Princeton Fall 2010

Which Saturday(s) can you come to?

  • October 30

    Votes: 3 21.4%
  • November 6

    Votes: 2 14.3%
  • Either

    Votes: 9 64.3%

  • Total voters
    14

macky

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[Update]
Tentative results (Excel file)

If someone in an earlier time zone can pick out the highlights, I would appreciate it.

I don't have complete registration information for the following competitors:

Alexander Heaton
Andrew Chen
Andrew Samet
Andrew Sun
Carlos Puentes
Chris Reilly
Christian Carmellini
Chuck Crabb
Hersh Shrivastava
Josh Shinn
Lillian Zhou
Sky Zangas
Yash Shrivastava

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Hey all,

[edit...date decided]
Princeton Fall 2010 will (most likely) take place on Saturday November 6 at the Richardson auditorium (it's pretty baller: http://images.google.com/images?q=richardson+auditorium) at Princeton University. We'll have a competition page up at http://www.princeton.edu/~cubeclub/. (November 6 is a better day for us than October 30...sorry to the two people.)

We're requesting money from the student organization project board to get this place, so we want a lot of people to show up. And seriously, this auditorium is too baller for a small competition. Tell us if there are specific events you want us to include!

Events definitely included:
3x3
4x4
5x5
3x3OH
3x3BLD
FMC

macky

p.s. How do I close this poll?
 
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Which?

We'll have these events for sure:
3x3
4x4
5x5
3x3BLD
3x3OH
FMC

There are multiple side rooms we can use, so feel free to suggest random puzzles.
 
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2x2
3x3OH
maybe big cubes bld? (depending on the number of people)
Clock
Pyraminx

By the way, i would not enter all of tose, just suggestions, and my b-day is the 7th so Im pretty sure I can convince my parents to take me.
 
I think this is an awesome idea as there aren't any conveniently located competitions near where I live. Incidentally, I live in Plainsboro, which is around 15 minutes from Princeton.
 
I'm pretty sure I would come either day. It's only about 15 miles from me so it'd be a nice, short trip. I'll be happy to participate in any events that you have, I'm not picky!

I'm very excited to see how baller this place is.
 
Bump. Is there a delegate?

[Is anyone able to give me a ride from New York City?] Oh hey, public transport is pretty frickin good in the Northeast. Little did I know.

It's cool if you accept my input only if I can really go. Square-1? It's a nice little puzzle, it's pretty fast to scramble and solve (not for me, but I just have to remember some algs). Maybe Pyra? I like both.

I have a couple of things for your site though: First, make sure you update that page on the competition, maybe include CubingUSA as a link, and that's about it for now.
 
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Princeton Open 2010 announced!
November 6, 2010 - Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall

* 2x2 Speedsolve - Combined Final
* 3x3 Speedsolve - 3 rounds
* 3x3 OH - 2 rounds
* 3x3 BLD - 1 round
* 4x4 Speedsolve - Combined Final
* 5x5 Speedsolve - Combined Final

Side Events (1 round each):

* Square-1
* Clock
* Pyraminx
* FMC

Website - http://www.cubingusa.com/princeton/index.php
 
This place actually is quite baller. It was in consideration for US 2010 but we had a much easier time booking the venue at MIT and also, I was able to visit the MIT site personally.
 
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