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Re: The Beacon
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I admit I'm purely judging it from the outside.

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Re: The Beacon
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Frankly, The Beacon reminds me of the Overlook Hotel but less picturesque and gives me The Shining spooks. I would have nightmares of creepy twin girls if I lived in that building.



have you ever actually been inside? it may look daunting from the outside.. but the inside is a different story.

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It's way to far from anything.



that's funny, i could have sworn i saw a sign for the turnpike nearby

yes, i suppose you can't walk easily to a path station (less than 10 minutes). but by those standards, much of downtown jc would be "too far from anything".

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Any vacation rentals in downtown Jersey City or surrounding area?
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Does anyone know if there are any vacation rental apartments in downtown available for a week in July? I have some guest coming from Asia who will be staying in the Jersey City area for about 10 days and I need a cheaper alternative for a hotel....Thanks

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Re: Artist lofts?
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Here's an ad for space in the Neumann Leather building:

Studio spaces for rent.10 minute walk to PATH, close to all transportation +/-
6/10/09 - 7/1/10 Both spaces available July 1, 2009, Neumann Leathers Building
1)Work space 13 ft 6 inx18ft 3in(approx 230sq ft actual space)
Interior closet space:approx 75 sq ft.
1 window faces north,A/C in wall.Private space
Includes exterior closet(approx 60sq ft)
Monthly Rent $556.50 Until Jan 1,2010
2)Work space 18ft 6inx9ft 6in(approx 175sq ft)
1 window faces north Private space.
Monthly Rent $331.68 Until Jan 1,2010



Location
Neumann Leathers Building
300 Observer Highway 5th floor.
Hoboken, NJ 07030

Contact Info
Call Mauro Altamura 201.420.1143
Tim Heins 201.217.9797
mauroaltamura8@yahoo.com
gesso58@yahoo.com

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Re: Zeppelin Hall Beer Garden - Opening Night
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While I think the idea of the Zeppelin, I live in Liberty Harbor and it is an absolute annoyance. I have a ten-month old son and he cannot sleep at night. I signed a year lease and cannot move. The noise sounds as if a party were taking place in my living room. Residents of the building were actually lied to by management and were told it was going to be a playground for kids on one side and a restaurant with limited outdoor seating on the other. Hardly what it has become. Like I said, I don't fault the patrons as it is a neat place, I just wish everyone would be quieter and be considerate of those of us who live in the building.

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Re: Zeppelin Hall Beer Garden - Opening Night
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Also, may I say...to judge a crowd based on their racial makeup is in fact...racist.


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Re: Zeppelin Hall Beer Garden - Opening Night
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I am confused aoao...if you were there with your friends, why are you so concerned with who else was there? Enjoy their company, kick back and have a beer.

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awesome!!


Let me start by saying im not talking any sides here, BUT I do kinda agree with some of what aoao is saying. This beer garden might but be a great place to be im not denying that unfortunalty though im sure the crowd is basically like a mixture of Williamsburg and Hoboken. Now I could be wrong but from what I see getting off the Grove st path I think im pretty on point. Now with that said im guessing aoao is a JC native and to natives that kinda stuff is forign to us. Downtown JC is another Hoboken and its sad despite the fact that many of you say its somehow different.??


i could have sworn i read a post by him (aoao) once saying he just moved to the area. could be mistaken though.

and i dont get what the commotion about zeppelin being not diverse enough

1) it just opened a week ago
2) by people's own admissions, it's had very little publicity (as it was supposed to be a soft opening)
- 2a) so you'd imagine that most of the people who knew about it were either locals or were frequent visitors to this site. since this is a downtown jc site, and there are many white people who frequent this site (presumably), then is it a surprise to see many white people at the bar?
3) the concept of a 'beer garden' is foreign to many of us who have never been to europe. again, presumably, it appeals to those of european descent.

ive never been to a beer garden but it sounds cool, so i think my friends and i will head out there this weekend. no, almost none of them are white, but who cares if it's 99% white or 1% white? a place doesn't have to be diverse in order to be fun.

also, forgot where i read/heard this quote, but it was something along the lines of "diversity just for the sake of diversity is wrong" or something like that... it applies to this pretty well i think.

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Re: The Beacon
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Frankly, The Beacon reminds me of the Overlook Hotel but less picturesque and gives me The Shining spooks. I would have nightmares of creepy twin girls if I lived in that building.

It's way to far from anything.

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Re: Jersey City Artists Studio Tour applications
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Jersey City Artists Studio Tour applications are available @
The Division of Cultural Affairs
City Hall, 280 Grove Street, rm B8
Jersey City, NJ 07302
info: Greg Brickey 201-547-4333
brickeyg@jcnj.org

Applications download:http://www.cityofjerseycity.com/uploa ... ces/tourapplication09.pdf


Hi Greg,

Your link is bad, so here's a better link for any to download the 2009 Jersey City Artists Studio Tour Applications:

http://www.proartsjerseycity.org/tourapplication09.pdf


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Re: Beret's Simple Cafe - 9th & Coles
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JENGA TOURNAMENT
Saturday, July 4th, 2:00-5:00 pm

Everyone is so full of hatred. I didn't revive this thread so that people could complain about a bad night they had a year ago. I revived it for my love of Jenga and the tournament I'm throwing on Saturday afternoon. You don't have to like eating there to show up, you just have to like Jenga.

And I will personally guarantee cold beer...we need it for DRENGA!

Open in new window

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Re: NYPD Emergency drill today at noon
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who will protect us from the protectors?

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Re: Zeppelin Hall Beer Garden - Opening Night
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que?

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Re: New Stoop at 233 Montgomery Street
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A "stoop"? That is one thing I miss from Brooklyn. Sitting on my stoop watching traffic and neighbors. Saying hello and of course a lil gossip. "She did what?' "He did who?"

Love the stoop


And don't forget stoop ball. Those were the days...

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For sure, JCSHEP. I've seen that first hand and have personally invested in the area. But I'd also argue that we have a bit of a way to go, particularly with creating and sustaining more local business, as well as addressing the constant crime, even on the small time level. The stolen bike thread just reinforces that message. I know, we live in a city, yadda yadda but that doesn't make it ok.

And many other neighborhoods throughout JC have not had the same turnaround...yet.

Paving a housing project and putting up a Barnes & Noble ain't the answer.


Then you haven't been around nyc or surrounding. Trust me, Barnes & Noble is your Beacon of good location. You see a upcoming B&N sign in the negborhood, it's time to take another mortage out. There is only 2 B&N in Brooklyn and guess where they are located.

In JC, there is only one at Newport.


There's a B&N at Newport??


My mistake. It is B. Dalton which is a sub of B&N. Another one is in Hoboken. Come to think of it, Metrovest should submit a site proposal to B&N on the upcoming retail space. Let me give Vikram Pandita call to have Citibank start their JC estabishment right here at Beacon. JK

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Re: Nightmare at Liberty Harbor
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great blog.

i really don't want to live here because of the awfully poorly written copy on liberty harbor's website....

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Re: Beret's Simple Cafe - 9th & Coles
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simply one of the worst places i have been. the waitress is lazy, the cook is slow, and waiting 30 minutes for a burger in an empty restaurant is silly. i want to mention the warm and lifeless beer and the intestinal distress i woke up with a few hours later. simply, stay away. far, far away ....

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Re: For The Love Of Music 2009 - Grand Banks
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I unfortunately can't make it tomorrow - heading down the shore for a gig this weekend.

I figured this is a good forum to reach out to the musicians in town. I'm a 15+ year experience drummer looking to start or join a band in the area. I think JC already has such a great music scene, but I think it has so much potential to be so much better. For the Love of Music seems like a perfect example.

Hit me up if interested:

jgesposito@gmail.com

Thanks - have an excellent 4th!

Joe

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Re: New Stoop at 233 Montgomery Street
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Curiosity will get you, eventually.

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Re: Zeppelin Hall Beer Garden - Opening Night
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I am confused aoao...if you were there with your friends, why are you so concerned with who else was there? Enjoy their company, kick back and have a beer.

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awesome!!


Let me start by saying im not talking any sides here, BUT I do kinda agree with some of what aoao is saying. This beer garden might but be a great place to be im not denying that unfortunalty though im sure the crowd is basically like a mixture of Williamsburg and Hoboken. Now I could be wrong but from what I see getting off the Grove st path I think im pretty on point. Now with that said im guessing aoao is a JC native and to natives that kinda stuff is forign to us. Downtown JC is another Hoboken and its sad despite the fact that many of you say its somehow different.??

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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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You guys have PM's.

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Re: PSE&G Bills
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Kathy must be new. This is an ongoing problem. Bless her for trying.

Love you Kathy. Now give us a true number to call.

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Nightmare at Liberty Harbor
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Check out this blog that talks about how horrible it is to live in Liberty Harbor! Stay far away!

nightmareatlibertyharbor.blogspot.com

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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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What are the other two?

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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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Where can I find those?

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Re: New Stoop at 233 Montgomery Street
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A "stoop"? That is one thing I miss from Brooklyn. Sitting on my stoop watching traffic and neighbors. Saying hello and of course a lil gossip. "She did what?' "He did who?"

Love the stoop

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