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I'll transcribe the rest later, but here's my solution for scramble 1.

It's likely that he messed up somewhere along the way and had to do many extra moves.

It would be somewhat redundant considering Petri Vanhala is already a delegate. EDIT: I missed every delegate on the west coast of the US.

Heh, I saw Morley Davidson get called up to the staff area before the announcement, and I asked him "God's number for QTM?" and he responded with something like "did I give it away already?"

lulz. I am okay with setting move limits for FMC, but I don't think organizers will try to invoke that rule in any reasonbly sized competition.

Yeah the H perm is a somewhat special case. Perhaps feetsolving isn't significantly different from OH, but at least it's different from 2H in the same way OH is. I'm not sure what the "new ideas and techniques" are in OH, but I feel like most changes that are useful for OH would also be useful...

Choice of algorithms is really important for feetcubing. Many people seem to be under the impression that solving a 3x3 with feet is just like 2H, except on the ground and slower. The fact that the cube is on the ground means, assuming D is the face touching the ground, that RFLB turns are the...

What about the people competing in it? They're now unavailable to judge for three hours.

I agree with everything in Lars's post, but I feel most strongly about:

Anssi does two-move "toe-tricks."

I'm surprised you, as someone who practiced feet a lot, would say something like that.

For everyone looking to get that elusive 5BLD result: good luck!

Did you just compare solving a Rubik's Cube with feet to train wrecks?

I believe Tyson is misremembering the incident at Baltimore Spring 2010.