US Nationals 2011 planning thread

There is more cubers in the Midwest than most people think. You can't just base it off of who is on this forum and who has put there name on some map. I'm not on the cuber map and I'm from St. Louis and I also know about 15-20 people who can solve a cube, 5 of which are speedcubers that aren't on that map. I think somewhere in the Midwest would be good for everyone because it is centrally located. If we wanted to do it in St. Louis there is all kinds of places to do it at. The St Louis science center would be a great place to do it or maybe Forrest park if we wanted to do it outside.

I couldn't read this post past the fourth word.
 
There is more cubers in the Midwest than most people think. You can't just base it off of who is on this forum and who has put there name on some map. I'm not on the cuber map and I'm from St. Louis and I also know about 15-20 people who can solve a cube, 5 of which are speedcubers that aren't on that map.

It doesn't matter if an area of a bunch of people that can solve, it has to have a bunch of people that compete. CubingUSA's Midwest has probably a higher percentage of cubers registered since registration for Midwest competitions have been tied to it for a while. And even before then, I was collecting information on location during registration.

St. Louis to Indianapolis - 4:22
-Indiana Winter 2010 - 4:22 - 0 competitors
-Indiana 2009 - 2 competitors
St. Louis to Chicago - 5 hours
-Chicago Open - 2 competitors
- Cat & Mouse - 0 competitors
St. Louis to Clinton, IA - 5:10
- Iowa Open - 0 competitors
St. Louis to Omaha, NE - 7:19
- Nebraska Open - 0 competitors

You could argue that those competitions people had to drive, but there are many Midwest cubers that make the same drive (or longer) to go to competitions.
 
Bump -
The competition was announced on the WCA site today; the announcement will stay at the top of the main page as with other big competitions. The dates (Aug 12 to 14) and venue (The Ohio Union at Ohio State University) are the most important info given as of now: http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=USNationals2011
Not much to work with, but with those in mind, who's up for some more discussion? ;)
 
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