Skip to main content

Review: Can Trump Survive in Caesar’s Palace? - The New York Times

posted onJune 10, 2017
by admin
Hang on to your comb-over because the theatrical Trump storm is now approaching gale force. Hartford Stage’s recent revival of George Bernard Shaw’s “Heartbreak House” dressed that play’s pathetic bully character in a bright yellow wig. Robert Schenkkan’s “Building the Wall” imagined President Trump’s presiding over a near-term dystopia of immigrant concentration camps.

Better Health Through the ‘Lassie Effect’ - The New York Times

posted onJune 10, 2017
by admin
Researchers commonly use the term the “Lassie effect” to describe the wide-ranging health benefits of walking a dog. The name refers to the television collie that nobly saved Timmy’s and so many other people’s lives week after week on her popular show. But even though walking the dog can have lifesaving health benefits for owners and pets, a surprisingly large number of dog owners rarely, if ever, walk or otherwise exercise their dogs, research shows.

Better Health Through the ‘Lassie Effect’ - The New York Times

posted onJune 10, 2017
by admin
Researchers commonly use the term the “Lassie effect” to describe the wide-ranging health benefits of walking a dog. The name refers to the television collie that nobly saved Timmy’s and so many other people’s lives week after week on her popular show. But even though walking the dog can have lifesaving health benefits for owners and pets, a surprisingly large number of dog owners rarely, if ever, walk or otherwise exercise their dogs, research shows.

So Your Phone Ran Out of Juice. Here Are the Top Chargers for It. - The New York Times

posted onJune 10, 2017
by admin
We can’t live without our cellphones and they can’t live without battery power. So how best to keep them charged? Nick Guy, senior staff writer for The Wirecutter, The New York Times’s site that evaluates products, plugged the devices into chargers and came up with some answers. When I type “wall charger” in Amazon, I get 32,819 results. Help me sort it out. The huge number of options out there can seem overwhelming. But it’s not so bad once you know what to look for.

Settlements for Company Sins Can No Longer Aid Other Projects, Sessions Says - The New York Times

posted onJune 10, 2017
by admin
When companies settle claims of wrongdoing, they are often compelled to pay for environmental or community development projects as well as pay fines and direct compensation to victims. Sometimes the third-party payments are only marginally related to the damages caused by the company’s actions. To settle claims from the Gulf oil spill, BP was required to spend billions on coastal restoration projects that were not directly related to spill damage.

Drivers Head Into Summer With a Gift at the Gas Pump - The New York Times

posted onJune 10, 2017
by admin
HOUSTON — Looking for an excuse to pack up the car for a road trip this weekend? Look no further: The average nationwide GasBuddy, a website and smartphone app designed to help drivers find the best deals at the pump. The immediate cause of the price break was the shock to global oil markets that came when the Energy Department reported this week that domestic inventories of both crude oil and gasoline had surprisingly surged the week before despite heavy dri