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Technology
Video Feature: Frame Shops for Phone Photos
Photo-enhancing apps have proliferated in the age of Instagram, but only a few are well designed because the category is not particularly high tech.I use an older Adobe Photoshop.
Fix the color, the framing, the perspective, the brightness and the contrast.
Painting does fiction.
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Magazine
Soju for the Soul
Mellow and easy to mix, the Korean spirit is just the thing for a night in.It is ethanol.
I try to do without it.
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Travel
Restaurant Report: Bastardo in Lisbon
The best dishes from the chef, Luis Miguel Rodrigues, are grounded in traditional cuisine, with only subtle twists.I would have to try it.
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Education
Questions of Cost in Plan to Aid Defrauded Students
The Department of Education’s plan to help former students of Corinthian Colleges raised questions about what was needed for loan forgiveness and what taxpayers’ contribution would be.The expense of debt cancellation is trivial to the lenders.
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World
Germanwings Crash Criminal Inquiry Planned by France
A panel of judges will investigate whether the airline or any individuals bear responsibility for failing to monitor the psychological health of the co-pilot who crashed the plane.Business as usual.
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Real Estate
Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., Family-Centric Community
The incorporated village of about six square miles 30 miles up the Hudson River, is known for excellent schools and expansive homes."Through May of this year, 25 single-family homes sold in the village, at an average price of $757,560. In the first five months of 2014, there were 10 sales, at an average of $797,790."
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World
China: Fatal Shooting at Korean Border
The person was shot after resisting arrest, the government of Helong, a city in China’s northeast, said on its microblog.North Korea is still failing.
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Food
Eleven Madison Park Owners Plan to Open New Restaurant
The restaurant veterans Daniel Humm and Will Guidara will open a third restaurant, in a building rising on Park Avenue.It will be a good restaurant.
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U.S.
Illinois: Judge With Ties to Hastert Will Remain on Case
The judge donated $500 in 2002 and $1,000 in 2004 to the campaign of Mr. Hastert, an Illinois Republican, though he said that to the best of his knowledge, the two men had never met.A local political squabble.
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Travel
Exploring Franche-Comté, France’s Well-Kept Secret
This little-known region includes surprising museums, fragrant cheese caves and charming villages among its many attractions.Seth Kugel had a good time.
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N.Y. / Region
On Parks, Mayor de Blasio Is Seen as Friend, Foe and in Between
Critics of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s budget say it fails to address nagging maintenance problems in the system and lacks a vision for new parkland; City Hall officials defend his record.The city is out of space.
There is a faction that sees no point in public space that is not highway.
There is another that is opposed to highways.
Ball fields have their enthusiasts.
Gardens do not handle crowds.
Dog parks are not people parks are not gardens are not basketball courts are not swimming pools. All of them need keepers.
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U.S.
Dolores Spikes, Trailblazer as President of Southern University, Dies at 78
As president of the Southern University and A&M College System in Louisiana, Ms. Spikes opposed court-ordered desegregation of the state’s colleges to protect Southern’s identity as a black institution.Dolores Spikes was solving the problem.
The federal government is trying to solve the politics.
They are not the same though both need solutions for civilization to thrive.
The situation extends to problems of men's and women's colleges
and all the public schools.
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Sports
Lost Brother in Yosemite
Dean Potter jumped. Graham Hunt followed. Potter’s longtime girlfriend snapped photographs. Then came confusion, hope and despair.I try not to get into trouble.
Do the same.
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Sports
Women’s World Cup: Scouting a Mystery Opponent Can Take Some Detective Work
Many teams have little information about their opposition from Africa and Asia.There is a need for television money.
Get network contracts.
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Business Day
Technology to Prevent Drunken Driving Could Soon Come in New Cars
It will not be popular.16
U.S.
More Americans Are Multiracial Than Census Shows, Pew Survey Says
Self-identification may account for Pew’s finding of 6.9 percent of adults as mixed race, compared with the 2010 census, which reported 2.1 percent of adults as multiracial.Racism is real, present and trivial.
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Opinion
Rikers Island and the Death of Kalief Browder
Gov. Andrew Cuomo and state lawmakers should bring New York into the 21st century by passing a bill that would keep children out of adult prisons.There are multiple populations at the jails on Rikers Island.
They should not be mixed together.
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Sports
Argentine Surrenders in FIFA Case
Alejandro Burzaco, a businessman indicted in the United States in connection with the corruption case, turned himself in to the police in Italy.ok
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U.S.
Property Damage Worsens in Louisiana as Flooding Continues
Residents are trying to gather what they can salvage from the effects of the Red River flood which has reached 37 feet, close to a historic peak in 1945.Another urban design error.
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World
South Korean Hamlet, Under MERS Quarantine, Symbolizes Weaknesses in System
“You can’t leave here unless you have wings,” said a Buddhist monk who runs a temple in the village, Jangdeok, where all residents are quarantined.The health authorities are doing as best they can.
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Sports
Patriots Release Brandon Spikes
Spikes, a linebacker, was under investigation into whether his car had been involved in an accident that left three people injured.Trouble.
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Magazine
Outside, Looking In
Transported back to a former life as a prison inmate.I do not want to know more.
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Health
Brain Tumor’s Genetic Makeup Critical in Treatment, Research Finds
Two teams of doctors, in an important advance for precision medicine, say that traits should be looked at first, not tissue samples.Yes.
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U.S.
Kentucky Governor Raises Minimum Wage With Executive Order
Gov. Steven Beshear signed an executive order raising the hourly minimum wage for certain state employees while Republicans worried that the move could hurt the economy.A necessary action.
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N.Y. / Region
New York Police Detective Shoots Gunman Who Wounded Man
A 26-year-old gunman was shot by police after he shot and injured a 21-year-old man in East Harlem, the police said.Let the authorities sort them out.
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Travel
Travel Help for Families With Special Needs
Meghann Harris is the founder of SpecialGlobe.com, a new travel website for families with children who have physical and cognitive challenges.Good.
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N.Y. / Region
New York City Council to Vote on Bill to Protect Carwash Workers
The bill, which would require the businesses to post a bond to guarantee that their workers got their rightful pay, was attacked by owners as a unionization scheme.It is not a bad thing.
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U.S.
Vote Aids Deep Sea Corals in Much of Mid-Atlantic
The Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council voted Wednesday to protect deep sea corals from most bottom fishing over about 38,000 square miles of ocean.Trawling is a bad practice.
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Sports
Olympic Champion Dies
Sergei Sharikov, who won gold in the team saber event at the 1996 and 2000 Games, died in a car crash.Sometimes fast will not save one.
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Real Estate
Financial District Roommates
Matthew DeSimone and Matthew Murawski, former college roommates, succeeded in finding a rental apartment to share.A short commute helps.
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World
FIFA Spokesman Steps Down After Joking About Blatter Being Arrested
A joke about the FIFA president’s arrest apparently fell flat in the Zurich offices of world soccer’s governing body.Indictment does not end power.
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U.S.
Georgia: No Murder Charge for Woman Who Bought Abortion Pills Online
A prosecutor dropped a murder charge Wednesday but is pursuing a drug possession count against a woman accused of ending her pregnancy without a prescription, using pills she bought online.Madness.
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U.S.
Illinois: Judge With Ties to Hastert Will Remain on Case
The judge donated $500 in 2002 and $1,000 in 2004 to the campaign of Mr. Hastert, an Illinois Republican, though he said that to the best of his knowledge, the two men had never met.OK
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