Cincinnati World Piano Competition

This happened in July 2010 and found this off a website


The Cincinnati-based World Piano Competition announced the winners for its Young Artist Division in an awards ceremony held July 1 at the Aronoff Center. Out of 48 students, ages 5 to 17, who competed, it appears that every youngster in each of 12 categories took home a prize, ranging from $25 to $100.
Here are some highlights:
Sunny Huang, 15, of Novi, Michigan, a student of Faye Mao, won the grand prize of $1,500 in the solo divison, levels 9-12.
Yehan Chen, 16, of Plainfield, Ind., a student of Karen Taylor, won the grand prize of $1,500 for the concerto division, levels 9-12, and a recommended performance with members of the World Symphony Orchestra (to be led by the CSO’s Ken Lam).
Other grand prizes went to ME!!!!!!, student of Nina Polonsky ($500), and co-winners David Du and Suvir Mirchandani, who each won $250.

Comparison

I just put this up so that you can compare the buzz of a ThyssenKrupp and 2 Dovers.


ThyssenKrupp Buzz

Dover Buzz (First One)

Dover Buzz (Second One)

I'm Back! With A Lot of News

Okay. So, yeah , here are the news.


First of all, Bashar, the commenting contest (Comment, Comment, Comment!) has been delayed a month.
Second of all I will not be able to solve 2x2x2s due to me learning the Ortega Method for 2x2x2.
Third of all, I can solve Square-1 in less than 4 minutes if there is no parity error!
And last but not least, ThyssenKrupp Elevators are crummy and Otis and Schindler Elevators are awesome.
=Awesomeness
=More awesomeness
=Crummy
To prove that ThyssenKrupps are crummy, here.

Are You Sick of Annoying Bells?

I've got a treat for you.

Schindler Elevator with Annoying Bells Plus a ThyssenKrupp

The bells are soooooooo annoying on both elevators!!!

Yu Nakajima OH Solve