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Fashion & Style
Video: Bill Cunningham | Late Summer Scenes
Around Labor Day, the colors of the outdoor market at Union Square take on more autumnal hues.Strong colors, strong patterns. Not much black.
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Sports
Iceland Tests Dirk Nowitzki and Germany
Nowitzki and Dennis Schroeder scored 15 points each to lead Germany to a surprisingly close 71-65 victory over Iceland in Berlin at the start of the European basketball championship.http://nytimes.stats.com/wnba/scoreboard.asp?day=20150906
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Food
Roast Chicken With Plums Gets a Touch of Spice for Rosh Hashana
Sumac helps temper the sour and the sweet into a happy balance. (Article plus video.)
"You’ll
get honey drizzled on apples, sugar in the gefilte fish, orange juice
in the tsimmes (a dish of carrots and prunes), and possibly all three in
brisket. And that’s not even mentioning the honey cake for dessert. A
sweet new year’s meal is one of the finer aspects of Jewish tradition.
The
only problem: When things veer from pleasing to cloying. The job of the
cook is to play up the sour as well as the sweet, and let them temper
each other into a happy balance.
Usually
this means a splash of vinegar or squeeze of lemon or lime. But sumac, a
spice crushed from a tart red berry that thrives all over the Middle
East, accomplishes the same goal, adding a mild earthy fragrance along
the way."
Sports
Serena Williams’s Victory Sets Up a Showdown With Her Sister
She will meet Venus Williams in the quarterfinals at the U.S. Open, where Venus will attempt to deny her a Grand Slam."For the fairest"
No war.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trojan_War
"The war originated from a quarrel between the goddesses Athena, Hera, and Aphrodite, after Eris, the goddess of strife and discord, gave them a golden apple, sometimes known as the Apple of Discord, marked "for the fairest". Zeus sent the goddesses to Paris, who judged that Aphrodite, as the "fairest", should receive the apple. In exchange, Aphrodite made Helen, the most beautiful of all women and wife of Menelaus, fall in love with Paris, who took her to Troy."
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U.S.
Colorado: Pro-Marijuana Activists Pull Back on Ballot Measure
Activists campaigning to allow the drug to be used legally in nightclubs or bars said they were withdrawing a measure to put the issue before voters in November.It is better to let the reluctant drag their feet some.
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Opinion
Does Down Syndrome Justify Abortion?
There’s no easy answer, and politicians can’t simply legislate away the problem.I think so.
It is always the mother's decision.
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Your Money
For College Students, Choosing a Bank Account Can Be a Minefield
It is important for students to clearly understand the terms of any account they are offered, and to make sure they’re using it in a way that minimizes fees.Yes. Use due diligence.
Read and understand the documents.
The sugar is always on top.
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N.Y. / Region
Gerry Hayden, Chef in New American Movement, Dies at 50
Mr. Hayden was a chef at several well-regarded Manhattan restaurants before opening North Fork Table and Inn on Long Island with his wife, Claudia Fleming.Genetics we do not control.
He had a good idea.
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Sports
Marin Cilic Advances Quietly and Steadily in His Title Defense
After a string of upsets, Cilic, the defending champion, defeated Jérémy Chardy.The Tao of tennis.
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U.S.
Young Methodists Plant Churches With Environmental Gospel
For a small cadre of ministers, environmentalism is about more than pollution and global warming; it’s about links between consumption patterns and inequality.I find that I am not concerned with worship.
I am not a believer in resurrection or the soul.
My fellow beings should save themselves from pain.
I can help them toward that goal.
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Sports
England Qualifies, and Wayne Rooney Ties Record
Rooney’s goal, which tied Bobby Charlton’s total of 49 for the national team, paced a rout of a San Marino team made up of part-time players.I can't comment.
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Sports
Italians Pace Vuelta Stage
Alessandro de Marchi won the foggy 14th stage of the Vuelta a España, while his fellow Italian Fabio Aru kept the leader’s red jersey on Saturday.I have only these minimal reports.
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Sports
Serena Williams Drops First Set, but Comes On Strong to Win
Williams overcame a sluggish start to defeat Bethanie Mattek-Sands, 3-6, 7-5, 6-0, and advance to the fourth round.
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Business Day
Nissan May Repeat Recall Over Airbags
The National Highway Traffic Safety Agency is reviewing whether a recall last year fixed malfunctioning passenger airbags in one million Nissan vehicles.Nissan must do successful repairs.
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Real Estate
The Apartment Trail Winds Back to Hamilton Heights
Jordan Miller and Jenna Konstantine went looking for a new rental in Brooklyn.Brooklyn is not always a dream.
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Business Day
Smart Workers Seek Out Advice, Study Suggests
Those who seek guidance from co-workers are perceived as more competent than those who do not, unless the one asking is feeling anxious, research says.It is always better to understand.
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Sports
A Defeat. Retirement. Then a Win. All in a Day.
Lisa Raymond assumed she had played the last match of her career after a defeat in women’s doubles, but moments later, she was summoned to play a mixed doubles match.
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Opinion
Adult, Autistic and Ignored
There is virtually no substantive national discussion on the fate of older autistic people like my brother.Throwing money at the problem would help. Staff would be paid a living wage. Institutions could form more easily. Better managers could be hired and retained.
The need is not infinite.
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World
71 Migrants Found Dead in Truck Likely Suffocated, Austrian Official Says
We can have the toxicology checked.
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