Tuesday, October 20, 2015

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1
Science

Warming Oceans May Threaten Krill, a Cornerstone of the Antarctic Ecosystem

Global carbon emissions could significantly reduce the hatch rates of Antarctic krill, with implications for the whales, penguins and fish that feed on it.

The world has seen other high carbon episodes.
The krill are probably not in trouble yet.

2
World

Migrant Suffocations in Truck Near Hungary Reveal Tactics of Smugglers

The deaths of 71 migrants in a meat truck found in August focused attention on the brutal tactics of human smugglers and the desperation of so many migrants.

Always.

3
Job Market

Dione Mason: All Work and Some Play

Mr. Mason handles administrative work for a child care provider by day, and coaches basketball for a nonprofit youth program in the evening.

Dione Mason leads an untroubled life.

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N.Y. / Region

Congregants Were Abused and Shamed at Church Where Fatal Beating Occurred, Ex-Member Says

Word of Life Christian Church in New Hartford, N.Y., publicly shamed congregants and required them to do work without rest, the former member said.

Sadomasochism does not always express as sexual practice.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sadomasochism

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T Magazine

Breakfast Recipes From Yotam Ottolenghi’s New Cookbook

The chef shares how to make a coveted cornbread dish and sweet potato pancakes.

Yotam Ottolenghi has the right idea.
We differ on the details.

6
U.S.

Sex Registry Challenge Cuts Penalty for Man, 19

The punishment for a teenage sexual encounter with a girl who lied about her age prompted a nationwide call to change sex offender registries.

This second guess has delivered a better result.
People can mature before trouble finds them.
Often they do not.
A goal is for maturation to shed troubles. 

7
Food

Exploring Apples Downtown, and in the Hudson Valley

Also, a couture steak from Ralph Lauren; an apple cider syrup; a discussion on food in the next year; seafood in a can; and a whiskey board book.

Among the things we lost with prohibition are varietal ciders and blended ciders.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malt
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine#History.Cider is a wine.

8
Science

Central Asia Could Be Birthplace of the Modern Dog

The DNA analysis of a large and diverse group of dogs led researchers to determine that the most recent common ancestors of today’s dogs lived in Central Asia.

"Dr. Boyko said the research for the first time studied three sources of DNA from purebred and village dogs worldwide. The team analyzed DNA from all the chromosomes in the cell nucleus, from the Y chromosome specifically, found only in males, and from mitochondria, cellular energy machines outside the nucleus that are inherited from the mother.
Dr. Boyko traveled to a number of the locations where blood was drawn from village dogs. He said: “The great thing about working with dogs is that if you show up with food you don’t usually have trouble recruiting subjects. Usually.”
He added: “We showed up in Puerto Rico at a fishing village and the dogs turned up their noses at roast beef sandwiches. They were used to eating fish entrails.”"

Dr. Boyko is probably correct.
People wander.

9
World

Rapid Economic Growth in China Is Chipping Away at Coastal Wetlands


yes.

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N.Y. / Region

Adding Spaces for Fun and Fitness to a Neglected Park in the South Bronx

A plan for Lyons Square Playground, one of the 35 parks singled out for renovations by the city’s Community Parks Initiative, includes a revamped water park and a 300-foot garden walk.

The south Bronx is gentrifying.

The world city is unstable.

11
Sports

I.O.C. Asks WADA To Take Over Testing

Olympic leaders meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland, agreed to make drug testing independent of sports organizations and are asking the World Anti-Doping Agency to take over responsibility for testing on a global level.

Agency in the name tells the audience that the World Antidoping Agency is dependent
on another organization.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Anti-Doping_Agency

"The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA; French: Agence mondiale antidopage) is a foundation created through a collective initiative led by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). It was set up on November 10, 1999 in Lausanne, Switzerland, as a result of what was called the "Declaration of Lausanne",[1] to promote, coordinate and monitor the fight against drugs in sports. Since 2002, the organization's headquarters have been located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada."

The I.O.C. has given the responsibility to itself.

12
Opinion

Sexism in the Kitchen

Harassment and abuse are rampant in many top restaurants. So why don’t more women come forward about it?

Consider the politics of pregnancy.

Other solutions have been developed in the last two hundred years.

Food preparation is not democratic.

College education is not generally compatible with autocracy.

13
Your Money

Identity Chaos, Courtesy of Your Federal Government

It took the combined efforts of the Treasury Department and the Education Department to bring a psychologist named Victoria Schindler to the brink.

The federal government is still human.

14
The Upshot

To Reduce the Cost of Drugs, Look to Europe

A system called reference pricing, used in several other countries, controls costs without harming innovation.

The proposal involves a level of regulation that will not be tolerated by our conservatives.

Allow Medicare to bargain and inform physicians.

15
Sports

Lions Top Bears for First Win of the Season

Matthew Stafford threw for a season-high 405 yards, receiver Calvin Johnson had six receptions for 166 yards and a score, and kicker Matt Prater hit a 27-yard field goal in overtime that won the game.

http://www.theguardian.com/football

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Opinion

Congress Should Extend Rail Safety Deadline With Safeguards

Railroads need to install technology that can prevent deadly collisions and derailments.

Full nationalization.
Rail cannot be an industry under present law.
Let us debate the causitive issue.


17
Sports

Patriots Master Colts Again, Just as in Days Before Scandal

Colts fans, some wearing “Deflatriots” T-shirts to remind Tom Brady of last year’s scandal, hoped their team would bury the Patriots. But New England continued its mastery of Indianapolis.

http://www.theguardian.com/football/results

18
Business Day

Many Low-Income Workers Say ‘No’ to Health Insurance

The Affordable Care Act requires employers with more than 50 full-time workers to offer insurance, but many find few low-income employees will buy it.

States have refused to allow the Medicare subsidies.
 The workers do not have the money.

19
Sports

Djokovic and Murray Win

Novak Djokovic reached the quarterfinals of the Shanghai Masters with a 6-2, 6-3 win over Feliciano López.

MLB Scoreboard
«Previous Day | Tue., October 20 | Next Day»

American League
Top 3rd 1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   R H E
Kansas City4 1  
     
     
540
Toronto0 0  
     
     
000

Pitcher: Liam Hendriks 0.2 IP, 0 ER, 0 K
At Bat: Kendrys Morales 0-1
On Deck: Mike Moustakas 0-0, 1 RBI
Balls: Strikes: Outs:
  KC HR: B. Zobrist (1) A. Rios (1)
Preview | Box | Gameview
Royals lead series 2-1
National League
8:07 ET 1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   R H E
NY Mets     
     
     
000
Chi Cubs     
     
     
000

Preview | Box | Gameview
Mets lead series 2-0

Opinion

It’s Time for Doctors’ House Calls to Make a Comeback

The American Academy of Home Care Medicine and a Johns Hopkins geriatrician discuss the many benefits.

Yes.
Pay the doctors.


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