I find myself regularly frustrated by an unfulfilling game-play relative to gaming standards today. I would like to see more accomplishment possibilities. I like rewards, badges, rankings and levels. I enjoy the puzzle talk where I can see explanations and chatter about the puzzles but this is...
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This front page piece published today in the NY Times talks about Treasury Secretary Geithner and the ties he forged with many of the nation’s most powerful financial institutions. Here are a few excerpts from the 5,000 word article: From The NYT: An examination of Mr. Geithner’s five y...
If you want an easy way to come back to our Connections hints every day,bookmark this page. You can also find our past hints there as well, in case you want to know what you missed in a previous puzzle. Below, I’ll give you some oblique hints at today’s Connections answers. And...
If you want an easy way to come back to our Connections hints every day,bookmark this page. You can also find our past hints there as well, in case you want to know what you missed in a previous puzzle. Below, I’ll give you some oblique hints at today’s Connections answers. And...
The 60th anniversary of Jackie Robinson's debut with the Brooklyn Dodgers, when he broke the "color barrier" in major league baseball, receives a front-page teaser in today's New York Times, with a lengthy article at the top of its lead sports page inside. It may amaze many to learn ...
Debra Burroughs is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author who grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area, writing stories, poetry, and plays. These days, with an adoring husband, and her kids finally out of the house, she can be found most days sitting in front of her computer...
Today's front page offers a story -- "Bankruptcies By Consumers Climb Sharply" -- that feels so true, you feel churlish for questioning it.But even a brief look at recent coverage of personal bankruptcies raises questions about the Times's reporting of the trend.Let's begin with the ...
Slow Down, Multitaskers, and Don’t Read in Traffic - New York Times Yesterday'sNew York Timesfront page ran an article pulling together the results of several recent studies looking at how interruptions and attempts to multitask can affect the quality of work as well as the length of recover...
People lived on the territory of today’s Khmelnytskyi from ancient times. A lot of archaeological sites have been discovered in the vicinity of the city. Khmelnytskyi originates from a small settlement of Ploskirow or Ploskirowce, the time of foundation of which is unknown. The first wri...