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World
By ELISABETH MALKIN | Jan 16th 2015
Felipe RodrÃguez Salgado, the leader of the criminal group that prosecutors believe killed the students, was being questioned.
Organized Crime
This is what a constitutional crisis looks like.
The Federal government has not resolved its problems.
Mexico is suffering another revolution.
The revolution has not yet succeeded.
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Business Day
By DIANE CARDWELL | Jan 17th 2015
Residents of islands off Maine’s coast seek to draw on the
experiences of the Danish island Samso in an effort to explore
alternative sources of light and heat.
Wind Power; Solar Energy; Alternative and Renewable Energy; Heating; Geothermal Power
I have problems with windmills.
They are mechanical devices subject to failure.
Killing birds is not going to make me happy.
The inland wind is not dependable.
I want nothing to do with the power companies.
Photovoltaic panels are my choice.
The ground coupled heat pump is a good bet.
Super insulation helps along with south facing glass with thermal shutters on the inside.
Air to air heat exchange will do the ventilation.
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Opinion
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Jan 14th 2015
President Obama made proposals that could give Americans greater control over their personal data. Will Congress act?
Editorials; Consumer Protection; Cyberattacks and Hackers; States
(US); Data-Mining and Database Marketing; Law and Legislation; Computer
Security; Privacy
Strong privacy will not happen while the net is add supported.
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Style
By RUTH LA FERLA | Jan 14th 2015
Unspoken edicts continue to govern the dress at Hollywood events,
calling forth nothing more daring than spangled variations on a
conventional prom dress.
Fashion and Apparel; Celebrities; Movies; Awards, Decorations and
Honors; Academy Awards (Oscars); Golden Globes (Awards); Actors and
Actresses
Star is just another role.
This is costume design.
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false
MICHAEL BARBARO | Jan 13th 2015
Gov. Chris Christie’s State of the State speech will provide a framework for a potential presidential race.
Budgets and Budgeting; Elections, Governors; Pensions and Retirement Plans; Property Taxes; State of the State Message (NJ)
"New Jersey is not New York" should not sell nationally.
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Business Day
By AARON M. KESSLER | Jan 16th 2015
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Science
By CARL ZIMMER | Jan 15th 2015
It has not happened yet.
Time is short for action.
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U.S.
By JOHN ELIGON | Jan 16th 2015
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World
By REUTERS | Jan 13th 2015
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World
By RICK GLADSTONE | Jan 16th 2015
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Your Money
By ANN CARRNS | Jan 14th 2015
The banks dare not lend.
Deposits are a cost for banks.
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U.S.
By THE NEW YORK TIMES | Jan 14th 2015
The party’s presidential nominating convention in Cleveland will
be held a month or more earlier than usual, giving the nominee more time
to use general election money.
Republican National Convention
The Republican party leaders do not expect a primary fight.
They have selected a candidate.
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Business Day
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Jan 12th 2015
A cool summer allowed plants to mature under mostly favorable
conditions. Low commodity prices mean many farmers will struggle to make
a profit.
Corn; Soybeans; Agriculture and Farming
Meat will be more profitable.
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Opinion
By DAVID BROOKS | Jan 12th 2015
In sweet and pleasant prose, Ursula Le Guin’s Omelas parable reveals the ugly moral dilemma at the heart of our social contract.
Philosophy; Ethics (Personal); Social Conditions and Trends; Politics and Government; Books and Literature
I have not read the Le Guin story.
I do not want the David Brooks gloss on it.
Let her art speak for itself.
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N.Y. / Region
By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD | Jan 12th 2015
The cases reviewed by the conviction review unit date from 1987 to
2004 and include 18 that involved the retired police detective Louis
Scarcella.
Murders, Attempted Murders and Homicides; False Arrests, Convictions
and Imprisonments; Police Brutality, Misconduct and Shootings; District
Attorneys
More than enough of the convictions are improper.
The police are being forced to change.
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Science
By SABRINA TAVERNISE | Jan 15th 2015
Health authorities were scrambling to find out how hundreds of
bags of unsterilized saline solution could have been used in real
patients, killing one person and possibly causing dozens to fall ill.
Recalls and Bans of Products; Hazardous and Toxic Substances; Medicine and Health
We should know why two classes of normal saline solution were produced.
The cost differential is not significant.
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Business Day
By STANLEY REED | Jan 15th 2015
The report said that demand for crude would fall to 28.8 million
barrels per day this year, 100,000 barrels a day less than it forecast
last month.
Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline; Layoffs and Job Reductions
Supply exceeds demand.
The price will fall until:
Demand increases
Supply decreases
Both can happen simultaneously.
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Arts
By CAROL VOGEL | Jan 15th 2015
The French conceptual artist Pierre Huyghe has been asked to create an installation for the roof of the Met.
Art
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Opinion
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Jan 13th 2015
The United States has failed on its promise to resettle Afghan
military interpreters in America for putting their lives on the line
during the war.
Afghanistan War (2001- ); Translation and Interpreters; Immigration
and Emigration; Editorials; United States Defense and Military Forces;
United States Politics and Government
The Republicans must keep their promises.
We must take in the interpreters and other Iraqi support troops.
N.Y. / Region
Emma Cott and Anemona Hartocollis | Jan 16th 2015
Lindsey Hallen, an emergency room nurse, prepares to travel to Sierra Leone, where she will help care for Ebola patients.
Ebola Virus; Emergency Medical Treatment
She is doing the right thing for her.
Your work is here.
I expect to be traveling to Key West and returning the van here from 1/20/15 to 2/5/15. I will take a compute or two. My on line time will be limited.
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