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has a color commentator ever existed who didn’t want to “take the points” or punt on fourth and short? Literally ever? – at Manhattan, NY
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The meat industry tries very hard to keep cameras out of factory farms and slaughterhouses -- and a new undercover video shows why. Some day, our descendants will wonder about our collective blind spot to animal cruelty. A gift link to my column: nytimes.com/2026/10/17/opini…
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Every day, we make silent choices that add up faster than we realize and can cost billions of lives.
This World Farmed Animals Day, help us treat all living beings with equality, respect, and kindness by choosing more plant-based foods.
bit.ly/MFAHEV
Every year without fail this remains the dumbest US Open take. Late-night tennis in NYC is the feature, not the bug.
2:01 am finish on opening night at the #USOpen
12:26 am finish on Night 2
1:55 am finish on Night 3
11:15 pm finish on Night 4
2:15 am finish on Night 5
2:07 am finish on Night 6
THREE nights past 2 a.m., not the kind of record you want to be setting
Is there not a much better way for the health and well-being of everyone involved in the tournament?
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Imagine living like this for FIVE YEARS. Your entire life. This is what mother pigs endure in factory farms across the globe.
My wife @rose__patterson and her org @AnimalRising released this footage at a supposedly high welfare farm today. This has to stop.
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Pigs are sentient beings that feel pain and suffering. They are sensitive, gentle, and smart creatures that are treated with incredible cruelty before they are sent to be slaughtered.
I have a bill to ban these use of these crates. Tell your member of Congress to sign on.
Imagine living like this for FIVE YEARS. Your entire life. This is what mother pigs endure in factory farms across the globe.
My wife @rose__patterson and her org @AnimalRising released this footage at a supposedly high welfare farm today. This has to stop.
Greg's a great guy and he’s got a ton of experience in this world. He gave me an advance copy of this, and I really enjoyed it.
There’s plenty to help you become a better bettor, but what really sets it apart is how honest and vulnerable he is about the experience of being one.
So I wrote a book about sports betting:
It’s free to read. Click the Substack link or DM me and I’ll send you a pdf file.
ghsportsandtech.substack.com…
It’s packed with sports betting info, tips, and the lessons I learned the hard way (so hopefully you don’t have to). Including gambling twitter favorites: To tout or not to tout, the great CLV debate, money management; and perhaps most importantly a look at the crossroads of sports betting and mental health.
The first two chapters are mostly betting 101-esque but the tout talk and the mental health parts in particular provide a unique perspective from someone who’s been in the game a long time.
Retweets appreciated.
Comments and questions welcome.
Ngl if I happen to parlay this (pun intended) into some sort of job then great, but if publishing this saves just one person from losing their shirt, then it will be a success.
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Yet if you abuse a dog, you'll be arrested. If you abuse a million pigs, you're elevated to become CEO of an agribusiness company.
Just like dogs, pigs wag their tails when they’re happy. 🐷🐶
Pigs feel, love, and connect. Can you see them differently now? [video: @blindspotanimalsanctuary]
To be clear about what this depicts: An immigration officer threw a woman onto the ground. Alex Pretti, a registered nurse on scene as a legal observer, is filming and goes to help the woman up. He is then pepper sprayed and thrown to the ground for no discernible reason. Many officer surround and assault him; one removes his firearm, which police say appears to have been legally registered. They then execute him with a hail of bullets.
They are, objectively speaking, both cowards and criminals, while Pretti is what we teach people an American ought to be.
i swear espn, cbs, etc. have not improved their bracket experience since 2000. why any pool admins still use these sites -- to save a few bucks? -- is beyond me
Spot on. We adopted our dog from @NYCACC a year ago, and it was an incredibly seamless process. Municipal shelters may not have the cachet of more chic rescues, but you’d be hard pressed to find dogs more desperate & appreciative for a safe and loving home than in the city pound.
If you really want a dog, you can get a damn dog: defector.com/if-you-really-w…
Good news is my recurring "I'm at the final exam but never attended class" anxiety dream is over. Bad news is it's been replaced by "My roommate is throwing a giant fucking rager during quarantine, I can't stop people from coming into the apartment & I'm def getting coronavirus."
-parents out at dinner
-asymptomatic COVID carrying younger friends out at the bars
-me at home googling astragalus and hibiclens and betting guatemalan soccer
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Shopping for the holidays? Don't forget about the 10% off promo code you have because we gave your data to hackers.
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"I tend to think storytelling has people involved." Right on. A great interview with @stevecla @Microsoft 99u.adobe.com/articles/59532…
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James Corden ditches meat because of animal abuse mercyforanimals.Org/james-co…
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Dear web developers,
The answer is zero. Zero. Get it through your thick skulls. Zero is the number of times anyone has EVER wanted something to autoplay on your site and start making noise. I'd honestly rather you mine crypto-currency in my browser than use my speakers.
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