I will deal with the 2:00 after sleep.
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Business Day
Planning Ahead, With an Eye on Tax Changes
By sifting through recent changes in the law, taxpayers can make some strategic moves toward the next filing season.
3
Sports
Safety Concerns Stoke Criticism of Kennel Club
The American Kennel Club is best known as the go-to place for registering purebreds and as the governing body for dog shows. But the club is coming under increased scrutiny.
4
Fashion & Style
My Touchstone and a Heart of Gold
Learning that whoever treated the tortoise with love and care was a keeper.For the A-Cup Crowd, Minimal Assets Are a Plus
5
World
Reclaiming Dialogue, by Literary Light
A striking element of the Irrawaddy Literary Festival in Myanmar was not just that it was taking place, but the diversity of views on display, after decades of suppression.
6
Opinion
Sunday Dialogue: How to Give Families a Path Out of Poverty
Readers discuss safety-net programs, better-paying jobs and support for parents.
7
Magazine
Why Can Some Kids Handle Pressure While Others Fall Apart?
Scientists think bouts of panic in stressful situations can be traced to genetics. But don’t freak out. Biology is not necessarily destiny.
8
U.S.
California Schools Finance Upgrades by Making the Next Generation Pay
The schools are using bonds that delay payment for years, or even decades, but at a much higher overall cost.
9
U.S.
Perry Swoops Down on California Business, and Jerry Brown Is Not Impressed
Gov. Rick Perry’s four-day “business recruitment trip” to California escalates his raids on the state’s economy.California probably welcomes the exit of the GOP movers and shakers.
10
Job Market
Steaks, the Family Business
The C.E.O. of Strassburger Steaks says the meat business has been her family’s calling for five generations.
11
Opinion
Captivity in Black and White
A Union prisoner in Texas and the limits of Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation.
12
Business Day
The Five Stages of Retirement Planning Angst
The realization that we’re not saving enough for retirement can lead, in short order, to denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.
13
14
Real Estate
New Standards for ‘Safe’ Loans
An ability-to-pay rule adopted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is intended to protect borrowers from becoming victims of risky lending.
15
Opinion
Spying on Law-Abiding Muslims
Once again, the courts may need to stop the New York Police Department from illegal surveillance activities.
16
Business Day
Be It Enacted: A Tax on the Taxing
Economists talk about taxing “negative externalities”; why not expand that to include all the annoyances, like the slowpokes in a checkout line, that build up during the day?
17
Business Day
After the Hurricane, a Mound of Tax Math
Those who declare tax losses from Hurricane Sandy will run into limits on what they can claim, as well as the question of what constitutes fair value.
18
World
Obama’s Turn in Bush’s Bind
A onetime critic of his predecessor, President Obama finds himself justifying muscular defense policies while detractors complain that he has sacrificed core values.
19
Business Day
Battling College Costs, a Paycheck at a Time
The modern realities of soaring tuition and other expenses are testing, but not defeating, the tradition of working one’s way through school.
20
U.S.
Colorado: Contested Gas Leases Are Delayed
Facing a public outcry, federal officials announced Wednesday that they would not put thousands of acres of public lands in Colorado’s North Fork Valley up for bid at auction this month for oil and gas drilling.
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Business Day
Planning Ahead, With an Eye on Tax Changes
By sifting through recent changes in the law, taxpayers can make some strategic moves toward the next filing season.You should have an accountant.
3
Sports
Safety Concerns Stoke Criticism of Kennel Club
The American Kennel Club is best known as the go-to place for registering purebreds and as the governing body for dog shows. But the club is coming under increased scrutiny.
4
Fashion & Style
My Touchstone and a Heart of Gold
Learning that whoever treated the tortoise with love and care was a keeper.For the A-Cup Crowd, Minimal Assets Are a Plus
5
World
Reclaiming Dialogue, by Literary Light
A striking element of the Irrawaddy Literary Festival in Myanmar was not just that it was taking place, but the diversity of views on display, after decades of suppression.
6
Opinion
Sunday Dialogue: How to Give Families a Path Out of Poverty
Readers discuss safety-net programs, better-paying jobs and support for parents.under his history of error.
7
Magazine
Why Can Some Kids Handle Pressure While Others Fall Apart?
Scientists think bouts of panic in stressful situations can be traced to genetics. But don’t freak out. Biology is not necessarily destiny.
8
U.S.
California Schools Finance Upgrades by Making the Next Generation Pay
The schools are using bonds that delay payment for years, or even decades, but at a much higher overall cost.The banks have the power to force their win.
9
U.S.
Perry Swoops Down on California Business, and Jerry Brown Is Not Impressed
Gov. Rick Perry’s four-day “business recruitment trip” to California escalates his raids on the state’s economy.California probably welcomes the exit of the GOP movers and shakers.
10
Business Day
The Five Stages of Retirement Planning Angst
The realization that we’re not saving enough for retirement can lead, in short order, to denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.
11
12
Real Estate
New Standards for ‘Safe’ Loans
An ability-to-pay rule adopted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is intended to protect borrowers from becoming victims of risky lending.
13
Opinion
Spying on Law-Abiding Muslims
Once again, the courts may need to stop the New York Police Department from illegal surveillance activities.The police do it. Pay attention.
14
Business Day
Be It Enacted: A Tax on the Taxing
Economists talk about taxing “negative externalities”; why not expand that to include all the annoyances, like the slowpokes in a checkout line, that build up during the day?
15
Business Day
After the Hurricane, a Mound of Tax Math
Those who declare tax losses from Hurricane Sandy will run into limits on what they can claim, as well as the question of what constitutes fair value.
16
World
Obama’s Turn in Bush’s Bind
A onetime critic of his predecessor, President Obama finds himself justifying muscular defense policies while detractors complain that he has sacrificed core values.
17
Business Day
Battling College Costs, a Paycheck at a Time
The modern realities of soaring tuition and other expenses are testing, but not defeating, the tradition of working one’s way through school.Earning too was not possible for me.
18
U.S.
Colorado: Contested Gas Leases Are Delayed
Facing a public outcry, federal officials announced Wednesday that they would not put thousands of acres of public lands in Colorado’s North Fork Valley up for bid at auction this month for oil and gas drilling.
19
Business Day
Lighter Menus Appeal to Diners and Owners
Pressured by looming regulations, restaurants across the United States are shrinking portion sizes, a move that is paying off financially.
20
N.Y. / Region
Recovering Unevenly as Region Looks Ahead
While some airports and mass transit options in the New York City area returned quickly, some cars were still stranded on Long Island.
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Business Day
Planning Ahead, With an Eye on Tax Changes
By sifting through recent changes in the law, taxpayers can make some strategic moves toward the next filing season.
3
Sports
Safety Concerns Stoke Criticism of Kennel Club
The American Kennel Club is best known as the go-to place for registering purebreds and as the governing body for dog shows. But the club is coming under increased scrutiny.
4
Fashion & Style
My Touchstone and a Heart of Gold
Learning that whoever treated the tortoise with love and care was a keeper.For the A-Cup Crowd, Minimal Assets Are a Plus
5
World
Reclaiming Dialogue, by Literary Light
A striking element of the Irrawaddy Literary Festival in Myanmar was not just that it was taking place, but the diversity of views on display, after decades of suppression.
6
Opinion
Sunday Dialogue: How to Give Families a Path Out of Poverty
Readers discuss safety-net programs, better-paying jobs and support for parents.under his history of error.
7
Magazine
Why Can Some Kids Handle Pressure While Others Fall Apart?
Scientists think bouts of panic in stressful situations can be traced to genetics. But don’t freak out. Biology is not necessarily destiny.
8
U.S.
California Schools Finance Upgrades by Making the Next Generation Pay
The schools are using bonds that delay payment for years, or even decades, but at a much higher overall cost.The banks have the power to force their win.
9
U.S.
Perry Swoops Down on California Business, and Jerry Brown Is Not Impressed
Gov. Rick Perry’s four-day “business recruitment trip” to California escalates his raids on the state’s economy.California probably welcomes the exit of the GOP movers and shakers.
10
Job Market
Steaks, the Family Business
The C.E.O. of Strassburger Steaks says the meat business has been her family’s calling for five generations.
11
Opinion
Captivity in Black and White
A Union prisoner in Texas and the limits of Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation.
12
Business Day
The Five Stages of Retirement Planning Angst
The realization that we’re not saving enough for retirement can lead, in short order, to denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.
13
14
Real Estate
New Standards for ‘Safe’ Loans
An ability-to-pay rule adopted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is intended to protect borrowers from becoming victims of risky lending.
15
Opinion
Spying on Law-Abiding Muslims
Once again, the courts may need to stop the New York Police Department from illegal surveillance activities.The police do it. Pay attention.
16
Business Day
Be It Enacted: A Tax on the Taxing
Economists talk about taxing “negative externalities”; why not expand that to include all the annoyances, like the slowpokes in a checkout line, that build up during the day?
17
Business Day
After the Hurricane, a Mound of Tax Math
Those who declare tax losses from Hurricane Sandy will run into limits on what they can claim, as well as the question of what constitutes fair value.
18
World
Obama’s Turn in Bush’s Bind
A onetime critic of his predecessor, President Obama finds himself justifying muscular defense policies while detractors complain that he has sacrificed core values.
19
Business Day
Battling College Costs, a Paycheck at a Time
The modern realities of soaring tuition and other expenses are testing, but not defeating, the tradition of working one’s way through school.Earning too was not possible for me.
20
U.S.
Colorado: Contested Gas Leases Are Delayed
Facing a public outcry, federal officials announced Wednesday that they would not put thousands of acres of public lands in Colorado’s North Fork Valley up for bid at auction this month for oil and gas drilling.
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Business Day
Planning Ahead, With an Eye on Tax Changes
By sifting through recent changes in the law, taxpayers can make some strategic moves toward the next filing season.You should have an accountant.
3
Sports
Safety Concerns Stoke Criticism of Kennel Club
The American Kennel Club is best known as the go-to place for registering purebreds and as the governing body for dog shows. But the club is coming under increased scrutiny.
4
Fashion & Style
My Touchstone and a Heart of Gold
Learning that whoever treated the tortoise with love and care was a keeper.For the A-Cup Crowd, Minimal Assets Are a Plus
5
World
Reclaiming Dialogue, by Literary Light
A striking element of the Irrawaddy Literary Festival in Myanmar was not just that it was taking place, but the diversity of views on display, after decades of suppression.
6
Opinion
Sunday Dialogue: How to Give Families a Path Out of Poverty
Readers discuss safety-net programs, better-paying jobs and support for parents.under his history of error.
7
Magazine
Why Can Some Kids Handle Pressure While Others Fall Apart?
Scientists think bouts of panic in stressful situations can be traced to genetics. But don’t freak out. Biology is not necessarily destiny.
8
U.S.
California Schools Finance Upgrades by Making the Next Generation Pay
The schools are using bonds that delay payment for years, or even decades, but at a much higher overall cost.The banks have the power to force their win.
9
U.S.
Perry Swoops Down on California Business, and Jerry Brown Is Not Impressed
Gov. Rick Perry’s four-day “business recruitment trip” to California escalates his raids on the state’s economy.California probably welcomes the exit of the GOP movers and shakers.
10
Business Day
The Five Stages of Retirement Planning Angst
The realization that we’re not saving enough for retirement can lead, in short order, to denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.
11
12
Real Estate
New Standards for ‘Safe’ Loans
An ability-to-pay rule adopted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is intended to protect borrowers from becoming victims of risky lending.
13
Opinion
Spying on Law-Abiding Muslims
Once again, the courts may need to stop the New York Police Department from illegal surveillance activities.The police do it. Pay attention.
14
Business Day
Be It Enacted: A Tax on the Taxing
Economists talk about taxing “negative externalities”; why not expand that to include all the annoyances, like the slowpokes in a checkout line, that build up during the day?
15
Business Day
After the Hurricane, a Mound of Tax Math
Those who declare tax losses from Hurricane Sandy will run into limits on what they can claim, as well as the question of what constitutes fair value.
16
World
Obama’s Turn in Bush’s Bind
A onetime critic of his predecessor, President Obama finds himself justifying muscular defense policies while detractors complain that he has sacrificed core values.
17
Business Day
Battling College Costs, a Paycheck at a Time
The modern realities of soaring tuition and other expenses are testing, but not defeating, the tradition of working one’s way through school.Earning too was not possible for me.
18
U.S.
Colorado: Contested Gas Leases Are Delayed
Facing a public outcry, federal officials announced Wednesday that they would not put thousands of acres of public lands in Colorado’s North Fork Valley up for bid at auction this month for oil and gas drilling.
19
Business Day
Lighter Menus Appeal to Diners and Owners
Pressured by looming regulations, restaurants across the United States are shrinking portion sizes, a move that is paying off financially.
20
N.Y. / Region
Recovering Unevenly as Region Looks Ahead
While some airports and mass transit options in the New York City area returned quickly, some cars were still stranded on Long Island.
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1
Sports
Safety Concerns Stoke Criticism of Kennel Club
The American Kennel Club is best known as the go-to place for registering purebreds and as the governing body for dog shows. But the club is coming under increased scrutiny.
2
Fashion & Style
My Touchstone and a Heart of Gold
Learning that whoever treated the tortoise with love and care was a keeper.For the A-Cup Crowd, Minimal Assets Are a Plus
3
World
Reclaiming Dialogue, by Literary Light
A striking element of the Irrawaddy Literary Festival in Myanmar was not just that it was taking place, but the diversity of views on display, after decades of suppression.
4
Opinion
Sunday Dialogue: How to Give Families a Path Out of Poverty
Readers discuss safety-net programs, better-paying jobs and support for parents.under his history of error.
5
Magazine
Why Can Some Kids Handle Pressure While Others Fall Apart?
Scientists think bouts of panic in stressful situations can be traced to genetics. But don’t freak out. Biology is not necessarily destiny.
6
U.S.
California Schools Finance Upgrades by Making the Next Generation Pay
The schools are using bonds that delay payment for years, or even decades, but at a much higher overall cost.The banks have the power to force their win.
7
U.S.
Perry Swoops Down on California Business, and Jerry Brown Is Not Impressed
Gov. Rick Perry’s four-day “business recruitment trip” to California escalates his raids on the state’s economy.California probably welcomes the exit of the GOP movers and shakers.
8
Business Day
The Five Stages of Retirement Planning Angst
The realization that we’re not saving enough for retirement can lead, in short order, to denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.
9
10
World
Stark Numbers Reveal the Scale of Elephant Killings
The stream of news about elephant killings and increasingly massive ivory seizures has been so relentless that it has become numbing. A new study, however, still has the power to shock.
11
Real Estate
New Standards for ‘Safe’ Loans
An ability-to-pay rule adopted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is intended to protect borrowers from becoming victims of risky lending.
12
Opinion
Spying on Law-Abiding Muslims
Once again, the courts may need to stop the New York Police Department from illegal surveillance activities.
13
Business Day
Be It Enacted: A Tax on the Taxing
Economists talk about taxing “negative externalities”; why not expand that to include all the annoyances, like the slowpokes in a checkout line, that build up during the day?
14
World
Obama’s Turn in Bush’s Bind
A onetime critic of his predecessor, President Obama finds himself justifying muscular defense policies while detractors complain that he has sacrificed core values.
15
Business Day
Battling College Costs, a Paycheck at a Time
The modern realities of soaring tuition and other expenses are testing, but not defeating, the tradition of working one’s way through school.Earning too was not possible for me.
16
Business Day
After the Hurricane, a Mound of Tax Math
Those who declare tax losses from Hurricane Sandy will run into limits on what they can claim, as well as the question of what constitutes fair value.
17
U.S.
Colorado: Contested Gas Leases Are Delayed
Facing a public outcry, federal officials announced Wednesday that they would not put thousands of acres of public lands in Colorado’s North Fork Valley up for bid at auction this month for oil and gas drilling.
18
Business Day
Lighter Menus Appeal to Diners and Owners
Pressured by looming regulations, restaurants across the United States are shrinking portion sizes, a move that is paying off financially.
19
N.Y. / Region
Recovering Unevenly as Region Looks Ahead
While some airports and mass transit options in the New York City area returned quickly, some cars were still stranded on Long Island.
20
Magazine
Why Would You Ever Give Money Through Kickstarter?
The success of crowdfunding sites defies the rules of supply and demand — which is why we can learn so much from them.It is a consideration.
I may come up with an appropriate project.
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