World Championships 2013 - Las Vegas

Did you get my payment? >.>

Tim.

I did. The reason you're not showing up on the competitors list is because you haven't verified your email yet. You should have received a message when you registered.

In the future, please use the contact link from the website; you'll get a quicker response from the organizers that way.
 
Dear Organizers,
I know this may not be the right place to do this...but I just wanted to publicly give my sincerest thanks to Tyson and the rest of the WC organizers for letting me be on staff. This is a monumental accomplishment for me, and I am proud to be a part of the staff for what is bound to be the biggest Rubik's Cube Competition EVER. I am probably the youngest staff member (just turned 15), I am on the way to organizing just my 2nd competition in June 2013, and I have only been to 8 competitions as of now, but I promise that I will not let you (the organizers) down. Thanks so much again for the chance to be part of something bigger than myself. :)
See you in Vegas,
Aaron Abramowitz
 
I can't imagine it will be comfortable, but I don't know how you feel about extreme temperatures. The average high in Vegas in July is 106F/41C. It was, at times last year, nearly unbearable to even stand outside for long.

At one point I stepped outside and it felt like the world was ending.

On the other hand, we did manage to do some rock climbing at Red Rock Canyon by going out at 6am and staying in the shade, and that was pretty bearable.
 
I described being outside one day as how it feels when you first get into your car after it has been sitting out for hours on a 90 degree day, except this heat doesn't dissipate. I think that is basically accurate. It's pretty unbelievable.

Another example of how hot it was:

Some of us stumbled back from Circus Circus (across the street) at 5 am on several different nights During those nights, it was consistently 95F to 100F (35-38 C).
 
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