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Real Estate
$900,000 Homes in Mississippi, Pennsylvania and Ohio
This week’s properties include a Georgian Revival in Mississippi, a converted barn in Pennsylvania and a contemporary in Ohio.I wont live in Mississippi if there is an alternative.
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U.S.
Nevada: $400,000 Payment Approved in Case of Patients Sent Away
San Francisco sued Nevada in 2013 amid reports that patients discharged from Rawson-Neal Psychiatric Hospital in Las Vegas were bused to California and directed to seek services there.The thought is a giggle.
The actuality is an administrative nightmare.
Mayor DeBlasio must have a care what he promises.
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Real Estate
House Hunting in ... in Japan
The history of the Japanese housing market has been a volatile one, though right now certain parts of the country’s housing market are seller’s markets, especially Tokyo.The site and design are tempting.
The isolation would be torture.
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Opinion
The Unlucky Millions Paying More for Medicare
Congress needs to curb the wacky up-and-down movements of premiums and deductibles.No matter how the republican try to twist the formula it is still a good deal.
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World
Argentina: Former Transportation Official Found Guilty in Graft Case
Ricardo Jaime was convicted after he acknowledged having accepted vacations and free rent from businessmen whose companies had government contracts.Another slap on the wrist.
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World
London Police End 24-Hour Watch at Embassy Housing Julian Assange
The WikiLeaks founder has been holed up in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London since 2012, avoiding extradition to Sweden on a rape accusation.I believe the woman in question has withdrawn the complaint.
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N.Y. / Region
Father’s Cry After Daughter’s Stabbing in Queens: ‘How Could She Be Killed in This Way?’
Qing Qing Kiemde, 28, was found dead in Kissena Corridor Park in Queens on Sunday. “She was such a good person. Always so kind to everyone,” her father, Weiqun Ma, said.There are human predators.
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N.Y. / Region
Appeals Court Reinstates Lawsuit Over Police Surveillance of Muslims
A lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court and dismissed last year, claimed that surveillance by the New York Police Department had illegally targeted Muslim communities in New Jersey.We regret things after we do them.
Freedom of religion is real.
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Travel
In Somerset, a Hotel With Fitting Name Focuses on Food
About 90 minutes from London by train, the Pig Near Bath is convenient for a weekend gastro-getaway and is a welcome option for visitors to Bath.Fine by me.
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Times Insider
On the Beat, With a Breast Pump
The reporter Sharon Otterman interrupts her maternity leave to cover the pope’s recent visit to New York.I am relieved she managed.
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Science
In California, Electric Cars Outpace Plugs, and Sparks Fly
California, where half of the country’s electric cars are registered, is pushing for more, but as it is, too-few charging stations lead to fierce competition for available spots.There should be a market for extension cords.
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U.S.
A.C.L.U. Says Complaints Show Border Patrol ‘Impunity’
Drivers accused checkpoint agents of improper gunplay, racial profiling and excessive roughness, according to records released to the American Civil Liberties Union.The border patrol should not be armed. They can call the police like other civilians.
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Business Day
Past Winners of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science
The award was established in 1968 in Alfred Nobel’s memory, to celebrate the 300th anniversary of Sweden’s central bank, the world’s first.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_of_England
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Reserve_Bank
I recognize half a dozen of the names.
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Business Day
A 2nd Fed Governor Opposes Raising Rates This Year, Breaking With Yellen
Daniel Tarullo is the second Fed governor to suggest the Fed should wait until next year to raise interest rates, coming after Lael Brainard on Monday.Binyamin Appelbaum should check his sources.
It is not appropriate to raise rates this year.
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Travel
At Some Resorts, It’s Always ‘Island Time’
Resorts like Song Saa in Cambodia are setting all the clocks forward an hour to allow guests to catch sunrise at a more rested time.18
I like to get through the list while it is reasonably current.
Sports
Buffalo Bills at Tennessee Titans Preview
You have to imagine that few things excite Bills Coach Rex Ryan more than squaring up against a team with a rookie quarterback.http://www.theguardian.com/football
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Sports
U.S.C. Coach Steve Sarkisian Taking Leave of Absence
Sarkisian did not attend practice Sunday, and Athletic Director Pat Haden said “it was very clear to me that he is not healthy.”http://www.theguardian.com/uk/sport
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Opinion
Bring Back House Calls
If doctors visited patients at home, the benefit to the health care system would be enormous.A rational reimbursement rate for physicians would help enormously.
More doctors would practice. More time could be spent on each patient.
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Real Estate
$900,000 Homes in Mississippi, Pennsylvania and Ohio
Not Mississippi. I would not carry the necessary staff.
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Travel
Cruise and Resort News: A Queen Mary 2 Redesign; a Hotel in Bhutan
What you need to know if you’re on a trip or planning one soon, including a sale on a 40-day sailing trip and the latest on cruise prices.Sadly no. I am too cheap.
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Sports
Buffalo Bills at Tennessee Titans Preview
You have to imagine that few things excite Bills Coach Rex Ryan more than squaring up against a team with a rookie quarterback.4
N.Y. / Region
Appeals Court Reinstates Lawsuit Over Police Surveillance of Muslims
A lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court and dismissed last year, claimed that surveillance by the New York Police Department had illegally targeted Muslim communities in New Jersey.good.
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Travel
Video: 36 Hours in East Tokyo
From boutiques blooming in abandoned spaces to new ramen shops taking root amid high-rises, Eastern Tokyo promises to leave visitors wide-eyed with wonder.I would be working. I have a cousin in Tokyo.
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T Magazine
A Seasonal Risotto Recipe From Milan
Chef Antonio Guida, formerly the chef at Hotel Il Pellicano, shares his autumnal version of the traditional rice dish.I would have to follow the recipe.
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U.S.
For Teenagers, Sexual Consent Classes Add Layer of Complexity to Difficult Subject
California requires high schools to teach affirmative consent, defining when and how people agree to have sex, but critics say the lessons sow confusion.The instruction can do no more than start the thought process.
Chemistry takes care of the rest.
It is better to be confused and knowledgeable than certain and ignorant.
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Sports
Sheldon Richardson Returns as the Jets Get Back to Work
The Pro Bowl defensive lineman is rejoining a stout defense after serving a four-game suspension as the team returns from a bye.I do not use the weed. The effects did not please me.
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Sports
Defense, Not Manning, Behind Denver Broncos’ 5-0 Start
Look at any defensive metric, and there is a good chance the Broncos are at or near the top of the list.I pay no attention.
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World
Asylum Seekers Stir Commerce and Compassion in Greek Village
Thousands of migrants have stopped in Evzonoi, Greece, stimulating business at hotels and shops and inspiring acts of charity from residents.Migrants move on.
Invaders do not.
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Food
Maison Hugo Ready to Open in Lenox Hill
Florian Victor Hugo, a descendant of that Victor Hugo, will tweak brasserie favorites; seafood in Bay Ridge; a new branch of Katz’s; and more.You must choose.
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Business Day
Justices Delve Into Electricity Markets and Class-Action Demands
The Supreme Court heard cases about the limits of the federal government’s ability to regulate power prices and whether an unsolicited deal can halt a class action.The state regulators guarantee the utilities a small profit.
They arrange the rate structure.
Electricity markets are not free.
Class-actions win. The corporation directors don't like it.
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Sports
Dalton Helps Bengals Rally Past Seahawks to Stay Perfect
Quarterback Andy Dalton led Cincinnati from a 17-point deficit to a victory against the Seahawks, leaving the Bengals 5-0 for the first time since 1988, the last time they went to the Super Bowl.More football
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Sports
Fantasy Football Week 6: Falcons at Saints
Fantasy football analysis for all relevant players in Thursday night’s game between the Atlanta Falcons and the New Orleans Saints.17
U.S.
Nevada: $400,000 Payment Approved in Case of Patients Sent Away
San Francisco sued Nevada in 2013 amid reports that patients discharged from Rawson-Neal Psychiatric Hospital in Las Vegas were bused to California and directed to seek services there.It may slow the practice.
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Sports
Fantasy Football Week 6: Waiver Wire Picks
With bye weeks upon us, finding good fill-in players is imperative, but the rash of injuries in the N.F.L. does complicate matters.19
U.S.
In Courts, Running Out the Clock on Obama Immigration Plan
Nearly a year ago, the president vowed that his administration would provide up to four million undocumented immigrants the ability to live and work without fear of immediate deportation. Legal reviews are standing in the way.We are not going to send them back.
Travel
At Some Resorts, It’s Always ‘Island Time’
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