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Posted Fri, Dec 28, 3:47 p.m.
Seattle Loves Instant Replay: Nobody who lives, or has lived, in Seattle has any business criticizing instant replay, considering that it was Vinny Testaverde's unreviewable phantom touchdown against us in the final regular season game 1998--the phantom touchdown that knocked us out of the playoffs--that prompted the league to bring ...
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The Carbon Cost of Bundy's Hot Air: The leading forfeited opportunity is bicycling, the best possible transportation mode: cost-effective, energy-efficient, non-polluting, and healthy – save for the danger from surrounding cars. Actually, the best possible transportation mode is just walking everywhere. It's more cost-effective than cycling and pollutes less (no ...
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