Asif wrote:
Bobblehead is that the list for Stouffers Mac and Cheese? When, i spoke with their rep....they said they dnt list the exact type of enzymes. So, it might not be on the box at my local supermarket. Sheesh!

Ingredients
WATER, COOKED MACARONI PASTA (WATER, SEMOLINA WHEAT FLOUR, WHEAT GLUTEN), CHEDDAR AND COLD PACK CHEDDAR CHEESES ([MILK INGREDIENTS, BACTERIAL CULTURES, SALT, MICROBIAL ENZYMES, COLOUR], WATER, SALT, COLOUR), MODIFIED MILK INGREDIENTS, SOY OIL, WHEAT FLOUR, SALT, FLAVOUR (CORN MALTODEXTRIN, FLAVOURS, MILK INGREDIENTS), XANTHAN GUM, POTASSIUM CHLORIDE.

chiefdahill wrote:
5,4,3,2,1, go

tommyc_37 wrote:
But anybody who thinks a resident of Rochester, NY has better access to more culture than a resident of JC does is living on a completely different planet.

tommyc_37 wrote:
Well, my use of the word "market" implied that I was referring to the fact that the entire NYC area has access to the best of this that and the other. Not just JC.

But ... we don't live in an inpenetrable bubble. Where you live is evaluated also by what you live NEAR. Am I inaccurate with that statement?

ceo3west wrote:

JC doesn't need a music scene when one of the greatest music scenes in the world is 5 minutes away. As are the museums. The fact that they're not located here doesn't really mean anything. Easy access to NYC is one of the benefits of JC.

vanvorst wrote:
This is hilarious.

But, really, the postal workers leave them open ALL THE TIME.

CapnJon wrote:
Liberty Science Center is great.

there's great Zoos nearby in Bergen County and Essex County (each about 30 minutes away).

Lots of fun parks - Hamilton Park and Washington Park have great playgrounds and mini water parks for kids.

You can join somewhere like Gymboree.

Liberty State Park has lots of fun room to run.

Hoboken has nice waterfront to walk or bike along.....

neverleft wrote:
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nuyorkster wrote: Quote:

Its true - only in Jersey City can a nightclub like Michael Anthony's operate till 3am and play incredibly loud music so close to a residential building. Not only that, only in Jersey City can you call the cops to complain and expect nothing to happen. For years...

OK we know why noise complaints mean nothing in this case?..

Michael Anthony?s Restaurant
Owner Michael A. Ryan

(his son owns PJ Ryan's)

If you didn?t already know?.

MICHAEL A. RYAN, CHAIRMAN, JERSEY CITY PLANNING BOARD

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?and I guess they are useless here also?.

Another resident of Liberty Harbor said he was thrilled to have Zeppelin Hall close by, but added that he might feel differently if he lived directly above it. (Though we?re pretty sure the residencies in this building have pretty well soundproofed windows, as the light rail passes right outside as well.) David McGrath, a Jersey City resident who originally hails from the UK, was delighted to find one of his favorite brews, Tennent's Scottish Ale, on tap. He mentioned he?d only previously found it in a few choice locations in New York City.

Peter Mocco, the developer of Liberty Harbor and one of the principals of Zeppelin Hall, introduced his partner John Argento (the owner of NYC?s legendary 80s new wave club Danceteria) as not just the manager, but as the ?impresario.? Mocco and Argento have worked on projects together for a dozen years.

?John conceived it and brought it to the metropolitan area,? Mocco says of Zeppelin Hall. The project took 12 months to complete, and Mocco thanked city officials for helping to move the project along smoothly.

From the JCI..

http://www.jerseycityindependent.com/ ... s-its-taps-and-its-doors/

heights wrote:
Not sure what part of DT you live in and where in Secaucus you are heading to but I would take 18th St. going west to end then turn right onto Hoboken Ave. wrapping around to the State Hwy (139) make first right (right turn lane) onto Palisade Ave. going north (Heights section) or go straight for 3 blocks and make a right onto Oakland Ave. going north then turn left onto Jefferson Ave. going west to end then make a right onto Summit Ave. going north. Either turn left onto Zabriskie St. going west or stay on Summit and when you get to Secaucus Rd. (city border) turn left going west all the way into the town of Secaucus which now you will be on County Rd. eventually passing the N.J. state car inspection station crossing County Ave.

IMPORTANT NOTE: A current New Jersey Digital Driver License is not an acceptable proof of identity under REAL ID.

Bill463 wrote:
?I did not move to New York City to live in Hoboken or Jersey City,? Mr. Rosati declared."

C'mon guys, we were all young & immature at one point. He's 25, probably grew up in some mid-western boring hell hole where a night out on the town consisted of a stop at the Walmart and now he's in fabulous N.Y.C.! Does he sound very silly & pretentious? Of course he does! Does he ruffle this native NYC/NJ boy's feathers? Nah. If he and his buddies can pay $5400 per month good for them. He's living his 'dream' right now, working hard, out on Saturday nights wearing his tight designer jeans and his best Banana Republican untucked dress shirt picking up the ladies. Give the youngin' a break! He has arrived - he be livin' in da big city. Let him have his excitement and try not to be too harsh. He has no idea how good it is here in the JC.

JCbiscuit wrote:
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Bobblehead wrote:

? The dog had no tags. Why is that? Really, tag your dogs, owners, especially if you are going to kennel them.

It's common practice for collars to be removed at doggie daycare, so the animals don't accidentally hang themselves (which happened at the same facility, under it's previous ownership, within one week of opening).