. If this happens you will clearly remember everything as if it were real. You will probably be convinced you were attacked by aliens or a ghost for a while after that. Most of the time when you have a lucid dream and do not wake up, you will not remember it, and training your mind to remember dreams is much harder and would need a whole new article written on it.
Most of whats in this article is what I have learned on my own after studying the work of Dr. Stephen Labarge. This article is saved on my computer and timestamped, as well as in my MySpace blog and timestamped, so don’t try to steal it, lol.

I’ve seen them around at a bunch of places I just can’t seem to think of where right now. I’m sending someone out at lunch to pick one up for a prize at our company party so I need some place easy to get to like a Walmart, Target… do those places have them or any other places you’ve seen them? Thanks!

The mad craze at the moment is the puzzle Sudoku. I am dying to have a go at it so bought a book. But for the love of my life I cannot understand how the game works.
Can anyone advise on a web site whare it can be explained in easy terms.
Thank you for any help!

I suffer from PTSD, chronic fatigue syndrome, and depression. I’ve been on disability for three years, but really want to work again. For some time, though, I’ve had trouble with things as simple as my phone number and easy mathematical computations. What bothers me most is that I always had a great vocabulary and writing ability. Now, I have difficulty recalling many words that should pop right into my head. I do Sudoku puzzles and crosswords daily, watch a lot of documentaries. My knowledge is increasing, but the ability to convey my thoughts is waning. What can I do???

im doin online classes and need help with my algebra. i know how to do algebra its just the graphing that i dont understand. is there a easy pattern to follow, or a way to look at is as a puzzle (ex. sudoku)? i appreciate any help i can get.

HI! Me and my mom are flying to denver colorado tomarrow to visit my older brother in college. We are spending this whole week there. My brother has classes a lot of the day, so I don’t know what to do for fun. My mom and I will go see the mountains and stuff but what do I do on the plane. I have two 3 hour layovers on the way there and I don’t know what to bring. I am bringing my iPod (which is fully loaded with new stuff) and my cell phone. I have a handheld electronic Sudoku thinger that I will bring and I am bringing a book. What else should I do during layovers and stuff? Can you bring snacks and water on the plane? The hotel we are staying at has a pool so I will swim but what if I get tired of this stuff? Any creative things I can bring along? (it would be nice if they are not expensive and easy to pack in a carry on.)

Thanks so much! I am SOOO EXCITED! I have been to maine, georgia, arizona, hawaii, and a lot of states but never colorado! I am SOO Happy!