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Hi everyone! My name's Ian and I live in the United States. I learned to solve the Rubik's Cube about a decade ago from Toby Mao, whom I met at CTY, an American summer camp. (I didn't learn about comps and everything until more recently.) I currently average around 25-27 on 3x3, and am working on getting sub-20. I also really want to try BLD.
Some of you may have met me if you attended the 2012 US Nats or 2013 WC. I was the young reporter working on an article on speedcubing, which has just been published by The Guardian. (Give it a read and let me know what you think!) anyway, I'm looking forward to getting more into speedcubing--getting down full PLL and OLL, and learning some other puzzles, like 4x4 and 5x5. (So far, my repertoire only extends beyond the 3x3 to Pyraminx.) Hopefully, I'll be turning the material I've been collecting into a book, in which case I'll get to travel the world to report on competitions, and interview more cubers. Keep your fingers crossed!
Here's the article: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/may/02/rubiks-cube-competitive-world-speedcubing
And, if you want to read any more of my writing, you can access it via my Web site: http://www.ianscheffler.com
I'm also on twitter, @Ian_Scheffler
I look forward to meeting you!
Some of you may have met me if you attended the 2012 US Nats or 2013 WC. I was the young reporter working on an article on speedcubing, which has just been published by The Guardian. (Give it a read and let me know what you think!) anyway, I'm looking forward to getting more into speedcubing--getting down full PLL and OLL, and learning some other puzzles, like 4x4 and 5x5. (So far, my repertoire only extends beyond the 3x3 to Pyraminx.) Hopefully, I'll be turning the material I've been collecting into a book, in which case I'll get to travel the world to report on competitions, and interview more cubers. Keep your fingers crossed!
Here's the article: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/may/02/rubiks-cube-competitive-world-speedcubing
And, if you want to read any more of my writing, you can access it via my Web site: http://www.ianscheffler.com
I'm also on twitter, @Ian_Scheffler
I look forward to meeting you!
