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Topic | Puzzles | WAtoday (opens the original)
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Lian Yunzhi, from China, learnt more than 1300 cube algorithms, spending between two and three hours practising on the cube per day in the past year. Our experts reveal some of the common cryptic tricks and share their top solving tips. Tricky words can bring a whole puzzle to a screeching halt. I knew this one had missed the mark. Ten clues. Twenty-five squares. Welcome to your daily dose of addictive, brain-teasing fun. Record numbers are competing in competitive jigsaw puzzling locally and he
Six-year-old sets new Rubik’s Cube world record (opens the original)
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London: A six-year-old girl has set a new world record for the fastest solving of a Rubik’s Cube. Lian Yunzhi, from China, broke the women’s world record for the 3x3x3 Rubik’s Cube twice in three days at competitions in Wuhan and Guangzhou provinces. Solving the cube five times, she first averaged a time of 4.52 seconds per cube, and then 4.27 seconds, becoming the only female “cuber” in the world to have an average time under 4.5 seconds. Yunzhi, from Chengdu in Sichuan province, has learnt mor
Father leaves seven-year-old on Mount Fuji for hours (opens the original)
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London: A man who left his seven-year-old son on Japan’s Mount Fuji alone for hours while he hiked has been reprimanded by police. The boy was taken into police custody after he was found sitting on a bench 2000 metres up Japan’s highest mountain in fog and rain with only a soft drink and a snack on Thursday morning. The boy, from Nagoya, said he had started climbing the hill with his 48-year-old father and his brother, but had complained of being too tired to continue. His father had told him t
Tourists were charged $65 each to enter this ‘ancient’ site. It was a fake (opens the original)
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For €40 ($65), it was a steal: the opportunity to see the world’s first open-air amphitheatre, with ruined columns, stone steps and statues tucked into a hill in the north-eastern Italian countryside. But tourists found themselves short-changed when the artefact was revealed not to have been built before 393AD, but in the early 2000s. Now, Franco Malosso von Rosenfranz, curator of the Berico Maritime Amphitheatre near the north-eastern city of Vicenza, has been jailed after he levelled a hill, b
Shopkeeper survives leopard attack by a whisker (opens the original)
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A leopard lunged at men after bursting into a shop selling alcohol in India. Security camera footage of the store in Todaraisingh, Rajasthan, captured the animal leaping over the counter and pouncing on Sanjay Gurjar, 25. The shopkeeper managed to shake off the leopard, which launched itself twice at him and grabbed his back, attempting to bite him, before he managed to run off, locking the animal inside. The big cat was then seen prowling around the empty shop, knocking over boxes before hiding
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