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Re: Dr. Oz's New Jersey Heart Clinic Saturday, August 16th, 2014 at Harborside Plaza 3 in Jersey City
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Nothing like a doctor that sells out and loses all credibility:

http://www.cnn.com/2014/06/17/health/senate-grills-dr-oz/


Posted on: 2014/8/15 13:11
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Re: Trash/recycling pickup getting worse?
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Worse here. 3rd and coles

Posted on: 2014/1/18 14:26
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Re: LOTS of new Stop Signs Downtown
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*True* traffic engineers take into account both -- getting cars through as fast as possible, while ensuring safety of pedestrians without stop signs every 50 feet --- which can have a negative impact on pedestrians in the wrong situations (see: 1st and Jersey, when people blow through it and pedestrians think they will stop -- only a matter of time now)

I agree with earlier postings that JC needs to hire *real* traffic engineers for a study of the whole DT area and implement timed traffic lights on Marin (it's a joke now) and put stop signs only where needed (which may be more or less than now -- no idea).

That's why cities hire companies like this: http://www.rkk.com/our-expertise/tran ... traffic/traffic-portfolio


Posted on: 2013/11/27 16:26
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Re: LOTS of new Stop Signs Downtown
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I saw about 60% of the cars driving right by at full speed past the one at 1st & Erie this morning.

Posted on: 2013/11/23 21:11
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Re: What location was your bike stolen from (time, type of lock, etc)?
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This was a brazen theft. The bike was unlocked ... BUUUuuut ... it was in my garage (off-street by 30-40 feet). PSE&G workers were all working on installing a new A/C unit 2 feet away from the garage -- literally 2 feet. The second that all THREE workers when into my crawlspace to check out the air handler for my A/C unit (ie, someone wasn't standing 2 feet from the bike), two guys ran in, grabbed the bike and took off. The PSE&G works than chased two two men (one on the bike -- no chance of catching on foot) for about two blocks before the contractors (middle-aged) ran out of steam to catch them. The described both thieves(one was apparently the lookout) as about 6" tall, slender, and African American. Cops responded immedaitely and circles all of downtown but I'm sure they had somewhere to hide-away the bike once the heat was down. Incredibly ballsy to steal a bike by walking 30-40 feet onto private property and knowing that 3 large (though middle-aged) men are less than 10 feet away. They had less than a 2-minute window when they were all at the crawlspace, at all other times, at least 1 or more of the workers was directly next to the bike.

Posted on: 2013/8/22 12:42
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Bike stolen at 3rd and Coles on 8/21 in broad daylight
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My bike was just stolen today at 3rd & Coles in broad daylight at 1:30 pm (Wed, Aug 21). I'll spare all the details, but I'm offering a reward as follows:

? $100 cash reward for the safe return of the bike ? no questions asked
? $500 cash reward for information leading to the safe return of the bike and information that leads to the arrest and conviction (or plea) of the person who stole the bike in the first instance

Please call me at (609) 365-0505 or e-mail JCStolenBike@gmail.com if you have any information

Here's the flyer I've posted around town: ***link***


And pictures are here:

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Posted on: 2013/8/22 0:31
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Bike Stolen from nearby 3rd and Coles
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I'll keep it short. My bike was stolen near 3rd & Coles today (Wednesday August 21) at about 1:30 pm.

I'm offering a $100 cash reward for the safe return of the bike ? no questions asked

BUT, I'm also offering $500 cash reward for information leading to the safe return of the bike and information that leads to the arrest and conviction (or plea) of the person who stole the bike in the first instance.

You can report any info you have to: (609) 365-0505 or e-mail JCStolenBike@gmail.com



You can download a flyer of the bike info here: ***link***

Below are images of the bike itself.



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Posted on: 2013/8/22 0:12
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Re: Recommendation for a lawyer
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Probably well advised to get someone else to help (right vs. write).

Though I don't know anyone in the area -- stick with someone local and see them in person (don't do some internet form that says that it'll do the trick).

Posted on: 2013/4/22 13:05
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Re: Critical Sewer issue- downtown- 4th/5th/Jersey/Coles
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I'm just a little unclear on what the issue is on the first instance. You're saying there's a sewer leak? I all see is a generic statement of a sewage leak somewhere, going towards Coles and 4ths ... and you (and presumably your neighbor) live somewhere on 4th ... I think we need more details here. Or maybe you don't know, and that's the point -- just know there's a leak ... somewhere, going to one place, and don't want to pay for it and want it to stop.

Pictures would be a huge help understand what you're talking about here. I re-read your post 3 times to figure out what you're trying to say, and I'm still not really clear.

What are both of the entities stating, specifically?

What is (or do you believe) is happening in your specific circumstance that you believe may be happening (and are warning others of) elsewhere?

Where do you believe this problem is limited to? just 4 & 5th b/w Coles and Jersey? Or possibly even this one specific location (which would I suppose bolster the entities arguments it's your problem, not theirs). ... and that's why you're reaching out to see if others are having issues so the entities will foot the bill to fix --- which is complete reasonable if it's a problem with their pipe.

Posted on: 2013/4/16 11:51
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Re: Powder blue Toyota- man climbing on garages DT 4th St
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Please post plate (and state --- though assuming NJ) for all

Posted on: 2013/3/24 22:47
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Re: Flooding in Jersey City
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Anyone else have some on-the-ground knowledge re: 3rd & Coles?

Posted on: 2013/3/14 4:55
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Re: Flooding in Jersey City
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First post here. I've lived in the Paulus hook area for 2.5 years or so, and I am relocating to downtown area (3rd & Coles). I consider myself fortunate that, really by luck on my part (never crossed my mind before Sandy) that I'm a whopping 3-4 feet higher than surrounding areas that were flooded.

I was outside during the height of the Sandy flooding at this exact location: (yes you can call me stupid)

Google Maps Link

Point B was underwater (as were all points south along the waterfront --- super creepy to see the boats at the marina floating ~8 feet higher than normal), and Google Earth says the elevation there is ~6-7 feet above sea level.. Point A, where I was standing, was high and dry, and Google Earth says the elevation there is ~9-10 feet above sea level.

Where I'm moving, or planning to, at least, at 3rd & Coles, Google earth says is 8 feet above sea level. People in the area tell me they were high and dry. Well, maybe not high, but just on the edge of having flooding, but were not flooded at that precise location.

That would make this NYT flooding map (which I understand is a best guestimate) inaccurate, if only by a block or so:
http://www.nytimes.com/newsgraphics/2 ... -after-the-hurricane.html

See also this cropped pic of that map:
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So ... after all that rambling, my question is this: how accurate is this map? Was 3rd and Coles not-so-high, but still dry?

It would be cool if we could crowd source this and mark the true edges of the flooding. Too many little factors/draining, etc. factor into this.

Maybe I'm deluding myself, but I think Sandy is as bad as it's ever going to get in the next 30-years or so, flooding-wise, so I'm happy to move to someplace I know was dry during Sandy, even if it was on the edge.

I guess another way to restate my question more broadly -- is what is the above-sea-level cut-off in JC that survived and did not survive? Based purely on my observation, I think that number is somewhere between 7-9 feet above sea-level. Any consensus on that? Cross-referencing Google earth and the NYT map, they seem to think the cut-off is 10 feet.

Posted on: 2013/3/13 12:53

Edited by FastDraw on 2013/3/13 13:09:45
Edited by FastDraw on 2013/3/13 13:12:30
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