Peter Bone

Peter Bone is a British numbers juggler.http://www.circusplanet.net/juggling/interviews/peterbone.htm He started juggling in 1991,http://www.jugglingedge.com/profile.php?UserID=54& and he became the fourth person to flash 12 balls on video in 2006, four years before anyone did more than a flash with 12.http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html (archive from 2012)http://juggling.tv/4654
Peter claimed to have juggled 11 balls for 18 catches in 2003 (when the official world record was 15 catches),http://web.archive.org/web/20040207131152/http://juggling.org/records/records.html but he didn't get it on video until 2010 - setting a new world record just 3 days after Alex Barron had broken the 11 ball record with 17 catches.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqbtugSVYp8http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WIdWu5LXb4 Alex broke Peter's record with 19 catches 4 days later, and currently holds the 11 ball world record with 33 catches.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9b9405uteA8 Peter's best 11 ball run on video is now 19 catches, which he did while he and Alex were making a video together 6 days after Alex did 19 catches. He claims to have done 11 for 20 catches about a year later.
Peter claims to have done 13 catches of 12 balls in 2005http://www.jugglingdb.com/records/member.php?user=63 (more than the world record at the time),http://www.juggling.org/records/records.html (archive from 2006) and to have flashed 13 balls in 2005, when he had only tried it about a hundred times.https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.juggling/6mqK3syDt_w/bEAP8Z6-FKkJ (No one flashed 13 balls on video until 2011.)
Peter has created several juggling-related computer programs, including an extremely fast siteswap validating text search, siteswap pattern and transition generators and animators, and a continuously random siteswap screensaver. He also created the Pivot stick-figure animator, and a Rubik's cube simulator that can create a range of puzzles from 2x2x2 to 50x50x50.
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