Glad you liked it. Thanks for the feedback.
When we first visited NEMO we decided to have the competition on the left hand side of the room. There is much more and indirect light on that side.
Unfortunately when we started building up on Friday we saw that the stage builders had built the audience seating on the wrong side of the room.
The problem here is that everyone wants many events and that the time available was 10:30am until 16:30pm, because of opening hours of the venue.
We did 13 events / 18 rounds in 12 hours. We also organised 8 cube solving workshops of 45 minutes in the other room.
If you do only 1 or 2 events, then it is a long day. If you compete in all 13 events, like you did, then the day was packed.
Did you know:
- I had 2 PLL skips in the first round?
- and another one in the second round?
- still my results were really bad?
- I again made the mistake to lube my cube just before the event started? I overturned several times.
- I prefer pretty stiff cubes that cannot pop at all? It makes me feel much more confident.
- I improved my 4x4 average PB in the final?
- I am good at getting 2 bad solves in a round? Which kills your averages.
- participating at the competition was free, and all competitors received a prize? (thanks to Jumbo Nederland)
- the most popular prize was the 2x2x4?
- in the workshops we taught people how to solve a cube without learning algorithms?
- we used the Mumbai Taxi principle for this method? See
http://www.speedcubing.com/workshop/ (sorry, only in Dutch)
- Ton and I developed this method? (of course partially stealing from other people's ideas)
- some speedcubers wanted to help with the workshops because the girls participating were so pretty?
- all 110 participants of the workshops could keep the cube they used?
- I have a secret lover and he was wearing a yellow shirt on Sunday?
- I empirically found out that many cubers have 3 brothers and sisters?
- Harry Weerheijm of Eurogotv.com recorded all footage of the 3 cameras? Soon I will have this on my harddisk.

- we managed to get all competition stuff and the 2 puzzle displays with puzzles into my car? Hanneke is always right.
- working together with Wim Berkelmans of Vierkant voor Wiskunde (Square for Maths) is a huge pleasure?
- the transport guy managed to ruin 4 out of 5 cube tables by transporting the tables with the uncovered side on the floor and then shifting them all around?
- our master caller Annie enjoyed the competition and thought cubers were almost like normal people?
- NEMO had over 6,000 visitors on Sunday?
- next weekend German Open? It is a busy time but after that we have more time for preparations of WC 2011.
Big thank you to all people who helped with the competition and the workshops.