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15 seconds for Rubik's 'speedcuber'
Charlotte Cooper of Old Market, England, said her fastest finish in a competition was 17.59 seconds at a Swindon, England, event in July, but she has frequently beat that score while practicing, The Sun reported.
"At home it's not uncommon for me to get solves of under 15 seconds," she said.
Cooper, who said she practices for as much as five hours a day, is a rarity among professional "speedcubers" as most competitors are men with backgrounds in math or science. Cooper said she is working on a degree in English.
"It's not beyond anybody, although it does take a considerable amount of dedication and ability to remember the sequences to learn how to solve it," she said.
Cooper is scheduled to compete next at the U.K. Open competition in Manchester, England. She is also planning to compete in events in Sweden, Spain and the United States in the near future.
Copyright 2009 by United Press International
This news arrived on: 11/03/2009
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11-08-2009 01:10
bobbyr54 wrote:
Rubik's Cube
I have seen or heard of competitors of only 10 or 12 years old doing it in less the 10 seconds.
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