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#2 · Ed Collins

27 Jul 2007

My favorite YouTube video of late is this one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSqUcrFJ498

A three-year-old Asian girl solves Rubik's Cube before a live audience.

It's unclear how mixed up the cube is before it is given to her. At 1:28 into the video you can see she already has one layer solved. (You can't solve Rubik's Cube one side at a time... it's impossible. You have to solve it in "layers.")

At 1:44 into the video it looks as if she has two layers solved.

You can tell by the expression on her face that she is concentrating and is NOT turning the cubes randomly. I think she is really solving it and there is no trickery involved, despite the fact that the camera is not on her the entire time.

I learned how to solve Rubik's Cube when it first became popular... in the late 1970's/early 1980s. I learned how through a book... I don't think I ever could have figured it out on my own. It's not all that easy and I've forgotten some of what the book described as "magic moves." I don't think I could solve one today, unless I re-read the book.

#4 · KPT

14 Apr 2011

Hello everybody.

I will work in a Cruise ship in a few weeks.

So, i need to practice my english and also i will use this opportunity

to make some questions...

What do u understand for a "tuxedo". whats the difference of a Tuxedo and a Black suit???

Thanks. That at the moment.

i will be asking a few thing maybe later.

in advance, thanks for the help LG friends.

#5 · jim O

14 Apr 2011

a tuxedo is a tuxedo

a black suit is a black suit

#7 · erratic

14 Apr 2011

Type "pink tuxedo" in Google images. You will be horrified, but it suggests tuxedos can be non-black.

But don't take my word on clothes. I am a scientist, not a gigoló.

(Misquoted from Billy Wilder's "One, Two, Three". The original is: "I am a worker, not a gigoló.")

#8 · Hjallti

14 Apr 2011

@jim O: your contribution to this topic was very interesting.

#9 · KPT

14 Apr 2011

nice website Yper!!

another question.

The Security social number, it is just for US residents?

because i havent something called "seguro social" but...maybe its another thing.

#10 · FatPhil

15 Apr 2011

A tuxedo is (typically) a black suit but not just any black suit.

Amongst the most common additional identifying features are silken lapels on the jacket, silk piping down the outside trouser seam, a cummerbund, a bow tie and appropriately-collared white shirt, and, most importantly, or at least most typically, an obnoxious twit inside.

Don't try gate-crashing a party full of bankers... Burn the house down!

#12 · KPT

19 Apr 2011

im filling some forms and ...

there is a part that ask for my Phone numbers and says...

"phone numbers W# "

What means W#??

thanks.

#13 · Aganju

19 Apr 2011

probably 'work number'.

is there also another one with c#? (that would be your cell phone number),

or h# for home.

#14 · KPT

20 Apr 2011

that have some sense!!

Thanks Aganju

#15 · KPT

19 Jun 2011

Wish me success.

Tomorrow i will flight to dallas and then to seatte

For working in a Cruise in Alaska.

SERIOUSLY I hope can play LG on board!

Goodbye!

#18 · erratic

19 Jun 2011

Suerte kpato! No necesitareis un fogonero? ;-)

#20 · Aganju

19 Jun 2011

I heard of these Alaska cruises, 3 days/7 nights...

They do have internet access on board, but for the paying passengers it costs a leg and an arm to use it. Maybe its free for employees. I hope so for you!