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Food
Gilding the Lily: Foie Gras With Chocolate
A singular extravagance, it is bitter yet mellow, and something you can make at home.I could make them.
The demand would need to be strong.
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U.S.
On the Hunt, ‘Where Warm Waters Halt,’ for a $2 Million Treasure
A former fighter pilot’s memoir includes clues about a bronze chest full of riches. He estimates that 65,000 people have joined the search.I don't know the area.
The first clue is a dam on a small stream or a hot spring.
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Food
Ice Cream Base and More From the Fancy Food Show
At the Javits Center, new products including real birch water and dessert hummus.ok
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Science
A Space Pioneer, 79, Is Ready to Track Her Next NASA Explorer
Susan G. Finley, whose career with NASA spans more than five decades, will monitor signals from the explorer Juno on the Fourth of July, when it is expected to reach Jupiter.NASA is lucky to employ her.
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Opinion
National Monuments Tell America’s Story
Readers call for more designations by President Obama, and applaud his naming of Stonewall."According to the White House, the monument designation will consist of 7.7 acres, protecting the tavern, Christopher Park across the street, and several other streets and sidewalks where spontaneous protests were held for equal rights in 1969."
https://www.google.com/maps/search/Stonewall+National+Monument/@40.7334778,-74.0055513,17z/data=!3m1!4b1
7.7acres is big.
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N.Y. / Region
A New Friend on the Subway
After comparing notes on the city’s difficulties, a resident and a foreign visitor parted with a big hug.It is a way of the place.
Strangers also exploit strangers.
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The Upshot
Helpless to Prevent Cancer? Actually, a Lot Is in Your Control
Many cases of cancer are preventable, studies show, but this has inflamed as much as it has assuaged people’s fears.Living healthy does help.
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Fashion & Style
Sarah Burghart, Joshua Weiss
Who says waiting in line is a waste of time? It helped bring this couple together.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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World
The Lab Results Are In: Genes Might Be to Blame for Retrievers’ Obesity
Pick another breed.
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U.S.
U.S. Instructs Kansas State to Heed Reports of Off-Campus Rape
A university policy not to investigate reports of rape off campus violates Title IX, the government said in documents supporting two women’s cases.The university is or is not responsible for investigating criminal activity of and between students at university sanctioned organizations.
If it is responsible then the university must investigate such activity.
If it is not responsible the investigation must be handed to the civil authorities.
Kansas would prefer the university to be responsible.
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Opinion
Immigrants in Jeans
A lawyer laments the disrespect shown by a court clerk when he told prospective citizens to change their clothes.The court clerk exceeded his authority.
His or her employment should be in peril.
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N.Y. / Region
A Beach Club in Queens Where Every Summer Is the Same
The Silver Gull Beach Club is part of a disappearing world of private waterfront clubs in New York City.Water to visit.
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Fashion & Style
Jeremy Weinstein, Andrew Black
A fund-raiser for nonprofits marries a press director at an art gallery.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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N.Y. / Region
Video Shows Man Sought for Questioning in Killing of Brooklyn Pizzeria Owner
The police said investigators wanted to question the man about the fatal shooting of Louis Barbati, an owner of L&B Spumoni Gardens, outside his home.It looks like an assassination.
The man in the video is probably not involved.
There was an arranged get away.
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Fashion & Style
Clare Premo, Andrés Pérez
The couple, who met at Princeton, are to be wed in Rose Valley, Pa.Make it legal.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Fashion & Style
Adam Ciarleglio, Devin Dwyer
An ABC News producer and a research scientist are to marry in Minneapolis.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Your Money
New Rule: All Purchases Subject to a 7-Day Mental Quarantine
When trying to declutter, throwing stuff away is only half the battle. You have to stop stuff from coming into the house in the first place.Yes.
Toss most stuff before you buy it.
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Business Day
Job Training Can Work. So Why Isn’t There More of It?
Giving a leg up to U.S. workers on the lower rungs of the labor ladder could be a cost-effective way to counter economic and political hopelessness.Desperate people will take any job.
American civilization needs desperate people.
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U.S.
At a Cape Cod Landmark, a Strategic Retreat From the Ocean
At Herring Cove Beach, facing an erosion problem as many other coastal areas are, a damaged parking lot is being replaced with one farther back.“Given the forecast of future sea level rise over the next century and beyond, every problem that we have along the coast right now will only increase,” Mr. Thieler said. “That, I think, ties back to why managed retreat, in places where you can employ it, is a good option.”
Province Town has the space to retreat.
We could think about a space and a shed there.
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Opinion
National Monuments Tell America’s Story
Telling the story is not the point.
Having a story is a reason.
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N.Y. / Region
A New Friend on the Subway
The residents of the city do not defend the public spaces.
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Opinion
Cruise Ship Practices
The cruise ship industry writes that its business is highly regulated.Yes, U.S. passengers must be returned to where they started by foreign flags.
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Travel
In New Zealand, Centuries of Smoke
There’s always steam rising from White Island, a marine volcano off the country’s North Island. Just check a Maori legend or a day-old Instagram post.Most natural wonders require study to appreciate.
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N.Y. / Region
Small Steps, but No Major Push, to Integrate New York’s Schools
Mayor Bill de Blasio’s administration and the city’s Education Department have not offered broad plans for addressing the issue of school segregation, but grass-roots experiments are underway.Economic segregation looks like racial segregation.
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Science
As Glaciers Melt in Alaska, Landslides Follow
As the glaciers that support them melt, mountainsides around Glacier Bay National Park in Alaska are giving way, causing seismic tremors and tsunamis.Rock supported by ice falls when the ice melts.
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Food
At Nix, Vegetables Get a Dash of Sex
This Greenwich Village restaurant joins a growing number of vegetarian places that celebrate verve more than virtue.Bring a crowd.
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Food
Japanese Rice Whiskey, Aged in Oak, With Hints of Ginger
A smooth, light liquor with a mellow delicacy.It is not whiskey. Gin perhaps.
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T Magazine
The Stunning (and Fun) Transformation of a Forgotten New York Landmark
A sprawling new park brings a bit of wonder — and unparalleled views of Manhattan and Brooklyn — to Governors Island.Access is the problem and the advantage.
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N.Y. / Region
Woman Charged in Bronx Apartment Fire That Killed Her 2 Daughters
Haya Konte faces charges of criminally negligent homicide and child endangerment in the April blaze her family’s apartment, prosecutors said.The judge may throw the case out.
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N.Y. / Region
Review: Greek Within Reach at Taverna 38 in Williston Park
The new restaurant offers elegance, top-notch service and quality showstoppers without sticker shock.As convenient.
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Science
Now Orbiting Jupiter, NASA’s Juno Spacecraft Is Poised for ‘Tantalizing’ Data
A brief lull after Juno’s arrival at Jupiter gave scientists time to catch their breath before the spacecraft begins to peer deep inside the planet.YES.
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U.S.
Black Man’s Fatal Encounter With Police Splits Mississippi City Known for Harmony
After Antwun Shumpert was fatally shot by a police officer last month, Tupelo, Miss., has been thrust into a national debate.The cop will not be prosecuted.
The civil suit may pay.
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Real Estate
Grymes Hill: Manhattan Views, West Coast Feel
A leafy and upscale enclave on Staten Island’s North Shore evokes a sort of West Coast vibe with its curvy, hilly thoroughfares.Not for me.
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Opinion
College Kids, With Kids
Far too many student-parents drop out, cutting them off from good jobs.The distant reward is not enough to make them slave now.
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The Upshot
Helpless to Prevent Cancer? Actually, a Lot Is in Your Control
exceptionalism, we believe in it.
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Fashion & Style
Adam Ciarleglio, Devin Dwyer
An ABC News producer and a research scientist are to marry in Minneapolis.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Books
On Exile: What the Author of ‘The Returned’ Learned by Going Back to Libya
Hisham Matar, the son of the Libyan dissident Jaballa Matar, discusses his father and what he realized after returning to his homeland.The object of the search was not found.
The search teaches about the searcher.
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