CFOPnotFridrich
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Did you know that at the first Rubik's Cube World Championships (Budapest 1982)...
... Guus Razoux Schultz finished second using the method Cross + F2L pairs?
... Jiří Fridrich finished tenth making use of a primitive layer-by-layer method? :fp
Did you know that...
... Jozsef Borsos (Yugoslavia) was using the keyhole method?
... in the Netherlands the CFOP method was called Treep-Dockhorn method
or Dockhorn-Treep method after Kurt Dockhorn and Anneke Treep?
... in early 1981 when CFOP was invented Anneke was a 16-year old schoolgirl?
... in 1982 Frans Schiereck officially published the Dockhorn-Treep method?
Jiří Fridrich and
Guus Razoux Schultz
Did you know that...
... then Jiří Fridrich changed more than his name to Jessica Fridrich?
... he took the American citizenship and started working for the U.S.Army?
... in 1997 the transsexual militarist Fridrich put the old CFOP method on
the internet and called it arrogantly and unjustifiably his "Fridrich" method?
Who is Schoof?
prof. René Schoof, Università di Roma Tor Vergata, Italia,
inventor of F2L by corner-edge-pairs
Who is Fridrich?
Jiří Fridrich Hohenlohe (1569–†1645), officer and amateur poet
Dr. Hans Fridrich (1884–†1947), Oberbürgermeister von Breslau
Fridrich Weinwurm (1885–†1942), Slovak modernist architect
... Guus Razoux Schultz finished second using the method Cross + F2L pairs?
... Jiří Fridrich finished tenth making use of a primitive layer-by-layer method? :fp
David Singmaster wrote:
CUBIC CIRCULAR
A quarterly newsletter for Rubik Cube addicts
Issue 3 & 4 Spring & Summer 1982
[...]
The first Rubik's Cube World Championship was held in Budapest on 5 June 1982.
[...]
I asked all the contestants what algorithm they used. Borsos' algorithm was unclear to me.
[...]
The following descriptions assume doing the D face first, but this doesn't mean they hold it that way. I write DC for D corners, ME for middle edges, etc. The most popular method was to do DC, UC, U & D E, ME
[...]
Variants of the D, M, U layer method were used by Fridrich, Serbenski and Trajber. Chilvers did DC, DE, U, M. Razoux Schultz did DE, DC & ME together, U [...]. Petrus does a 2 × 2 × 3 block then orients edges, then orients corners, then completes D & M and then U. [...] He gets a 57 move average.
[...]
CUBIC CANNABIS
Rubik Cubes were banned at Wandsworth Prison, London, after one was found to be stuffed with cannabis!
Did you know that...
... Jozsef Borsos (Yugoslavia) was using the keyhole method?
... in the Netherlands the CFOP method was called Treep-Dockhorn method
or Dockhorn-Treep method after Kurt Dockhorn and Anneke Treep?
... in early 1981 when CFOP was invented Anneke was a 16-year old schoolgirl?
... in 1982 Frans Schiereck officially published the Dockhorn-Treep method?
Guus Razoux Schultz wrote:
Back in 1982 I "teached" Fridrich some F2L tricks of the dutch "Rene Schoof" system. Fridrich's LL method was the same as the dutch system called "Treep-Dockhorn" invented in 1981. [...] Fridrich [...] was the first who put F2L & LL [...] on the internet [...]
Did you know that...
... then Jiří Fridrich changed more than his name to Jessica Fridrich?
... he took the American citizenship and started working for the U.S.Army?
... in 1997 the transsexual militarist Fridrich put the old CFOP method on
the internet and called it arrogantly and unjustifiably his "Fridrich" method?
Jiří Fridrich wrote:
I work [...] focusing mostly on military research funded by the Air Force, [...] and
other government agencies. I also occassionally collaborate with private companies, [...]
Who is Schoof?
prof. René Schoof, Università di Roma Tor Vergata, Italia,
inventor of F2L by corner-edge-pairs
Who is Fridrich?
Jiří Fridrich Hohenlohe (1569–†1645), officer and amateur poet
Dr. Hans Fridrich (1884–†1947), Oberbürgermeister von Breslau
Fridrich Weinwurm (1885–†1942), Slovak modernist architect