Unofficial Competition: Houston Spring 2009

me: did you see bryan logan updated?
and showed what happened about a year ago?
it's exactly the same

Dan: oh, i missed that
wait, is this the aditya kid?


Yeah, really. Congratulations. Everyone will associate you with this fiasco and deservedly so.

I would probably recommend some competent Houston cubers get together and form a group. Because they've got someone in Houston using the Houston name and calling things a Houston Cubing Group, and really just ruining the whole Houston credibility.
 
I would probably recommend some competent Houston cubers get together and form a group. Because they've got someone in Houston using the Houston name and calling things a Houston Cubing Group, and really just ruining the whole Houston credibility.


"You last visited: 05-01-2008 at 05:13 AM"

I dug up my account specifically to reply to this thread. I think there's a lot of untapped potential for Houston to be a speedcubing hub, but if there are more of last year's fiascos I don't think people will be willing to travel there to compete.

One thought: maybe Texas Speedcubing Club (based in Austin) can host a Houston competition this summer? I'd be more than happy to show up and help.
 
So I can never organize a Houston Competition.... I am depressed :(:(:(:(:(:(:(


Tyson, please give me another chance, I will prove myself after organizing a good competition in Houston.

Our competition was not a disaster, whoever told you that is crazy. It was a great start for future houston comps. I feel that I am competent and mature enough to handle the competition organzing by myself. So please let me do this, you won't regret it.
 
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Excuse me? Don't use that language with me. I am not tryin to **** you off. You are getting pissed off by yourself.
 
Apparently, I need to 'chill.'

Tyson,

Please just chill out. I believe that I am a competent Houston cuber, and have all the experience needed to run an official competition. Just let me do this, please I beg of you. You can ask Doug Reed and Sapan Upadhyay.

-Aditya Dargan


Honestly, just go to Hell, 48169.
 
I agree with Tyson about the inability of Rubikgenius to run a succesful WCA tournament.

But telling people to "just go to Hell" (even the Michigan one) isn't exactly what I consider

Rubikgenius: Why don't you search this forum and the WCA-site for information about organising a tournament? I would recommend that you organise an unofficial tournament, videotape that and then send that video, a plan of improvement and a general competition plan to Tyson.
 
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