Thursday, December 3, 2015

@9:04, 12/3/15

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1
World

Searchers Refine Possible Path of Lost Malaysian Flight 370

Investigators released an analysis using a set of probability tools that they say takes them closer to locating the jet in the southern Indian Ocean.

Nothing new.
The search continues.

2
U.S.

Officer in Chicago Shooting Is Released From Jail

Jason Van Dyke, charged with murder in the shooting death of Laquan McDonald, a black teenager, was freed after posting bond and his lawyer pledged that he was not a flight risk.

The world does change.
Jason Van Dyke was not learning the changes.

3
Opinion

Domestic Abuse Policy

A lawyer writes that supporting employees suffering from violence at home is the right thing for companies to do.

This may be the best that can be done.

4
U.S.

Students’ Protests May Play Role in Supreme Court Case on Race in Admissions

The protests, some at the alma maters of the court’s members, might sway the justices in a University of Texas case where a white woman was denied entrance.

The fight is over racial segregation.
The University of Texas, Austin has found a usable corrective formula.
It should be allowed to continue to use it as long as it is useful.
The problem is cultural remediation. 

5
Food

The Choreographer Mark Morris’s Nesting Dishes

He keeps his set of round, high-rimmed stainless-steel thali (plates) and accompanying katori (bowls), in descending sizes.

Practical.

India is not my culture.

6
U.S.

Cleveland Officer Says He Shot Tamir Rice After Fake Gun Was Pulled

Officer Timothy Loehmann, the patrolman who fatally shot the 12-year-old, said he saw the boy “reaching into his waistband” before firing his weapon.

The officers action was wrong.
I am glad I do not have to serve in his trial.

7
Opinion

Patient Confidentiality and a Doctor’s Judgment Call

A doctor and a lawyer discuss physicians’ obligation.

Each action is a personal decision.
We must act to our best judgment.

8
U.S.

House Restores Local Education Control in Revising No Child Left Behind

The bipartisan 2001 law ushered in high-stakes testing to measure student progress in reading and math between the third and the eighth grades.

"The bill passed Wednesday retains the annual testing requirements in math and reading. Schools must also continue to report the results by students’ race, income and disability status."

There was money involved.

The management will be softer.

9
Sports

New Orleans Saints at Houston Texans Preview

The much-improved Houston defense should be able to keep things close enough that Brian Hoyer and the Texans’ offense can secure a victory.

http://www.theguardian.com/uk/sport

10
World

High Court Denounces Northern Ireland’s Abortion Law

The procedure is permitted in some circumstances, but the Belfast High Court said the measure was “incompatible with human rights.”

The law on abortion in Ireland will change.

11
U.S.

Health Spending in U.S. Topped $3 Trillion Last Year

It grew faster than the economy in 2014, the government said, as major provisions of the Affordable Care Act took effect.

Republican obduracy is failing.

12
U.S.

Robert Dear, Suspect in Colorado Attack, Appears in Court

Mr. Dear wore a white padded vest with his hands and legs shackled in his first court appearance to answer an initial charge of first-degree murder.

Robert Dear is a murderer.

13
Sports

Hot-Scoring Matt Duchene Leads Avalanche Past the Devils

Duchene had a franchise-record 11 goals in November and opened the scoring for Colorado on Tuesday.

http://nytimes.stats.com/nhl/scoreboard.asp?day=20151204

9:00 PM ET NESN/RSNF
Boston        
Calgary        

14
Sports

Junior College’s Second Chances Become Dead Ends

Struggling players enrolled at Westchester Community College to bolster their academic credentials and transfer to Division I programs, but grade fraud cost some their scholarships.

http://www.uconnhuskies.com/sports/w-baskbl/conn-w-baskbl-body.html

Beat DePaul
Plays again on the fifth.

15
N.Y. / Region

Mayor de Blasio Promotes Smoother Ride on F.D.R. Drive

Mayor Bill de Blasio pushed to have the bumpy route along the East River resurfaced; those repairs, from 125th Street to the Brooklyn Bridge, are expected to be completed this week.

The road needs the work.

16
Sports

Familiar Atmosphere Finally Finds the Islanders’ New Home

The Rangers faced off against the Islanders at their new home in Brooklyn on Wednesday to the capacity crowd of 15,795.

http://nytimes.stats.com/nhl/scoreboard.asp?day=20151204

9:00 PM ET NESN/RSNF
Boston        
Calgary        


17
Sports

U.S.C. Coach Loses Interim Tag

Southern California hired Clay Helton as its permanent coach in light of his guiding the team to a division title after taking over for Steve Sarkisian.

The season is over.
It is playoff time.

18
N.Y. / Region

Cuomo to Highlight New York’s Progress in AIDS Fight

In a speech Tuesday, Mr. Cuomo is expected to announce that more New Yorkers are taking Truvada, a drug that protects against H.I.V. infection, and separately, the number of infections transmitted from mother to child has dropped to zero in the state.

http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2015/11/30/us/ap-us-ending-aids.html

19
N.Y. / Region

A Dog’s West Side Prey

A family pet in Central Park dashed off and returned with a locally appropriate baked product.

The problem is Entenmann's is not a great pound cake.


20
Sports

Monday’s Matchup: Ravens (3-7) at Browns (2-8)

The game could be close: All of Baltimore’s games this season have been decided by 8 points or fewer.

Sunday the sixth.
4:25 PM ET FOX
Philadelphia
New England
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