The blindfold race!

Week 50:

  • 3x3BLD 20 solves: mean of five best. (do at least 5 solves)
  • 4x4BLD 8 solves: mean of two best. (at least 2)
  • 5x5BLD 4 solves: best solve. (well, one then)

Do as much or as little as you like. This will end Sunday night, December 18, 2011, at 11:59 PM EDT.

Scrambles for week 50:

3x3x3:
  1. U2 F' D' L' U' F' U2 B' D2 B R' F R2 B D F' D' U'
  2. L2 R' F2 D' B' F U2 L' U' B2 R B L' F2 R' D' L'
  3. B L B F D2 L U L' D L2 B2 U2 B2 F' R D F U'
  4. F2 D' U' F R D U L' B2 R' U' B' D2 F D' R' D U
  5. B' D B2 U2 F' U2 F2 L' B' U2 L R' U2 F U' R' B R'
  6. D2 L' R U B2 D2 U2 R2 D2 F R2 U B L D' U2 R2 U'
  7. R' D B2 D U F2 L' U2 L F R D B2 L2 R2 U2 F' U
  8. D2 F U L2 B2 F' R2 D U B R' D L' D' F' U' L' U
  9. U L' D' B2 R U' F' R B2 R F2 L2 U' F' U B' F
  10. L2 F U' B2 D B L' R' U2 F D' F2 L' B' L' B2 L' U
  11. D2 F' L B U2 L2 B R2 B U' F U' F L F D2 U' F'
  12. L' B D' B D2 U2 F L' R B L' B2 F L D' U' F2 R' U2
  13. R D2 F L' B' U F R' F2 D2 R F2 U F' U2 R F2 U2
  14. L D U' B U' B' R2 U2 F' R2 U F2 R' B2 L2 U' L' U2
  15. B2 D F U2 F2 U' L' F' D' U' R U B2 F' R2 U' F2 U
  16. U' L2 B' U' L2 R2 D U R D L2 B2 F' U B' U L'
  17. U R D B2 U' R2 B L2 R2 B' R' U2 B' L2 D2 B' L
  18. L2 R D2 R F L2 R' D U2 B L2 B' F' D F2 U L' U
  19. B U2 R' D2 L U' L' B U' L' F2 U2 L D2 R2 D2 L U
  20. F L' D2 L' R B2 U F U B' R U' F2 D2 F R D' F

4x4x4:
  1. Fw U2 B2 F D2 U2 Fw U' F2 Uw' R2 B2 L2 B' Fw' F' Uw Rw B' L2 D Rw Fw' F2 Rw2 U' R2 D2 Uw L Uw2 B Fw' U' Fw' F Rw Fw L Rw2
  2. F L2 Rw2 Fw Rw' B2 Uw' Fw L B D2 U' L' Rw2 D Uw2 B Fw' D2 B' F2 R2 U F L R2 D2 F Uw2 Rw R2 F2 Rw' D U' B' R U' L B'
  3. B F' D U2 L2 F Rw2 B2 F D' U' Rw' B2 Rw2 R' D Fw L' B' L' U2 F' Rw U Fw U2 Rw' Fw2 R2 D L' R' D2 R2 B Uw' B L Uw' Fw
  4. Fw Rw' R B L2 R' Fw F L' D2 B' F2 L2 U Rw2 B' Fw' F Uw L' Uw L Rw2 F R' F' L' D2 F' R' Uw' Rw' F2 U2 F2 U2 Fw' F2 D2 L2
  5. Rw2 D2 Uw' B' Uw' L2 R' B' Fw' F2 L2 D2 Uw Fw' Uw2 Rw' D Rw U' L2 Rw2 U' Fw U B' Uw2 F2 R2 F2 D2 Uw U2 Fw2 L2 R2 U2 B' U2 B Fw2
  6. Uw' Rw D Fw2 F' L2 Rw' R2 B' Fw D2 R2 Fw2 L' F' D' B' D' L U L' B' L2 Fw F2 L2 R' B Fw2 Uw' Rw R2 D Uw L2 Fw Uw' L2 D2 Uw'
  7. B2 Uw Fw L' R' Uw2 F2 L2 B2 Fw' D2 R2 U' L2 Rw R' Uw Rw' U R' Uw' F' L2 U B2 U' R D' L2 B2 Rw Uw' F2 R2 B D2 U B2 L2 D2
  8. Uw' U' L B' Rw2 Fw R D2 F' R Fw2 F2 R Fw' L' R' U Rw F2 Uw' Rw2 F' Uw2 U2 B' D B' Uw' F L' Rw' U B' R2 U2 L' Rw R F L'

5x5x5:
  1. Lw Bw2 Lw Fw' L Fw F L' Bw2 L2 R2 Uw2 U2 R2 Bw U' Fw2 Dw Bw Uw' L2 Fw' Lw D L' Fw' F2 D2 L Fw' L Lw R2 Uw2 L2 Rw R' F' D' Dw' Uw2 R' Uw' U Bw Fw Rw B2 R B2 L' Rw' R2 F Uw B2 Dw' B' D' Lw2
  2. R2 Uw2 L' Rw2 B' Bw Uw Rw' R2 F' Lw2 Uw' B F2 Dw' F2 Uw' Bw Uw' Rw' D Fw2 L Lw' Bw2 Fw2 Dw2 Bw' Fw R' U B U2 Bw D' Lw Rw' Uw' U Rw' R' D' Lw F' Lw Dw2 Bw' D' Dw B Fw2 Rw U2 F R' D' Fw' Rw F' Uw2
  3. Lw B F D Uw Bw2 F' R2 D2 Fw2 L' U2 F2 Rw' B R2 F2 D' B' Bw' Fw F' Rw Bw' F Lw' Dw U' Lw2 R2 Uw2 L' Fw F Lw2 F2 Lw Bw' R2 U2 L2 R Uw2 U L F2 Uw2 Lw2 B2 Fw' Lw' F2 D2 R' D' Dw2 L U Rw' R2
  4. Dw2 Fw2 R' D' L' D' Dw' Lw' B' R2 U Bw2 Fw' Uw2 B U2 L Fw F' Lw Rw R2 D2 Dw U' Rw Bw Rw B2 Bw2 F2 L Lw U2 L2 Bw L' Rw' F Lw U L Lw2 Uw U' L B2 L' Lw' Dw' Uw' U B2 F2 U Fw Dw L' U Rw
 
Week 50

3x3x3: 3/16
DNF, 15:01.59, DNF, DNF, DNF, DNF, DNF, 7:04.83, DNF, DNF, DNF, DNF, DNF, DNF, 6:42.79, DNF

Details:
1) Messed up an undo setup move. I knew it happened, but didn't know what moves I made so I couldn't fix it.
2) Memo'd in about 5:00... then spent the next ~6 minutes going through the memo over and over because I had odd edges and even corners. Finally found the piece... grrr!
3) 7:25... The solve felt great. I was off by a three cycle of edges but I don't know why.
4) Memo'd in under 5:00. I screwed up the very first move by using my first corners letter to do edges. It was an M slice alg, and I don't know the inverse so I couldn't undo it... so I just stopped. In hindsight, I could have just done the same alg 5 more times, but of course I didn't think about that with the blindfold on.
5) 6:41.71... Memo went quick, but it was mostly because of already solved and flipped pieces. I wasn't even close with this one.
6) 6:03.52... Getting some fast solves. (For me anyway) Too bad none of them are even close :(
7) 12:34.06... Spent about 5:00 trying to recall one image. It finally just popped into my head. No clue what I did wrong, everything seemed right... but it was way off.
8) I'm happy
9) 8:03.84
10) 8:13.54... Off by four edges
11) 5:47.53... Couldn't ask for a better scramble, but I was still way off despite being ubber confident about the memo.
12) 12:08.20 (Gave up) Forgot the first image for edges. Sat the cube down and used "process of elimination" to determine what the pieces were. Then messed with the 8 possible letters in my head for awhile until if jogged my memory... that took about five minutes. Then, I spontaneously forgot an algorithms in the middle of execution so I just gave up.
13) 6:07... Seemed pretty solid until I messed up an alg on the next to the last piece. :(
14) 6:20.42... Gave up with a couple edges to go. Did wrong alg and couldn't undue. Actually, I did the wrong alg, AND messed it up as well. :(
15) Went pretty smoothly, no parity
16) 14:16.78... Realized I screwed up the memo when I had odd edges and even corners. Had to go through the whole cube a few times before I found the mistake and then rememo'd. Was off by three corners.


This isn't exactly the "specified" area to ask BLD questions, but since there are quite a few excellent blind solvers in here, I'm asking anyway. How did everyone get so good at memorizing the cube? I understand the concepts of various methods... it's not that I don't understand them, its just that it still seems really difficult for me. I have tried rooms, journey, visual, and am now using sort of a modified person action approach. It takes so much concentration for me to hold onto a memo, that I have little concentration left over to actually execute the solve. I suspect this plays a large part in the execution mistakes that I make.
 
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Not impressed by my performance this week.

3x3 BLD: 32.38, 34.26, 38.24, 38.26, 39.89 = 36.92
accuracy: 12/20
times: DNF, 46.55, 38.24, 42.69, DNF, 47.33, 41.69, DNF, DNF, 43.12, 43.80, 39.89, DNF, DNF, 38.26, 32.38, DNF, DNF, 34.26, 1:02.86

5x5 BLD: = 8:56.97
accuracy: 2/4
times: 9:22.13, DNF, 8:56.97, DNF
Comment:
-Forgot an image.
-Gave up during memo.
 
3x3x3 BLD = 37.70

56.79, 42.73, DNF(45.70), 51.40, DNF(44.91), DNF(47.01), 38.54, 43.09, 1:11.20, DNF(44.85), 31.53, 43.76, DNF(44.38), DNF(1.03), DNF(40.51), 50.57, 35.05, 40.12, DNF(49.70), 48.52

Accuracy is terrible, but good single times. 1.03 was solved, but timer didn't start.
 
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Carson said:
This isn't exactly the "specified" area to ask BLD questions, but since there are quite a few excellent blind solvers in here, I'm asking anyway. How did everyone get so good at memorizing the cube? I understand the concepts of various methods... it's not that I don't understand them, its just that it still seems really difficult for me. I have tried rooms, journey, visual, and am now using sort of a modified person action approach. It takes so much concentration for me to hold onto a memo, that I have little concentration left over to actually execute the solve. I suspect this plays a large part in the execution mistakes that I make.
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Have you thought about this: what part of memorizing is it that's hard for you? There are several pieces to the process, and it would be interesting to know what exactly is hard. You say it's hard to "hold on to the memo", so that seems to imply that whatever you're memorizing is not very vivid. That being the case, I'd suggest very vivid memo. Make the actions violent; use very memorable persons. Are you doing person-action in a linked list (just a single story run together), or are you putting them in locations somehow? Make sure you make it all quite vivid. Based on the problem you're describing, I definitely wouldn't go for something like visual; person-action sounds good.

I personally don't use very vivid memorization, but then my memo seems to stick fairly well, so it's actually convenient to have mine not so vivid, since that allows me to forget easily. But if you're having to concentrate too much to hold onto memo, it's probably worth it to try more vivid memorization.
 
Mike Hughey said:
Have you thought about this: what part of memorizing is it that's hard for you? There are several pieces to the process, and it would be interesting to know what exactly is hard. You say it's hard to "hold on to the memo", so that seems to imply that whatever you're memorizing is not very vivid. That being the case, I'd suggest very vivid memo. Make the actions violent; use very memorable persons. Are you doing person-action in a linked list (just a single story run together), or are you putting them in locations somehow? Make sure you make it all quite vivid. Based on the problem you're describing, I definitely wouldn't go for something like visual; person-action sounds good.

I personally don't use very vivid memorization, but then my memo seems to stick fairly well, so it's actually convenient to have mine not so vivid, since that allows me to forget easily. But if you're having to concentrate too much to hold onto memo, it's probably worth it to try more vivid memorization.
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I use groups of people. Each groups consist of five people, two for corners and three for edges. I have quite a few of these groups, and the individuals within the groups always appear in the same order and hold the same letters. Each person gets four letters, with the second person for corners and the third person for edges being designated to hold any extra letters as well if the memo is long enough. The four letters each person gets assigns them combinations of actions, items, or locations. This could be doing an action in a certain location, or doing an action with an item or another person in a location. I "sort of" translate these into images. I picture the scene, but I do not ignore the actual phrase in my head. I combine the image and the phrase for each person. Many of the details of each scene are implied, i.e., things that I would expect to see in a certain scene or setting are visualized even if they are not specifically part of the phrase. I do use very perverse/grotesque/shocking images when I can create them, and they do help to keep the memo better. The following example is somewhat more family friendly than what I would likely use were I not sharing it with the internet at large.


KOII Group - Corners
U T J A Q O H F
Chester: (U)nder (T)able (J)abbing (A)nimals | Image = Chester hiding under a table stabbing stuffed animals with an ice pick.
Mitchell: (Q)uilt (O)ff with (H)airy (F)armer | Image = Mitchell participating in a quilting competition with a really hair farmer. I would picture them sitting in rocking chairs for added effect.

When I first started learning M2, I memo'd corners fist because that is the order I solve. I recently began memo'ing corners last, but still have to refresh edges and corners before beginning the solve. It is not uncommon for me, even after the refresh, to have to refresh the edges one more time before beginning the solve. If I forget part of the memo during the execution, I can sometimes use the process of elimination to figure out one or two of the letters that belong to that person, and that may jog my memory. In general, if I can remember any part of each person's image, I am ok. For the above example, I would actively continue to recite 'table' 'quilt' in my head during the solve. (along with something relating to the other images as well).

I also have issues with remembering the memo DURING the memo, specifically when breaking into a new cycle. If I hit the buffer, I have to slowly go back through the memo to see which pieces I have already used in order to know which spots are available to send the buffer to. I frequently get down to a "two-cycle" of edges at the end of the memo, but can't figure out which pieces are left. I have to exert so much "brain energy" sustaining the memo, that it makes if difficult to find the pieces. I guess its hard to pinpoint a specific problem, since I have trouble with pretty much everything. :(
 
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Carson said:
...I picture the scene, but I do not ignore the actual phrase in my head. I combine the image and the phrase for each person....
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To speed up your memo, I would recommend to memorize less. Start by not remembering the phrase anymore, only the image. If the image is good enough to encode the phrase, then spending the mental effort to also memorize the phrase is not necessary. This will save you time.

Carson said:
Many of the details of each scene are implied, i.e., things that I would expect to see in a certain scene or setting are visualized even if they are not specifically part of the phrase.
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This is definitely slowing you down. If you spend time to memorize something that is not explicitly part of what you are memorizing, then you're effectively not doing anything useful here. Yes the added detail can make the other images more memorable, but wouldn't it be better to just replace your less memorable images with more memorable ones that don't need extra detail?

Carson said:
For the above example, I would actively continue to recite 'table' 'quilt' in my head during the solve. (along with something relating to the other images as well).
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Carson said:
I also have issues with remembering the memo DURING the memo, specifically when breaking into a new cycle.
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I would venture to say that with what you said in the first part of your post, together with what you're saying here, it appears to me that your images are really not very "information rich". It seems to me that you are using a lot of extra information to help make the images stick more easily. I would recommend to work to make your images more memorable. Try using a fixed template for how your images will go, and maybe even eventually work up to a fixed list.

Just my ideas, take it or leave it. Based on what you've said though, I think the underlying issue is that you need more memorable images than you currently have.
 
cmhardw said:
This is definitely slowing you down. If you spend time to memorize something that is not explicitly part of what you are memorizing, then you're effectively not doing anything useful here. Yes the added detail can make the other images more memorable, but wouldn't it be better to just replace your less memorable images with more memorable ones that don't need extra detail?
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I think you hit on some likely possibilities, however I don't believe I was specific about this concept. The implied details are things that I really have to "memorize" because they are part of my natural assumption about the scene I am creating. For example: Let's say that my image is someone drowning. (yes, that's awful, but its memorable) For this image, the first thing I picture is someone throwing them a life preserver while they are scream and wildly waving their arms. I don't really "memorize" the life preserver because, for me, it is implied by the scene. When I get to that part of the recall, the life preserver will likely be in the image even though I didn't consciously memorize it. Does that make sense? I feel like I am trying to over explain myself.

Edit: Also, my apologies for derailing the thread. If I have anymore questions I will put them in the appropriate place.
 
3x3x3 BLD: 1:19.62
Accuracy: 15/20
Best single: 1:11.70
1:45.44, 2:03.31, 1:40.52, DNF [1:38.91, 3E], 2:09.65, DNF [1:34.15, 6E], 1:26.56, 2:16.72, DNF [1:28.47, 3E], 1:12.58, 1:32.23, DNF [1:21.01, 2E], 1:44.52, 2:22.96, 1:24.08, 1:11.70, 1:56.04, DNF [1:37.07, 3E], 1:23.16, 1:27.28

Comment: This started off so bad that I decided I wasn't going to worry about accuracy at all, so I just tried to go as fast as I could on the last half of the solves. It got better. Terrible overall accuracy, but this mean of best 5/20 is one of my better results.

* generic key for mistakes - C: corners, E: edges or central edges, W: wings, X: X centers, +: + centers, i: inner, o: outer, O: obliques
 
Week 51:

  • 3x3BLD 20 solves: mean of five best. (do at least 5 solves)
  • 4x4BLD 8 solves: mean of two best. (at least 2)
  • 5x5BLD 4 solves: best solve. (well, one then)

Do as much or as little as you like. This will end Sunday night, December 25, 2011, at 11:59 PM EDT.

Scrambles for week 51:

3x3x3:
  1. D R B F' D2 U B2 L R F U' F2 D R F R' U'
  2. U2 L' R D B2 F' L B R2 B2 R2 F' L' F U2 B
  3. L2 U2 B D R2 F' D B R2 B' L' R' F2 U2 R D' F'
  4. L2 B2 L' D L D' F L' D2 B L' D R' B2 F L2 U' R
  5. L2 D2 L' U R U R2 U B' L2 R U L2 U R' D F'
  6. F2 D2 U' B2 U' R B' L D2 R' F2 U' L F D B F' U L2
  7. F' D' B2 D2 F R D L U2 B2 D F U' F' D2 F2 U'
  8. U' B2 R' B D2 L2 B R U2 R2 U' R' D2 B L2 R2 F' U2
  9. F L2 U2 B F R' U' B2 F' D' F2 L B2 R U B2 F R'
  10. D2 F' L U2 F' L2 U2 F D2 U2 F2 R2 D' R2 B R2 F' U'
  11. B' D B' R' U2 L D U2 B2 L B R D2 L' D' R' U
  12. F U' B' F2 U' L B2 R' U2 B D B2 D' B' F2 R' D2
  13. R2 B' L' F2 D F2 U2 R2 B R' U2 B R2 F' L' D' F R'
  14. R2 D U2 B2 U B' F D2 R' F2 L R B D B R2 F D
  15. L B2 L F2 D U L' R U L' D R2 U B' R2 D' F U
  16. B2 D2 L2 F2 L2 B D' R U' B' L D R B U2 F' L U2 R'
  17. B R' U B' L D R2 U2 R' B2 L F L U2 R2 B R2 U2
  18. R F L U F2 D F U' R U B2 U R' U2 L2 D2 B
  19. R' U2 L B2 D U2 L2 D L' B L' F2 D U2 R B F D2
  20. L' D L' R U F U2 F2 L2 R2 U' L2 D2 R2 B U2 B F2

4x4x4:
  1. Uw' U' B Fw' F U2 F2 L' Rw' D' Uw B2 Fw' Rw2 U' Rw D' U2 R' F' U' R U2 B L R' F' D' L' Uw' L F' D2 F' D2 Fw Uw' L Rw' Fw'
  2. F2 L2 D Rw B L Rw U' B' F2 R2 D' Fw' L2 R B2 R2 Fw F2 Rw' F' D L2 Fw' L' U2 Fw L2 B' U' Rw' D2 U2 B R2 Uw F2 D2 B2 F
  3. F U2 Rw U Rw2 F2 L2 Fw2 R' Uw' B D' Uw' F R' Fw2 U2 B2 L U2 L Rw R' D2 R' D' B' F' L' Fw' Rw B2 Rw2 U2 Rw2 B D' Uw' F L2
  4. L' B' Fw D2 R' Uw' U Fw' F2 D' U Rw' Uw U L' U' B' D B' D2 Uw B' Fw2 D2 B' F Rw' D' F2 R2 D' U Fw2 D2 Fw F2 D' Rw R Uw'
  5. Uw2 U2 Fw' F' Rw' Fw L B' F' U2 Rw B2 Fw2 D' Rw' B R U' R' D2 F D' Fw F Rw' B R2 B' U' F D2 L' Rw2 F2 Rw Uw U' B' Uw Fw
  6. D Uw U Rw Uw2 R B F2 D' B Fw' Rw2 R B' Fw' Rw Fw2 F2 Uw U' L' D' R B2 F Rw R' D L' U2 L Fw2 F' Rw2 F2 R2 D' B D U2
  7. U' Fw F' Uw F D L2 F L2 Rw Fw D2 U2 B' Fw2 F2 U2 Fw2 U' R' B2 R' Uw' U' B2 F2 Rw2 R B' F2 Uw B2 F' Uw2 L Fw F2 L' Rw2 U2
  8. B Fw' Uw R' Fw' R U' B Fw' Rw' B Uw U B2 Fw2 U' F L' Uw' L2 B' Rw2 Fw' F' L2 Rw' Uw R2 D2 Rw B F Rw' F' Uw' R' D' R2 D2 Uw2

5x5x5:
  1. Uw' U' Rw' R B D L2 F2 L' D U L Bw' Fw2 Lw Dw2 R B R' B' F' R' Uw' U' B' Bw2 Lw' F Rw' R' Bw' Dw Fw' Lw2 D U' Rw2 D Uw' B Bw' Lw Dw' L2 Dw Lw2 R2 Uw B Rw Fw' L2 Dw' L' R2 Fw2 Lw D' Fw' D
  2. B U2 L2 B' U' B Fw F2 D2 Dw' Uw' B Fw2 Rw B L' F2 L Uw2 B F2 Dw L2 Rw' B' D' Rw2 R B2 Bw F Rw Bw2 F2 U2 F' Dw2 Lw D' L R2 Bw' Fw' L' Rw' R' Bw' Fw' Lw' Rw2 U2 Lw2 Dw' U Bw Fw' D Uw Bw2 D'
  3. D' Dw L2 Lw Rw2 Dw' L2 Lw Bw Dw' Rw2 Uw2 U' Rw Bw2 Fw D2 Uw' B Rw R Bw Fw2 Lw F2 R U L2 Rw2 Bw' Fw' F' Uw' Rw' B2 L' Rw' R2 Uw2 U' Lw' R2 D' R2 D F2 Lw2 R' Fw' Lw2 U' Lw2 Dw2 Uw' B2 Lw' Uw2 B2 Fw R2
  4. B' Dw2 Uw Lw2 R2 B Lw' Rw' Uw' Lw2 Uw B2 Uw' Bw' U2 Lw2 Uw L2 Dw' Bw2 Rw Uw' L2 D2 B R Uw U Rw' B U Lw2 U' Rw2 U R' Bw F L' Rw' R Fw' F2 D2 F' L2 Lw R' D Dw U2 R2 D2 Dw' Fw' Rw' Fw Dw2 Bw' R'
 
3x3 BLD: 13/20
DNF(3:56.41), 2:30.82, DNF(2:39.16), DNF(2:44.98), 4:15.02, 4:54.92, DNF(3:51.85), 3:14.54, 2:24.41, DNF(3:00.51) 2:59.79, 3:03.54, DNF(3:00.45), 3:47.27, 3:01.94, DNF(2:36.89), 4:00.76, 3:14.09, 3:39.17, 3:24.80 = 2:52.10
 
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3x3x3 BLD: 1:24.99
Accuracy: 16/20
Best single: 1:13.98
1:47.46, 1:38.22, DNF [1:58.23, 2E 2C], DNF [1:46.07, 3C], 1:37.30, 1:39.07, 1:38.74, 1:30.54, 1:18.46, 1:29.10, 2:08.19, 1:32.88, 1:40.90, DNF [1:50.37, 2E], 1:41.82, 1:33.98, 1:58.87, 1:13.98, DNF [1:45.26, 3E], 2:02.99

Comment: Very bad. These seemed like really hard scrambles, though. Or maybe I just shouldn't do BLD solves when I'm really hungry.

* generic key for mistakes - C: corners, E: edges or central edges, W: wings, X: X centers, +: + centers, i: inner, o: outer, O: obliques
 
Does anyone mind if I use this race to "document" my way into 4BLD?
For the moment i'm just figuring out the center coms without looking.
Once I get that down I'll start including edges.
So don't expect any times from me, just listing succes/failure on individual parts of the solve (will use spoiler tags)
 
3x3 BLD: 36.74, 39.43, 41.59, 44.43, 44.79 = 41.40
accuracy: 11/20
times: 44.79, DNF, DNF, DNF, 47.76, 39.43, 46.38, 48.48, 50.05, DNF, DNF, DNF, 36.74, 45.82, DNF, DNF, 47.27, 44.43, DNF, 41.59
Comment: Ugh, memo wasn't sticking well at all. Maybe I should start practising more.
 
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