Sunday, January 14, 2018

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U.S.

Trump Escalates a Dispute With The Wall Street Journal Over a Quotation

The president said he did not say “I probably have a very good relationship” with the North Korean leader, claiming he said “I’d.” It was difficult to tell from audio clips whether the complaint had merit.

I welcome this fight.

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World

As Pope Francis Heads to Chile and Peru, Argentina Feels Snubbed, Again

Nearly five years after moving to the Vatican, Pope Francis has steered clear of Argentina and its polarized politics, leaving many in his homeland feeling perplexed and dejected.

Pope Francis is the commander of the entire Roman Catholic Church.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Francis
He has been left an awesome problem by his predecessor.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_XVI
Argentina Did not make him Pope.
He must work for the benefit of the entire Roman Church.
A future Pope will be Irish.

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Job Market

Bringing Ballet Pros Relief, Down to the Tips of Their Toes

An entrepreneur turned to Instagram to market shoe inserts to principal dancers at the New York City Ballet and San Francisco Ballet.

Do what works.

En Pointe is not as deadly as NFL football.
Ballerinas carriers are short and painridden. 
Dance does not need to include this French and Russian perversion.

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N.Y. / Region

An Einstein for the Subways? A Lawyer Suggests a ‘Genius’ Fix

A lawyer who suggested lengthening trains but opening only some cars on platforms is a finalist in a “genius challenge” contest to improve the subways.

A class system does not fit with mass transit.

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Arts

‘Saturday Night Live,’ With Help From Old Friends, Skewers ‘Morning Joe’

This week’s “S.N.L.” featured cameos from two of its alumni, a workout for the network’s censors and the usual skewering of President Trump.

There is little better to hold my attention.

Sooner is better.   As soon as you can is best.

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N.Y. / Region

Statement From Victim in a 1994 Brooklyn Rape Case

The complete statement of the rape victim who was given an apology by a New York police official.

Yes.

"When the famous First Amendment lawyer Martin Garbus took up my case against the Daily News, his colleagues were shocked that he would sue the News on my behalf. I wondered aloud why he would risk his career to help me. He answered gravely, “The truth matters.”"

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Food

What to Cook This Week

Embrace the extra time this weekend, and make a chicken with vinegar, a wild rice and mushroom casserole or a firehouse chili gumbo.

Your choice.

Rice and beans is good by me.

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Style

Films, Fashion and Medicine

Galas and award ceremonies were hosted by Cinema Eye, the YMA Fashion Scholarship Fund and the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

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World

Plane Skids Off Runway in Turkey, Teetering on Water’s Edge

No one was injured, officials said, after the Pegasus Airlines flight “had a runway excursion incident” and its nose ended up feet from the Black Sea.

No news there.

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N.Y. / Region

No Traveling for New York’s Columbus Statue, Mayor Decides

Trying to negotiate the tricky terrain of history and politics around public monuments, Bill de Blasio said the explorer would stay put at Columbus Circle.

The U.S. needs to remember all of its past.

There are few, if any, heroes.

There are many who did more good than evil.

The people who learned beyond what they were taught deserve
note and those who taught what they learned deserve celebration.

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