Lake Erie Open 2012?

Which events?

  • 3x3 Fewest Moves

    Votes: 4 30.8%
  • Megaminx

    Votes: 3 23.1%
  • Pyraminx

    Votes: 7 53.8%
  • Square-1

    Votes: 6 46.2%
  • Master Magic

    Votes: 3 23.1%
  • 4x4 Blindfolded

    Votes: 3 23.1%
  • 3x3 Multi Blind

    Votes: 3 23.1%

  • Total voters
    13
  • Poll closed .
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=BeijingNoCubes2010If I do it, I will put the city in. I might jump into a close college like Baldwin-Wallace.
NeedReality knows where I live.

I might make the competition something similar to Beijing No Cubes 2010.

It's really awkward how you keep mentioning me when all I've done is respond to one of your PMs (not to sound harsh or anything).

It would be nice to have a two-day competition in Ohio like this, you'd just have to try and get enough interest going. Wait until you go to a competition before you decide to run one though - you should see how one functions first.
 
Bad things
-You're a sixth grader who thinks he has 'a lot of stuff on his hands'
-You've never been to a competition
-You are indecisive at best
-You give no meaningful details.

I would never go to a competition of yours.
 
I'm sorry, and I have to blame my parents partially. They won't let me give out information. It's in Brunswick, OH if I'm to do it.
The reason I don't/ possibly can't have it two day is because this is a school/church. I mentioned in one of my threads that I go to a parochial school.
 
the lack of southern east coast comps disturbs me.

That's due to the lack of delegates in that area. I have delegated more competitions in Virginia than anybody from NJ should--it's not really all that close. Therefore, I propose this logic. Since I've competed in Virginia at least 7 times that I can remember, it's reasonable to believe that somebody from Virginia is close enough to NJ competitions. If somebody from Virginia disagrees with this, then it is unreasonable to expect me to come down there. (R), I'm not talking specifically about you, but I'm mentioning it because I do actually get emails somewhat often asking me to go down to Virginia to delegate for some competition organizer who has competed once or twice, if at all.
 
That's due to the lack of delegates in that area. I have delegated more competitions in Virginia than anybody from NJ should--it's not really all that close. Therefore, I propose this logic. Since I've competed in Virginia at least 7 times that I can remember, it's reasonable to believe that somebody from Virginia is close enough to NJ competitions. If somebody from Virginia disagrees with this, then it is unreasonable to expect me to come down there. (R), I'm not talking specifically about you, but I'm mentioning it because I do actually get emails somewhat often asking me to go down to Virginia to delegate for some competition organizer who has competed once or twice, if at all.

I'm in Baltimore now, but I'm probably not on the short list for delegates ;) I'm sure if there were more appropriate organizers down here, there might be more of a need for a delegate.
 
LOL sixth graders don't have any work on their hands.

As a 6th grader myself, I agree with this. Go to competitions, and after a few, if your still willing to try to organize, help with other competitions, then try an run one yourself. I've been to... 7 competitions now? There is a lot to organizing competitions. I can tell this from just attending, hardly helping other than judging.
 
As a 6th grader myself, I agree with this. Go to competitions, and after a few, if your still willing to try to organize, help with other competitions, then try an run one yourself. I've been to... 7 competitions now? There is a lot to organizing competitions. I can tell this from just attending, hardly helping other than judging.

It seems like everywhere I look, you have a fantastic post. Smartest 6th grader on the forum.
 
I'm a 10th grader, I have a GPA higher than that, but there's no way I could organize a competition. GPA doesn't always determine the responsibility of the person.

I never said that I was responsible because I had a high GPA. From now on, keep comments cubing related.
Oh, yeah. Austin, reed the link. Spelling mistake joke har har har.
 
I never said that I was responsible because I had a high GPA. From now on, keep comments cubing related.
Oh, yeah. Austin, reed the link. Spelling mistake joke har har har.
1.You just made an off topic comment about how your a sixth grader with an almost 4.0 gpa. Which is irrelevant to anything and also Bob never called you personally dumb even though you do lack common sense.
2.You still have the problem that no one will want to delegate this...
 
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