Tuesday, February 2, 2016

@10:00, 2/2/16

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1
Your Money

Spend the Money for the Good Boots, and Wear Them Forever

The cheaper, lower-quality item can be a bad deal if you’ll have to replace it several times before the more expensive, higher-quality one would wear out.

There is interest on the money spent and and saved. Add in maintence on the capital investment.

"As simple as possible and no simpler"

2
Science

Tribes’ Win in Fight for La Jolla Bones Clouds Hopes for DNA Studies

For years the remains have been out of reach, the subject of a legal struggle that pitted 3 scientists against their own administration and the Kumeyaay.

The remains are not old enough to resolve the presented questions.
The scientists must ask the indians.

3
Science

Studying the Heart of El NiƱo, Where Its Weather Begins

Over the Pacific, researchers dropped instrument packages in hope of better forecasting the effects of the phenomenon.

I wondered about the Gulfstream aircraft.
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/SST/PAC/20.jpg
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/SST/PAC/20.jpg
http://www.nnvl.noaa.gov/imageoftheday.php
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/

http://www.weather.gov/

4
World

Australia to Begin Monitoring for Zika Virus

Health officials in the northern part of Queensland and Papua New Guinea, to Australia’s north, have begun taking measures to guard against the virus.

The causal link to microsephaly must be discovered. 

5
Business Day

Assessment of Flint Water Crisis May Hinge on Stupidity vs. Criminality

Because of state law, the Michigan investigation into the municipal water supply in Flint can range more broadly than the federal inquiry.

If the prosecutor does not try hard for convictions he too is guilty.

"Stupidity carries a death penalty"

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N.Y. / Region

Brooklyn Suicide Is Third Hanging in City Holding Cells Since May

An autopsy found that Serge Duthely of Canarsie, who had been arrested on Sunday on a drunken-driving charge, had hanged himself with his T-shirt.

The holding cell needs modification.

7
Health

British Researcher Gets Permission to Edit Genes of Human Embryos

Researchers worldwide have been observing a voluntary moratorium on changes to DNA that could be passed down to subsequent generations.

It is important that work is done, reviewed and published.

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Business Day

Puerto Rico Power Authority’s Debt Is Rooted in Free Electricity

With Puerto Rico’s power authority $9 billion in debt and the commonwealth owing $72 billion, free electricity may end.

Puerto Rico is not allowed to succeed.
It is not a business. 

9
Science

Some Hunter-Gatherers Had a Taste for Tortoises, Study Says

In a cave near Tel Aviv, researchers found evidence of what the inhabitants ate more than 400,000 years ago.

They did not keep kosher.
They were omnivores.

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U.S.

The Facts About Lead Exposure and Its Irreversible Damage

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention emphasize steps to avoid lead exposure and quickly taking action to mitigate its effects.

"Is There a Treatment for Lead Poisoning?
There is no way of reversing damage done by lead poisoning, which is why pediatricians emphasize prevention. But a diet high in calcium, iron and vitamin C can help the body absorb less lead. And people with extreme lead poisoning can undergo chelation therapy, which involves injecting chemicals into the body that bind with lead so that it is excreted in urine. But research has found that chelation therapy cannot reverse damage already done to the brain or nervous system."

11
U.S.

West Virginia: Probation Sentence in Chemical Spill

A former environmental consultant at a chemical distributor was sentenced to three years’ probation and fined $10,000 Monday for a 2014 chemical spill that fouled the drinking water supply of 300,000 people.

It is clear that there should be no repeat of the chemical spill.
These people can't pay reparations.

12
Sports

Brandt Snedeker Triumphs in Wind at Torrey Pines

Snedeker finished with a six-under-par 282 at the Farmers Insurance Open after winds toppled trees on the South Course and played havoc with scores.

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

13
Business Day

Gas Eclipses Coal as Source of Power for 5th Straight Month

The generation of power from coal in the United States fell to the lowest monthly level in 35 years in November 2015 as generators switched to natural gas.

Less carbon is not no carbon.

14
Health

W.H.O. Declares Zika Virus an International Health Emergency

In its decision, the World Health Organization highlighted the seriousness of the Zika outbreak, a mosquito-borne virus thought to cause birth defects which has exploded in Latin America.

People are frightened.

15
U.S.

Seattle Police Arrest 3 Boys in Deadly Shooting at Homeless Camp

The shooting, which investigators believe stemmed from a drug-dealing dispute, left two people dead and three wounded at an encampment known as the Jungle.

The incident is being treated as an excuse to do a clean out.

16
Fashion & Style

Kaneesha Parsard, Ryan Jobson

The couple met at the University of Pennsylvania, from which they graduated. Both are Ph.D. candidates at Yale.

The middle class marries.

Sooner is better.  As soon as you can is best.

17
N.Y. / Region

Delayed New York City Report on Shelter Safety Violations Is Released

The report, which Mayor Bill de Blasio promised to release last May, documents longstanding problems in housing units rented as shelter space from private landlords.

The city is a tenant of last resort.

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N.Y. / Region

Mayor de Blasio Announces Plans to Boost Security and Mental Health Staff at New York City Shelters

The announcement came days after a killing at a shelter in Harlem, where a man with a history of psychiatric issues is suspected of fatally stabbing a former teacher.

I am not going to get excited yet.

De Blasio seems to have improvised his plan on the podium.

19
World

Operation Turns Tilting Cargo Ship From Collision Course With French Coast

The ship was headed from Gabon to a French port with 22 crew members when it began to list badly.

Often the crew is more skilled.The salvage group should be able to get control of the water in the hull.

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Landes,+France/@44.0085291,-1.2552548,8z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0xd543137a5ae9f13:0x306651748112800

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Le+Havre,+France/@49.4810697,0.3136591,11z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x47e02f23952

Bordeaux might be easy if there is water to float the Modern Express.

It looks like a shifted cargo.

Sports

Columbia Still Perfect in Ivy

Maodo Lo had 16 points, 6 rebounds and 5 steals, and visiting Columbia (14-6, 3-0) stayed undefeated in Ivy League play with a 77-60 win over Dartmouth (7-10, 1-2).

#1 Connecticut Huskies (20-0)

 

http://nytimes.stats.com/wcbk/schedules.asp?team=0129

1/23 at Southern Methodist 3:00 PM ET  W 90 - 37
1/27 at Tulsa 8:00 PM ET  W 94 - 30
1/30 vs. Memphis 12:00 PM ET  W 83 - 40
2/3 at Tulane 8:00 PM ET  
2/6 vs. East Carolina 1:00 PM ET  
2/8 at
2
South Carolina
7:00 PM ET  
2/14 at Temple 12:00 PM ET  
2/17 vs. Cincinnati 7:00 PM ET  
2/20 at East Carolina 8:00 PM ET  
2/24 vs. Southern Methodist 7:00 PM ET  
2/27 vs. Tulane 1:00 PM ET  
2/29 vs.
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South Florida
7:00 PM ET  


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