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Tyrone Powell pitches Unext during the Solving NEW Challenges business idea pitch competition hosted by the Cofrin School of Business at Titletown Tech in Green Bay, Wisconsin on Wednesday, April 27, 2022. Business students pitch business concepts to solve a challenge facing Northeastern Wisconsin to win a monetary award, sponsored by Dental City’s Spark Endowment. UW-Green Bay, Sue Pischke University Photographer
The ESCP Europe MBA in International Management invited all students from Class of 2020 from the London, Paris and Turin campus for an Induction Week. During this week students were welcomed by the school and programme Deans, as well as the Sponsor of the Class, Mouna Sepehri, Special Advisor to the CEO of Groupe Renault. The Week involved classes and workshops on Problem Solving and Decision Making as well as an MBA Alumni Networking Evening where students could connect with Alumni of the programme.
I've had a cheap cube and a book on how to solve them for a couple of years, but never made the time to put it into action.
Grabbed half an hour here and there sat on the beach and I've managed to solve it about a dozen times or so today.
I still need the routines to completely solve it but I'm getting further and further before I need to remind myself of the algorithms each time.
08-04-16 Portland, ME. A couple of Portland Police Officers take a respite in the shade during the noontime rays while providing exterior security for Merrill Auditorium.
I solved the Rubik Cube without having to look anything up for the first time today!
True, I don't know the algorithm to rotate the final corner pieces once they're in position, but there is a chance that their orientation is correct once moved in place, and so I got lucky.
Once I know that algorithm I'll be able to say that I can solve the cube - nevertheless, when I was growing up, the cube was seen as incredibly hard. Solving it seemed beyond the reach of many - it's actually not, it's a few fairly easy to learn algorithms which are applied.
Still, that doesn't stop me being insanely pleased with this!
This is my picture of the day for the 10th March, 2009.
Maurice sends "Be Yourself" 7c after only a couple of tries. Great day, great beer to celebrate: a round of Efes was given out.
Rubix cube. I still don't know how to handle the middle pieces of the third row. As for this time, I just got lucky.
Written in book, you see the algorithm written in a way that only I can decipher!
Quick 60 second image take for the Virtual Star Party hangout on 2013-07-28. Dark/bias calibrated, usually a simple DDP stretch.
this one was classed as 'difficult 'but I solved it within half an hour ( well it was the first difficult one I've attempted !)