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I got a new notebook of graph paper yesterday (I didn't even know they made graph paper in NOTEBOOKS before!). The following puzzle is the first one I've made in it. It's not too hard, but I believe it's still enjoyable. :)

To celebrate the upcoming anniversary of my birth, here is the HUGEST puzzle I have ever made!



E-mail the address on my info page when you've solved this gigantic puzzle. :)

After its BIG debut in Puzzle 45, Process of Illumination is now bite-sized. Enjoy solving. :)

The rules of Heyawake are in my first LJ post.

The rules of Block Party are so simple, I can explain them in one sentence: divide the grid into pieces shaped like rectangles (squares) along the grid lines such that each piece contains exactly one number, which represents the area of that piece in squares.



Apologies to Zotmeister for stealing his name for this puzzle; to make up for it, he can steal Process of Illumination for use on his LJ. :)



Example on left, solution on right. Rules:
1. Place light bulbs in the white cells according to the following rules.
2. Every white cell must be illuminated by at least one light bulb. A light bulb illuminates its own cell, plus all other cells in an uninterrupted horizontal or vertical line, up to the perimeter of the puzzle, or a black cell (whichever is closer).
3. Two light bulbs may not illuminate each other.
4. A number on a black cell represents how many light bulbs are on cells which share an edge with that cell.

Here are the puzzles:



Solutions for these puzzles would be appreciated; PayPal donations for these puzzles would be GREATLY appreciated. My e-mail address is still gbf87[AT]cox[DOT]net.