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Science
A Sea Snail That Moves Like a Flying Insect
The sea butterfly, which is the size of a peppercorn, flaps winglike appendages and moves through water with a motion similar to that of many insects.I could try to model it.
I would have to carve it out of acrylic.
My glass skills are not up to making a good likeness.
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U.S.
T.S.A. Lapses, Retaliation and Bonuses Are Investigated by House Panel
The inquiry began after employees who reported security problems were punished for reporting problems and managers that ignored the reports received bonuses.TSA's troubles are showing.
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T Magazine
Luxurious Italian Pajamas, Inspired by Literature
The designer Francesca Ruffini, who showed her collection for F.R.S. today in Milan, takes T on a tour of her Lake Como library.I would like her work better if it were less derivative.
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Food
Sweet Simplicity at Leche y Miel in the Bronx
Pungent island flavors from a couple with roots in the Dominican Republic.I am not at the point with food where originality counts for much.
The result is better if the cook is working with the materials to hand.
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N.Y. / Region
Woman’s Manslaughter Conviction in 1991 Death to Be Vacated
Vanessa Gathers will be the first woman exonerated by a special unit created by the Brooklyn district attorney to examine cases linked to Louis Scarcella, a retired detective.Louis Scarcella is toxic to convictions.
Everything he touched is now in doubt.
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World
Calais ‘Jungle’ Camp Migrants Get Mixed Legal Ruling
Faced with efforts by the government to level the settlement in Calais, a court said “living spaces” like shops and schools must be preserved.The barrier at the channel is unlawful.
The improvised camp at Calais should not be necessary.
Judge Quemener asks that it be neat and tidy.
The authorities will try.
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Food
Seize the Morning: The Case for Breakfast
A little early effort in the kitchen can pay big dividends for the rest of the day.Yes.
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World
China Moves to Halt ‘Weird’ Architecture
A directive issued by the State Council and the Communist Party’s Central Committee says buildings should be “pleasing to the eye.’’https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalinist_architecture
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Fashion & Style
In Milan, Fendi and Cavalli Just Say No to Athleisure
Fausto Puglisi tones down the bling; MaxMara pairs hot pants and longline coats; and Alberta Ferretti embraces lingerie."Street wear" appears to have triumphed.
The fashion houses have not figured out how to do it better.
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U.S.
Dangerous Storm Moves Up East Coast After Hammering Gulf States
The authorities in Maryland, Virginia, Delaware and the Carolinas warned people to prepare for severe weather from a storm that killed at least three on Tuesday.It was.
It did.
It went to Europe.
Here the power is out.
It did not snow here.
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N.Y. / Region
Girl, 2, Found Dead Under Bed After Brooklyn Fire
A woman approached police officers near the scene of a blaze and told them that the child, her daughter, was inside the apartment.A cheap landlord and aggressive police.
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U.S.
Obama to Visit Florida Factory to Polish Stimulus’s Legacy
President Obama will speak in Jacksonville at the Saft America battery plant, which opened in 2011 after a $95.5 million government investment.The hard money faction has spent more than a century blackening economic stimulus.
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Fashion & Style
Pouring on the Wet Looks
Borrowing the sheen of ice, for results with a lot more heat.The rubber maid is impermeable and impregnable.
Fabrics that do not breath are uncomfortable.
They tend to stink of sweat.
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Travel
An Informed Traveler Is a Safer Traveler
Zika and terrorism targeting tourist areas have travelers on edge. Tips on how to stay safe, and sane, on the road.The world will probably not kill the traveler.
Choose your risks.
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N.Y. / Region
Michael Skakel’s Lawyer Says Trial in Killing of Martha Moxley Wasn’t Fair
Connecticut prosecutors said Mr. Skakel did not deserve a new trial, while his defense pointed to another possible culprit in the 1975 death.Spectacle trials are rarely fair.
The death penalty moots second guessing.
The death penalty is not a good thing.
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Opinion
Governors Unite in the War Against Opioids
State leaders are working together to place sensible limits on the use of risky substances.Addiction is for life.
Acting against addictive chemicals should be done
before they are sold.
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Science
At Yosemite, a Waterfall Turns Into a Firefall
For at least a few more days, Horsetail Fall has a chance to glow like lava for 10 splendid minutes around sunset.It is dramatic.
It is not art.
The pictures can be art.
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World
Macedonia Bars Afghan Asylum Seekers, Stoking Violent Clashes
The Greek riot police forcibly removed protesters from train tracks at a border camp after Macedonia blocked Afghans from seeking political asylum.The Afghani are desperate and numerous.
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T Magazine
The Daily Shoe: Gucci
T plucks the best shoes right off the runway.People die for fashion.
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Fashion & Style
London Fashion Week: Burberry, Christopher Kane and Erdem
As the British capital moves into Day 4, the agenda also includes Roksanda, Peter Pilotto and Giles Deacon.This stuff was ugly the first time.
It has not improved with age.
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