Designed circle paper, as a multifunctional grid paper, for squares, triangles, hexagons and rectangles. I think it’s possible to even get pentagons.

Here is a rendering of a function.

Tetromino=X is a puzzle game consisting of game pieces that build up on the game board. The pieces are numbered and colored, and consist of a group of two (domino) or a group of three (tromino) dice together. As game pieces are added to the board, groups of four adjacent pieces that add up to 10 are erased from the board. If an entire row is empty the pieces above it are moved down. To get further in the game you will have to place and count fast, because the pieces begin to speed up until level 30! If you are up for a challenge, try this fast-paced puzzle game.

For iOS there will be no extra purchases or ads.

Tromino=X is a puzzle game consisting of game pieces that build up on the game board. The pieces are numbered and colored, and consist of a group of two (domino) or a group of three (tromino) dice together. As game pieces are added to the board, groups of three adjacent pieces that add up to 10 are erased from the board. If an entire row is empty the pieces above it are moved down. To get further in the game you will have to place and count fast, because the pieces begin to speed up until level 30! If you are up for a difficult challenge, try this fast-paced puzzle game.

For iOS there will be no extra purchases or ads.

Domino=X is a puzzle game consisting of game pieces that build up on the game board. The pieces are numbered and colored, and consist of a group of two (domino) or a group of three (tromino) dice together. As game pieces are added to the board, groups of two adjacent pieces that add up to 10 are erased from the board. If an empty space is under the pieces above it are moved down. To get further in the game you will have to place and count fast, because the pieces begin to speed up until level 30! If you are up for a hard challenge, try this puzzle game.

For iOS there will be no extra purchases or ads.

TEN 4 is a puzzle game that has thousands of puzzles. You can select from a 3X3 or 4X4 pattern. Then a group and level is selected (group-level) and is displayed while playing the game. The puzzle is to swap dice, so that the dice, are next to each other in groups of 4 add up to ten matching the pattern. If the dice group adds up to ten then the color is changed to green. Multiple ways to turn green, but only one way to turn red. It is red if it doesn’t connect to a group of 4 dice that add up to ten. The puzzles start off easy, but get difficult in the end. It displays the number of possible solutions. The hardest puzzles have many different dice and few solutions.

Enjoy the puzzling nature of TEN 4.

TEN 3 is a puzzle game that has thousands of puzzles. You can select from a 3X3 or 4X4 pattern. Then a group and level is selected (group-level), and is displayed while playing the game. The puzzle is to swap dice, so that the dice, are next to each other in groups of 3 add up to ten matching the pattern. If the dice group adds up to ten then the color is changed to green. Multiple ways to turn green, but only one way to turn red. It is red if it doesn’t connect to a group of 3 dice that add up to ten. The puzzles start off easy, but get difficult in the end. It displays the number of possible solutions. The hardest puzzles have many different dice and few solutions.

Enjoy the puzzling nature of TEN 3.

I had a belief that chaos was complete disorder, until some recent insights. I believe instead that chaos is complete order, it contains every order, but is looked or measured upon from very far away. This means it is incredibly complex and hard to see order. I like this view point, because of the uncertainty principle. It’s relation to entropy means things are moving from order going closer to chaos (disorder). However, if this concept is correct we are just creating a larger number of the ways in which things are minutely ordered.

How do you measure wind with wind?