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From: David Singmaster Computing & Maths South Bank Univ <david.singmaster@sbu.ac.uk>
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Subject: Underwater cube solving

	I found the story in my Cubic Circular 1, p. 16.  Pete promised to
marry his lady when she got down to 60 seconds, which wasn't too hard as she 
was already at 70 seconds.  Her name was Chris Clark.  The TV recorded only
showed a lot of bubbles!  One would need a underwater TV camera to get 
antything interesting.
DAVID SINGMASTER,  Professor of Mathematics and Metagrobologist
School of Computing, Information Systems and Mathematics
Southbank University, London, SE1 0AA, UK.
Tel: 0171-815 7411;  fax: 0171-815 7499; 
email:  zingmast  or  David.Singmaster  @sbu.ac.uk