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Monday, November 14, 2011

BREAKING NEWS: Controversial Oil Pipeline Plan to Be Rerouted

TransCanada announces it will reroute its proposed oil pipeline, after the Obama administration said it would delay approval over environmental concerns

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Dear Prudence: Morbid Memento?



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Dear Prudence Morbid Memento? Dear Prudence advises a woman whose fiance is too attached to his dead sister-in-law—during a live chat at Washingtonpost.com. By Emily Yoffe Posted Monday, Nov 14, 2011, at 08:24 PM ET *Emily Yoffe, aka Dear Prudence, is on Washingtonpost.com weekly to chat live with readers. An edited transcript of this week's chat is below. (Sign up here* to get Dear Prudence delivered to your inbox each week. Read Prudie's Slate columns here. Send questions to Prudence at prudence@slate.com.) Emily Yoffe: Good afternoon. Let's get to it. Q. Haunting Photo: My fiance (with whom I'm expecting a child in three months) has a photo of his deceased sister-in-law in his wallet. Right where people usually display pictures of their sweethearts or kids, there she is. I told him that was kind of weird and asked if he would remove it. He said yes, but it remained there a few days later. I put his driver's license in front of the photo but later saw that he moved the license elsewhere. Later, I gave him a printed picture of the ultrasound scan of our baby. I saw it left in the car for several days. I later broached the subject of removing the SIL's photo again because I found it creepy and disturbing. His response was, "I can't take the picture out and put it just anywhere." I angrily asked why the ultrasound picture of our child could be left carelessly in the car, but a photo of his SIL had to be treated with such respect. He said nothing. If he had just removed it, then it wouldn't be an issue ... To continue reading, click here. Join the Fray: our reader discussion forum What did you think of this article? POST A MESSAGE \| READ MESSAGES Also In Slate** Weigel: Spencer Bachus' Suspicious Trades Before the Financial Meltdown NBA Season Likely To Be Canceled After Owner-Player Talks Break Down Applebaum: The Rise and Fall of Silvio Berlusconi	Advertisement
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Developers Are Excited About The Kindle Fire

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	Developers Are Excited About The Kindle Fire Before the Kindle Fire even hits the market, it is drawing considerable interest from developers, according to an IDC poll of 2,160 developers. The Fire is second behind the Galaxy Tab as the Android tablet developers are most interested in doing work for. Not a huge endorsement considering how weak the Android tablet app market is, but IDC says the level of interest is equal to what Apple had with the iPad pre-launch. If the Amazon is going to have a long term life in the tablet market, it's going to need developers building apps for its tablets. Read »

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CHART OF THE DAY: A Good Sign For Amazon's Kindle Fire



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BREAKING NEWS: Controversial Oil Pipeline Plan to Be Rerouted

Dear Prudence: Morbid Memento?

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