Indiana Winter 2010

From what ive heard theze stickers are super cool.
what do they look like?

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The Jazz Festival is the next week, so I will hopefully go. However, I have to do REALLY well on my grades this week to be allowed to go. See everyone there (hopefully)!
 
still hope someone has black stickers, yellow is making my recog horrible...
If you are looking for tiles, I can't help you... but if you want stickers, I could probably be convinced to throw in some black ones if you were to purchase some KOII stickers. ;)
YESSSSSSSSSSSSS

ill buy some then, hopefully at some point in the near future ill get tiles, but until then thatll have to work. KOII stickers seem to be darker than what im using now which is awsome.
 
Live Results will be available at the competition. We will try and have a couple webcams up as well, but no guarantees.
Results: http://koii.cubingusa.com/lib/results/indiana2010/
Webcams: http://koii.cubingusa.com/indiana/webcams


Also, a few last minute announcements from Mike:
  • Since the first hour of the competition is being taken up with fewest moves and big cubes BLD, we do not require that you register by 9:30. If you are doing fewest moves or big cubes BLD, then obviously you should be registered by 9:30. Otherwise, you may show up as late as 10:15 if you like, so you can be registered and ready to go by 10:30. The registration table will be open until 10:30.
  • Fewest moves and big cubes BLD will be going on in the competition room from 9:30 to 10:30, so out of respect for the competitors, please keep noise to a minimum in the room until fewest moves is complete. You can always go outside the room to talk. Also, we have a very limited number of tables, so most of the spectator tables will be in use until 10:30 for the fewest moves event. Please do not sit at the tables that have been reserved for fewest moves until that event is complete. If you do, we will have to ask you to move.
  • We will have pizza available for competitors and spectators - please sign up for it at the registration table when you arrive if you would like pizza. We need everyone who wants pizza to register, to make sure we have enough. It will be $5 per person for pizza and drink; you will need a ticket to get lunch.
  • This competition has a large number of competitors and an ambitious schedule. I believe it is tied for the most events ever held in a single-day competition in the United States (with the Washington DC Open 2008). As a result, we will need to work hard to keep it moving. Please be aware that if we get ahead of schedule, we reserve the right to start events early, so please be ready for the next event if you intend to compete in it. We will try to start events in order according to the schedule, but it is possible we may get ahead in main events versus side events or vice versa.
 
just found out my friend isnt doing fewest moves, so i can has 15 minutes of extra sleep, also, what i buy depends on whether my mom pays my registration fee or not

also, can people who are just watching get lunch?
 
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also, can people who are just watching get lunch?
Ye$.

Couldn't have said it better. Well, maybe, Ye$5. :)

From the last minute announcements on the website:
We will have pizza available for competitors and spectators - please sign up for it at the registration table when you arrive if you would like pizza. We need everyone who wants pizza to register, to make sure we have enough. It will be $5 per person for pizza and drink; you will need a ticket to get lunch.

So anyone who is just watching needs to pay during registration for it, so we make sure we have enough for everyone.
 
It's TOMORROW! And I have had a pretty horrible cubing day :( I'm looking forward to this though :P My first comp being such a big one probably isn't such a good idea :P But oh well, I'll show and do my best :P

How are we going to know who is who on the forums? Will there be a spot on our name tags for forum names? Haha

Edit: The directions say head east (left) on 116th, but it appears on the map that the library is west of I-69? Also, unless the exit ramp is tricky or something, left would be west, not east.
 
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I'm really excited for tommorow! Here are a couple tips for competition first timers that I think might help the experience of everyone.

1. Most cubers have a lot of cubes in bags/bins lying about. Try to ask before you just start turning some random person's puzzles (unless it's my stuff, feel free to play with it.) Normally no one minds. ALWAYS return puzzles to the EXACT spot where you find them.

2. Don't be shy.

3. PLEASE help judge/scramble in least one event. Unfortunately what seems to happen is about 10 people end up judging the whole competition, with everyone else being lazy.

4. Label your stackmat. They all kinda look the same...

EDIT: Just saw Mike on Channel 13's website!
 
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ARGGGG! I cut my finger. So much for OH...
what will you look like? i don't want to be looking for you the whole comp and then get to you just as you run out of taiyans, also my friend might buy a min QJ from you even though his one from popbuying is like 2 days away

Um... I'll have a table with the cubes I'm selling laid out on it. I'll be wearing a blue shirt.
 
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