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Hello, my name is Ariel. I am a local Jersey City Artist and Mural Painter. I would love to take on this project. Please check out my website www.arieldeandrea.com to see my personal work. The art showcased on my website is not for children (except for the last piece), but shows my skill. You may also contact me at ariel@arieldeandrea.com. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you!
Posted on: 2007/9/27 18:33
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Re: Lincoln Park: Gunman panics group on avenue
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...and in the shadow of midnight moonlight and gunpowder, the terrorist pit bull made a clean getaway.
Posted on: 2007/9/27 18:33
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Re: Brick Haus Gym
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Last week I stopped by & was advised that it will be a couple more weeks. The gym looks good, it is all clean & setup. They are waiting on the city for inspections - something having to do w/ connections for the outside of the building - not sure on the particulars.
But that was last week - and I don't have any more status....Can someone else shed some light on the subject?
Posted on: 2007/9/27 18:26
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Re: Wayne Street Issues
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The main problem is the stuff that goes on on Wayne St. would NEVER fly on other blocks and that is what pisses me off. The reality is that cops ignore what happens on that block because it keeps the trouble makers in one area, instead of having them spread all over the nicer blocks.
I just want the police and the city to treat out little area with the same repect they would treat VVP area, or that whole area near the marina. There is no reason why Wayne St. and section 8 housing should not have to abide by the same rules as everyone else. At the end of the day that little park is the root of the problem.
Posted on: 2007/9/27 18:21
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Re: Lincoln Park: Gunman panics group on avenue
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GP you still owe me money from that David Murray bet.
And once again- "SEMI-automatic" means one pull and release of the trigger fires ONE round. The press always loves to use "semiautomatic" to imply that people are roaming the streets with machine guns.
Posted on: 2007/9/27 17:53
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Re: my first JC parking ticket
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Save youself a buck and fight the ticket. Bring tons of paperwork as a "burden" of proof. Hey like any job they make mistakes too luckily you have a court system to be heard. And BTW welcome to Jersey City read you N.J state driver's manual. Stay off the corners and play musical cars. Most of all buy a folding bike !
Posted on: 2007/9/27 17:23
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Re: movie theaters ?
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The movie theaters at Edgewater on River Rd. have stadium seating and they?re generally clean with good projection and sound.
When we go there we usually combine it with a grocery run to the (dare I say it? ) Whole Foods that?s another 7-minute drive North of the movie theater.
Posted on: 2007/9/27 17:14
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"Dogs are our link to paradise." - Milan Kundera
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Re: movie theaters ?
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1214 Summit Avenue, Union City, NJ 07087
(201) 865-2878 Between 12th & 13th Streets. A little seedy but an option and a cheap one too.
Posted on: 2007/9/27 17:08
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Re: Skinner's Loft... delish!
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alright, finally went last night. the place is fine, service at the bar was adaquit and the small plates we ordered came out promptly. did't go crazy, but enjoyed the chips the brocoli raub/sausage (raub was cooked perfectly) and the cheapo chicken tenders which were about as good as you could ask tenders to be (subtle coconut flavor, nice dipping sauce and super moist meat). Everything else I saw served while there looked and smelled great.
No doubt I will go back again... and again and again and again. oh, and the tall mug of Fullers ruuuuuuuuuuulez
Posted on: 2007/9/27 16:47
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Re: Lincoln Park: Gunman panics group on avenue
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It might be impossible to tell but it is likely true. Keep in mind that semiautomatic pistols comprised 63 percent of crime guns, while revolvers made up only 25 percent. Semiautomatic pistols comprised 68 percent of crime guns used by youth and juveniles.
Click for link to Crime Gun Trace Reports Quote:
Posted on: 2007/9/27 16:14
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Re: MANZO: SEND IN GUARD -- Not solution to gangs, Healy says
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Whoever thinks more recreational programs are going to solve the problem is living in fantasy island. gang violence is not stemming from a lack of parks or sports places or afterschool activities, i think it developes because of bad parenting and a lack of tough penalties.
Just because one is poor or comes from the "inner city" does not mean one joins a gang!
Posted on: 2007/9/27 15:57
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Re: Lincoln Park: Gunman panics group on avenue
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i dont care about race, i get bothered when they always try and sass it up with the handgun being a "semiautomatic"...
"the gunman fired a round from a semiautomatic handgun, " how do the witnesses know it's semi-auto? especially if onyl a single round was fired!
Posted on: 2007/9/27 15:46
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there's one in battery park city, NYC, a 5 minute PATH ride... go during the day... it's glorious
Posted on: 2007/9/27 15:43
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jersey gardens in elizabeth, and no.
Posted on: 2007/9/27 15:26
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Re: Lincoln Park: Gunman panics group on avenue
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why do they always leave race out when they describe criminals. wouldnt that help a lot to narrow it down?
Posted on: 2007/9/27 15:19
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where is the closest movie theater with stadium seating? is there one that is not packed all the time?
Posted on: 2007/9/27 15:16
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Re: Lefrak Lighthouse at Newport
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Sounds a lot like "Hogwarts: A History" only with less magic, and more monsters.
Posted on: 2007/9/27 14:36
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NYPost: THE 10 HOTTEST DEVELOPMENTS IN NEW YORK CITY AND BEYOND
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THE 10 HOTTEST DEVELOPMENTS IN NEW YORK CITY AND BEYOND
By KATHERINE DYKSTRA New York Post September 27, 2007 77 Hudson Aside from the Manhattan views you'll get in nearly three-quarters of the 420 residences at Jersey City's 77 Hudson, every unit in the two 48-story glass towers looks onto a raised 30,000-square-foot landscaped deck with a swimming pool, walking paths and large expanses of grass for picnicking. The one- to three-bedroom units and penthouses at 77 Hudson range from 525 square feet to more than 1,700 square feet, and from $500,000 to $2 million-plus. Buyers can choose from three design schemes for their kitchens with options for cabinets, back-splashes, stone or quartz counter-tops and wood floors. Bathrooms have chiseled quartz walls, glass mosaic plumbing columns and cantilevered wood vanities with double-trough sinks. Contact: (866) 754-7696 163 Montrose Is there no end to Williamsburg's expansion? Take 163 Montrose, which is located in East Williamsburg (read: Bushwick), just off the fifth stop on the L train. This loft conversion into five two-bedroom rental units is pricing its smallest unit, which is 489 square feet, at $2,100 a month. The largest unit, an 813-square-foot two-bedroom, is $2,500 a month. The building is the latest project conceived by Rafi Elbaz, whose Lifeform Design Build & Development NY is responsible for the Esquire and N7 buildings in Williamsburg proper. In restoring the three-story 163 Montrose, Lifeform preserved original wood flooring, added energy-saving double-glazed windows and salvaged wooden columns and beams for structural reuse. Contact: Rafi Elbaz, (212) 343-1095 http://www.nypost.com/seven/09272007/ ... ate/new_on_the_market.htm
Posted on: 2007/9/27 14:08
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Gunman panics group on avenue
Jersey Journal By KEENAN STEINER Thursday, September 27, 2007 "Nobody move!" a gunman yelled to a group of 10 persons walking along Roosevelt Avenue just before midnight Tuesday, witnesses told Jersey City police. When some in the group fled, the gunman fired a round from a semiautomatic handgun, according to reports. The shooting took place near the intersection of Roosevelt and West Side avenues after the gunman emerged from a black sedan with two other passengers, reports said. Witnesses told police he was between 20 and 25 years old, 5-foot-9, clean shaven and was wearing a black hoodie.
Posted on: 2007/9/27 14:05
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A.G. probes ticket scandal dogging 2 city judges
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COURT IN A 'FIX'
A.G. probes ticket scandal dogging 2 city judges Thursday, September 27, 2007 By MICHAELANGELO CONTE JOURNAL STAFF WRITER The inquiry into "Ticket-gate" widened yesterday as the state Attorney General's Office announced it has launched an investigation into issues leading to the resignation of Jersey City's chief municipal court judge who, according to sources, may fixed tickets for a woman she was romantically involved with. It also came to light yesterday that another judge has taken an unpaid leave of absence related to fixing tickets, officials said. Jersey City Chief Municipal Court Judge Wanda Molina resigned Sept. 20 in the wake of allegations she improperly disposed of parking tickets issued to her partner, according to sources familiar with the investigation. Municipal Court Judge Erwin Rosen took an unpaid leave of absence effective Tuesday as a result of allegations he "improperly dismissed one of his own parking tickets," according to the same sources. The Hudson County Prosecutor's Office had been investigating ticket fixing by Municipal Court employees, but Hudson County Trial Court Administrator Joseph Davis confirmed yesterday that the Attorney General's Office has become the lead agency looking into the matter. Along with Molina, the Attorney General's Office is investigating Municipal Court employees Victor Matos and Virginia Pagan, who were suspended based on allegations that they fixed their own tickets, officials said. Their suspensions came before Molina's resignation. Jennifer Morrill, a spokeswoman for Mayor Jerramiah Healy, said Healy received a letter from Rosen yesterday saying he was stepping down for an unspecified period of time. Rosen has been a part-time Municipal Court judge - a position that pays about $20,000 - for about 10 years, Morrill said. "I am very familiar with Mr. Rosen's performance as a judge and it was almost always done with perfection," Healy said. "Without fail he has treated prosecutors, lawyers, defendants, complainants, police officers, clerks and everyone who goes before him with the utmost courtesy." The investigation "will take its course, but I would reiterate that there have been no criminal charges made at this point," said Hudson County Prosecutor Edward DeFazio. State Supreme Court Chief Justice Stuart Rabner has appointed state Superior Court Judge Sheila A. Venable to temporarily fill Molina's position. Neither Rosen, nor Molina's attorney, could be reached for comment yesterday.
Posted on: 2007/9/27 14:03
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Re: How to (attempt to) buy an election, Hudson county style @ $70 a vote
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1. Dual citizenship simply complicates your life: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_citizenship 2. With US citizenship, yes, you get flown home from countries that have a good relationship with the US. That list of countries is becoming increasingly smaller. US passport holders are probably the most hated global travellers given recent events. 3. Jury duty notices seem to be sent to everyone that pays taxes - for some reason the US government have a hard time figuring out who is and isnt a citizen. The fallacy isnt whether a non-citizen can serve, the fallacy is that different branches of US government know what they are doing.
Posted on: 2007/9/27 13:54
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Re: FOR MERRILL, SIZE COUNTS -- Options might force them to develop a second building in Jersey City
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I think ML is just trying to get as sweet a deal as they can from Bloomberg. Although I guess the company does have significant ops in Princeton that it could move to JC and consolidate/rationalize some operations.
Posted on: 2007/9/27 13:54
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Re: Lefrak Lighthouse at Newport
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Are you trying to sell us a book ?? Hmmmn!! DTG
Posted on: 2007/9/27 13:40
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Re: Lefrak Lighthouse at Newport
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The lighthouse does have a light facing east but it is not a legal navigational aid. Sam Lefrak just wanted the structure to go with his boat that he kept at the adjacent marina. It is useful as a landmark in finding the marina by boat at night (the marina itself is not well lit).
Posted on: 2007/9/27 13:39
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Re: Lefrak Lighthouse at Newport
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You'll see it featured on page 27 of Randall Gabrielan's new book, "Jersey City, A monumental History," Schiffer Publishing, 2007. Yes, it's easy to access, right along the waterfront walkway at Pavonia Avenue aka Town Square Place in Newport. The book is in the Jersey City Museum's gift shop.
Posted on: 2007/9/27 13:29
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Easy . Shoot to kill !!! DTG
Posted on: 2007/9/27 13:14
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Re: FOR MERRILL, SIZE COUNTS -- Options might force them to develop a second building in Jersey City
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Thats not the way it works. Merrill's is regulated based on the type of business it conducts in the countries it trades. Merrill Lynch has banking operations that are regulated by the Fed - same with virtually every "investment bank".
Posted on: 2007/9/27 13:09
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Re: Lefrak Lighthouse at Newport
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The tricky thing there is Newport is a "private" development, but the streets and and waterfront walkway are public. However, the rent-a-cops don't understand the difference between public and private and will tell you photography is prohibited.
Posted on: 2007/9/27 13:02
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Re: Lefrak Lighthouse at Newport
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The lighthouse is decorative only, nothing inside of it.
Posted on: 2007/9/27 12:56
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