Andrew Nelson and Shelley Chang on KTLA Morning Show

The interviewer later corrected "fastest female..." to "fastest blind female..."

I think that is correct, but I don't know about Haiyan Zhuang (6), Luchen Zhang (22) and Yuusuke Koike (24)

Nicely done Shelley and Andrew. You made cubing look completely "un-nerdy"

P.S. I am now very curious about the pink pyjama. Will it be on http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=ssrc&view=videos soon?
 
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I’m telling you all! Pink pj's + White ninja mask = WR breaking gawdly bad@ss sub 0 seconds speed cuber!

But on a side note: you all are making me feel bad for having "odin" as my username :( whats wrong with having a made up name?
 
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I’m telling you all! Pink pj's + White ninja mask = WR breaking gawdly bad@ss sub 0 seconds speed cuber!

But on a side note: you all are making me feel bad for having "odin" as my username :( whats wrong with having a made up name?

uh-oh... these pink PJ's are going to be the "so I herd u liek mudkipz" of this forum O.O

And nothings bad, it's just simple if everyone used their name.
 
I’m telling you all! Pink pj's + White ninja mask = WR breaking gawdly bad@ss sub 0 seconds speed cuber!

But on a side note: you all are making me feel bad for having "odin" as my username :( whats wrong with having a made up name?

uh-oh... these pink PJ's are going to be the "so I herd u liek mudkipz" of this forum O.O

And nothings bad, it's just simple if everyone used their name.

so i herd yuo wearz pinkz pjz and a white ninjaz mazk :D

Well i use the name "odin" for safty reasons, once i break some WR's i'll tell every one my ture name
 
Good job on camera, Shelly! When I was on the news for it back in June-ish, I couldn't hit a good solve for the life of me. I was about 3 seconds slower on average.
And you looked good doing it, too! ;)
She'd look better in pink pj's ;-)

Doesn't everyone?

If someone brings me one next Tuesday (party at my place) or next competition (Aachen) I am willing to try.

(P.S.: 2h) Competitors must be fully dressed. Competitors may dress in jeans, pants, shorts, slacks, skirts, foot-wear, T-shirts or dress shirts. Hats may be worn. Clothes must not display vulgar language or have inappropriate pictures.)
 
(P.S.: 2h) Competitors must be fully dressed. Competitors may dress in jeans, pants, shorts, slacks, skirts, foot-wear, T-shirts or dress shirts. Hats may be worn. Clothes must not display vulgar language or have inappropriate pictures.)
Is that an exclusive list or is it just a bunch of examples? Seems a bit Western-biased to me. I mean, I wouldn't throw someone out of a competition if they were wearing, say, pink PJs. Or a sarong.
 
(P.S.: 2h) Competitors must be fully dressed. Competitors may dress in jeans, pants, shorts, slacks, skirts, foot-wear, T-shirts or dress shirts. Hats may be worn. Clothes must not display vulgar language or have inappropriate pictures.)
Is that an exclusive list or is it just a bunch of examples? Seems a bit Western-biased to me. I mean, I wouldn't throw someone out of a competition if they were wearing, say, pink PJs. Or a sarong.

I think that’s just examples of what you can wear, but "Clothes must not display vulgar language or have inappropriate pictures." so I think people can wear pink pj'z and a white ninja mazk. This might be of topic but has any one noticed that World Cube Association Competition regulations misspells the word "color" a lot.
 
No they don't...

Yes they do here’s some examples:

"3c) Competitors must use any colour scheme for cube puzzles, as long as the puzzles show one colour per face in solved state. For other puzzles competitors must use any variation that has the same moves, positions and solutions as the original puzzle.
3d) The colours of puzzles must be solid, the same per colour, and clearly distinct from other colours.
3e) Cube puzzles must either have coloured stickers or coloured tiles."

Need some more examples?
 
Did you know...

Some words have more than one acceptable spelling?
Examples include: meter/metre, color/colour, grey/gray, liter/litre

Those are just a few that I thought everyone who has read at least 4 good books knows.
 
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It's the World Cube Association, not the American Cube Association. Why expect everyone to use American English?
 
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