Are you know the Crossword Puzzle's Origin From? 

BOOMZ77- When too late, or sometimes when I have to wait for something, we often get bored easily. Therefore, the various ways we are doing. Ranging from playing games in mobile phones, talking, to fill in the puzzle (TTS).

It is the latter that is actually the most challenging for some people. Because, while fun, can simultaneously hone skills and increase knowledge of the brain. Because of that, fans can be said to be very evenly TTS. Both the adolescents, adults, even children were sometimes much to play this brain teaser. Not surprisingly, the various mass media, often providing TTS TTS in its edition that has become very popular in many parts of the world.

But, you know who the real creator of this brain teaser? Was a man named Arthur Wynne who in around 1913 which created the TTS. At one point, Arthur's work in a medium called the New York World was given the job of his boss to make some kind of game that will be published in the media was in the "fun". Various things tried to create a game that attracts readers.

One time, he remembered his childhood. Arthur remembers that he once played a game called "Magic Squares". The game is a game of words, where the player must make the same word order and declined to form a flat box. Of this game, he then tried to be creative by adding extents of words with more complex shapes. And, to make it, he gave a sort of questions to unlock the answer.

TTS is then ala Arthur first appeared on December 21, 1913. The shape is then made with a diamond pattern. Simple and very easy to play. However, even with this simplicity and ease, making many people simply love this game. Thus, this success was soon followed by various other media. And, so successful, this game was recorded in 1924.

Then, in 1942's, the New York Times, America's leading newspapers to make a sort of standard for the TTS. Standards such as a symmetrical shape and length of said at least three letters. This makes the game more fun and popular puzzle, until eventually spread to various parts of the world. (http://www.boomz77.blogspot.com/)