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Taxes and Billionaires
Are Congressional Republicans really just trying to protect ordinary American businesses or billionaire fund managers?
The biggest stick is infective if it is not used.
The bruising fades in time.
Maybe the lesson stays. I doubt it.
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China’s Cities Digging Up Mountains of Debt
Frenzied construction in cities like Wuhan belies signs that development financed with borrowing by local governments could undermine China’s economic progress.
The probability of a past event is one. The bill is not due yet. -
A Pop-Up Paris Picnic Is Coming to New York
The American version of the impromptu Dîner en Blanc, or dinner in white, is planned for Aug. 25.
I will attend if invited. It is not my idea of a good time.
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Spain Confronts Years of Pain Over Lost Babies
An investigation into the disappearances of hundreds of newborns from 1950 to 1990 involves allegations of abductions and the existence of criminal networks.
Blame the Gypsies. I think there was a subsidy and everyone likes free money. -
Study Finds Benefits in Health Insurance for the Poor
The study adds to a long-running debate on Medicaid in a climate of cutbacks across the nation.
It is about time the editors noticed. Can this get Louder? It must. -
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Like It or Unfriend It
“US history of in status updates. Hilarious Op-Art http://nyti.ms/k6WE3D”Unfriend past.
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Showing Gay Teens a Happy Future
A new online video channel is reaching out to teenagers who are bullied at school for being gay. The message: life really does get better after high school.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best. I LOVE YOU
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Hacking Scandal Poses New Threat to News Corporation's Image
Line-skirting has always been part of doing business for Rupert Murdoch, but a voice-mail hacking scandal poses a new type of threat to News Corporation’s image.
There is no image to threaten. Existence is the stake. The odds are not good for them. -
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Lil Wayne Returns to Form at Nassau Coliseum
“Jon Caramanica unconditionally loves Lil Wayne, which translates to a barrel of laughs for us http://nyti.ms/glBDQU”There is no bad art. There are just unappreciative people.
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Facebook Introduces Video Chat in a Partnership With Skype
The move by the social network comes a week after Google introduced its own social network, which also includes a video chat feature.
I may have misjudged this fight. The phone companies are not dead yet. I will try to sign on to Skype. -
For Mexicans Looking North, a New Calculus Favors Home
Economic, demographic and social changes in Mexico are suppressing illegal immigration as much as the poor economy or legal crackdowns in the United States
Fiction.
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Pressure Rises on Cameron as Hacking Draws Wide Outcry
Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain resisted calls for an immediate inquiry into British tabloid practices, and Rupert Murdoch responded to the scandal for the first time.
Murdoch may survive. That would be very bad. -
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The Road to Gay Marriage in New York
“Fascinating. I want to watch this movie. And hug Cuomo. // The Road to Gay Marriage in New York http://nyti.ms/lB7OzK”Every.one loves their children. It is a civil contract. The churches do not own it.
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Phys Ed: How Exercise Boosts Mood
Why does exercise make us happy and calm? Almost everyone agrees that it generally does, a conclusion supported by research. A survey by Norwegian researchers published this month, for instance, found that those who engaged in any exercise, even a...
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Obama Wants to Strike Broader Deal on Cutting Deficit
President Obama, who will meet with the bipartisan leadership of Congress on Thursday, wants to move well beyond the $2 trillion in savings sought in earlier negotiations.
Send News. There should be no peace here. Any deal acceptable to the Republicans will punk the rest of us. -
Watches Are Rediscovered by the Cellphone Generation
Watches of a certain pedigree — even those that are just plain big — are especially valued.
Geoffery Chaucer wrote an essay on how to use an astrolabe, a popular ornament in his age.
I don't know what happened to that watch. it lost its crystal.and I set it aside. There have been several since. Electronics do it better but different. Steam Punk likes them.
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Assimilation’s Failure, Terrorism’s Rise
To understand homegrown terrorism in Britain, look to the failed policy of multiculturalism.The dogs don't like it. Sovereignty really does rest with the people.Here is not there. -
Latest Los Angeles Traffic Plan: Scare Off Its Worst Nightmare
A freeway-widening project has drawn on the likes of Lady Gaga to help warn drivers away for July 16 and 17You pay for what you get.. -
The World Map of Useless Stereotypes
Christoph Niemann illustrates the most useless stereotypes around the world.It was funny the first time. This is not the first time. Just sad and banned in Boston. -
George Lang of Café des Artistes Dies at 86
Born in Hungary, Mr. Lang was famous for the transformation of the restaurant in the 1970s into a beloved dining spot.He will be missed but not by me. Teach skills. Provide spaces. -
Murdoch Facing Parliament’s Ire in Hacking Case
British newspapers pounced Thursday on new reports of phone hacking by the News of the World tabloid, reportedly including the voice mails of relatives of fallen soldiers.The public has no right to know.My imagination does not stretch to a punishment that fits this crime.Conscription to the security service and personal bankruptcy might do for a start.
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