Stanford Spring 2010: May 23

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Since we're known for silly titles, tentatively:
Cube-A-Palooza 3: Mostly Harmless​

We're mostly set with our venue and date (May 23), and are in the process of making it official.
http://ca.cubingusa.com/stanfordspring2010/

Since I'll be in Germany in the fall, I need to train other people to run events at Stanford, I actually will not be running this competition. Those of you coming to our competitions will be familiar with Brett. He'll be in charge, along with high schooler William Chen.

Skewb!
Is anyone interested in trying Skewb? Ron said he'll consider it as an official 2011 event if at least 8 competitions hold it this year.

Events are not set yet, although we're trying to balance things (along with Berkeley).
Team BLD will probably happen.
 
I was hoping for Cube-a-palooza 3: Pancake Chronicles.

Of course, if you actually had Cube-a-palooza be the official title. I am glad to see Skewb. Hopefully it can become official.
 
No no no, Mostly Harmless isn't until number 5. 3 should be Revenge of the Premise. Or Rubik's Revolutions.
 
Wow, I might actually be back in the Bay Area for this...

Wow, so you're going to travel more than a 5-minute walk for a competition?

My dear Tim, I'm pretty sure I had to walk at least 6 or 7 minutes for MIT Spring.

Oh yeah, and you even had to cross a street. Sorry, next time we hold a competition at MIT, we'll hold it in the EC courtyard, to make it easier for you. Or maybe I can reserve a lounge on 3rd west?
 
Wow, I might actually be back in the Bay Area for this...

Wow, so you're going to travel more than a 5-minute walk for a competition?

My dear Tim, I'm pretty sure I had to walk at least 6 or 7 minutes for MIT Spring.

Oh yeah, and you even had to cross a street. Sorry, next time we hold a competition at MIT, we'll hold it in the EC courtyard, to make it easier for you. Or maybe I can reserve a lounge on 3rd west?

Tim Reynolds, you are a superior being.
 
No, 4x4 is the Rubik's Revenge. Rubik's Revolutions is that silly thing with the flashy lights which we are most certainly not doing.
 
Wow, I might actually be back in the Bay Area for this...

Wow, so you're going to travel more than a 5-minute walk for a competition?

My dear Tim, I'm pretty sure I had to walk at least 6 or 7 minutes for MIT Spring.

Oh yeah, and you even had to cross a street. Sorry, next time we hold a competition at MIT, we'll hold it in the EC courtyard, to make it easier for you. Or maybe I can reserve a lounge on 3rd west?

Tim Reynolds, you are a superior being.

Truth.
 
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