JackieCruise wrote:
I really want to patronize them but I guess maybe I'm a little weird about these kind of things. I can't reward them with my money for creating what I consider to be a dangerous situation....I'm not trying to be self rightous or judge anyone else that buys their food at this location...to each his own opinion.....as for me, I put my money back in my pocket and walked away.

corybraiterman wrote:
The sauce you are referring to is Tzatziki, although the kind we get at our delicious Halal carts is not as thick as this, so I'm assuming its either watered down or contains something else (I could buy a Ranch-style dressing as the culprit) for a creamier taste.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tzatziki

sacanagem wrote:
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ianmac47 wrote:
According to the City's planning department, the plan goes back to 2002 and the city considered "input" from the community.

Correct. Planning took place prior to GS selecting their location. Dubbed the waterfront access plan its really the last piece of the puzzle to get their employees to work. Didnt anyone notice? First Greene...Then Montgomery to washington, now CCD to the T-P-K-E. Thats why everyone is confused about the lack of bike lanes and such...its not FOR us.

Bogart wrote:
There seems to be a pattern of favoring motorists passing through town over residents and people coming here to shop. Why?

Who benefits from this?

Brooklynboy wrote:
Yesterday I boarded the Path on 23rd Street and entered the 1st car. We got to 14th Street and some Crazy Crack Head young lady gets on.

Now remember there is a Path person is in the car to make announcements and open the doors.

She was is a lovely pink jumpsuit with a hoodie. She pranced up and down the car rabbling like a crazy person. She would see her reflection in the window and either laugh or scream Hoodie on! hoodie off! Then she sucks her thumb like a baby and starts to cry. Then laughs out loud.


Oh well.

GrovePath wrote:
Pack takes boy's mountain bike

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Three Jersey City juveniles were arrested Sunday on charges of robbing another juvenile of his mountain bike, police said.

The victim, a 13-year-old, was riding his bike at the intersection of Stegman Parkway and Kennedy Boulevard when a group of roughly 10 juveniles attempted to stop him and two friends, police said.

A 13-year-old boy jumped in front of the victim and grabbed the handlebars on his bike, while a 12-year-old said to him, "Just give me the bike before me and my homeboy crack you," police said.

The victim handed over the bike and ran south on Kennedy Boulevard, where he flagged down two police officers patrolling the area, reports said.

The officers drove the victim back to the area of Audubon Park to find the bike and the alleged robbers, reports said.

Near the park, the victim spotted his bike and the two juveniles who had held his bike and another 12-year-old who chased him when he got off it, reports said.

PAUL TAKAHASHI

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Vigilante wrote:
What's the saying? "Until you've walked a mile in my shoes"? No one can know what these cops were dealing with in this incident. The TV version of a karate chop to subdue the attacker is fantasy. The cops didn't necessarily fire to protect themselves as much as to protect their partner. Training is important but it can't teach you to read minds. It all happens in milli-seconds.

The point is they put themselves in harms way. The woman was locked in the apartment alone, they chose to knock the door down and enter it was not like the woman came into the hall and attacked them. She was mentally ill not a criminal, the cops knew this before entering the apartment.

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Cato wrote:
Are there any other bars downtown that have a similar "grandfather clause" to Abbey's and still allow smoking?

I believe you can in Azucar in Newport.