A lot of critics here. Honestly, it looks like a great way to work on proper form and range of motion without the aid of stands or plain old practice.

I’ve had some success with Chantix, but ultimately what finally worked was just quitting cold turkey. What helped is acknowledging that it’s not just a chemical dependence- it’s often social or physiological too. Create a good habit to replace the bad one.

This is good advice. I first started learning photography with B&W ISO 400 film. Being limited to 24 shots before having to stop and reload forces you to think more about what you’re trying to do. Before switching to digital, I was taking one extra shot of a subject, at most; mostly because I planned ahead and knew…

Ah, gizmodo. My favorite place to read about technology.

Freedom From Religion Foundation is a huge advocate for First Amendment rights. They’ve won several cases involving violations of the establishment clause. Please add them to the list.

Interesting article, but does not explain "How Isometric Exercises Work Your Muscles Without Much Movement".

Bojack Horseman! Finally