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From: Norman Diamond <Norman.Diamond@dec-j.co.jp>
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Subject: RE: Fwd: Request for spectacular cube-solving  -  Can anyone  help ?
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 09:24:41 +0900

Christ van Willegen [c.v.willegen@spcgroup.nl] wrote:

>We marked the colors of the cube with braille letters spelling
>1 - 6 dots.

I have a magic domino which was actually manufactured that way.
Bought it from Christoph Bandelow about 13 years ago.

Dr. Bandelow, you're on this list, right?  Were there ordinary Rubik's
cubes with the same feature?

(Question to self:  How can the words "ordinary" and "Rubik's"
be placed next to each other in a sentence?)

-- Norman.Diamond@dec-j.co.jp
[Not speaking for Compaq]