http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/09/opinion/setting-their-hair-on-fire.html?ref=opinion
The good news in all this is that by going bigger and bolder than expected, Mr. Obama may finally have set the stage for a political debate about job creation. For, in the end, nothing will be done until the American people demand action.
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Rick Perry's Plan: $10,000 for a B.A. - Room for Debate
Will a college degree that costs $2,500 a year be worth the paper it's printed on? -
First, Stop Destroying Jobs - Room for Debate
The destruction of the middle class was not an accident of the market but rather was driven by policy. It can be reversed by better policy. -
Will Mubarak's Trial Unite or Divide Egypt? - Room for Debate
Is it a necessary step toward democratic reconciliation or does it raise risks of more anarchy and a violent military crackdown? -
No E.P.A.? Welcome Back Smog - Room for Debate
It’s actually the E.P.A.’s cautiousness, and not over-zealotry, where it has taken its lumps. -
Dr. G
http://www.nytimes.com/roomfordebate/2011/08/28/are-research-papers-a-waste-of-time?src=tp.
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Do We Still Need the Patriot Act? - Room for Debate
In 2001, in the weeks after Sept. 11, the law passed through Congress easily. But has it protected us?It has not and will not. -
MattAre
Research Papers a Waste of Time? - Room for Debate
http://www.nytimes.com/roomfordebate/2011/08/28/are-research-papers-a-waste-of-time?src=tp
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Germany vs. Europe
Everything comes around again. You show distress at a Germany hesitant to contribute to shared prosperity; forced, kicking and screaming, into salvaging a currency regime that they were by far the strongest in muscling others to accept, even with its absurd embedded assumptions of a Euro-sameness sufficient to sustain a common market and currency, with no common language, common culture or even commonly held political tenets. But I'm a lot more concerned about resurgent German nationalism: last time it reared its head a funny little WWI corporal led them to a scorching of the world. Forget Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain (the PIGS); if I were France I'd start thinking how the Maginot Line might be made to work finally in the Twenty-First Century.Not a war. Macro only seems opaque.
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Steve Reich
The memorials leave me uninspired.
I have not found the proper way. -
AnnS
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Capturing Canine Beauty at Westminster
Unfortunately no one told Mr. COnrad that you NEVER EVER photograph white dogs or dogs with large areas of white against a white background. SOmeof the photos of the breeds that are white look like two eyes and a nose floating in space. If photographing a lot of different dogs, the best backgrounds ot use are a pale green or a pale blue. All breeds and colors will show up then. Do NOT use white. Do NOT use tan (light brown breeds disappear against that.) Do NOT use black. Do NOT use a yellow (golden or light yellow - like Labs - disappear against that,) And never ever use a slick surface if you expect the animal to stand. Nice try for one not experienced in dealing with contrasts when the subjects vary in colors from white to light tan to dark brown to black.
She is wrong. The whites show fine.http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2011/02/16/sports/20110216-westminster-dog-show-parade.htmlThe yellow dog 32 from the top.
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A False Dilemma for U.S. Colleges Standing Up to China - Room for Debate
The people in China responsible for banning foreign scholars are not the same as those signing exchange agreements with U.S. universities.The U.S. has no power to set the rules in China.
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Markets Lifted by Signs of Progress on European Debt
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business/market_data/overview/
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Ringleader
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Doctor and Patient: In Search of a Better MCAT
Recently the college-age daughter of a friend talked to me about her dream of becoming a doctor. She was doing well as a psychology major and in her pre-medical courses, was working as a research assistant for a pediatrician at a nearby medical sc...A test of commitment.
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Doctor and Patient: In Search of a Better MCAT
Recently the college-age daughter of a friend talked to me about her dream of becoming a doctor. She was doing well as a psychology major and in her pre-medical courses, was working as a research assistant for a pediatrician at a nearby medical sc...It is a test of commitment. The knowledge can be crammed.
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Civil Liberties Today
Civil Liberties Today
Criminal law changed surprisingly little after the attacks. How law was enforced is another matter.By ADAM LIPTAK Published: September 7, 2011
The differences are dramatic.
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What if Republicans Closed the E.P.A.? - Room for Debate
Many of the G.O.P. presidential candidates want to eliminate the Environmental Protection Agency. What's the alternative to it?Environmental ruins. Externalized costs are very attractive. -
Cohabitation Doesn't Cause Bad Parenting - Room for Debate
Encouraging couples who are in a rocky relationship to marry is no panacea.True.I just want a close relationship. -
Yahoo Board Fires Chief Executive
It is their right.
It is our right not to use Yahoo. -
A Campaign Challenge: Defining Obama
EVEN AS A MYSTERY, HE IS THE BETTER MAN.
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martin weiss
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Failure of Empathy and Justice
The Supreme Court refuses to see a pattern of abuse by prosecutors determined to win at all costs.Yes, it is bad behaviour.
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Arts
Andrea Weber, foreground, with Judy Dennis and Jules Feiffer. Short films inspired by his work will appear at the River to River festival.Andrea Weber needs more hair if she is going to play the part.Better questions get better answers.
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Once a Leader, Yahoo Now Struggles to Find Its Way
Yahoo looks to be doing ok.
I have a preference for Google.It's less noisy.-
Richard Luettgen
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Germany vs. Europe
Everything comes around again. You show distress at a Germany hesitant to contribute to shared prosperity; forced, kicking and screaming, into salvaging a currency regime that they were by far the strongest in muscling others to accept, even with its absurd embedded assumptions of a Euro-sameness sufficient to sustain a common market and currency, with no common language, common culture or even commonly held political tenets. But I'm a lot more concerned about resurgent German nationalism: last time it reared its head a funny little WWI corporal led them to a scorching of the world. Forget Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain (the PIGS); if I were France I'd start thinking how the Maginot Line might be made to work finally in the Twenty-First Century.Not a war. Just the end of the Euro.http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/09/07/golden-cyberfetters/http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/09/opinion/setting-their-hair-on-fire.html?ref=opinionhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-14835950http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-14849095
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Hamas Rejects Red Cross Plea Over Gilad Shalit
“Hamas again rejects Red Cross plea to prove Israeli hostage is still alive - http://nyti.ms/lrbBzV”If Hamas could produce him they would.He would be a better tool alive and there.My guess is that he is dead. He could be elsewhere but how?If they admit that he has died they give up what leverage he provides.
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Steve Reich
I really have very little interest.
I don't know either.
We/I have not done the right thing yet. -
AnnS
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Capturing Canine Beauty at Westminster
Unfortunately no one told Mr. COnrad that you NEVER EVER photograph white dogs or dogs with large areas of white against a white background. SOmeof the photos of the breeds that are white look like two eyes and a nose floating in space. If photographing a lot of different dogs, the best backgrounds ot use are a pale green or a pale blue. All breeds and colors will show up then. Do NOT use white. Do NOT use tan (light brown breeds disappear against that.) Do NOT use black. Do NOT use a yellow (golden or light yellow - like Labs - disappear against that,) And never ever use a slick surface if you expect the animal to stand. Nice try for one not experienced in dealing with contrasts when the subjects vary in colors from white to light tan to dark brown to black.
Mr. Conrad, a staff photographer for The New York Times, spent two days and some 24 hours taking more than 100 puppy portraits inside a makeshift studio at Madison Square Garden.A few more than four per hour
Mr. Conrad, a staff photographer for The New York Times, spent two days and some 24 hours taking more than 100 puppy portraits inside a makeshift studio at Madison Square Garden.The pictures.http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2011/02/16/sports/20110216-westminster-dog-show-parade.htmlCount down thirty two. Nice yellow dog.The white does not seem to matter.He was a busy guy.
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A False Dilemma for U.S. Colleges Standing Up to China - Room for Debate
The people in China responsible for banning foreign scholars are not the same as those signing exchange agreements with U.S. universities.The U.S. can't set Chinese domestic policy.Even a Republican should know that. -
John
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Germany vs. Europe
Everything comes around again. You show distress at a Germany hesitant to contribute to shared prosperity; forced, kicking and screaming, into salvaging a currency regime that they were by far the strongest in muscling others to accept, even with its absurd embedded assumptions of a Euro-sameness sufficient to sustain a common market and currency, with no common language, common culture or even commonly held political tenets. But I'm a lot more concerned about resurgent German nationalism: last time it reared its head a funny little WWI corporal led them to a scorching of the world. Forget Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain (the PIGS); if I were France I'd start thinking how the Maginot Line might be made to work finally in the Twenty-First Century.No war. Just a depression.
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