I saw a news release earlier this week about 2010 marking the 30th aniversary of the Rubik's Cube in the U.S. (While created in 1974, it was introduced and sold in the U.S. beginning in 1980.) To celebrate the anniversary, Rubik's Cube is launching a new initiative for kids and teens, "You CAN Do The Cube," that provides incentives and solutions for kids ages 8-18 tackling the madness that can be the cube . . . causing the addictive user like me to become a "hot mess." The "You CAN Do The Cube" campaign is working with schools, camps and... Read more →