"Gluten-free" is not a healthier eating habit. "Refined starch-free" and "beer-free" and "tons and tons of excess calories-free" are healthy eating habits. Whether they do or do not include gluten is completely irrelevant to their healthfulness.

Considering the possible ramifications of going to a movie in Colorado, the first person I'd invite is my shooting guard.

Can't wait for you guys to glowingly write of Jerry Sandusky's legendary Linebacker U defense after he dies.

The gentleman on the package has the right idea.

I really like this, if only because it makes Ken Gurnick sound as rational as someone who thinks we shouldn't have cured polio.

It's the year 2051. A barely-aged grandfather slumps comfortably in an anti-gravity chair as his grandchildren run to him, their Pecota-suits gleaming in the refractory light as holographic baseball plays amid the room.

I think Gurnick makes a great point about Morris. Morris took the high ground consistently throughout his career. He was a principled player, and an upstanding man.

What can children who watch the game and idolize its players learn from that?

Think of the children watching a sport where grown men beat the hell out of each other and get debilitating brains diseases!

They learn that our characters are the summation of our beliefs and actions, not a single event. They learn that through honestly and integrity, we can achieve redemption. They learn that good can come from bad, and that no one act is damning. They learn that time and sensitivity can heal wounds. And they learn that…

Facilities and resources are equal

This was on National Parks property, our national heritage. You may not think it's a big deal, but to a lot of folks, including myself), it is. The Parks are for The People, we pay for them, we own them, and they're not for some rich jerk off to do with as he pleases. It's sleazy abuse of power and narcissism to do…

Right, because the internal politics of Russia have never led to anything bad every happening outside of Russia.

Plenty of people are going to come out of the woodwork to say some variation on "well you made the team mad so of course you got fired, this was your fault." Those people are idiots, and here's why: your personal activism has nothing at all to do with your job, which means it has nothing to do with your bosses.

It's a good theory, but I don't think it makes complete sense. Priefer wouldn't cut you because he'd be afraid that he'd catch AIDS.

The defender clearly chose to be "planted and defenseless" (at least in the Millsap case) so you can criticize his choice if you want to (though I think it was the right choice and had Atl been playing at home James would have been called for a charge). What you shouldn't criticize is Deadspin's choice to highlight…

Wait now. Hold on. No. You have a soap box where you are allowed to present yourself however you want. Despite that medium you came across as rude and passive aggressive to everyone who read your article.