Friday, January 31, 2014

@11:50, 1/30/14

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1
N.Y. / Region

New York Wants to Banish a Symbol of Love: Mute Swans

White, long-necked mute swans, the state’s largest birds, hurt water quality and threaten people and jets, environmental officials say.
Swans; Invasive Species; Environment 

Pest control is necessary.
Pigeons too.
2
Arts

Video: Lupita Nyong’o: ‘Impostor’ to Ingénue

This year’s Oscar ingenue is Ms. Nyong’o of “12 Years a Slave.” She says it took encouragement to get over the feeling of being an outsider, a phenomenon she dubs “acute impostor syndrome.”
Academy Awards (Oscars) 

Pretty and skilled.  A winning combination on film.

The video is unviewable on my equipment.  Constant pausing to download the next frames.  I have updated flash.  It is Verizon or the Times that is causing me pain.

3
Business Day

Citing Growth, Fed Again Cuts Monthly Bond Purchases

In a unanimous decision, the Federal Reserve said it would pull back on its stimulus program by another $10 billion, pointing to an improving economy.
Banking and Financial Institutions; Stocks and Bonds 

At least the Federal Reserve can end an ineffective policy.
A higher price for treasury bonds is a lower return. 
Money is going to safety.

http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/01/30/istanbearish/?module=BlogPost-Title&version=Blog%20Main&contentCollection=Opinion&action=Click&pgtype=Blogs&region=Body

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Istanbearish


There cannot be a crisis next week. My schedule is already full.
– Henry Kissinger
OK, did we need this? Turkey? Who was paying attention to Turkey?
Some people were, of course, because that was their job. The IMF released the results of its latest Article IV consultation — regular reports that are supposed to provide a sort of early warning system — just over a month ago. It mentioned some worries. For example:
The most concerning aspect is the widening short FX position of the non-financial corporates. This has jumped from US$78 billion in 2008 to US$165 billion now.
But it went on to suggest that the risks weren’t large, among other things because “the floating exchange regime reduces the probability of a very large and abrupt adjustment in the exchange rate.”
Ahem:
Turkish exchange rate against euro Turkish exchange rate against euro
Qualitatively, this looks like a classic emerging-markets crisis: foreign funds came flooding in, there was a sharp rise in private-sector foreign-currency-denominated debt, and then foreign money turned on its heel and fled. Quantitatively, it shouldn’t be that bad: Turkish external debt is only 40 percent of GDP (or was before the lira plunged), and supposedly Turkish businesses aren’t that leveraged. On the other hand, there’s a political crisis as well as a currency crisis.
Oh, and contagion among emerging markets.Lovely.
All this is happening with recovery in the West still very weak and growing deflation risk. Ambrose Evans-Pritchard goes more purple prose on this than I’m willing to — these economies are either fairly small (Turkey, South Africa) or not that heavily indebted (India). But definitely not what we needed right now.
And not really an accident either. If you take secular stagnation seriously, as you should, then we have a chronic problem of too much saving chasing too few good investment opportunities, which means that you only feel prosperous when money thinks it has found more good places to go than it really has — and soon enough figures that out, with nasty effects.
Lots more on this, probably, as I get up to speed on the Bosphorus."
4
Science

Neanderthals Leave Their Mark on Us

Two studies show how the legacy of Neanderthals endures 30,000 years after their extinction, finding Neanderthal genes in skin and hair that may have helped humans evolve.
Neanderthal Man; Genetics and Heredity; DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid); Archaeology; Evolution (Biology)

These people are trying to hammer new data into an established structure.
If Europeans interbred with the Neanderthal the neanderthal are not extinct. Could these gene fragments be survivals of our common ancestor?
If so why are they not found in the Asiatic branch?  
5
Business Day

Failed EuroVegas Bid Was Still a Boon for Spanish Casinos

A ban on casino gambling in Madrid was lifted in effect when the city started to compete against Barcelona to host the mega-resort project.
Casinos; Gambling; Regulation and Deregulation of Industry

The desperate will gamble.
6
Business Day

U.S. Market Slump Easing; Europe and Asia Still Sliding

Stocks continued to fall in Europe and in emerging Asia-Pacific markets as slowing growth in China and the prospect of less stimulus in the United States raised the specter of capital flight.
Economic Conditions and Trends; Stocks and Bonds

Things are happening.
The causal link is not clear to me.
Lets look again next week.
7
Home & Garden

Sometimes Asparagus Is More Than Asparagus

Helen Yoest wrote a book about natural aphrodisiacs called “Plants With Benefits.”
Sex; Fruit; Flowers and Plants

I am willing to play if you are.
8
Home & Garden

Planters: Best Supporting Actors

When choosing containers, the garden designer Jon Carloftis said, remember that the plants are the “real stars,” and the planter is just the “vessel.”
Gardens and Gardening; Flowers and Plants

Yes, supporting actors.
Most planters are mistakes.
Anything that does not drain is pure error.
Mostly what is needed is not a planter but a bigger plant.

9
U.S.

Ex-Governor of Virginia and Wife Plead Not Guilty to Corruption

Former Gov. Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen, pleaded not guilty in federal court to corruption charges that could send them to prison for more than 20 years if they are convicted.
Ethics (Institutional); Gifts; Corruption (Institutional); Frauds and Swindling

General policy is never plead guilty without a plea bargain.
The prosecutor should have to earn a conviction.
This one looks easy.
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Business Day

Confronting Old Problem May Require a New Deal


Bad tone.  Reasonable conclusion.

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Science

It All Started With a 12-Year-Old Cousin

Salman Khan’s first student was a family member. Now his free electronic schoolhouse reaches more than 10 million users around the world.
E-Learning; Mathematics; Computers and the Internet; Video Recordings and Downloads; Tutors and Tutoring; Science and Technology

There is not enough time in the day.
When there is I will exploit the resource.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khan_academy
Bookmarked. [Things to think on]
12
Automobiles

Ryno: Electric, Urban Transportation on One Wheel

With an electric unicycle occupying a niche between a motor scooter and a Segway, Ryno Motors hopes to change urban transportation.
Motorcycles, Motor Bikes and Motorscooters; Unicycles; Transportation; Urban Areas

Segways are not allowed on the sidewalks of New York.
This will not get that clearance either.
 
13
Movies

Which Vision for Oscar?

Will Alfonso Cuarón’s deep dive into space, David O. Russell’s ’70s nostalgia or Steve McQueen’s history capture the Academy Award?
Movies; Academy Awards (Oscars)

I do not have a ballot.
I may eventually pull them out of a library.
For now there is not enough time in the day.
 
14
U.S.

A Court’s All-Hands Approach Aids Girls Most at Risk

Girls Court, a special tribunal that is part of a network across the country, aims to nurture vulnerable young women — especially those forced into prostitution — instead of treating them as criminals.
Courts and the Judiciary; Women and Girls; Sex Crimes; Juvenile Delinquency; Human Trafficking; Prostitution

Do what it takes to get a fix.
 
15
Opinion

Alone, Yet Not Alone

How does the inner experience of faith differ from popular perceptions of religion?
Religion and Belief; Christians and Christianity

I know that place well.  I have found no god in it.

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Science

New Lead in Honeybee Deaths and Another Hot Year on Earth

A team of bee investigators say the dying species may be passing around a virus, while two government agencies say 2013 was among the hottest ever recorded.
Bees; Mars (Planet); Global Warming; Space and Astronomy; Viruses

Interesting.
 
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Business Day

With Better Security Technology, Hotels Shore Up Blind Spots

Hotels are beefing up security with new key cards, smaller cameras and employee training.
Hotels and Travel Lodgings; Computer Security; Video Recordings and Downloads; Frauds and Swindling; Security and Warning Systems

Most of us are under financial pressure.  Some try to escape.
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Sports

Dashing for Big Yardage, Not for Shot at Medals

Trindon Holliday, the Denver Broncos kick returner, will compete in the Super Bowl on Sunday, but at media day, the coming Winter Games prompted him to reflect on his Olympic aspirations.
Football; Olympic Games; Track and Field; Super Bowl

I have no plan to watch.
 
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N.Y. / Region

Officials Blame Human Error for the Latest Blow to the Reputation of Metro-North

A day after evening commutes halted across the railroad, transportation officials said technicians had mistakenly taken out a power supply while a backup source was unavailable.
Power Failures and Blackouts; Railroads; Delays (Transportation)

ok.
 
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Automobiles

Wheelies: The Export Import Edition

Honda becomes Japan’s first net exporter from the United States, and Thai police say Karl Slym argued with his wife before committing suicide.
Automobiles

OK


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1
U.S.

Ex-Governor of Virginia and Wife Plead Not Guilty to Corruption

2
Business Day

U.S. Market Slump Easing; Europe and Asia Still Sliding

3
Movies

Which Vision for Oscar?

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N.Y. / Region

Four Airlines Are Told to Raise Some Wages by $1 an Hour

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey sent a letter to American, Delta, JetBlue and United to raise the pay of workers who made less than $9 an hour.
Wages and Salaries; Labor and Jobs; Demonstrations, Protests, and Riots; Minimum Wage

A sop.
 
5
U.S.

‘Super PAC’ Is Formed in Mississippi to Protect 6-Term Senator in G.O.P. Primary

A group of Mississippi Republicans, moving to counter spending from out-of-state conservative groups, are moving to help Senator Thad Cochran fend off a primary challenge.
Conservatism (US Politics); Political Action Committees; Primaries and Caucuses; Elections, Senate

The question 'does money rule Mississippi now' will be answered.
 
6
N.Y. / Region

An Unassuming Liberal Makes a Rapid Ascent to Power Broker

Brad Lander, a Brooklyn Democrat who is the City Council’s new deputy leader for policy, is being called a “shadow speaker.”
City Councils

We could expect a more welcoming tone.
 
7
U.S.

Detroit Art Museum Offers Plan to Avoid Sale of Art

The plan would relieve the city of any future financial responsibility for the art institute while also shielding the institute from future municipal threats.
Museums; Philanthropy; Bankruptcies

"Once you have paid them the danegeld
 One never gets rid of the Dane."

8
World

After Crisis, Greeks Work to Promote ‘Social’ Economy

Businesses tired of dealing with bureaucrats and failing corporations are relying on volunteer networks to provide cheaper goods and to sell directly to customers.
Nonprofit Organizations; European Sovereign Debt Crisis (2010- ); Prices (Fares, Fees and Rates); Recession and Depression

Intermediated  barter.
The Greeks are building a new economy.
 
9
U.S.

Ex-Governor of Virginia Is Released After Arraignment

Former Gov. Bob McDonnell and his wife were ordered not to leave the country after being arraigned on charges of accepting gifts in exchange for promoting a political patron’s business.
Ethics (Institutional)

There is no news in this.
 
10
Business Day

Failed EuroVegas Bid Was Still a Boon for Spanish Casinos

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Science

New Lead in Honeybee Deaths and Another Hot Year on Earth

12
Business Day

Chipotle Blurs Lines With a Satirical Series About Industrial Farming

The fast-food chain’s four-part comedy-advertisement, “Farmed and Dangerous,” will be shown on the TV-streaming service Hulu.
Advertising and Marketing; Fast Food Industry; Agriculture and Farming; Factory Farming; Web-Original Programming

Getting the the idea in peoples heads is the important thing.
I can live with the sponsorship.
 
13
Home & Garden

Sometimes Asparagus Is More Than Asparagus

Helen Yoest wrote a book about natural aphrodisiacs called “Plants With Benefits.”
Sex; Fruit; Flowers and Plants; Books and Literature

Cute.
 
14
Business Day

Confronting Old Problem May Require a New Deal

Just as now, some in the 1930s feared that unemployment would remain stubbornly high, permanently; the response 80 years ago was the New Deal.
Labor and Jobs; United States Economy; Recession and Depression; Infrastructure (Public Works); Unemployment; New Deal (1930's); Great Depression (1930's)

I could hope the idea pleased Mr. Porter more.
 
15
Home & Garden

Planters: Best Supporting Actors


Use a bigger or a woody plant.

16
U.S.

A Court’s All-Hands Approach Aids Girls Most at Risk


This is the best idea so far on the problem.

17
World

U.S. Catholics Hope for 2015 Papal Visit

A spokesman for the archdiocese of Philadelphia said he expects Pope Francis to attend an event there in September 2015, although the Vatican has not given official word.

He will be welcome.

18
Opinion

Revealed: The Actual Fort Lee Traffic Study

What if the George Washington Bridge traffic study were to miraculously come to light?
George Washington Bridge

Chris Cristie will be very lucky to escape a forced resignation.
 
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Opinion

The Next Accident Awaits

Safety rules over hazardous chemicals must be tightened.
Hazardous and Toxic Substances; Accidents and Safety; Chemicals; Regulation and Deregulation of Industry

Industries scream loudly during a money extraction.
The G.O.P. can't stand the noise.
 
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World

U.N. Inspectors Visit Uranium Mine in Iran, Media Report

The inspection followed a temporary agreement with world powers to freeze most uranium-enrichment activities in return for loosening sanctions.
Nuclear Weapons; Embargoes and Economic Sanctions; Uranium

It is diplomatic of the U.N. to visit the mines.



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Thursday, January 30, 2014

@1:**, 1/29/14

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1
U.S.

Congressman in Drug Case Resigns Seat in Florida

A growing number of prominent Republicans had urged the resignation of their fellow party member, Representative Trey Radel, who pleaded guilty last year to buying cocaine.
United States Politics and Government; Cocaine and Crack Cocaine; Drug Abuse and Traffic 

The G.O.P. must look good in spite of the facts.

2
U.S.

Texas: Candidate’s Daughters Respond to Criticism

The two daughters of Wendy Davis, a candidate for governor, put out an open letter in response to a newspaper article questioning aspects of her account of rising from teenage mother to Harvard Law School graduate.
Child Custody and Support 

Sadly, the direct path is not possible.
 
3
Technology

Verizon Plans to Buy Intel Media Division to Expand Its Television Services

Intel Media was acquired by Verizon, which wants to add TV everywhere there is an Internet connection.
Cable Television; Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures; Television; Computers and the Internet 

Under the common carrier rules one cable company is as bad as another.
 
4
Sports

A Blow to the N.H.L.’s Positive Buzz

The brawl in a recent N.H.L. game between the Flames and Canucks reignited the debate about hockey’s place in American sports.
Hockey, Ice 

The N.H.L. will not regulate itself.
If fighting is to stop there must be better officiating and a rule against assault.
 
5
Movies

Video: Interview: Terence Winter

The Oscar-nominated screenwriter speaks with Melena Ryzik about "The Wolf of Wall Street" at the Critics' Choice awards.
Movies 

I learned little.

6
Business Day

Confronting Old Problem May Require a New Deal

Just as now, some in the 1930s feared that unemployment would remain stubbornly high, permanently; the response 80 years ago was the New Deal.
Labor and Jobs; United States Economy; Recession and Depression; Infrastructure (Public Works); Unemployment; New Deal (1930's); Great Depression (1930's) 

"Perhaps the best argument for government investment to increase jobs and raise demand is that the alternatives seem much worse.
Our current path — set by the Federal Reserve’s huge stimulus to encourage lending — seems dangerously similar to the wanton credit expansion that led to the crisis of a few years ago. Trusting it any further appears foolhardy.
It would be better to rely on fiscal policy, but the path favored by many Republicans in the House seems even worse. To slash government spending and let the economy run its bedraggled course would probably transform our economic emergency from a painful though temporary setback into a permanent feature called stagnation.
And yet this is essentially the policy the nation is following."

7
Business Day

Chrysler Reports Robust Fourth-Quarter Earnings

Fiat, the American automaker’s owner, said it would organize its joint operation in the Netherlands and its primary listing would be in New York.
Company Reports; Automobiles; Sports Utility Vehicles and Light Trucks 

"The more immediate goal is to keep the profit flowing at Chrysler, while Fiat upgrades its product lineup in Europe and South America."

Fiat, the Italian state automaker, never impressed me as technically adept.
The old line:"Fix It Again Tony" rang true.

8
N.Y. / Region

Of Course the Condo Has a Gym, but What About a Personal Shopper?

As developers compete over ultra-wealthy home buyers in New York, the list of building amenities is growing longer and quirkier.
Real Estate and Housing (Residential); Condominiums; Advertising and Marketing 

Living like this requires an income.
I am not so equipped.

9
Sports

This Time, It’s the Devils’ Offense That Stalls

The Devils, who lost 7-3 to the Rangers on Sunday at Yankee Stadium, mustered little offensively in being shut out by the Blues on Tuesday.
Hockey, Ice 

10
World

Afghanistan Exit Is Seen as Peril to C.I.A. Drone Mission

American intelligence agencies are concerned that they could lose their air bases used for drone strikes if a final security deal cannot be struck with the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai.
Espionage and Intelligence Services; United States Defense and Military Forces; Drones (Pilotless Planes); Military Bases and Installations 

This is the Afghan and Pakistani objective.
 
11
World

Syria Talks Fail to Yield Pact to Lift Aid Blockade

Little progress was seen in the third day of talks on authorizing an international convoy to enter blockaded areas in the city of Homs.
Evacuations and Evacuees; Foreign Aid; International Relations; Middle East and North Africa Unrest (2010- ) 

The suffering of the civilians is a weapon of war.

12
U.S.

Military Is Asked to Return Guantánamo Inmate to Yemen

A lawyer for Abdel Malik Ahmed Abdel Wahab al-Rahabi, a Guantánamo inmate for 12 years, sought his return to Yemen, but a military profile said there were risks.
Prisons and Prisoners; Detainees 

Congress has refused this relief.
 
13
U.S.

Clinton Calls Benghazi Her ‘Biggest Regret’ as Secretary

Hillary Rodham Clinton’s comments on the attack on the United States Mission in Libya in 2012 that left four Americans dead represent some of her most candid remarks about the episode.
Presidential Election of 2016; Diplomatic Service, Embassies and Consulates 

Political speech.
It was an accident of time and place.
 
14
Business Day

The Business of Paid Family Leave

Extending the disability-insurance model to help defray the costs of care for children, elderly and sick family members could help employees, with minimal impact on business, an economist writes.
Family Leaves; Paid Time Off 

The G.O.P. will fight it as anti-business.

15
Opinion

Alone, Yet Not Alone

How does the inner experience of faith differ from popular perceptions of religion?
Religion and Belief; Christians and Christianity 

If David Brooks wants to preach he should find a room.
 
16
Business Day

With Eye on Spain, Liberty Said to Join Hunt for ONO

The Spanish cable operator ONO, an enticing prospect for any large telecommunications firm looking to expand in Europe, has reportedly drawn interest from John C. Malone’s Liberty Global media company as well as the British cellphone giant Vodafone.
Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures; Telephones and Telecommunications 

I would lose my shirt if I tried to play in this market.
I don't know the politics.
 
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Multimedia/Photos

Video: Times Minute | Inactivity and the Brain

Also on the Minute, peace talks on Syria and "Broad City" premieres.
Middle East and North Africa Unrest (2010- ); Heart Disease; Television 

I try to stay active.
I need to get more physical while I can still move.
The talks on Syria are going nowhere so far.
 
18
Business Day

U.S. Market Slump Easing; Europe and Asia Still Sliding

Stocks continued to fall in Europe and in emerging Asia-Pacific markets as slowing growth in China and the prospect of less stimulus in the United States raised the specter of capital flight.
Economic Conditions and Trends; Stocks and Bonds 

http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/INDU:IND
Jan 13Jan 27Jan 6Jan 2015,500.0015,750.0016,000.0016,250.0016,500.00
1/29
15,738.79
Interactive INDU Chart
Click on the link.  
Down 185 today.  Down 837.87 this month.
Turkey has inflation problems is the recent excuse I heard.

http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/01/29/hedgies-versus-teachers/

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Hedgies Versus Teachers

So one thing I learned last night is that the right has a new meme: inequality is the fault of the government — you see, it’s all those overpaid government workers.
I made the mistake of replying on the substance, which is that once you correct for education, government workers are paid about the same as their private-sector counterparts; basically, government workers are school teachers, which means that they need college degrees.
But there is a better answer, and a teachable moment here, which gets at the real nature of inequality in America. It’s not about overpaid teachers.
Let’s start by looking at the real winners in soaring inequality — the people who not only make incredible amounts of money, but get to pay very low taxes (and if you suggest closing their loopholes, you’re just like Hitler.) According to Forbes, in 2012 the top 40 hedge fund managers and traders took home a combined $16.7 trillion billion.
Now look at those supposedly overpaid government employees. According to the BLS, the median high school teacher earns $55,050 per year.
So, those 40 hedge fund guys made as much as 300,000, that’s three hundred thousand, school teachers — almost a third of all high school teachers in America.
OK, teachers get benefits, so their total compensation cost is higher than their wage, so maybe it’s only 200,000.
But you should keep numbers like these in mind whenever anyone tries to shift attention from the one percent (and the .001 percent) to Americans who aren’t even upper-middle class."
 
19
World

Mexico: Gang Leader Is Arrested

Dionisio Loya Plancarte, who is believed to handle public relations for the Knights Templar, was found hiding in a closet in Michoacán and arrested, Mexican authorities said Monday.
Organized Crime; Drug Abuse and Traffic 

I want to see him held, tried and sentenced.  Then I want him to serve his time.

20
Sports

Trainer Finds Himself on Both Sides of Canadiens-Bruins Rivalry

Ian Gallagher will have much to cheer, inwardly, at least, when the Canadiens meet the Bruins on Thursday night: the game will feature his son, Brendan, and Milan Lucic, whom he trains in the off-season.
Hockey, Ice 

The game kills its players like football and boxing.
 

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

@14:36, 1/27/14

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1
Business Day

Apple’s Earnings, Bernanke’s Farewell

2
World

Two Relief Camps in Uttar Pradesh Settle Into Permanency

Muslims who fled religious violence in the western part of the state have started building brick houses, having resisted all efforts by the local authorities to get them to move on.
Brick and Tile; Deaths (Fatalities); Demonstrations, Protests, and Riots; Hinduism; Immigration and Emigration; Indian Rupee (Currency); Land Use Policies; Muslims and Islam 

Splitting the village.
3
Opinion

Journalists on the Environment Beat Look Ahead

4
Automobiles

Makers Pack New Cars With Technology, but Younger Buyers Shrug

5
Business Day

New Running Shoe Line Says, ‘Come Fly With Me’

6
Technology

Verizon Plans to Buy Intel Media Division to Expand Its Television Services

7
Sports

Pelé Backs Frenchman for FIFA Presidency

9
Opinion

3 Enemas Later, Still No Drugs

10
Opinion

How Long Have I Got Left?

11
World

Gaza Man Shot to Death in Border Clash With Israeli Military, Palestinians Say

12
Business Day

Stock Sell-Off Continues as Markets Falter on Wall Street


fluctuation.
13
14
Opinion

Bananas are Chemicals, Too

15
Sports

Hawaii and San Diego Among Sites Considered for America’s Cup

16
Business Day

The Business of Paid Family Leave

Extending the disability-insurance model to help defray the costs of care for children, elderly and sick family members could help employees, with minimal impact on business, an economist writes.
Family Leaves; Paid Time Off 

A good idea that will be fought.  Not in this congress.
 
17
Sports

The Week’s Men’s College Basketball Games to Watch

18
U.S.

In Nuns’ Suit, Justices Block Key Mandate in Health Law

The Supreme Court granted an injunction sought by an order of Roman Catholic nuns who object to the requirement to cover contraception.
Birth Control and Family Planning; Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (2010) 

"Making a mountain out of a mole hill"
19
N.Y. / Region

Schumer Proposes ‘Avonte’s Law’ to Protect Children With Autism

20
World

Report on Unrest Is at Odds With Account of Myanmar

Human rights groups say that with this latest round of anti-Muslim violence, Myanmar’s government appears to be trying to cover up the problem.
Human Rights and Human Rights Violations; Muslims and Islam 

Islam is the problem.

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Business Day

Economic Reports for the Week of Jan. 27

2
Technology

Verizon Plans to Buy Intel Media Division to Expand Its Television Services


U.S.

Texas Woman Is Taken Off Life Support After Order

4
Sports

Pelé Backs Frenchman for FIFA Presidency

5
Opinion

3 Enemas Later, Still No Drugs

6
Business Day

Boston Fed’s Latest Role: Community Organizer

7
Opinion

How Long Have I Got Left?

8
Sports

UConn Reaches 20 Wins

9
Sports

The Week’s Men’s College Basketball Games to Watch

10
World

Gaza Man Shot to Death in Border Clash With Israeli Military, Palestinians Say

11
Opinion

Treatment for Addiction

12
14
Sports

Power Play Falls Short, and So Do Islanders

16
World

Report on Unrest Is at Odds With Account of Myanmar

17
Opinion

Bananas are Chemicals, Too

18
Opinion

Confessions of the Cultural Revolution

19
Sports

Hawaii and San Diego Among Sites Considered for America’s Cup

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