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Jersey City Ranked 2nd Worst City in US for Active Lifestyle
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Wait, wasn't Jersey City also the 2nd most up-and-coming fitness city? I guess it can only go up.

2nd Worst City for Active Lifestyle

2nd Best Up-and-Coming Fitness City

Posted on: 2014/12/10 15:44
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Re: Bike JC party & bike rack fundraiser Thurs. @Barcade
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That's cheap. I'd donate one if I rode a bike. Of course it'd have to have a dedication on it to me. MEEEE!

I walk everywhere.

Posted on: 2014/1/15 21:11
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Re: Fulop on Christie emails
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hero69 wrote:
it's partisan politics with fulop all the time. if fulop had been willing to do the right thing and endorse christie, then christie would have magnanimously made it rain for dtjc


I can't tell if you're serious or if this is tongue in cheek.

Posted on: 2014/1/15 20:42
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Re: Bike JC party & bike rack fundraiser Thurs. @Barcade
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What does a bike rack cost?

Posted on: 2014/1/15 4:01
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Re: Buon Italia at Trump Plaza
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jklm wrote:
... - but won't open for another two years - until the new construction is complete....


They're finally building the 2nd tower?

Posted on: 2014/1/13 21:36
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Re: Christie: Have I ever been angry with Steve Fulop? 'You bet I have' but ...
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Damn, politics just got juicier, and closer to home!

Posted on: 2014/1/9 20:01
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Re: Ready for the worst article ever written about Jersey City?
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I have nothing to object to in this article. Could have been more informative, but I find it accurate.

Posted on: 2014/1/9 18:15
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Re: Indian Delivery
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I've tried 3 places in JC, and all were okay, but I think I'm looking for the Indian food I ate when in the UK, and the menus just aren't that. I prefer British Indian food.

Posted on: 2014/1/8 1:09
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Re: Snow
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Here's a News 12 compiled school closing list for Friday. Already has a few JC schools in it.


Link

Posted on: 2014/1/2 21:19
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Re: New Year's Eve in Jersey City
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FYI - was at Park & Sixth today for lunch and overheard that while they are open, the Gastropub has a reservation-based night going and is sold out.

Posted on: 2014/1/1 1:28
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Re: De Blasio’s Daughter Reveals Substance Abuse
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I really couldn't care less about what his children are up to. A young woman abusing drugs and drink? I'd say that sound about normal these days, in my experience.

Posted on: 2013/12/26 17:02
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Re: Tips for the movers
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It cost $600 to ship my things from the UK to the US - why in the world would I tip $400 to the 4 guys for carrying some boxes and furniture? A tip is just a "hey, thanks" to me, not a "Wow you guys are human beings you had to put sweat and stress into your job so here!" .. Maybe you underestimate how strong us guys can be ;)

Maybe we're talking about totally different scales of moving. If I was moving from a 3/4 bedroom house to the same, then I might consider a larger tip, but not for apartment moves, no way.

Posted on: 2013/12/24 2:41
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Re: Tips for the movers
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Tipping has gotten out of control. Every damn job has a tip jar or expects tips.

$20 per mover is fine, $5 per mover is fine. It's a tip, not payment of salary.


Posted on: 2013/12/24 0:38
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Re: JC schools worse than Newark?
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The difference is basically negligible.

Posted on: 2013/12/20 21:51
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Re: A report from the developer of the proposed project at 104 Bright Street
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Am I the only one that doesn't mind the new build?

So many people are up in arms about it, but it is just a crap lot that could be brought to use. It is hyperbolic to suggest children are harmed by the "taking away" of that lot. If it was so important for school children, then surely the school district should have taken over the lot years ago. They didn't, so a developer has shown up to build on it. Great, perfect, get on with life. Children won't know the better.

Posted on: 2013/12/20 16:39
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Re: Donation Options for Holiday Season
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It's surprisingly difficult to find local charities online. I found one or two, but they only serve women and children. Men are often left out of charitable giving. Can't find any men's charity in JC. May end up having to send my money out of town.

Posted on: 2013/12/17 19:35
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Re: Question to renters
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Quote:

YouniqPilates wrote:
Question for all of you who rent a property.

When do you feel "home" after you move in a new place? Is that: time framed for you (days or weeks) or certain thing (hanging pictures or stuff)?
I just realized, for me..it is when I'm ok with sitting in a bathtub finally and eating a bit of food that fell on the floor(that is after..2 weeks of frantic and constant scrubbing).
My husband is an easier dude who is home where his pillow is.
You?


Being someone that has moved between countries and places fairly often, I'm very aware of that time it takes for a place to feel like "home". It is one of the worst parts of moving - no place feels like "home". For me, it was somewhere around getting curtains hung up on the windows, and getting my framings on the walls.

Moving again in a couple months. Here we go again.

Posted on: 2013/12/17 1:11
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Re: Parking a rental car on the street without a permit?
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jcgurl wrote:
After my second Jersey City car accident within 14 months, my car is in the shop again. So I have a rental car with no parking permit. It's snowing today and there's no street cleaning. Do I still need to worry about getting a ticket or, worse, a boot because I'm exceeding the 2-hour limit for non-permit holders? I'm in Harsimus Cove and parked on a side street.


You can get a 30 day temporary parking permit from the parking authority, though I believe you have to pay the $15. Worth it.

Posted on: 2013/12/10 14:59
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Re: I love Brewshot
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I've gone there when I've been too lazy to walk to Legal Grounds. The service has always been slow, even though I've pretty much been the only one ordering. I think the staff could try and up their tempo a bit. Beyond that, it's too pricey anyway.

Tried Cocoa Bakery the other day for cappuccino. It was good, but also pretty slow and pricey. I'm going to stick with Legal Grounds when getting coffee. Plus they have a good Wonder Bagel selection.

Yeah, so Brewshot sucks in my humble opinion

Posted on: 2013/12/8 16:14
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Re: Favorite Take-Out & Delivery
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Honshu for sushi
Grand Sichuan for Chinese
Rustique for pizza


Those are my usual go-to places. I've tried others but have been most satisfied by these places.

Posted on: 2013/12/4 19:32
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Re: PATH (pathetic attempt at transporting humans)
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Quote:

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Have the rush hours between JSQ/33 always been this crowded? Have steps ever been taken to alleviate the cramped commute?


Today was not a normal day. At about 9:30 there was a medical emergency on a 33rd street train just after it left Grove Street. Only WTC trains were then sent through. I gave up after 20+ minutes of waiting, got a coffee, came down 30 minutes later and there were still crowds.

Tomorrow will be better.

Posted on: 2013/12/2 16:51
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Re: Broker's fee
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Is not paying the fee even an option?

My landlord uses a broker to handle filling his apartments so he doesn't have to worry about it. I had to pay a broker fee and I'm fairly sure he did too!

He could have advertised it on CL himself and avoided all that. I think the broker is there for convenience.


Posted on: 2013/11/8 5:30
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Re: Grove Squar: Menu
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My friends (a couple) have gone there several times (though don't believe they're returning ever again after a bad experience there). They said anything with meat is good -- burgers, steak, but that anything that wasn't meat wasn't great.

I ate there once. I like having Peroni on draft, but the prices were a bit dear. I ordered a salad with goats cheese, cranberries, etc (that has a name, right?), and I enjoyed it.

Posted on: 2013/11/5 20:12
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Re: Left Bank Burger Bar
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Asked a friend if he tried it, he mentioned the place smelled awful. Has that been resolved?

Posted on: 2013/11/4 19:42
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Re: Left Bank Burger Bar
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Quote:

jmiz wrote:
Cooking a burger well done should be easy -- keep the burger on 2x as long as any of the others. When several attempts are made and all fail, there's a major issue with the back of the house.


In defense of the place, which I've yet to visit, maybe you're one of the people that like a "cooked to death" burger as opposed to a well done burger? .. Or was the burger actually pink in the middle?

Posted on: 2013/10/23 18:19
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Re: Orale Mexican Kitchen
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I'd surprised by the negativity in it, but definitely agree with them on the bone marrow tacos. They should have also mentioned the bone marrow tacos are the greasiest thing going.

Posted on: 2013/10/18 19:15
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Re: aetna vs cigna
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I've had Aetna for 15 years and have yet to have anything denied or have a place not accept it.

Posted on: 2013/10/17 19:43
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Re: Speed cameras = a great way to improve safety and raise money
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Having lived in England for years, I'm very against speed cameras.

People know where the cameras are (even SATNAV systems show it), so you speed, and then slow down for the 50 feet the camera is looking at, then speed up again. They are just there to get more money out of citizens and aren't effective.

Posted on: 2013/10/15 13:52
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Re: Chinese Company in Talks to Buy Jersey City Site:
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They're cryptically known as "C Scec-Usa, Inc." and have their office in Newport. They have to hire local workers to build, so I'm all for it.

Posted on: 2013/10/11 13:42
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Re: New To Area from the Midwest
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Try www.airbnb.com .. I used them while in Scotland, but there are plenty of places in Jersey City.

Posted on: 2013/10/10 17:26
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