Wednesday, October 14, 2015

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Sports

Italy Qualifies for European Championship

Stephan El Shaarawy ended a three-year drought by scoring the winning goal as Italy beat Azerbaijan, 3-1, Saturday to qualify for next year’s European Championship.

http://www.theguardian.com/football

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Science

Study Quantifies Liana Vines’ Threat to Forests

Researchers in Panama reported that after three years, forest areas with lianas had 76 percent less biomass than plots that had been cleared of vines.

Forests exist to grow seeds.
Carbon storage is a human goal.
There are no effective carbon offsets.

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N.Y. / Region

One Dead After Truck Hits Apartment Building in the Bronx

Six people were also injured, including the driver of the Coca-Cola delivery truck that slammed into the building in the Port Morris neighborhood, officials said.

https://www.google.com/maps/place/E+138th+St,+Bronx,+NY/@40.8039094,-73.912389,17z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x89c2f5c30057fe3d:0xe574e0df4bd825e1

Ugly location.

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U.S.

Two Reviews of Tamir Rice Shooting in Cleveland Are Seen as Shielding Police


Shopping for experts.

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N.Y. / Region

An Armed Robber Finds an Easy Target Down Under the Plaza

A robber goes underground to commit a crime remarkable not only for its brazenness and ease, but also for its particular setting and circumstances.

Running will do no good.

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Opinion

A Law That Hides Police Misconduct From the Public


fix the law

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World

China: Fire Strikes Tianjin, 2 Months After Fatal Blast

In a scene reminiscent of that blast on Aug. 12, social media sites in China showed videos of a large fireball lighting up the sky.

An alcohol spill.

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Science

A Culture of Nagging Helps California Save Water

The rise of domestic and neighborhood self-enforcement is having an effect on the wasting of water amid the drought.

California needs to fix their water use.
Higher prices will do that.
Charge the replacement cost.

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U.S.

South Carolina: Toddler Shoots Grandmother With Gun in Car

Police say a 2-year-old boy found a gun in the car he was riding in and shot his grandmother in the back.

Locked or carried.
A gun is useless if it is inaccessible.

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Sports

South Carolina’s Steve Spurrier Is Retiring Immediately, Reports Say

Spurrier, 70, told his players Monday he was retiring, effective immediately, according to multiple news media reports.

There is a reason.

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Health

Study Shows Spread of Cigarettes in China

Chinese men smoke one-third of all the world’s cigarettes, and a third of all young men in China eventually die from the habit.

Yes.

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N.Y. / Region

Review: The Lure of Steak at Noches de Colombia in Montclair

Noches de Colombia’s skirt steaks bring carnivores indoors as barbecue season ends.

I will eat steak.

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Sports

Dave Meyers, U.C.L.A. Basketball Star, Dies at 62

Meyers led the Bruins to their final championship under John Wooden and was later part of the trade that sent Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to the Los Angeles Lakers.

Stars age badly.

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Business Day

Defamation Suit Against Bill Cosby Will Go Forward in Massachusetts



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World

Video: In Hong Kong, Neon’s Fading Glow

LEDs are overtaking neon as the light of choice adorning Hong Kong’s iconic streetscapes.

Art is the experience.

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Opinion

Where Our Trash Goes

Readers take issue with a Sunday Review essay that said recycling has failed in both economic and environmental terms.

As most of the writers point out, recycling is not locally cost effective.

We will do it for its other benefits.

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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.

Julian Assange is a target.
It is his goal in life.

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World

Video: Pro-E.U. Campaign Begins in Britain

Stuart Rose, chairman of Britain Stronger in Europe, began an initiative on Monday urging the British to vote for remaining in the European Union in a referendum to be held by the end of 2017.

Britain will think it will do better without the E.U.
True short term.  Less true long term.
I cannot decide for them.

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Opinion

Republicans, Immigration and Jobs

A reader faults the party’s hypocrisy on American jobs.

It is both.

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Opinion

Native Lives Matter, Too

Almost no attention is paid to this pattern of violence against already devastated peoples.

Yes.

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N.Y. / Region

One Dead After Truck Hits Apartment Building in the Bronx


Business Day

U.A.W. Chief Expects Deal on Contract at Chrysler


done.
U.S.

South Carolina: Toddler Shoots Grandmother With Gun in Car


Travel

In Panama City, a Restaurant That Lives Up to Its Name


Big freezer.
T Magazine

A Recipe for Fluke, From One of Paris’s Hottest Chefs

Inaki Aizpitarte recently traveled to New York to celebrate Contra’s two-year anniversary with a two-night, nine-course dinner.

OK.
U.S.

Planned Parenthood to Forgo Payment for Fetal Tissue

The decision was meant to combat videos that contended that officials sought to profit from the programs, which provide fetal tissue to researchers.

The Republicans will continue to yell at Planned Parenthood for the Republicans' suspicions.
Sports

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes Win Crash-Marred Russian Grand Prix

With Vladimir V. Putin in attendance, Hamilton extended his season series lead while his teammate Nico Rosberg quickly fell out of contention.

The formula 1 season has been a series of random incidents.
Business Day

Volkswagen Says Diesel Repairs Will Vary in Europe and U.S.

Volkswagen’s top executive in Britain, Paul Willis, faced skeptical members of Parliament during testimony on the auto company’s emissions scandal.

I do not expect the emissions problems to be fixed. 
Opinion

A Law That Hides Police Misconduct From the Public



Travel

Hotel and Resort News: A Canyon Ranch in Turkey; a Faena in Miami Beach

What you need to know if you’re on a trip or planning one soon, including new hotels in London, New York City, Bogota and Mumbai.

Nothing I need.
Opinion

The Asian Advantage

One American minority succeeds as others lag, and it has nothing to do with intelligence.

Hereditary club memberships are a reality.
Opinion

Sentencing Reform

A reader calls for the reinvestment of the cost savings of right-sizing our prison population.

Taking in one another's laundry does not lead to wealth.
N.Y. / Region

An Armed Robber Finds an Easy Target Down Under the Plaza


U.S.

Arkansas: Judge Orders Release of Details on Execution Drugs


U.S.

Iowa: Charges Dropped Against One Ron Paul Aide

A federal judge dismissed charges Friday against Ron Paul’s 2012 presidential campaign manager.

The dismissal is a contractual obligation.
Sports

Player Ratings: Mexico (3) vs. United States (2)


World

Verdict Issued for Jason Rezaian of Washington Post, Iran Says

An Iranian judicial official said a final verdict was given, according to the semi-official Tabnak website, but did not provide any further details.

It would be good to know the sentance.

N.Y. / Region

Hazing and Drinking Deaths at Asian-American Fraternities Raise Concerns

As Asian-American fraternities have spread in recent decades, some have replicated not only the camaraderie of other Greek organizations, but also their excesses.

As they should.
World

London Police End 24-Hour Watch at Embassy Housing Julian Assange



Enough.


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