Today, my friend Jill borrowed my iPhone to search something on Safari. The last website I was on was, “Yoga for break-ups” on Women’s Health. Ugh, way to see through the depths of my soul right now! Anyway, here are some articles because there are just too many for me to flood elsewhere. Also, I added an “Of Interest” category because I read stuff online (a lot, too often, instead of doing real stuff, etc.) and would like to share them in mass quantities all at once (and don’t want to get a Tumblr).
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He Rocks, They Flock: The Yoga King
In Los Angeles, an unlikely teacher elicits a special kind of loyalty from his students, in part with his New York state of mind.

Well: The Marathon: A Race Like No Other
Liz Robbins explains why the marathon is more than just a running event.

A Chili Sauce to Crow About
Some American consumers believe sriracha to be a Thai sauce. Others think it is Vietnamese. The truth is that sriracha may be best understood as an American sauce, a polyglot purée.

Tweeting Your Way to a Job
The position of social media specialist, introduced by companies like Comcast and JetBlue Airways, has become the hottest new corporate job among the Twitterati.

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IMHO, these are beyond trivial and frivolous articles considering California is basically… screwed. It’s funny how we, myself included, are so susceptible to reading inane news and fleeting trends. Hello, swine flu? My biggest complaint in regards to Twitter and social media, in general, is the cursory attention paid to real news and the propagation of superficial news. Really – did I know that Miss California had breast implants? Probably and I didn’t care. Now, I know. WHY? I don’t know and still don’t care. Ahck. It seems that no one can balance breaking news/in-depth coverage with marketing/advertising anymore.