Saturday, June 18, 2016

@2:00, 6/18/16

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1
Opinion

Think Less, Think Better

A wandering mind has less innovative thoughts.

Say rather a distracted mind.
The radio in the car falls into the background.
I never know what was said or played.
I leave it off at home. 

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The Upshot

Did Infamous Tuskegee Study Cause Lasting Mistrust of Doctors Among Blacks?

A study makes a leap to causality, but it’s not as if racism stopped: We should be careful about blaming a single incident in the past.

Aaron E. Carroll missed. 
The mistrust is of the agencies of the federal government.
Reasons for mistrust of local administrators are many and persistent.
The Tuskegee Experiment is much cited by third generation agitators.

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U.S.

Officer’s Murder Trial in Freddie Gray Death Turns on ‘Rough Ride’

The state’s case rests on whether it proved that Officer Caesar R. Goodson Jr. intentionally drove a police van in a way that caused Mr. Gray’s death.

"Mr. Jaros, the law professor, said that the rough ride theory had “flatlined,” but “that doesn’t mean that they don’t have a case at least for manslaughter based on his failure to buckle and then his refusal to get medical attention.”
“There’s no question,’’ Mr. Jaros said, that “you’ve got really a horrific level of callousness to the experience of the people who are being shuttled through the system.”
“The problem is, that doesn’t necessarily satisfy a criminal charge.”"


4
Magazine

How to Nap

Aim to sleep for 20 minutes. Find a safe space.

Sleep drunkenness is a problem.
So are alarm clocks.  

5
Science

12,000 Years Ago, Humans and Climate Change Made a Deadly Team

By dating bones and teeth from megafauna found in South America, researchers found that prehistoric extinctions were tied to warming and the presence of humans.

Yes.

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N.Y. / Region

Zika Testing Lags in a Vulnerable New York Population

Health officials and doctors found that large numbers of women, many uninsured or low-income immigrants from the Caribbean and Latin America, were not being screened and tested in a systematic way.

A review.

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Real Estate

Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan

This week’s properties are in the West Village, the Gramercy area and Crown Heights, Brooklyn.

Two million dollars required.

8
Food

Hot Honey Shrimp Is Spicy, Sweet and Speedy

Here’s a flavor-packed weeknight dinner in 10 minutes flat.

http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018182-hot-honey-shrimp

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Health

Number of Zika-Positive Puerto Ricans Surprises Health Officials

The C.D.C. said recent blood donations suggest that a substantial portion of the island’s population will become infected by the virus.

OK

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Food

A Creamy, Sweet Tribute to Summer

This version of Sicilian cassata, a spongecake layered with sweetened ricotta, is crowned with juicy fresh berries.

http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018185-strawberry-cassata

You would eat most of it.

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Science

NASA Unveils Plans for Electric-Powered Plane

The agency announced plans for an all-electric airplane as part of efforts to make aviation more efficient and less of a polluter.

Better batteries.
It is a cute idea to blow the wing.
The way to remove the sonic boom is dig a hole in the air.
Getting lift is another problem.

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Magazine

How to Master Pierogies

Sometimes perfecting a dish means making it the same every time. And sometimes it means embracing change.

http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018184-potato-cheese-pierogies-with-bacon

Yes.

13
Travel

How to Get a Hotel Upgrade

Want a better hotel room? Strategies include booking a new property, traveling off-season and asking when you check in.

Asking for one is an obvious move easily overlooked.

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Real Estate

Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey

This week’s properties include a contemporary in Fort Lee, N.J., and a colonial in Millwood, N.Y.

Fort Lee is no advantage.
A duplex on a postage stamp with a bus ride.

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U.S.

Orlando Survivors Recall Night of Terror: ‘Then He Shoots Me Again’

Clubgoers, some shot multiple times during the siege at Pulse, described a desperate struggle to live while others around them died.

I don't need to know.

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N.Y. / Region

Comforters in the 1965 Blackout

Recalling the night 50 years ago when a young police officer and his wife sheltered a frightened art student.

Things often workout.

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N.Y. / Region

Weapons Cache and Bomb-Making Instructions Found at Long Island Home

Edward Perkowski, 29, was arrested on weapons and drug charges after the police discovered assault rifles, $40,000 in cash, Nazi paraphernalia and marijuana.

There had better have been a warrant.
There is no probable cause stated.
I see no reason to make a bomb.

18
Books

‘When Friendship Followed Me Home,’ by Paul Griffin

A canine companion, a new friend and a writing project help heal a boy’s traumatic past in a novel for middle graders.

Ok

19
Food

Sichuan Cuisine, Imperiled by Success

In Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province, the region’s famed cuisine is more popular than ever. But traditionalists worry it’s drowning in spice.

I can do that.

20
U.S.

Historians, Police and Others Argue What Makes Orlando Massacre ‘Worst’

Some have protested that describing the attack as the worst mass shooting in United States history ignores other acts of violence that may have claimed more lives.

"By the definitions used by people in his field, Dr. Fox said, the mass shooting in Orlando was the worst in United States history, but he added, “I don’t think there’s any value in saying so.”
“Whether it’s a record or not really shouldn’t matter; it doesn’t make it any more tragic,” he said. “And if we talk constantly about records, someone out there is going to want to break the record.”"


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@11:00


1
Opinion

Think Less, Think Better

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Your Money

Adding Teen Driver to Auto Policy Yields Average 79% Premium Rise

Research shows that teenagers have the highest crash rate of any group in the United States.

Insurers do statistics.

3
N.Y. / Region

Comforters in the 1965 Blackout


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U.S.

Obama Family to Vacation at Yosemite and Carlsbad Parks


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Food

Bitter and Bubbly, the Spritz Evolves

American bartenders are shaking up traditional notions of this cocktail import from northern Italy.

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N.Y. / Region

Review: Aumm Aumm in North Bergen Is a Naples Nearby

Ingredients are imported from Italy to ensure flavor and quality are as close to Neapolitan-style authenticity as possible.

OK

8
World

Police in Brazil Seek Charges Against 7 in Gang Rape of Girl

The assault attracted international attention after videos showing men posing with the unconscious victim were shared on social media.

I will wait for convictions that stick.

9
Food

What to Cook This Weekend

Make something delicious and familiar, or challenge yourself with a recipe for fantastical trotter gear.

Ok

10
Opinion

The Other Verraz(z)ano Bridge

A reader from Rhode Island points to the “two z” Jamestown Verrazzano Bridge.

Robert Moses approved the plan.

11
Opinion

Monuments for Future Generations

While Congress is unlikely to approve any additions to the national park system, there is much that President Obama can do on his own.

Protect that and more.

12
Real Estate

Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey


No pool.  We will join a club.

13

Science

12,000 Years Ago, Humans and Climate Change Made a Deadly Team


People don't often think beyond food now.

14
Food

A Creamy, Sweet Tribute to Summer


15
Health

Number of Zika-Positive Puerto Ricans Surprises Health Officials


16
The Upshot

Did Infamous Tuskegee Study Cause Lasting Mistrust of Doctors Among Blacks?


17
Food

Hot Honey Shrimp Is Spicy, Sweet and Speedy


18
N.Y. / Region

Zika Testing Lags in a Vulnerable New York Population


19
Magazine

How to Master Pierogies


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Real Estate

Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan



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