Monday, April 9, 2018

@11:00, 4/8/18

|


1
Food

What to Cook This Week

Fill the days ahead with some mighty meals: gyros with oven fries, pasta with fried lemons and a buttermilk roast chicken.

I am on a soft bland diet.

2
Fashion & Style

Daniela Suarez, Sam Schatz

The bride and groom met on OkCupid and were married at the Marigny Opera House in New Orleans.

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

3
Sports

At the Masters, Low-Tech Data Still Rules

At Augusta National, caddies and players receive yardage books that provide rudimentary information compared with what is often available at other tournaments. So they have to fill in the blanks.

Golf is rule bound.

4
U.S.

South Carolina Congressman Pulls Out Gun at a Meeting With Voters


A gun on the table is a threat.

5
Crosswords & Games

Triple Spoonerisms

Puggle up with Patrick Berry’s snortifying muzzle.

Snuggle up with Patrick Berry's mortifying puzzle.

6
U.S.

Farmers’ Anger at Trump Tariffs Puts Republican Candidates in a Bind

President Trump is moving to fulfill one of his central campaign promises, but a get-tough stance with China could reverberate badly in the nation’s heartland.

No.

7
Opinion

Watch Out, Ted Cruz. Beto is Coming.



8
Business Day

Denver Post Rebels Against Its Hedge-Fund Ownership

Facing the loss of more than two dozen newsroom jobs, the beleaguered newspaper is printing an editorial blasting Alden Global Capital: “We call for action.”

Local newspapers have been collapsing for more than a century.
I was taught to call them "the gun wad".  National and world
news came as "boiler plate" from some central agency.
The vulture fest that has taken the business since the demise of classified advertising is new.
News is a business. 
It is profitable or it is bankrupt. 
The remaining profit center is political advertising.
Political news does not require journalists.
The Denver Post is among the walking dead.

9
World

‘Unsatisfactory’: Britain and Russia Trade Charges in Poisoning Case

The Russian Embassy sought a meeting with Britain’s foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, as both countries blasted the other’s actions in the case of the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter.

The case is circumstantial.
There is no defense and no conviction.
Unsatisfactory is the proper descriptor.

10
Sports

Move Aside, Conor: Nurmagomedov Takes U.F.C.’s 155-Pound Crown




|

No comments:

Post a Comment