Saturday, January 23, 2016

@13:30, 1/22/16

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1
Sports

Paced by a Freshman Guard, Oklahoma State Rips Kansas

Jawun Evans scored 22 points for the Cowboys, who defeated the No. 3 Jayhawks in Stillwater, Okla., for the third time in a row.

#1 Connecticut Huskies (17-0)

1/8 at Houston 9:00 PM ET ESPN3 W 76 - 37
1/10 at
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South Florida
5:00 PM ET W 75 - 59
1/13 at Memphis 6:00 PM ET W 86 - 46
1/16 vs. Temple 6:00 PM ET W 104 - 49
1/20 vs. UCF 7:00 PM ET W 106 - 51
1/23 at Southern Methodist 3:00 PM ET
1/27 at Tulsa 8:00 PM ET
1/30 vs. Memphis 12:00 PM ET


2
Business Day

Wealth Inequality Rising Fast, Oxfam Says, Faulting Tax Havens

Just 62 people own as much wealth as the 3.5 billion people in the bottom half of the world’s income scale, Oxfam reported. Five years ago, it took 388 billionaires to reach that mark.

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

http://www.amazon.com/s/180-8885800-1490543?ie=UTF8&field-keywords=piketty&index=blended&link_code=qs&sourceid=Mozilla-search&tag=mozilla-20

3
Business Day

Supreme Court Favors Class-Action Plaintiff



4
Food

At Pravue Cafe, Albanian Home Cooking in Queens

Family recipes share the menu with dishes that lean to the West.

Another place to eat.

5
Science

Telling Jewels From Junk in DNA


Another small step toward analytic genetics.

6
Health

Centenarians Proliferate, and Live Longer

The number of Americans age 100 and older — those born during Woodrow Wilson’s administration and earlier — is up by 44 percent since 2000, federal health officials reported Thursday.

Healthcare works.

7
Sports

Reserves Lift Liverpool

Liverpool dispatched fourth-tier Exeter in the F.A. Cup, with the reserves Sheyi Ojo and Joao Carlos Teixeira scoring their first goals to help the club complete a 3-0 third-round victory at home.

http://www.theguardian.com/football

8
N.Y. / Region

U.S. Awards $281 Million to New York Region for Hurricane Protection

The largest single award, $176 million, will go to New York City to help build a new flood protection system around Lower Manhattan.

Pointless.

9
Sports

No. 6 West Virginia Falls; North Carolina Wins 10th in Row

Javan Felix scored the final 9 points for Texas and led the Longhorns to a 56-49 victory at No. 6 West Virginia on Wednesday night.

http://nytimes.stats.com/wcbk/scoreboard.asp

3:00 PM ET
Leaders Connecticut SMU
Points B. Stewart 19.6 M. Adams 14.1
Rebounds B. Stewart 8.1 A. Froling 10.9
Assists M. Jefferson 5.5 A. Gibson 2
Final 1 2 3 4 T
1
24 28 20 18 90
SMU
6 14 5 12 37
Boxscore | Recap 
Leaders Connecticut SMU
Points M. Jefferson 19 M. Adams 13
Rebounds B. Stewart 12 A. Froling 7
Assists B. Stewart 7 G. Wilkins 4  
10
 Arts

Efforts to Drop Charges Against Cosby Are Meritless, Prosecutor Says

A district attorney in Pennsylvania hit back at attempts by Bill Cosby’s legal team to drop criminal charges against the entertainer.

The judge will decide. 

11
Opinion

Against Scientific Disclosure

The editor in chief of the Science family of journals says “broad requests for disclosure risk exposing reviewers” who provide candid critiques.

Scientist are not required to publish their notes.
Their peer reviewed publications are enough.

12
Real Estate

Developers Give New Meaning to College Towns

Near campuses around the country, developers are building housing for the staff, tapping into the desire among some younger workers to live in walkable, urban communities.

No, it is not new.

13
Magazine

How Much Should a University Have to Reveal About a Sexual-Assault Case?

I sued the University of Montana to find out — and the implications of the case reach far beyond the state.

This is a "state's rights" fight.
The South lost the Civil War.
The federal government can and does supersede state law. 

14
The Upshot

Sanders Makes a Rare Pitch: More Taxes for More Government

Exploring the details of how Bernie Sanders’s single-payer health plan would be paid for.

Not worth examining now.

http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/

krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2016/01/20/lessons-from-vermont/

15
U.S.

Oregon: Governor Wants Restitution for Takeover

Gov. Kate Brown of Oregon said she intended to bill the United States government for what the occupation of a national wildlife refuge by an armed group is costing state taxpayers.

Trespass is a state matter.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trespass

Oregon must enforce Oregon law.

16
World

Swedish Rights Worker Held in China Said to Apologize for His Actions

State media reported that Peter Dahlin, the co-founder of a nongovernmental organization that provided legal aid to Chinese citizens, had apologized for engaging in harmful activities.

China is a sovereign nation.
Let the diplomats work.

18
U.S.

U.S. Toughens Rules for Latecomers Trying to Enroll in Health Care Act

The Obama administration tightened eligibility for those who miss the Affordable Care Act enrollment deadline; insurers have complained that many consumers applied belatedly only when they became ill.

Not news.

Obamacare is working as designed.

19
U.S.

Georgia Police Officer Indicted in Murder of Unarmed Black Man


There will be a trial. 

20
Your Money

Older Drivers Hit the Road for Uber and Lyft

Seniors are turning to ride-sharing services for the extra income and flexibility they provide, but there are concerns about possible exploitation.

Uber, Lyft and others are taxies.
The regulators will catch up with the holes in the regulations.  


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@18:00

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U.S.

Maryland: Judge Will Not Force Officer to Testify

World

Austria: Limit Set for Refugees

Austria said Wednesday that it had put a cap on the number of refugees it wanted to accept — 37,500 this year and a total of 127,500 through 2019.

The treaty is abrogated.

3
U.S.

Michigan Governor Says Race Had No Role in Flint Water Response

ov. Rick SnydeGr acknowledged failures on the state’s part in the lead contamination of the majority-black city’s water but rejected the label of “environmental racism.”

Gov. Rick Snyder is a criminal.
He is not yet convicted.

4
N.Y. / Region

Ex-New York Officer Pleads Guilty in Conspiracy Case

U.S.
Your Money

Carefully Considering Pension Payment Options

Deciding whether to take a pension as a one-time payout or a monthly payment for life is a decision that can have major financial consequences.

I am aware and thinking.
I Will talk to social security in about two months.
TIAA-CREEF will be an annuity.
I will delay that as long as I can.  The market is down.

7
Science

Telling Jewels From Junk in DNA


8
Sports

Raptors Defeat Celtics for Sixth Straight Win; Wizards Top Depleted Heat

The Raptors won their season-high sixth straight game, 115-109, over the Boston Celtics on Wednesday night in Toronto.

Postponed CSNE/CSNP
Boston
Philadelphia
http://nytimes.stats.com/nba/teamstats.asp?teamno=02&type=schedule 
Wed. 20 at Toronto 7:30 PM ET CSNE  L 109 - 115
Fri. 22 vs. Chicago 7:30 PM ET WPWR/CSNE  W 110 - 101
Sat. 23 at Philadelphia 7:00 PM ET CSNE/CSNP  Postponed
Sun. 24 at Philadelphia 7:00 PM ET CSNE/CSNP 
Mon. 25 at Washington 7:00 PM ET CSNE/CSNM 
Wed. 27 vs. Denver 7:30 PM ET CSNE/ALT 
Fri. 29 vs. Orlando 7:30 PM ET CSNE/FSFL 
Sun. 31 at Orlando 6:00 PM ET NBAt/CSNE/FSFL 

9
Arts

Efforts to Drop Charges Against Cosby Are Meritless, Prosecutor Says


The judge will decide.

10
U.S.

3 Black Maryland Police Officers File Racial Discrimination Suit

Kelvin Sewell, fired from his job as chief of the Pocomoke City Police Department, and two black officers allege systemic harassment and a hostile atmosphere.

yes

11
N.Y. / Region

After Preparing for the Snowstorm, Prepare to Shovel

If the snowfall ends Saturday night, New Yorkers and their landlords will most likely have until 11 a.m. on Sunday to clear snow from their properties.

I have a snowblower that works.

12
N.Y. / Region

Executive in U.N. Corruption Case Pleads Guilty

Shiwei Yan was part of a scheme to funnel bribes to an Antiguan diplomat who served for a year as president of the United Nations General Assembly.

Bargain prices.

13
Travel

In Palau, Taking the Bait to Swim With Jellyfish


Thrilling.

14
N.Y. / Region

Sheldon Silver’s Lawyers Seek Acquittal or Retrial in Corruption Case

In a letter to a judge, the lawyers of Mr. Silver, the former New York State Assembly speaker, claimed his conviction relied on circumstantial evidence.

The Jury properly convicted Mr. Silver.

15
U.S.

Georgia: 51 Accused of Running Swindle From Prison

Inmates used contraband cellphones to carry out fraud schemes from their prison cells, federal prosecutors in Atlanta say.

There will be trials.

16
Sports

Paced by a Freshman Guard, Oklahoma State Rips Kansas

Jawun Evans scored 22 points for the Cowboys, who defeated the No. 3 Jayhawks in Stillwater, Okla., for the third time in a row.

http://nytimes.stats.com/wcbk/scoreboard.asp
Game:
3:00 PM ET
Leaders Connecticut SMU
Points B. Stewart 19.6 M. Adams 14.1
Rebounds B. Stewart 8.1 A. Froling 10.9
Assists M. Jefferson 5.5 A. Gibson 2.8

17
The Upshot

Sanders Makes a Rare Pitch: More Taxes for More Government

Food

Chicken Tacos Let You Think Fast

Build them to order and devour them immediately. Bliss on a plate, and nothing fancy.

http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1017936-chicken-tacos-with-chipotle

20
Magazine

How Much Should a University Have to Reveal About a Sexual-Assault Case?

I sued the University of Montana to find out — and the implications of the case reach far beyond the state.

Rape is a criminal matter.
Trial records are public.
The university appears guilty of conspiracy.

Everything.



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