Sunday, February 14, 2016

@2:30, 2/14/16

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Opinion

Why People Are Confused About What Experts Really Think

False balance in journalism is harder to fix than it seems.

Many experts sell their opinions.

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Opinion

False Convictions

A reader writes that “this tragic trend will not abate as long as prosecutors are rarely disciplined.”

I agree it should not happen.

3
Opinion

Prisoners Exonerated, Prosecutors Exposed

More people were exonerated of crimes in 2015 than ever before, revealing a criminal justice system rife with error, incompetence and misconduct.

Let there be more of this.

4
Science

Two-Thirds of the World Faces Severe Water Shortages

The scarcity can lead to crop failure and low crop yields, which could cause food price increases, famine and widespread starvation.

Yes

5
Opinion

Are You a Toxic Waste Disposal Site?

Inadequately regulated industrial companies surround us with chemicals that our bodies absorb.

Nicholas Kristof is correct.

6
U.S.

Texas Panel Calls for an End to Criminal IDs via Bite Mark

The recommendation by the influential Texas Forensic Science Commission is not legally binding, but is likely to carry great weight.

For good reason.

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N.Y. / Region

Review: Beneath the Rafters of the Barn, Steak and Seafood

At the Barn, a new restaurant in Granby, Conn., the chef describes a fondness for cooking “a little bit of everything.”

I am an omnivore.

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U.S.

Police Department Fires Partner of Ex-Officer Peter Liang

Shaun Landau was fired a day after Peter Liang was convicted of manslaughter in the shooting of a man in a Brooklyn housing project stairwell.

Thew police are not talking.

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Arts

Cosby Appeal Filed to Prevent Sexual Assault Case Prosecution

Mr. Cosby and his lawyers defended their appeal by saying that a previous prosecutor said he would never pursue the charge against the entertainer.

Defendants are obligated to try. 

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N.Y. / Region

Guilty Verdict for Officer Peter Liang Adds to Broader Debate on Policing

After the lengthy and often emotional trial of Officer Liang, who was convicted of manslaughter for shooting Akai Gurley in Brooklyn, the initial public reaction was hopeful, but wary.

yes

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Health

Education May Cut Dementia Risk, Study Finds


It helps with the symptoms.

12
Travel

A Tour of Rwanda, From Jungle to City

An eight-day tour, departing from Kigali, features a trek into the jungle to view mountain gorillas.

If you wish.

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N.Y. / Region

Federal Grand Jury Begins Hearing Evidence in Eric Garner Case

Prosecutors presented evidence in the death of Mr. Garner, who died after being placed in a chokehold by a police officer. A Staten Island grand jury declined to indict the officer in 2014.

The jury will decide.

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Sports

Victory Over Islanders Adds to Hurricanes’ Celebrations

Carolina honored its 2006 Stanley Cup championship team before the game.

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

Final 1 2 3 Tot
Boston 3 1 1 5
Detroit 2 3 1 6
Preview | Box | Gameview | Recap 
Three Stars
1: Pavel Datsyuk, Det (2G, 1A)
2: Henrik Zetterberg, Det (2G, 1A)
3: Darren Helm, Det (2G)

15
Food

A Trip to Vietnam Inspires Tender Pork Ribs

The meat is first bathed in a fragrant marinade with traditional Vietnamese seasonings, then braised slowly, and browned at the end.

I can try.

16
Real Estate

Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey

This week’s homes include a six-bedroom in Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y., and a four-bedroom in Lawrence, N.J.

I will not deal with a palace or an hotel.

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N.Y. / Region

When Parole Rules Keep Getaway Driver Locked Up the Longest

Judith Clark, who played a far smaller role in a 1981 armored-car robbery than Mutulu Shakur, will not be eligible for release until well after he is.

He was convicted of robbery.
She was convicted of revolution.

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Your Money

Some Auto Insurance Premiums Penalize Home Renters, Study Finds

Consumers pay about 7 percent more for annual premiums if they rent their home rather than own it, even if they have stellar driving records.

The insurance company's statistics tell them they should.

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N.Y. / Region

Queens Man Charged With Hate Crimes in Attacks on 2 Chinese Women

A Korean man faces counts of robbery and assault as hate crimes, as well as other charges, in connection with two episodes in Flushing, Queens.

Guilty.

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N.Y. / Region

Officer Peter Liang Convicted in Fatal Shooting of Akai Gurley in Brooklyn

Officer Liang was found guilty of manslaughter and official misconduct in the death of Mr. Gurley, who was unarmed when he was hit by a ricocheting bullet in a housing project stairwell.

yes

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