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From: David Singmaster <david.singmaster@sbu.ac.uk>
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Subject: Speed cubing

	A UK TV program is looking for a speedy cubist.  I suppose anything
under a minute would be considered speedy.  Is there anyone in the UK who has
this kind of current speed?  If so, could they email  chrisit@seventowns.com 
and send a copy to me since I've had some other possible inquiries.

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