Monday, September 7, 2015

@10:30, 9/7/15

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World

Video: Vienna Welcomes Refugees

Austrians received refugees with food, drinks and applause as they arrived by train from Hungary this weekend.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/07/world/europe/pope-calls-on-europeans-to-house-refugees.html

http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2015/09/06/world/europe/06reuters-europe-migrants-pope.html

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World

Thousands of Migrants Reach Austria as New Groups Set Off


The flow continues.

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World

Pope Calls on All of Europe’s Catholics to House Refugees

Pope Francis said it was not enough to say “have courage, hang in there” to refugees, and he said the Vatican’s two parishes would take in two families.

There will be concentration camps soon.

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Business Day

Nissan Recalls 300,000 Versa Sedans


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Opinion

Help for the Way We Work Now

Freelancers deserve more security than the gig economy provides.

"The gig economy" has been called piece work and home work.
Those ended for good reasons.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piece_work

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work-at-home_scheme

A factor as a distributor of piece work to be done at home is not to be found on line.
              An agent for hand work.

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Sports

Hours After Rafael Nadal’s Late-Night Marathon, Petra Kvitova Wins in a Sprint

Kvitova, a two-time Wimbledon champion and one of two players to defeat Serena Williams this year, reached the round of 16 at the U.S. Open for only the third time.

http://nytimes.stats.com/mlb/scoreboard.asp

1:35 PM ET  NESN 
Toronto (78-58, 31-33 Road)
Boston (64-72, 37-34 Home)

 Tor: M. Buehrle  (14-6, 3.53 ERA)
 Bos: R. Porcello  (6-12, 5.21 ERA)
Preview        

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Opinion

We Don’t Need Kim Davis to be in Jail

The Kentucky county clerk symbolizes what happens when same-sex marriage and its critics can’t find a way to coexist.

The court has held her in contempt of court.
The penalty is to be held in jail for the duration of the contempt.
We do need Kim Davis to be in jail. as long as she blocks the performance of her duties.


U.S.

Arizona: Police Seek Help in Freeway Shootings

Bullets have struck four vehicles traveling on Interstate 10 through central Phoenix in the last week.

The Arizona state police have a project.

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N.Y. / Region

Activists Say Police Abuse of Transgender People Persists Despite Reforms

The New York Police Department codified rules in 2012 for interacting with transgender people, but advocates and those affected say harassment is still commonplace.

Policy changes do not change minds.

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U.S.

Jailed Kentucky Clerk Starts Federal Appeal

Lawyers for the Kentucky county clerk who was jailed after refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples said they have begun the process of appealing the judge’s ruling.

She can try.

It will not change her situation.

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Sports

Eugenie Bouchard Withdraws From U.S. Open

Bouchard was not able to play because of a concussion she sustained Friday night.

1:35 PM ET  NESN 
Toronto (78-58, 31-33 Road)
Boston (64-72, 37-34 Home)

 Tor: M. Buehrle  (14-6, 3.53 ERA)
 Bos: R. Porcello  (6-12, 5.21 ERA)
Preview

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Travel

Seneca Art and Culture Center to Open in October

Built on the site of the original Seneca settlement, the center will offer changing exhibits conveying the story of the Seneca and Iroquois people.

I would visit if I am in the area.

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N.Y. / Region

Unwelcome Mat Is Out at Some of New York’s Privately Owned Public Spaces

Visits to some spaces in Manhattan revealed that public access had been diminished, if not altogether eliminated.

Privatizing is the present fashion.
There will be a lawsuit. 

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Opinion

The Minimum Wage: Getting to $15

Arguments from Republican candidates who oppose a robust minimum wage make little sense.

It would be better to empower workers through unionization.
Regulation tends to be unstable.

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World

71 Migrants Found Dead in Truck Likely Suffocated, Austrian Official Says


We could know.

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U.S.

Video: Scenes From Judge Diment’s Courtroom

In Bowdon, Ga., municipal court judge, Richard A. Diment, tells traffic violators that they must immediately pay down fines in his courtroom, or be held in jail.

Richard A. Diment  is being cruel.

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Opinion

Rising to Your Level of Misery at Work

It’s common for people to move away from what they love and take on management jobs they dislike. There’s a solution, though.

Arthur C. Brooks is seeking release.

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Sports

Another Hot Stroke: Drop Shot

A shot that gained favor after Roger Federer used it to help win his first French Open in 2009.

http://nytimes.stats.com/mlb/scoreboard.asp

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Sports

Tom Brady’s Four-Game N.F.L. Suspension Erased by Judge

The decision on Thursday was a blow to Commissioner Roger Goodell, who argued that the labor agreement gave him authority to carry out the suspension.

Roger Goodell did not have the facts.

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Sports

For Andy Murray, Supporting British Tennis Is Important Role

In his latest conversation with The New York Times, Murray spoke about how to improve the reputation and results of British tennis.


I do not give sports much attention.




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World

Video: Vienna Welcomes Refugees


Business Day

Nissan Recalls 300,000 Versa Sedans


U.S.

Video: Scenes From Judge Diment’s Courtroom


U.S.

Video: Hope for Rhizo Kids

Parents of children with RCDP, a very rare, terminal form of dwarfism, hope a potential new drug originally developed to treat Alzheimer’s will help their kids, too.

There is enough support. 
There is work to be done. 
I have no real hope for the group.
Sports

High School Football Player Sustains Fatal Injury

A player for Franklin Parish High School in north Louisiana collapsed on the field after impact with another player on Friday night.

We are not told the cause of death.
Opinion

Driving as a Human Dance

Fixing the problems plaguing driverless cars will require more than technological wizardry.

An algorithm for the dance can probably be written. 
Sports

College Football Kickoff: A Primer on the Playoff System

The college football season opens Thursday night, so here’s a primer on the playoff system that will end it.

I pass.
Sports

Player Ratings: United States (2) vs. Peru (1)

The United States men’s national team responded well to its first test after a disappointing Gold Cup.

http://nytimes.stats.com/epl/scoreboard_daily.asp
U.S.

Threat to Arizona’s Salt River Horses Spurs New Battle Over Western Lands

Plans to remove the horses from the Tonto National Forest, putting them at risk of slaughter, set off a campaign that won a four-month reprieve.

There should be horses on the public lands of the west.
I do not wish to be involved with their management.
Sports

Hours After Rafael Nadal’s Late-Night Marathon, Petra Kvitova Wins in a Sprint

Kvitova, a two-time Wimbledon champion and one of two players to defeat Serena Williams this year, reached the round of 16 at the U.S. Open for only the third time.

Final 1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   R H E
Toronto1 0 0
0 1 0
0 2 0
490
Boston0 1 2
2 0 3
1 2 x
11170

  W: R. Porcello (7-12)   L: M. Buehrle (14-7)
  Tor HR: J. Donaldson (37) J. Smoak (14)
  Bos HR: T. Shaw (8) J. Bradley Jr. (8)
Preview | Box | Gameview | Recap

Business Day

Court Says Chevron Can Be Pursued in Canada Over Ecuadorean Damage

The ruling is the latest step in a 13-year legal battle over the contamination of a rain forest in Ecuador.

At some point lawyers are cheaper than any resolution for Chevron.
U.S.

Arizona: Police Seek Help in Freeway Shootings


Opinion

The Minimum Wage: Getting to $15


Business Day

What to Expect From the Jobs Report

An increase of 200,000 or more in payrolls could be the last bit of evidence the Federal Reserve needs to see before raising interest rates.

Interest rates will not go up.
Real Estate

Dusty Fifth Avenue Tower to Return as Condos

An office building facing Madison Square Park is being turned into a 48-unit residential condominium.

no
World

Thousands of Migrants Reach Austria as New Groups Set Off



Sports

Eugenie Bouchard Withdraws From U.S. Open


World

As Germany Welcomes Migrants, Some Wonder How to Make Acceptance Last

Although Germans have met waves of newcomers with an outpouring of generosity, the country has also experienced a formidable backlash against the migrants.

I do not trust the German right.
Sports

Powerful Auburn Overcomes Its Quarterback’s Misadventures

Quarterback Jeremy Johnson made a mess of what was supposed to be his coming-out party, but the Auburn’s defensive front led the Tigers to victory with its marauding play.

I have absolutely no interest in football.


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