Sunday, September 6, 2015

@22:00, 9/5/15

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Sports

Drone Crashes Into Seats at Armstrong

An unauthorized drone crashed into a section of empty seats at Louis Armstrong Stadium about 8:30 p.m. Thursday causing a brief delay in a second-round match.

 Just noise.

2
World

Thousands of Migrants Reach Austria as New Groups Set Off

Nearly 5,000 exhausted migrants arrived in Austria after Hungary helped them travel in safety, but the Hungarian government said it would not provide buses to additional migrants.

War is easy.
Reconstruction is hard.

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World

Spain: Prime Minister Supports E.U. Reforms Sought by Britain

Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of Spain gave support Friday to a campaign by Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain to press for structural changes in the European Union.

David Cameron will not get his wish list.

5
Opinion

The Architecture of Segregation

The fight against the interlinked scourges of housing discrimination and racial segregation in America is far from finished.

Mixed neighborhoods are gentrification.
Low rent and development are an inherent contradiction.
Governments  are fighting economic principles.

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N.Y. / Region

Times Square Topless Woman Is Arrested; 2 Others Are Assaulted, Police Say

A seminude painted woman and her boyfriend were arrested on drug and prostitution charges, while a businessman was accused of attacking two other women.

The police are trying to impose their aesthetics.

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N.Y. / Region

Worker Who Died in Wall Collapse Warned of Problems at Construction Site

Hazardous conditions at a Brooklyn building were reported months before a worker died.

It is proper to walk away from unsafe work.

Immigration status is not indentured servitude.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indentured_servant

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World

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

The victims included Afghans, Iraqis and Syrians, and probably died within 90 minutes of boarding the truck near the Serbian-Hungarian border, said the police.

yes

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Health

Dr. J. Donald Millar, Who Led C.D.C. Mission That Helped Eradicate Smallpox, Dies at 81

Dr. Millar oversaw the training, deployment and support of dozens of health workers in some 20 countries in Africa in the 1960s when the disease remained an urgent international health concern.

The work continues.

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N.Y. / Region

Treetop Falls in Bryant Park, Injuring 5


"Dog bites man"

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Opinion

Cheeseburger, Hold the Salmonella

The Department of Agriculture must further tighten standards on salmonella, and the industry should curb the use of antibiotics for cattle.

http://consumerist.com/2015/08/24/we-tried-it-4-ways-to-cook-a-burger-thats-safe-to-eat-but-doesnt-taste-like-leather/

Burgers will cost more.

12
Real Estate

Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut


13
Travel

Food and Tour News: California Grape Stomp, Caribbean Coral Dives


14
Sports

At 41, Jason Gore Brings a Different Look, and Sensibility, to the FedEx Cup Playoffs

Gore’s lone win on the PGA Tour was 10 years ago. Late-season momentum has carried him to the FedEx playoffs.

"“I think the thing that I most want to show people is that golf is fun,” Gore said. “So many people get mad on the golf course. I always say this to my buddies at home: ‘You’re not good enough to get bad. Just have fun.’ Nobody’s good enough to get bad. Go have fun.”"

15
Sports

Former Longtime Coach Accuses Hunter College of Age Discrimination

Edwin Zarowin coached cross-country and track at Hunter for 31 years, until he was 88. Now, after rejecting an offer to be an archivist at the college, he has filed a discrimination complaint.

Edwin Zarowin has a case.
They will fight it out.

16
Opinion

A Law Degree Is No Job Guarantee

Readers discuss the large number of law school graduates who cannot find full-time jobs in their field and have a huge debt to pay off.

True.
The degree is not enough but it qualifies one for the bar exam.
The degree will help one to get a job.
Passing the bar exam will make it possible to get a better job or to practice independently.

17
Sports

As Bodies Refuse at the 2015 U.S. Open, Players Confront a Painful Decision

For 10 men and two women in the Open’s first round, the sad conclusion was the same: They would not, and for various reasons could not, make it to the end of their matches.

yes.

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

Interleague
1:35 PM ET  CSPh/NESN 
Philadelphia (53-83, 23-48 Road)
Boston (63-72, 36-34 Home)

 Phi: J. Eickhoff  (1-2, 2.84 ERA)
 Bos: E. Rodriguez  (8-5, 4.25 ERA)
Preview

Yesterday:

Final 1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   R H E
Philadelphia0 0 0
0 2 0
0 0 0
251
Boston0 0 0
8 0 0
0 1 x
9140

  W: W. Miley (11-10)   L: A. Asher (0-2)
  Bos HR: D. Ortiz (30)
Preview | Box | Gameview | Recap


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N.Y. / Region

Tears and Anger in Queens After Mother Loses Another Son to Violence

NeShawn Plummer, 16, was shot in Far Rockaway, three blocks from where his brother Shawn, 17, was killed in 2012.

Children playing with real guns.

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N.Y. / Region

A Back-to-School List With Cameras, Bulletproof Walls and More Deadbolts

The precautions taken at a school in Queens to protect it from armed assailants might turn out to be the 21st-century version of the air raid drill.

The general observation that guns are more likely to make trouble than to resolve it
needs to become part of the national culture.
Trouble will continue to find us.  It will find us less often.

20 
Food

Video: Roast Chicken With Plums

In this recipe for roast chicken, Melissa Clark uses sumac as part of a garlicky spice rub to season the birds (there are two), along with allspice, cinnamon and black pepper.

I am hungry enough that most spices do not make it into the food.
I am willing to use them but it is not automatic for me to reach for the spice rack.

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