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NoticeI am no longer posting new puzzles to this blog. For all of my Sudoku puzzles, old and new, please visit Sudoku in another section of this website. I will still create and offer new puzzles, in batches of a couple of hundred, once a week or so. Sudoku #29Category: Sudoku Yesterday, the US government announced plans to extend daylight savings time by two months in the Spring and Fall. It would seem that the US will do anything to conserve energy. Anything, that is, except any measure that would involve any significant sacrifice on the part of its citizens. It is estimated that extending daylight savings time would result in a whopping 1% to 2% savings in energy during those two months. But if the US really wanted to save energy, there are other more effective measures. They could increase the taxes on gasoline and increase the taxes on gas-guzzling motor vehicles. They could increase investment in alternative energy sources like solar and wind power. These are things that will need to be done anyways as the non-renewable resources dry up. Now is as good a time as any to prepare for the inevitable. And now for a problem that's easier to solve - todays Sudoku puzzle. Hans
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