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Can you take a photo of the catalog and post it?

I found it?

Whole catalog:

http://coffeetable.com/catalogs/2202

Pages 52 and 53:

http://assets.shopcoffeetable.com/catalogs/2202/ipad_2x/52.jpg

http://assets.shopcoffeetable.com/catalogs/2202/ipad_2x/53.jpg

PS - nice coat

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Very misleading headline.

What kind of "date" takes place at 2 am? Give me a break.

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So all that money spent on that shoot and fake snow, and they only end up using two, very blurred, photos where the background can barely be seen?

Robin.

If you get a hold of the Men?s catalog I mentioned below ?the picture of the man and two kids also has a blurred background (pages 52/53) Maybe there will be a film/video commercial . Yes it does seem like a waste.

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Hey I was looking over my Lands? End Men Catalog and saw a snowy street scene that looked familiar. Sure enough it is from the DTJC shoot that took place in April. I couldn?t find an online version of the catalog but I did find the old nj.com / jj piece. The one picture in the Men?s catalog is of a man and two kids playing in the snow. It is the girl with the purple coat and the boy with the red coat in the nj.com pictures.

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A faux winter wonderland in Jersey City for Lands' End photo shoot

By Terrence T. McDonald | The Jersey Journal
on April 21, 2015 at 1:53 PM, updated April 21, 2015 at 2:12 PM

JERSEY CITY -- Spring has sprung, but for today a Downtown street by Hamilton Park was briefly a winter wonderland once more.

Jj piece..

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... ersey_city_for_lands.html

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In all the years I have lived and voted here, I have NEVER been mailed a sample ballot....

Seriously? Both DH and I each receive one before every single election.

Yes, seriously, NEVER. And I haven't received one for this election either.

Actually, it's very serious - speaks to the inability of City and County Government (or is it unwillingness...?) to oversee a fair and unbiased electoral process. One day, in my wildest dreams the Feds will investigate and the whole mess will be exposed for what it is.

Do you have the proper address on file? Do you live in an apartment building in which others might be getting your mail?

Annoyingly, I still have election ballots coming for people that haven't lived in my house for years.

My voter registration card has all the correct details for me, including my mailing address. I've NEVER received a sample ballot. The idea that somehow every election my sample ballot is delivered to someone else isn't believable - I receive ALL my other mail, and I've lived in the same small, 4-family building the entire time.

It reminds of when I first registered to vote in Jersey City, shortly after moving here. I applied about 6 weeks before the election, yet my voter registration card didn't arrive until about 3 weeks AFTER the election....

I wish I could believe it was plain, simple incompetence. Unfortunately, I can't. I really do hope the Feds take a long, hard look one day....

Cleo wrote:
Capital Roofing
449 Central Avenue
Orange, NJ
07050
(201) 659-3567

They just did our roof and installed two custom skylights. Prompt, courteous, professional and they have done roofing jobs in DTJC for years.

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Why do his allies get a green light on a red light fine?

Did he want to make sure Chico wouldn't get a ticket on his first day in office?

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Let's get Whizzy and Whiney to open an investigation into this abuse of power!

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... go_dark.html#incart_river

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Why would a person drive to Dover and stay 3 minutes?

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For the newbies, JC had a great number of cops on bikes in the 1990s. It was a spring/summer patroling. They were all over the city especially downtown. I am not aware of cops on bikes now, I haven't seen them. If we have them they are not in the numbers in the 1990s.

Just because you say you haven't seen any doesn't mean a thing. They were at the parade. I have an asshole neighbor who says he never sees a police car as one drives by. But then again this is a jerk who says he never sees plains clothes officers on the street. Duh.

Well that name Heights Brat suits you well, no I haven't seen them because they are not at the same numbers as in the 1990s. Thank God, you are not my neighbor.

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Charles T. Epps Jr., longtime Jersey City schools chief, dies at 70

By Terrence T. McDonald | The Jersey Journal
on March 20, 2015 at 9:34 AM, updated March 20, 2015 at 9:39 AM

Charles T. Epps Jr., the longtime Jersey City schools superintendent and former state assemblyman, was found dead in his Society Hill home this morning. He was 70.

Epps' death is sending shockwaves through Jersey City, where he spent nearly 50 years as an educator and school administrator.

JJ piece..

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... ols_chi.html#incart_river

I am sure this will come across as cold hearted and callous, but ...

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The driver was at fault - 100%.

But was the cyclist wearing a helmet? Did he have lights and reflectors? And riding on river road at 10PM. Not a smart move if you value your life.

Wow. 300g compressed foam cycling helmet against a 5000LBS hummer.

Sutherland wrote:
S&S just quoted me $12k for a new roof for my brownstone. I feel that's a little high. I don't have a skylight or anything like that. The roof is approximately 600 sq ft

old88dog wrote:
I live on the floor where the fire occurred. The alarms went off immediately. The person who reported this to the press didn't hear them. I did, as did many others.

Maise wrote:
In the newer, Fireproof buildings (ie buildings with sprinklers and fireproof doors / concrete walls) it is best for residents to stay in their apartments, especially if the fire is nearby or on the same floor. I know that sounds crazy, but the danger is more from smoke inhalation that the fire itself (unless the fire is in your apartment, in which case you should get the hell out asap).

Earlier in the year, someone died in a NYC high rise for just this reason - http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/h ... r-strip-article-1.1567795 - From the article: "?In fireproof residential buildings, 99.9% of the time you?re safer in your fireproof apartment,? said Esposito. ?If you do smell some smoke coming underneath your door, put some wet towels down and call the Fire Department.?


I'm not saying I would stay in my apartment if I knew there was a fire in the building, that's just how the code works.

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Quite simply, flat residential roof that I intend on clearing, partially.


Any one have any tips?

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And yeah, bringing in DeBlasio to a conversation regarding NJ issues makes total sense.

almost as much sense as trying to engage Monroe in a reasonable discussion.

JC List wouldn't be complete if we didn't have a close minded far right partisan hack.

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Explain why you think the NSA is snooping on Christie. Perhaps you should encourage him to file a lawsuit then.

Aren't they snooping on everyone? Didn't someone in Obama's administration say that members of Congress have the same level of privacy as every other citizen-which is basically nothing.

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Cdec, I'm not a JC resident but stay here a lot. I feel ok to chime in, since part of my NJ income taxes go to prop JC taxpayers schools, as well as my own real estate taxes are high because we get so little state aid because it gets sent to towns like JC.

teacherinjc wrote:
Thank you so much for the helpful and constructive replies. Not that it matters but, 1st roommate moved out because he got a huge raise and moved into a fancy Condo with his girlfriend, second was a bitch and had friends who came over and snored coke and one of her male friends grabbed my ass. Drugs are not allowed according to the lease. She was told she needed to move and did so on her own accord at the end of the last lease.