UK Open 2012

Would be great to learn some blind too from you- you're great! I want at least a 3bld success xD

As for goals if I'm going which is very likely I'll just go for a sub-current NR avg. Shouldn't be too hard to break 8.81 I think by then :)

Also, will there be feet? I wanna actually try my weird MU technique on a mat lol. And edible as well as inedible prizes?

At the last UKO there was no feet or MBLD, could well be the same but I'm in hope that MBLD is included!
 
I'm honoured! Will definitely go for safety solves until I get a success, and if there are any attempts left go for speed. How many attempts will we get? Does it depend on time?

Depends on whatever daniel says I think :p is it normally three?

Something I meant to ask... is Registration free (as per UK Open 2011), is there a charge or is this undecided yet?

and which events are likely to be run.. I would really like some big cubes but I know theirs are time constraints :confused:

Registration fee is £5 per competitor per day, provisionally! And as far as i'm aware yes, all 19 will be on.

Would be great to learn some blind too from you- you're great! I want at least a 3bld success xD

As for goals if I'm going which is very likely I'll just go for a sub-current NR avg. Shouldn't be too hard to break 8.81 I think by then :)

Also, will there be feet? I wanna actually try my weird MU technique on a mat lol. And edible as well as inedible prizes?

lol, i'm not sure about prizes, further down the planning line, if theres excess monies then I don't see why not. bring on sub 8.81 haha
 
3bld is likely to be 3 attempts with some sort of cutoff after 2.
Some events are unlikely to be held. Just look at UKO 2011 for an idea. I won't be trying to finalise an event list for a couple of months though.
 
Yay! Now to ensure that nothing comes up on that weekend to interfere with my being able to attend.
I don't have any experience organising competitions, but if you need an extra pair of hands I'll be more than happy to help out.
 
Dad's just booked me a hotel room for the weekend so I guess I'm going :D

Best get a shed load of practice in before then, sub minute 4x4 is all I want :p
 
nice :), which hotel you staying at?

No idea, all I know is it's a double room so I can take someone along with me :)

He also told me that a lot of them are starting to fill up... but that's probably just the good ones (*** +) though as he doesn't skimp on anything :rolleyes:
 
What about for a struggling student? :b

lol lol, forgot about prices actually :p

there's the premier inn, very cheap in advance

hotel ibis

them two are near train station which is handy i guess

Belmont hotel, that may be dear too though

Holiday in at walkers stadium

stoneycroft hotel

also, there is a really grim looking one called park inn. might be okay but I wouldn't recomend
 
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