PS and don’t get me started on the Balanchine Trust

Reading the opinion, his argument was that the practice by others of the techniques (idea) violated the copyright of his book (the expression of the idea). The court said he could not extend his copyright to the idea.

Good.

If you haven’t read Hell Bent, I highly recommend it. Even if you are not a yogi, it’s a blistering expose inside the world of Bikrim. Buckram’s a dick, his yoga is hot, and he likes dressing up like a gangster.

I did a quick google news check and no one is really talking about this. Kudos to Deadspin in getting it out there. Keep going!

I am wondering if any of this will change ESPN’s mind on the broadcast of that documentary. If they don’t update it to address this and other instances, I hope they shitcan it all together.

Yes.

I have a close relative who has Celiac’s, she was diagnosed about 15 years ago. On one hand, all the available products is nice, but on the other—this whole thing has turned into a giant cultural joke and I REALLY scared some smug person wherever preparing her food won’t give a shit when she asks for gluten free.

The reason the kids were rapt with joy is that it’s very alienating, lonely, and stressful to be a little kid who can’t eat what the other kids eat. This article is shitty, mean, and weirdly unnecessary.

Most gluten free “bread” products are actually worse for you than the real thing. It is literally insane to eat them if you don’t have to.

tbh it is actually helpful to be reminded to do self-exams...but generally I look to my doctor to do that for me, rather than my NFL/yogurt/local police officer.

Breast cancer = bad. Us being against breast cancer = good.

October is also national domestic violence awareness month, a cultural issue that really does not get enough attention and is also killing women. Seems like that would make a lot more sense for a police force to support. Maybe “arrest domestic abusers” pins, perhaps?

this is helpful, to me, because i was not aware of breast cancer before this very moment.

Yeah, I’ve long referred to Mormonism as 19th Century Scientology.

Fun fact: this is one of the most recommended documentaries in the post-Mormon community because of the parallels.

Please tell me your FB friend is a hamster.

Gotta support Canada Post.