Thursday, October 5, 2017

@23:40, 10/4/17

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Food

Slicing Through Myths

Consider making chocolate-cherry sourdough bread, or something simpler, like a no-recipe recipe for chicken lasagna with tortillas.

time and attention are lacking.
Magazine

Is It O.K. to Give Cigarettes to a Homeless Person?

The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on coveted but harmful handouts and lying to a parent with dementia about the other parent’s death.

Begging; avoid it.

3
Books

Learning About Women’s Lives Through the Food They Consumed

In “What She Ate,” Laura Shapiro offers biographical portraits of six notable women and their diets, including Helen Gurley Brown and Eva Braun.

A sad tale of manipulation.
The reviewer did not like the book.
Some things should be forgotten.

4
Opinion

Another Nobel Prize for the Fruit Fly

What this tiny insect teaches us about sleep could yield health breakthroughs — if we continue to invest in basic research.

Congress must spend the mo0ney.

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N.Y. / Region

Helping a Hurt Pigeon on Columbus Avenue

A lingering question is answered at a critical moment.

It is not the only thing.

6
Arts

‘Law & Order True Crime’ Episode 2: No Surprises

In this week’s episode, everyone’s pretty clear about what they actually want.

I am not paying attention.

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Opinion

‘Please Mr. President. This Is a Plea. A Hope. A Wish.’

A young woman’s poem about a generation growing up amid horrific shootings: “We cannot be our best living in fear.”

Convince the Congress.

8
World

Video: Growing Up in Prison

Step into a nursery in Lima, Peru, where children play and learn within the confines of the Santa Monica de Chorrillos prison, where their mothers are inmates.

Better than a foster home.

9
Style

A BFF Takes on a DIYer (LOL)

A designer and her business partner brought their decorating experience and sense of style to organized chaos in an apartment on the Upper West Side.

Extensive discussion.

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

10
Well

For Your Brain’s Sake, Keep Moving

Exercise changes the workings of new brain cells in ways that may protect against dementia, a study in mice suggests.

I exprct to stay active.


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