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Jcpaddy wrote:
"If there was graffiti on my building and some idiot came by and decided to paint over it himself, I would have them arrested." - S. Wilson

Try to stop me from not painting over it and you'll get punched in the face.
Get a life...jeez.

LOL... our community hero. Who gave you the right to trespass on someone's property, let alone paint it? That's just the same as tagging it. Start messing with the wrong person's property and then threatening them with assult is likely to get you shot.

user1111 wrote:
When you are in a public place you have ?no reasonable expectation of privacy." Its not illegal to tape or take photos of someone if you are in a public space. Where you start to run in to legal difficulties is if you were to try and use the images. You can always cross the road to avoid the camera.

mastablasta wrote:
The fare was $8 each way, but if you bought a 10 pack of tickets, it was only $80!!! Wow, a 0% discount!!! Even the morons at PATH throw you a bone with a discount on the smartlink card. So, it was $16 round trip and if you wanted to bring your bike, that was an extra $1 per trip.

Again...buh-bye ferry.

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fat-ass-bike wrote:
The Golden Cicada on Grand - Where some of the sophisticated down to earth locals hang-out

I can't believe that place is still open.

It seems closed since Sandy . . .

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Stringer wrote:
MUA Chair Eileen Gaughan did not return a request for comment. Eileen Matthias, Lewis? wife, told The Jersey Journal that council members themselves shouldn't receive "free benefits."

?Why do they get it?? she said. ?It?s that g?damn Fulop. I can?t stand him. And you can quote me.?

What a freaking moron.

When a position comes with a benefit that is later rescinded, people have every reason to be upset, regardless of whether we feel they deserve it.

I don't like the sick- and vacation-time payout deals either, but that's the agreement those folks signed up for.

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Loopy wrote:
Question for SOS: Do you have to practice being a self-important douchebag or does it come naturally?

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SOS wrote:
Question for the OP. You mentioned that you were "deep in thought." Do you recall what you were thinking that was so important that you weren't paying attention to your surroundings? Were you working on a solution to world hunger, ways to mitigate climate change, or a switch to a new color of nail polish? If you're looking for sympathy, as you're now aware, you've come to the wrong place. We gave you advice that may be hard to swallow, which is, and I'm paraphrasing -- not a good idea to space out while walking down Newark Street where the crazy homeless people hang out.

If you want to do something, file a police report on the Fisherman with the JCPD. Or instead of being a victim, you can volunteer to help solve the problem.

link

Interesting you dismissed the sexual assault victim and now SOS is a douche bag. really? Look in the mirror.

SOS wrote:
Question for the OP. You mentioned that you were "deep in thought." Do you recall what you were thinking that was so important that you weren't paying attention to your surroundings? Were you working on a solution to world hunger, ways to mitigate climate change, or a switch to a new color of nail polish? If you're looking for sympathy, as you're now aware, you've come to the wrong place. We gave you advice that may be hard to swallow, which is, and I'm paraphrasing -- not a good idea to space out while walking down Newark Street where the crazy homeless people hang out.

If you want to do something, file a police report on the Fisherman with the JCPD. Or instead of being a victim, you can volunteer to help solve the problem.

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which is the reason I deleted my account from this forum in the first place

GrovePath wrote:
If this is her -- she's an Ivy Leaguer.

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/neteria-augcomfar/61/248/114

http://www.meetup.com/NYEdTech/member/95573952/

https://www.google.com/search?q=neteri ... &oq=neteria-augcomfar&aqs

Seagull wrote:
If she had enough common sense to lock her doors, this could have been prevented.

windowsrefund wrote:
You either understand the 2nd Amendment or you do not.

Dahood wrote:
I didn't feel humiliated when I was stopped and my bag was checked in a subway station. This happened twice. I understand there is a real risk of terrorism in NYC and all citizens should willingly cooperate. Likewise in a high crime area, there is nothing wrong if people are stopped and frisked. It's for their own safety. It might save their own child some day, who otherwise might have become a victim of the gun that was confiscated while frisking a person.

Dahood wrote:
How about stop and frisk? It has certainly brought down the crime rate in the city.

jsqfunk wrote:
I disagree that "stop and frisk" is a bad idea.
Proactive policing means stopping people and asking what they are up to. Some percentage of people stopped will be frisked.

BeatrixKiddo wrote:
Dude..... Wtf GP.. This has nothing to do with JC.... Are you effing insane?... I just shit myself over this thinking people were dying in the Hudson Right Now and getting ready to go help.. Ugh asshole.....you #OOPS#ing suck.... Jerk off



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GrovePath wrote:
At least 5 killed at Reno air show, authorities say

September 16, 2011 | 6:24 pm

At least 5 people were killed after a plane crashed into the VIP stands at an air show in Reno late Friday afternoon.

The plane crashed near the bleachers at the National Championship Air Races, said Michelle Anderson, a spokeswoman for the Reno Fire Department. The pilot was reported dead, as were four others.

Mike Houghton, president and chief executive of the Reno Air Racing Assn., said at a news conference that 40 to 50 people were injured in the crash. He identified the pilot as Jimmy Leeward, a real estate developer from Ocala, Fla., who has been racing in Reno since 1975.


The full scope of the disaster was unclear. Officials described a scene of chaos as they tried to assess the damage.

"We have five bodies out there, but they transported a whole load to hospitals," Lt. Mac Venzon of the Washoe County Sheriff's Department told The Times. "We're just trying to establish a scene and get everybody cleared out of here, and then we'll know more," he said.

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How come nobody ever talks about suburban thugs or rural thugs?

Well duh - because suburbia has white trash and the rural areas have rednecks and hicks.

HudsonCity wrote:
This excellent news concerns the #10 on The Boulevard and #99S on Central Avenue in The Heights.

Next week, trips to New York will have a fare of only $2. From June 14 to July 9, #10 fare will be only 50 cents to the City Line and $1 to Bayonne.

Also A.M. rush hour service on Central Avenue is being improved between 5:37am and 9:06am.

Full Details: http://www.nj.com/news/jjournal/index ... 27571912941400.xml&coll=3

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An average is a number. A number can fall between two other numbers (whether those numbers are averages, medians, modes or whatever). Whether you like the fact that he's using an average and relating it to a range is another issue, it doesn't make was he's saying illegitimate.

No, it does make it illegitimate. He's not relating the average to a range, if so where is the average? An average is a single number, it's not a matter of me liking or disliking it, expressing a single number as a range is incorrect and misleading.

If Elmo has 3 firemen, and he pays Big Bird one bean, Cookie Monster two beans and Oscar three beans then, the average wage is two beans not one to three beans.


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Here's an example for you (sorry, no elmo pictures to make this easy) -- 5 salaries that I just made up:
120k
125k
128k
135k
156k
.... The AVERAGE is 132.8k, which is between the range of 120-156...(you know, like exactly what Fulup says in his quote)

Whoa! Revolutionary math!

It certainly is revolutionary math to express a very precise number as a range.
Now we're going to use our imaginations. Imagine Elmo writing a letter to the Sesame Journal complaining that Mr Hooper is charging an astronomical price for a box of Monsterberry Crunch. Imagine the price was $5 but Elmo decides to express that very precise number as between $1 and $10, now try to imagine why he would do that.


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As for your correction of semantics - good for you.

It's not semantics, it's math and I resent the fact that you're implying I'm playing with words to make my numbers fit. If we're talking salary then those are the numbers we are dealing with, we do not include the two beans Big Bird got as a bonus for saving Bert and Ernie from a house fire or the half a banana Oscar found in the bottom of his garbage can.

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You state: "Fulop clearly states 'an average salary between $120,000 and $156,000'."

Unfortunately, that's not what Fulup said. This is what he said:
"...an astronomical one-third of the Fire Department are supervisors with an average salary between $120,000 and $156,000 for each person."

Nowhere in that quote does he say that 120 & 156 are averages -- he says the average falls between those numbers. See my example above for how that math might work...

I'd suggest before you try to rip someone for not understanding the math and/or misquoting you - maybe you want to make sure you're actually quoting things correctly and understand the math. Now, how about we discuss the merits of what each is saying rather than try to hijack the thread with a math lesson.

You do not know what a misquote is, neither are you capable of understanding a quote in relation to an argument. I quoted Fulop correctly and in relation to the fact that he was talking about Salary, not bonuses or overtime. I don't see what your wider quote proves in that or any respect other than to give you an opportunity to once again state, for the third time in a single post, that one number falls between two other numbers.
Please try to be more concise.

This post was brought to you by the letter F - M and the number 120,000 - 156,000.

tommyc_37 wrote:
Unfortunately, I can't open any of the PDFs that have been posted in this thread, and I'm not sure why. I'm completely unfamiliar with these types of air races. So the race will literally just be between Ellis Island and LSP?

Will the waterways be shut down? I.e, can one watch from a personal watercraft out in the Upper NY Bay?

fronti wrote:
The IRL is going to Baltimore.

http://sports.espn.go.com/rpm/racing/indycar/news/story?id=5165185

This is on city streets downtown, and nowhere near the prestige of F1

petey8 wrote:
Oh. And that raceway track is not "mostly on industrial land." Have you been to LSP? I don't object to your visiting my park anytime. It is open early and late.

sinik wrote:
It's not just race day, there are endless lap tests by all the drivers to determine the grid position on the days leading up to the event.

Vigilante wrote:
People are dying in Haiti and Chile!! How can we make it about us?! Ugh.