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From: Dale Newfield <din5w@cs.virginia.edu>
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Subject: Re: Depicting a cube
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On Sat, 29 Aug 1998, Hana Bizek wrote:
> Here, in a nutshell, is a  description of the design problem. Please,
> get our your Rubik's cubes and start twiddling.

My supply of spare cubes seriously dwindled as I constructed a series of
"Bandaged Cubes" (XXX         XXX XXX).  Do you have a suggestion
                  XXX         XXX XXX
                  XXXXX , and XXXXXXX
                    XXX         XXX
                    XXX       XXXXXXX
                              XXX XXX
                              XXX XXX
regarding the acquisition of a large enough supply to create interesting
art without going broke?

-Dale Newfield
 Dale@Newfield.org