[NAR] Noah Arthurs 4:24.25 4BLD

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My second solve was about 10 seconds too slow, so I'm very happy this happened. The
solve was a little bit on the safe side, but certainly not a safety solve.

This was at Cambridge Open 2013.

I'll upload my 3BLD soon.

Reconstruction:

Scramble:
R2 D2 F2 U2 L U2 F2 L U L2 B' F U L' D' U' B U F2 Fw2 D' R2 Fw2 B U' Rw2 D2 B U2 B2 L D Fw2 Rw R' Uw' L' B Uw2 Rw' Uw' F2 L

Memo:

Orientation:
x2

Wings:
AODMBJFITPNH = the All-Orange DooMed BadJe-wearer FIes to the ToP of the NotHingness
LKCSGRVEWQXQ = people who LiKe to CuSs make me say GRr at their ViEW QXQ

Corners:
SKBPLOL (twist UFR CCW) = SucK on the BumPer LOL it's NORMAL (twist)

Centers:
EQ|JVRN|FKSXMT|OH (| = switch to next clockwise buffer)
= EQual | to JoVe's RuNning | is the FaKe SeX of MaTt | OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Execution:

Centers (70 + 20):

Ubl:
[u , r' U2 r] (8)

Ubr:
first I did and then undid a 10-move comm, not close to the one I was supposed to do (20)
U2 x [u2 , l U2 l'] x' U2 (10)
[l U2 l' , u'] (8)

Urf:
F' y' U2 [r U2 r' , u] U2 R y (12)
U' x' [u2 , r U r'] x U (10)
y R U2 [r U r' , u] U2 R' y' (12)

Ufl:
R y' [d2 , l' U l] y R' (10)

Corners (76):

[D2 , R U2 R'] (8)
y [R D2 R' , U'] y' (8)
F' [R U2 R' , D'] F (10)
D (R U' R' U' R U R' F' R U R' U' R' F R) D' (17)
z' [U' R' U R U' R' U , L2] z (16)
U2 R U R' U' (Uw2 Rw2 U2 r2 U2 Rw2 Uw2) U R U' R U2 (17)

Wings (118):

x' [r2 , U' R' U] x (8)
y' [U' R2 U , l] y (8)
[U' r2 U , R] (8)
[U L' U' , r] (8)
U R' U' r2 U R U' B' R2 B r2 B' R2 B (14)
x' R U' R' U r2 U' R U R' L' U L U' r2 U L' U' L (18)

l2 U2 [r' , D' L D] U2 l2 (12)
x2 y' [U r U' , L2] y x2 (8)
B L B' r2 B L' B' U' L U r2 U' L' U (14)
U' x [U R U' , r] x' U (10)
U2 z x [U l' U' , L2] x' z' U2 (10)
U2 x [U' L' U , r] x' U2 (10)

Movecount: 284
Execution time: 2:25
TPS: 1.96
 
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Congratulations Noah! That was a great solve, and very fun to watch! Nicely done on the NAR too! :D

Thanks Chris! I may have mentioned this before, but your 4:46 WR was one of the videos that most inspired me to do BLD early on. It almost feels weird having beaten it, and with your method no less.
 
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