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Food
Shell Beans Make a Rustic Ragout
The beans form the basis of a one-dish meal with herbs, leeks, tomatoes and garlic.Yes.
I am usually less effete about my stews.
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Business Day
In China, Fresh Signs of a Steepening Industrial Downturn
Chinese exports fell 5.5 percent in August from a year earlier, and imports declined even faster, new data showed.The world has good reason not to order from China.
Things will be cheaper next week.
Money to buy from China is drying up.
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Opinion
Reforms Follow Protests in Ferguson
Changes in Missouri are already yielding results, but much more remains to be done.The relationship may not be causal.
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Business Day
Challenges to S.E.C.’s Judges May Be Coming to a Head
The federal appeals courts may be on a collision course that could require the Supreme Court to sort everything out.The defendants hope so.
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Opinion
Violence and Mental Illness
Just because someone who commits a terrible crime has a “mental problem” does not mean it is a treatable psychiatric illness.Treatability does not change the fact of mental illness.
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Sports
Serbia Edges Germany at the European Basketball Championship
Nemanja Bjelica made a difficult layup with less than a second remaining to lift Serbia to a 68-66 victory over Germany.Germany is distracted
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N.Y. / Region
Raymond Kelly, Ex-Police Commissioner, Blames Mayor de Blasio for Rise in Killings
Mr. Kelly, whose memoir comes out on Tuesday, said the administration’s curtailing of police stops in New York had led to more violence.He was fired.
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Opinion
‘Serving Up School Lunches of Tomorrow’
If kids learn good food habits in school, the next generation of adults will be wiser eaters.There should be a course in Survival Cooking offered at every level.
A gut course.
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World
Video: The Train to Germany
Syrian migrants took a train from Austria to their final destination: Germany.Loading the refugees on trains is cheaper than barbed wire and guards.
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U.S.
Baltimore Reaches Settlement in Death of Freddie Gray
The city has tentatively agreed to pay $6.4 million in the case. Mr. Gray died in April of spinal injuries sustained while he was in police custody.Continue watching.
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Food
A Molcajete Keeps the Past Alive for El Atoradero’s Denisse Lina Chavez
The Mexican chef uses her mortar to soak up the flavors of the ingredients crushed inside and return a trace of them to each new dish.I have a Braun coffee grinder that does my pepper and other dry spices.
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Science
Review: ‘Stoned: A Doctor’s Case for Medical Marijuana’
In his new book, Dr. David Casarett immerses himself in the culture, science and smoke of medical marijuana.Marijuana is a useful drug that could be standardized.
I am glad I do not need it.
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Health
Premature Babies Study and Judge’s Ruling Raise Debate Over Consent
A judge rejected a lawsuit over whether families had been properly warned about health risks, but some bioethicists say the informed consent was not adequate.Dr. Jerry Menikoff will complain about any consent form.
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Opinion
Bad Behavior on Campus
“An important group of people who might be able to contribute to a solution to the problem of bad behavior on college campuses: parents of students.”The parents of students do not control their adult children's behavior.
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Sports
Venus Williams Is Not to Be Forgotten
Williams, 35, beat No. 12-seeded Belinda Bencic, of Switzerland, 6-3, 6-4, and rang a loud bell that should have awaked everyone from their Serena-centric trance.Serena Williams Holds Off Venus Williams to Continue Grand Slam Bid
By CHRISTOPHER CLAREY
Sam Hodgson for The New York Times
Serena Williams after defeating her sister Venus on
Tuesday night in the quarterfinals of the women's singles at the United
States Open.
Serena Williams’s quest for a Grand Slam remained on track.
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Sports
After Deflategate, the Sequel on Wheels
Formula One auto racing has recently had its own version of deflated items that could have given a competitor an advantage. In this case, it’s not footballs but tires.Let us move on.
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Opinion
Zuckerberg’s Expensive Lesson
What happened to the Facebook founder’s $100 million gift to Newark’s schools?First find the problem.
Do not expect a simple solution.
Do easy things first.
Better is almost as good as magical.
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Sports
Liberty Secure Top Seed in the East
The Liberty tied the franchise season record for wins by beating the Lynx for their 22nd victory and moved one and a half games ahead of Minnesota in the race for home-court advantage throughout the postseason.The N.C.A.A. and the N.B.A. are not playing yet.
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U.S.
Kentucky: Release of County Clerk Is Sought
Lawyers for the clerk, who was jailed last week because of her refusal to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, said that they had filed an emergency motion hoping to free her.Her lawyers are successful.
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Sports
Ohio State Erases a Question Mark as Cardale Jones Starts
Jones, a redshirt junior who took over for an injured J. T. Barrett and led the Buckeyes to a national title last season, trotted out for the team’s first drive against Virginia Tech.4
Food
The Fall Restaurant Preview
A look at the restaurants opening in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens this fall.Your choice.
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N.Y. / Region
Cuomo, After Lawyer’s Shooting, Revives Call to Overhaul Gun Laws
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, calling a lawyer for his administration a victim of “random gun violence,” said Tuesday that policy was needed to keep firearms from other states out of New York.Not before the next election.
Probably not then.
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Opinion
The Price for Lowering Cholesterol
Two new powerful drugs have been approved. The question is whether the benefits will outweigh the long-term costs.The insurers can pay.
Most cases can be treated cheaply.
The price will not stay high.
Generics and bargaining if nothing else.
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Sports
Simona Halep Escapes Blistering Heat to Advance to U.S. Open Quarterfinals
Halep reached the Open quarterfinals for the first time, coming out of a sloppy match on a scorching Louis Armstrong Stadium court with a 6-7 (6), 7-5, 6-2 victory over No. 25-seeded Sabine Lisicki.Yes
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Business Day
New Cholesterol Drugs Are Vastly Overpriced, Analysis Says
A report from the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review says the prices on two drugs to fight cholesterol that cost more than $14,000 a year should be slashed.As expected.
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Health
What Are a Hospital’s Costs? Utah System Is Trying to Learn
Most businesses know the cost of everything that goes into producing what they sell — essential information for setting prices. Medicine is different.Run a "Not for Profit".
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Travel
On Europe’s Goth Trail, From the Brontës to Byron
Three other places in England and Switzerland where fans of the Gothic Romantic movement can connect with writers of the past.Read the work.
The places never existed.
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Opinion
Violence and Mental Illness
Just because someone who commits a terrible crime has a “mental problem” does not mean it is a treatable psychiatric illness.Treatable is extraneous to the law.
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Sports
No. 1 Is Slipping From a Fading Rory McIlroy
With few competitive rounds after coming back from an ankle injury, and a lethargic performance at the Deutsche Bank Championship, McIlroy is likely to hand the top ranking back to Jordan Spieth.I do not care.
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Sports
Roger Goodell Open to Changing Role in N.F.L. Disciplinary Process
The comments by Goodell, the N.F.L. commissioner, on Tuesday came after four recent suspensions he levied were overturned by judges or arbitrators.It is time for Roger Goodell to find another position.
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U.S.
Video: Lawyer Discusses Kim Davis’s Release
Mathew D. Staver, the lawyer for the Kentucky clerk Kim Davis, spoke on Tuesday about his client’s release after she was jailed for defying a court’s order that she issue same-sex marriage licenses.http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/09/us/kim-davis-same-sex-marriage.html
She will try to go back to jail.
She seeks martyrdom.
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World
Britain Tries to Deter Migrants, Even as It Lets More In
Britain remains among the stingiest of European countries when it comes to responding to those seeking asylum, and is planning more restrictive measures aimed at further deterring migrants.This is not new policy.
Britain tends to play an unreformed Scrooge.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Christmas_Carol
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World
Pope Francis Announces Measures to Simplify Marriage Annulments
Under the new rules, intended to streamline a process long criticized as too cumbersome, only one judgment, instead of two, will be required."“These reforms say, ‘If you think a marriage is invalid, don’t let the procedure frighten you away,’ ” John Thavis, an author and Vatican expert, said in an interview."
As far as a Pope can push without a schism.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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