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N.Y. / Region
In Central Park, Teaching Dogs to Sit (in Yiddish)
There’s a lot of kibitzing and not much kvetching in a course sponsored by a Jewish nonprofit that teaches dogs (and humans) commands in Yiddish.In New York, even the dogs understand Yiddish.
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The Learning Network
Who Should Decide Whether a Teenager Can Get a Tattoo or Piercing?
The child will decide.
The kid should get some knowledge first.
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Crosswords & Games
Operatic Villains, Often
Matt Ginsberg is a dangerous driver.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsrOrIiXTok
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Opinion
The Remembering Machine
What if your most important experiences could live on after you die?I would rather try to make a poem.
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N.Y. / Region
The True Blue Asiatic Dayflower
Blue is rare in nature. These brief blooms — hence the term “dayflower” — are honest-to-goodness blue.a good blue.
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Sports
Seizures Drove Him Out of Coaching. Now He’s Back, and So Are They.
Jerry Kill’s epilepsy forced him off the sidelines two years ago. But he’s back this season, managing his health and his love of the game with the blessing of his family, and his boss.7
Technology
Avoiding Cameras While Training the Lens on Food
Pete Wells, The Times’s restaurant critic, discussed how he avoids cameras to protect his identity and how technology has transformed the dining scene.Eating is the object. The food should look good.
The appearance of the food is secondary.
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Crosswords & Games
Green Monster’s Ballpark
Hal Moore collects a complete set.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTl1asCDOgs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_723965&feature=iv&src_vid=qTl1asCDOgs&v=vqqwb3Zcy1U#t=2s
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Arts
‘Outlander’ Season 3, Episode 2: The Prison I Live in Now
It’s well established that this show loves to watch Jamie process trauma. This week’s violence was almost piling on.I am not following the tale.
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Food
Prune
Now that Prune’s owner, Gabrielle Hamilton, shares her chef’s title with her wife, Ashley Merriman, the restaurant’s sensibility has expanded.Ok.
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