Monday, August 31, 2015

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Sports

Playoff-Bound Liberty Collect 20th Win

Epiphanny Prince had 18 points and 4 steals, and Tina Charles added 15 points and 5 assists to help the Liberty beat the Connecticut Sun.

http://www.nytimes.com/pages/sports/ncaabasketball/index.html

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Sports

U.S. Open Qualifiers Brave a Gantlet Into the Main Draw

Kateryna Bondarenko, a quarterfinalist at the United States Open in 2009, made a return to the main draw, and she was joined by a group of teenagers on the men’s side.

http://nytimes.stats.com/mlb/scoreboard.asp?meta=true

Final 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Boston0 0 0
0 0 2
2 0 0
491
NY Mets0 1 0
0 0 3
1 0 x
5110

  W: T. Clippard (2-0)   L: R. Ross Jr. (0-2)   S: J. Familia (35)
  Bos HR: D. Ortiz (28)
Preview | Box | Gameview | Recap

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Sports

Usain Bolt Wins Again in Relay; Bad Handoff Disqualifies U.S. Team at World Championships

Jamaica won the 4x100-meter relay at the world championships, American decathlete Ashton Eaton bettered his world record and Mo Farah of Britain easily won the 5,000 meters.

ok

4
Sports

Kevin Anderson Captures Title and Ends Long Drought

Anderson, the South African second seed, knocked off the Frenchman Pierre-Hugues Herbert at the Winston-Salem Open to win his first ATP Tour event since 2012.

American League
East
TeamWLPctGBHomeRoadEastCentralWestLast 10Streak
Toronto 7456.569-43 - 2331 - 3327 - 2318 - 1319 - 138 - 2W 3
NY Yankees 7257.5581.537 - 2635 - 3128 - 2218 - 1117 - 165 - 5W 3
Tampa Bay 6466.4921033 - 3531 - 3124 - 2612 - 1717 - 175 - 5W 1
Baltimore 6367.4851137 - 2526 - 4226 - 2413 - 1715 - 181 - 9L 4
Boston 6070.4621433 - 3227 - 3820 - 3015 - 1515 - 186 - 4L 1
Central
TeamWLPctGBHomeRoadEastCentralWestLast 10Streak
Kansas City 8050.615-45 - 2135 - 2917 - 1432 - 1918 - 117 - 3L 1
Minnesota 6763.5151340 - 2527 - 3819 - 1426 - 2514 - 128 - 2W 1
Cleveland 6366.48816.529 - 3434 - 3214 - 1318 - 3119 - 148 - 2W 5
Chi White Sox 6168.47318.533 - 3228 - 3613 - 1620 - 3119 - 105 - 5W 1
Detroit 6070.4622030 - 3530 - 3510 - 1930 - 2011 - 201 - 9L 4
West
TeamWLPctGBHomeRoadEastCentralWestLast 10Streak
Houston 7259.550-45 - 2127 - 3818 - 1612 - 1728 - 236 - 4L 1
Texas 6861.527332 - 3236 - 2923 - 1116 - 1320 - 297 - 3W 4
LA Angels 6565.5006.539 - 2726 - 3816 - 1614 - 1628 - 232 - 8L 3
Seattle 6170.4661129 - 3632 - 3415 - 1713 - 1826 - 255 - 5L 1
Oakland 5774.4351530 - 3627 - 3810 - 2312 - 1725 - 275 - 5W 2

National League
East
TeamWLPctGBHomeRoadEastCentralWestLast 10Streak
NY Mets 7258.554-43 - 2329 - 3534 - 179 - 2021 - 128 - 2W 1
Washington 6663.5125.537 - 2629 - 3729 - 2112 - 1717 - 166 - 4W 2
Atlanta 5476.4151833 - 2921 - 4725 - 2512 - 1812 - 211 - 9L 5
Miami 5279.39720.530 - 3622 - 4318 - 3311 - 1816 - 182 - 8L 2
Philadelphia 5279.39720.530 - 3522 - 4421 - 319 - 2114 - 185 - 5L 1
Central
TeamWLPctGBHomeRoadEastCentralWestLast 10Streak
St. Louis 8446.646-46 - 1938 - 2718 - 832 - 1823 - 117 - 3W 2
Pittsburgh 7950.6124.546 - 2133 - 2924 - 921 - 2921 - 57 - 3L 1
Chi Cubs 7355.5701039 - 2634 - 2920 - 1029 - 2215 - 136 - 4L 4
Milwaukee 5575.4232930 - 3925 - 3616 - 1421 - 2910 - 204 - 6W 1
Cincinnati 5376.41130.529 - 3524 - 4116 - 1223 - 287 - 232 - 8L 1
West
TeamWLPctGBHomeRoadEastCentralWestLast 10Streak
LA Dodgers 7256.563-44 - 2028 - 3619 - 1316 - 1429 - 205 - 5W 5
San Francisco 6961.531438 - 2731 - 3418 - 1513 - 1727 - 234 - 6L 2
Arizona 6367.4851031 - 3532 - 3215 - 1814 - 1624 - 264 - 6L 2
San Diego 6367.4851031 - 3032 - 3717 - 1614 - 1626 - 245 - 5W 1
Colorado 5276.4062027 - 3625 - 4016 - 1815 - 1318 - 314 - 6W 1

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Sports

Days Before Kidney Transplant, Aries Merritt Wins Bronze in Hurdles

Merritt, the reigning Olympic champion, has been unable to break 13 seconds since 2012 in the 110-meter hurdles, but his 13.04 on Friday was impressive in light of his health.

There is always another fast person.

6
Opinion

The Cold Cases of the Jim Crow Era

Hundreds of African-Americans were killed from 1930 to 1960. Time is running out to solve these cold cases.

yes, we must not hide from the past.

7
U.S.

Mississippi’s Recovery After Katrina Holds Lessons for Policy Makers

Mississippi, which was directly hit by the hurricane, has proved a test case for officials trying to determine how to split up resources and whom to give government help.

Most of the examples are negative.

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U.S.

California Death Penalty, Struck Down Over Delays, Faces Next Test

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit will review a ruling last year that found the state’s capital punishment system to be dysfunctional.

Killing moots the problem.

9
Sports

Sailor Falls Ill After Rio Event

Organizers of the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics said they were “extremely concerned” after the German sailor Erik Heil became ill after his third-place finish at a test event there.

Brazil must move the aquatic events.

10
U.S.

New Mexico: Secretary of State Is Accused of Corruption

The attorney general’s complaint accuses Dianna Duran of embezzlement, money laundering and campaign finance violations.

It is time for a trial.

11
Opinion

A Ruling With a Bonus for Fast-Food Workers

Corporate parents may have to take responsibility for franchise workers, giving a big lift to the Fight for $15 movement.

The unions have a just cause.

12
Sports

4x400 Relay Gives U.S. a Gold but Doesn’t Change Bottom Line

The Americans finished third in the gold medal count, their lowest ranking at a track and field world championships in history, and had quite a drop in their overall medal count.

Golds are not a national matter.

13
Business Day

Labor Board Ruling on Joint Employers Leaves Some Companies Scratching Their Heads

Some fear the decision, which is likely to face legal challenges, could threaten the business model of staffing agencies, subcontractors and franchise operators.

The change would not be a bad thing.

14
Sports

Usain Bolt Wins Easily but Is Run Down by Cameraman

Usain Bolt maintained his perch at the top of the world of sprinting for another year. Allyson Felix won the women’s 400.

Some run faster than others.

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U.S.

Food Truck Controversy Hits a Missouri Town Seeking Growth

A familiar debate over food trucks has revealed underlying tensions in North Kansas City, which wants to add urban cool while preserving its small-town intimacy.

The food trucks are lunch wagons with engines.
They exist because a fixed address is prohibitively expensive.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_truck
 "(Redirected from Lunch wagon)" 

16
Opinion

Rethinking Warren G. Harding

A president usually ranked among the worst had a lot going for him, including being ahead of his time on race.

President Harding's economic policy was disastrous.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prohibition#United_States

17
Opinion

Rethinking Mass Transit in the New York Region

Readers respond to an Op-Ed article on mass transit problems.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/21/opinion/can-our-transit-system-get-any-worse.html

The U.S. has spent the best part of a century limiting the power of the railroads.
It is now surprised at its success.

18
Health

New Alternatives to Statins Add to a Quandary on Cholesterol

Doctors find it difficult to ignore patients’ complaints about statins, which are much cheaper, even though clinical trials have found that they have minimal side effects.

Demand that Medicare bargain with the drug companies.

19
Sports

Playoff Race Lacks Some of the Best

Rory McIlroy, Sergio GarcĂ­a and Martin Kaymer are among the highly ranked players passing on the first round of the PGA Tour’s version of the postseason, which begins Thursday.

It is professional golf.

20
Travel

Inventive Menus at Soho House Berlin’s New Restaurant

The Store Kitchen, off the lobby of Soho House in Mitte, is drawing a stylish crowd with its creative takes on ambitious, vegetable-focused dishes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kefir

"The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence."

Sometimes the food is good.


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