From: str8ts81 <str8ts@...>
Subject: [puzzles] Finally the next Sudoku has arrived!
To: puzzles@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, January 11, 2009, 9:38 PM

I admit to being a shameless promoter of Str8ts, but I think puzzlers need a jump start on
the next big puzzle craze.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

CONTACT:
Jeff Widderich / Andrew Stuart
Syndicated Puzzles

Victoria, British Columbia

250 885 8344
sales@syndicatedpuz zles.com

Is Str8ts the next Sudoku? Jan 1, 2009

It has been a very strange chain of events that has allowed Sudoku to conquer the world
by storm. Years have passed and Sudoku fans and solvers have been wondering patiently
if there would be a worthy rival. The Japanese were slated by the press to be the front
runners to invent the next craze, but the mood in the puzzle world was that it simply
couldn't be done. Syndicated Puzzles is confident Str8ts will enjoy the same rapid growth
as Sudoku. Str8ts has all the same qualities as Sudoku. Easy to learn, addictive, exciting,
great learning curve, compact in design, great newspaper presence and no math skills
required.

"A puzzle is a naked black and white object that has the clever ability to hide a maximal
amount of information. If the puzzle isn't as good as the hype, puzzle fans will let you
know" says Jeff Widderich the inventor and CEO of the Company.
Unlike Sudoku the intellectual property of Str8ts is protected. This will probably slow down
the spread of the puzzle to a certain degree, but thanks to Andrew Stuart the chief
architect, the backbone of Syndicated Puzzles is in place and ready to handle rapid growth.
Puzzle fans around the world can test drive Str8ts online at www.str8ts.com with a daily on
line puzzle.
" Is the proof in the pudding? Grab a spoon and dig into the sweetness of elegance and
simplicity" says Andrew Stuart.
Syndicatedpuzzles. com is a brand new venture with the main focus of providing leading
edge creativity to all publishing media and platforms.
Jeff Widderich
SyndicatedPuzzles
http://www.syndicat edpuzzles. com
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