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     US Nationals 2011 planning thread

     Well what do you know...I'm flying up to Cincinnati tomorrow morning for a possible internship during Summer '11. If all goes well, I'll be nearby to attend.

     • ajmorgan25
     • Post #382
     • Nov 4, 2010
     • Forum: Official WCA Competitions
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     [Unofficial] 6.78 LL skip: John Tamanas

     Nice reaction!

     • ajmorgan25
     • Post #3
     • Aug 13, 2010
     • Forum: Puzzle Video Gallery
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     [Unofficial] 3x3x3 BLD - First success!!!

     Yes it is. Congratulations!

     • ajmorgan25
     • Post #16
     • Aug 12, 2010
     • Forum: Puzzle Video Gallery
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     How Big Are Your Hands?

     Along with the big...uh...gloves.

     • ajmorgan25
     • Post #20
     • Aug 12, 2010
     • Forum: Off-Topic Discussion
  5. 

     How Big Are Your Hands?

     We have roughly the same hand size, but my palm isn't as big. My palm is 4.25 in = 10.795cm

     • ajmorgan25
     • Post #18
     • Aug 12, 2010
     • Forum: Off-Topic Discussion
  6. 

     How Big Are Your Hands?

     8 inches or 20.32 centimeters. People tell me I have big hands.

     • ajmorgan25
     • Post #3
     • Aug 12, 2010
     • Forum: Off-Topic Discussion
  7. 

     Your favorite skip?

     Isn't it a little more common on a 2x2 though?

     • ajmorgan25
     • Post #119
     • Aug 11, 2010
     • Forum: General Speedcubing Discussion
  8. 

     FII cube as my totem?

     When you're lucid dreaming you know you're dreaming, but you also have to do "reality checks" to be sure.

     • ajmorgan25
     • Post #24
     • Aug 8, 2010
     • Forum: Hardware Area
  9. 

     [Unofficial] Speedcubing in freefall

     This was a suggestion I was actually going to make.

     • ajmorgan25
     • Post #36
     • Aug 6, 2010
     • Forum: Puzzle Video Gallery
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      [Unofficial] Speedcubing in freefall

      Wind is the biggest obstacle. Simply falling isn't that big of an issue. Once you hit terminal velocity or a constant speed, your body won't even know you are falling. As for the issue of tandem vs. solo, I'll come back to that later.

      • ajmorgan25
      • Post #34
      • Aug 6, 2010
      • Forum: Puzzle Video Gallery
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      [Unofficial] Speedcubing in freefall

      I would have to say that falling on your back would be an acceptable way to solve the cube while skydiving. That takes a lot of skill and you are using just your body. There are no outside tools that are assisting you with your solve. I agree that your solve was done during freefall. But like...

      • ajmorgan25
      • Post #33
      • Aug 6, 2010
      • Forum: Puzzle Video Gallery
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      [Unofficial] Speedcubing in freefall

      True, it only specifies freefall but I assume that most people would agree that it implies freefall in the recreational skydiving sense considering the record was created after Dan Knights. That would mean it is just you (possibly with an instructor which brings up a completely new argument)...

      • ajmorgan25
      • Post #25
      • Aug 6, 2010
      • Forum: Puzzle Video Gallery
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      [Unofficial] Speedcubing in freefall

      Whether or not he went out with the intent of beating Dan is one thing. He probably didn't. But now that he thinks he's the new holder of the UWR, I think we need to establish whether or not his solve counts. Obviously, in my opinion, it doesn't.

      • ajmorgan25
      • Post #11
      • Aug 5, 2010
      • Forum: Puzzle Video Gallery
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      [Unofficial] Speedcubing in freefall

      I'll post it here instead so I don't hijack the other thread. Sorry. As a cuber who has solved a cube in freefall, I don't consider your solve as beating Dan Knights. As you said, you were sitting in a boat which cut out a lot of wind resistance. It's easy to tell how much easier it was for you...

      • ajmorgan25
      • Post #9
      • Aug 5, 2010
      • Forum: Puzzle Video Gallery
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      Dan 3.0 - Breaking a WR - Rubik's Cubes? Most Cubes solve while pogosticking?

      Deleted.

      • ajmorgan25
      • Post #14
      • Aug 5, 2010
      • Forum: Off-Topic Discussion
  16. 

      Memory improve ?

      omg that made me laugh. To help though, I'd look into other memorization methods. As someone else said, I don't think they are equal in potential.

      • ajmorgan25
      • Post #9
      • Aug 4, 2010
      • Forum: Blindsolving Discussion
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      Sub-9 avg12.

      This. Just kidding, just kidding. I have to agree with 4chan though, this thread is very misleading. I was expecting a video.

      • ajmorgan25
      • Post #11
      • Aug 3, 2010
      • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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      Georgia Competition

      Wow, that explains a lot. I saw a guy four times as big as me solving and thought to myself, "He isn't your typical speedcuber." @Cuberkid10: lol, yes that was me. I really wish you still had it too..

      • ajmorgan25
      • Post #181
      • Aug 1, 2010
      • Forum: Official WCA Competitions
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      Georgia Competition

      I was the tall half-Korean guy wearing the brown shirt and jeans. Edit: I also didn't mean to leave Chris Tran out of the organizers. Thanks to you as well!

      • ajmorgan25
      • Post #172
      • Aug 1, 2010
      • Forum: Official WCA Competitions
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      Georgia Competition

      I had a great time at this competition. Along with almost everybody else, I didn't do as well I would have liked to but it was still a blast. If I didn't meet you at the competition, sorry. I would have liked to talk to everybody but with practicing, judging, and scrambling, I didn't get to...

      • ajmorgan25
      • Post #142
      • Aug 1, 2010
      • Forum: Official WCA Competitions