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Economic Scene: Study Rethinks Importance of Kindergarten Teachers\n - A new study found students with better teachers learned more in kindergarten ? and earned more as young adults.
Personal Health: What Do You Lack? Probably Vitamin D\n - If recent findings hold up in future research, the consequences of vitamin D deficiency are likely to go far beyond excessive\n bone loss.
Practical Traveler: Avoiding a Big Phone Bill When Traveling\n - Take the right phone and use the right network. And keep in mind that your smartphone?s apps may rack up huge charges.
Monitoring Elderly Parents\n - New technologies can help adult children keep track of their aging parents.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Kids Are All Right\n - Chelsea Clinton?s approaching wedding day gives us occasion to celebrate successful children from recent first families.
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Op-Ed Columnist: 1 Soldier or 20 Schools in Afghanistan?\n - Let?s take a chunk out of our bloated military budget in Afghanistan and use it to invest in building schools there instead.
Exhibition Review: ?Beyond,? the Solar System at Air and Space Museum\n - An exhibition at the National Air and Space Museum features 148 extraordinary photographs of moons and planets.
Eataly, an Italian Food Hall, Opening Soon\n - The giant Italian food hall, a culinary extravaganza, is set to open in a month or so on West 23rd Street.
Nimoy Views Others? ?Secret Selves? at Mass MoCA\n - Leonard Nimoy, the ?Star Trek? actor, talks about the solo exhibition of his photography at Mass MoCA.
The Curious Cook: To Enhance Flavor, Just Add Water\n - Diluting coffee and cocktails with water can change their balance for the better.
Kindle Cost Cut to $139 as Price War Begins\n - Amazon.com, the maker of the Kindle e-reader, is introducing two new smaller, lighter versions with high-contrast screens\n and crisper text.
Learning a Language From an Expert on the Web\n - The Internet is changing the way many people learn languages. Books, tapes and CDs are being replaced by e-mail, video chats\n and social networks.
State of the Art: Nuance Tweaks Its Dictation Software, Wringing Out Errors\n - The company Nuance offers a new version of Dragon NaturallySpeaking, proving that even near-monopolies like to tinker with\n their products.
Korean-Style Tacos Move From West to East\n - Korean-style tacos, a Southern California phenomenon, are now on the menu in other parts of the country.
Washington State Moves to Tighten Controls on Pain Killers\n - Regulators in Washington State are attempting to stem what some see as the excessive use of prescribed narcotics.
Congress Is Rethinking Its Ban on Internet Gambling\n - Under pressure to find new revenue sources, Congress is reconsidering legalizing, and taxing, Internet gambling.
An Arizona Morgue Grows Crowded\n - A growing number of border crossers have been found dead in the deserts around Tucson.
With Credit Tight, Microlending Blossoms\n - After banks denied loans, some businesses in the United States turned to microloans like those offered in the third world.
Judge Blocks Parts of Arizona?s Immigration Law\n - A preliminary injunction was issued against parts of the law, including the sections that called for officers to check a person?s\n immigration status while enforcing other laws.
Video Technology Added at New Meadowlands Stadium\n - The New Meadowlands Stadium will give fans free smart-phone applications and enhanced video.
Kuala Lumpur Journal: A Reality Show Where Islam Is the Biggest Star\n - A show in which contestants compete for a job offer as an imam has built a following among young Malaysians.
The Age of Laura Linney\n - She didn?t hit her stride until her mid-30s. Can her new role in a dark TV comedy make her a middle-aged success?
Pushed Along by Wind, Power Storage Grows\n - Utilities are developing storage batteries to smooth the flow of intermittent sources of power, like wind farms.
The Vagabond Cat That Came to Stay\n - A stray with wanderlust finds a family with same. Domesticity of a sort ensues, until a debate over a final good-bye.
Op-Ed Columnist: Lost in a Maze\n - Why can?t we train the fierce warriors of Afghanistan to be the fierce warriors of Afghanistan?
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