Nonstopbaseball826

First off, that graphic was fantastic. I hadn't heard of this story before today and I'm very glad you guys reported on this.

This seems to be an always growing problem, companies compromising the safety of their workers just to save a quick buck. My question is, how do we keep companies from doing things like this? Do you think there needs to be changes to laws, more aggressive auditing procedures to ensure that companies do things right, or is there something else that can be done?

Holy shit! Fellow co-driving with your husband and co-driving with your brother, if that aint living the dream i dont know what is!

Ive been cubing for years but have never looked in to the speed solving side of things. Are you in the competitive scene? Whats the competitive scene like? Is there one big league or lots of little ones?