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Real Estate
By MICHELLE HIGGINS | May 8th 2015
Suggestions for frustrated New York City home hunters.
Real Estate and Housing (Residential); Prices (Fares, Fees and Rates)
I do not want to do apartment living.
I would like to visit the city. I do not want to live there.
Where is your choice.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Business Day
By NELSON D. SCHWARTZ | May 6th 2015
Both Fresno, Calif., and Santa Fe, N.M., face dire water
shortages, but only one has embraced tiered pricing, where heavy users
pay much more per gallon.
Water; Conservation of Resources; Drought; Prices (Fares, Fees and Rates)
Tiered pricing merely asks people to pay the marginal cost of the water they use.
It is not any kind of a subsidy or penalty.
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N.Y. / Region
By CHARLES V. BAGLI and MIREYA NAVARRO | May 6th 2015
Let the city choke itself.
There are no external costs.
We must end the use of fossil carbon.
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N.Y. / Region
By PATRICK McGEEHAN | May 6th 2015
Empower the workers. Support unions.
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Business Day
By GERALDINE FABRIKANT | May 6th 2015
As the number of Chinese business and leisure travelers swells,
chains are expanding within China and elsewhere in an effort to build
brand loyalty.
Travel and Vacations; Customer Loyalty Programs
Everybody likes money.
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N.Y. / Region
By RAND RICHARDS COOPER | May 9th 2015
Not just for chicken lovers, Rooster Company in Newington, C.T., brings fresh ideas to many dishes.
Restaurants
Use it often if convenient.
It is not a destination.
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Food
By ROBERT SIMONSON | May 8th 2015
The French capital was slow to join the modern cocktail revival,
but now many bars are blooming, with French products finding their way
onto cocktail menus.
Cocktails; Bars and Nightclubs
I don't need a drink and don't want to need a drink.
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Food
Meghan Gourley | May 8th 2015
Melissa Clark makes fresh pasta with flour, salt, eggs and olive oil
Cooking and Cookbooks
I do fresh pasta though I am working on better control.
I am a home cook.
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Health
By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. | May 6th 2015
The teams in poor countries that will be created by the Bill &
Melinda Gates Foundation could also possibly spot emerging epidemics.
Children and Childhood; Deaths (Fatalities)
It would be better to diagnose and treat but postmortems are better than home burial.
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World
By CHOE SANG-HUN | May 8th 2015
North Korea’s test, if confirmed, would pose a new challenge to
the United States and its regional allies, South Korea and Japan.
Missiles and Missile Defense Systems; Nuclear Weapons; Submarines and Submersibles
North Korea is suicidal.
They will get very cold and hungry.
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N.Y. / Region
By TAMMY LA GORCE | May 9th 2015
Valley Shepherd Creamery offers immersive, daylong cheese-making classes once a month.
Cheese; Restaurants
Bookmarked.
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U.S.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | May 8th 2015
Iowa agriculture officials say bird flu could claim an additional
four million of Iowa’s egg-laying chickens on two more farms in a county
already hit by the disease.
Chickens; Avian Influenza; Agriculture and Farming
Eggs will cost more for now.
Monoculture is bad practice.
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N.Y. / Region
By MATT FLEGENHEIMER and NIKITA STEWART | May 7th 2015
Mayor Bill de Blasio suggested that changes under his
administration had already eased the burden on officers’ time, even as
crime remained relatively low.
Budgets and Budgeting; Income Inequality; Affordable Housing
We do need to know.
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U.S.
By RON NIXON | May 8th 2015
New technologies that could ease scanning or locate wayward
passengers are bumping into privacy protections and efforts to cut
federal spending.
Airport Security; Privacy; Research
The T.S.A. is trying to do the impossible.
Omniscience is not for human beings.
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Business Day
By REUTERS | May 6th 2015
McDonald’s, which this year bragged in advertisements that it
would never serve kale on a hamburger, said on Wednesday it would add
kale to breakfast bowls as part of a trial at nine Southern California
restaurants.
Kale (Vegetable); Advertising and Marketing; Hamburgers
I will pass by McDonald's with or without kale.
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N.Y. / Region
By DAVID W. DUNLAP | May 8th 2015
The $3.2 billion Croton Water Filtration Plant will bring water to
parts of Manhattan and the Bronx for the first time in seven years.
Water; Reservoirs
Every benefit has a cost.
The parkways north of the city are the benefit.
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N.Y. / Region
By LIAM STACK | May 9th 2015
A fire at the Indian Point nuclear plant, about 24 miles north of
New York City, was extinguished Saturday night, but the materials used
to fight it could prove hazardous if they seep into the Hudson River.
Fires and Firefighters; Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant (NY); Nuclear Energy
Just noise.
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Health
By PAULA SPAN | May 8th 2015
Even after Medicare has promised to begin covering the test, it
will not help everyone who’s eligible, experts warn, and will subject
some to harm.
Medicare; Lung Cancer; Smoking and Tobacco; Tests (Medical); Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT Scans); Medicine and Health
I do not qualify for the benefit.
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Business Day
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | May 8th 2015
Officials are waiting for preliminary tests on two farms in Wright County to be confirmed.
Agriculture and Farming; Avian Influenza; Chickens
The disease will burn out.
There will be fewer birds.
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Technology
By NATASHA SINGER and MIKE ISAAC | May 9th 2015
A free analytics site allows drivers to use their daily income,
number of fares, working hours, expenses and mileage to calculate their
net pay and determine what driving patterns are most profitable for
them.
Car Services and Livery Cabs; Mobile Applications; Income; Labor and Jobs; Prices (Fares, Fees and Rates)
A useful tool for livery drivers.
I have no wish to enter the trap.
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