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Androcles wrote:
> 
> Hana Bizek <hbizek@ameritech.net> wrote in message
> news:387F0091.BEA@ameritech.net...
> > Androcles wrote:
> > >
> > > Hana Bizek <hbizek@ameritech.net> wrote in message
> > > news:387DD6C1.24CC@ameritech.net...
> > > > Hello, all,
> > > > some of you  will know me from previous postings. My  quest for
> > > > 3-dimensional Rubik's cobe designers is still a dismal zero. There is
> a
> > > > real danger that I am the first to have come up with this. Please, if
> > > > you know of anyone who does  something similar to what I have done,
> let
> > > > me know. The page to look at is http://cube.misto.cz.
> > > If duplicating your website information means producing the image of a
> white
> > > cat playing with a snowball on ice-covered tundra, then I'm sure I can
> > > reproduce it. It is totally blank.
> > > Androcles
> >
> > Thanks for your post. Of course you can construct a clean design, whose
> > one side is completely white. But you need to decide if you want this
> > clean cube to have six colors overall or three colors overall.  If the
> > latter, you need parity pairs.
> > Hana a kostky
> Hana, what I'm saying is that when I attempted to visit
> http://cube.misto.cz.
> I found a blank page :-)
> Androcles

Androcles, I clicked the URL given  in your message. First you will see
an outline for algorithms to solve the Rubik's cube. That is the work of
Josef Jelinek, my collaborator. My designs are found in the Appendices.
The page is hardly blank. Please try again.
Hana a kostky
PS Why not get a set of Rubik's cubes and try  to do some designs? 27
cubes will be sufficient for majority of designs in
http://cube.misto.cz.