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Re: Who here really, really hates Comcast?
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Bayonne has Cablevision, Hoboken has Cablevision, and we are stuck in the middle with Crapcast.


Posted on: 2008/2/11 16:44
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Re: Journal's endorsement: Vote for Clinton in Feb. 5 primary
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They demand that everyone share in the nation's wealth and prosperity, call for moral leadership in the world, seek to improve education opportunities, want health care for everyone, promise to solve the nation's energy problems and pledge to end the war in Iraq.


? 2008 The Jersey Journal


They demand that?

God help us all.

Posted on: 2008/1/28 21:54
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Re: The Cemetery next to Duncan Projects
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Holy Name Cemetery?

Posted on: 2008/1/27 22:04
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Re: Savas - Polish Cafeteria Opens on Grove Street
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Eleanor_A wrote:
Ooh! Can't wait to try it. I've missed Tania's.

Do they have kasha varnishkes? I've been craving it for a couple of weeks.


They've got the kasha, not sure about the varnishkes


Did Eleanor mean kishkes?

If so, kishkes (kiszka) would be an animal gut stuffed with kasha, fat and blood, and cooked.

Best comfort food ever...

Posted on: 2008/1/19 17:55
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Re: Bush backs 145 billion dollar Economic Relief Plan
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And Hillary is proposing a 90-day moratorium on foreclosures...

WTF?

Am I back in Communist Poland?

Politicos - keep your hands off free market economy!!!


Posted on: 2008/1/18 22:50
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Re: New Jersey legislature expresses regret for slavery
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New Jersey legislature expresses regret for slavery

PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - New Jersey became the fifth U.S. state to apologize for its role in slavery when lawmakers voted on Monday for a resolution expressing "profound regret" for the enslavement of up to 12,000 blacks before the Civil War.

The resolution, which does not have to be signed by Gov. Jon Corzine, was approved by the state Assembly by a vote of 59 to 8, with eight abstentions. The Senate voted for it by a margin of 21 to 9.

Expressing its "deepest sympathies and solemn regrets" to slaves and their descendants, the resolution urged citizens to teach their children about slavery "to ensure that these tragedies will neither be forgotten nor repeated."

Assemblyman Bill Payne, a Democrat who sponsored the measure, said it would help to address modern problems such as unequal access to housing and education that he said were the remnants of slavery.

"Many of the social problems we have in this country are directly related to the fact that this country was involved in slavery," he said.

Four Southern states have so far offered official apologies for slavery: Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama and Maryland. New Jersey is the first Northern state to do so.

(Editing by Eric Beech)


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Not In My Name.

Posted on: 2008/1/17 22:58
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Re: JC's planning board=Toll Bro's Lap Dogs!
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This could be an interesting use for the powerhouse:

http://gizmodo.com/346070/modem-berli ... oned-cold-war-power-plant


Interesting use for an old power plant, indeed.

Berlin, though, is a world-class city, with world-class museums and galleries. Also plenty of cash.

Jersey City is, well, Dirty Shitty.

We'll be lucky if we get ESPNZone.

Posted on: 2008/1/17 19:11
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Re: NY Times - When Does a Housing Slump Become a Bust?
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I'd give Taz a break.

He/she correctly predicted the RE bubble burst and the severity of the RE crisis (to-date)

Citigroup or Countrywide anyone?

I certainly hope his/her predictions going forward do not come true - he/she pretty much predicted a new Depression. Given the falling dollar, the powerful Euro, the rise of China and India, the clueless and leader-less US - who knows what is going to happen?

Posted on: 2008/1/14 21:27
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Re: NY Times - When Does a Housing Slump Become a Bust?
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Well, well...everyone ready for the fun & games in 2008?


Yup - I am. Got cash, too. Love the smell of blood in the streets...

The only thing is that NYC RE has not declined. Apparently foreign buyers have been snapping up properties.

Me?

I am looking at South Florida RE, which has recently suffered declines up to 30%.

I'd like to see 50% declines before I pull the trigger.

Posted on: 2008/1/14 19:45
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Re: Corzine Proposes Steep Rise in Tolls - Higher tolls to affect everyone
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This toll increase is bullshit.

NJ is a corrupt little state, a laughingstock of the Union.

Corzine, if he had any balls at all, would clean the house of al the state crooks who collect double and triple pensions, many over 100,00K a year.

WTF?

This state is a joke.

Posted on: 2008/1/14 1:09
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Re: Jersey City to have great view of 3 Cunard Queen ships together in harbor -- Jan 13th 2008
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One is parked in Red Hook already. Looks like QM2.

Posted on: 2008/1/13 15:29
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Re: New York City too expensive? Try a room at IKEA -- Mark Malkoff, 31, moves into New Jersey Ikea
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Eleanor_A wrote:
F**k off with your sofa units and Strinne green stripe patterns, I say never be complete, I say stop being perfect, I say let... let's evolve, let the chips fall where they may.


Eleanor_A - I have to apologize.

My post above is a direct quote from Fight Club, one of the best movies of all time.

The fact that this quote elicited your passionate (if not unexpected) response is imo a testament to the artistic quality of the film.

But I manipulated you (and other readers) by not attributing the quote properly and for that I again apologize.

Posted on: 2008/1/9 15:41
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Re: non paying non communicating tenant - advice needed
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justjoe - your posts are informed and knowledgeable.

But I would not characterize the NJ Housing law as equitable - it seems to be pretty heavily skewed towards the tenant's rights.

If renting a dwelling is a fair business transaction, then a non-paying tenant (provided the product, ie. an apartment, is not defective) should be forced to pay the late rent with interest.

No BS partial payments just to catch up with rent - the landlord delivered the product (apartment) which has not been paid for.

Eviction is not enough, imo - the late payment must be made, with interest, up to and inclusive of garnishment of the wages of the deadbeat tenant in the future.

I was a landlord once, and even though all my tenants were pretty good, I got out of that business - the nJ law scared me.

I have slept much better ever since.

PS - If the original poster is a condo flipper who bought the condo hoping to flip it and is now stuck with a deadbeat tenant - I am not one bit sorry for him.

Posted on: 2008/1/9 14:57
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Re: New York City too expensive? Try a room at IKEA -- Mark Malkoff, 31, moves into New Jersey Ikea
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If I saw something clever like coffee table sin the shape of a yin and yang, I had to have it.

The Klipske personal office unit, the Hovertrekke home exer-bike. Or the Johannshamnh sofa with the Strinne green stripe pattern...

Even the Rislampa wire lamps of environmentally-friendly unbleached paper.

I would flip through catalogs and wonder "what kind of dining set defines me as a person?"

I had it all. Even the glass dishes with tiny bubbles and imperfections, proof they were crafted by the honest, simple, hard working people of...wherever.

Posted on: 2008/1/9 0:27
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Re: N.J. may apologize for role in slavery -JC Deputy Mayor Kabili Tayari "It's a righteous thing to
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If you want an apology - you should be asking the Dutch - they started it.


I heard the Jews ran it, but don't quote me on that.

Posted on: 2008/1/4 22:29
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Re: N.J. may apologize for role in slavery -JC Deputy Mayor Kabili Tayari "It's a righteous thing to do"
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CANKICKER wrote:
INJC, I AGREE, THIS IS NOTHING MORE THAN A PLOY IN ORDER TO OBTAIN A "PAY-OUT", I WOULD BE EMBARRASED TO BE PART OF ANYTHING LIKE THAT, KNOWING THAT MY FAMILY EMIGRATED FRON ANOTHER NATION TO THE US AND WORKED HARD AND BLUE COLLAR JOBS TO OBTAIN A PIECE OF THE AMERICAN DREAM AND WHEN TIMES WERE TOUGH AND THE GOOD OLE "WELFARE" CHECK WAS AN OPTION, MY PARENTS WORKED EVEN HARDER SO AS NEVER TO BE LIKE OTHERS WHO MAKE IT THE "NORM"TO ACCEPT THE STATE FUNDED HAND OUTS .

IF ANYONE DESERVES AN APOLOGY, IT IS INDEED THE NATIVE AMERICANS, GOD BLESS THESE PEOPLE FOR ALL THEY HAVE HAD TO PUT UP WITH !

CK


CK - we are on the same page regarding this. I really hope that the majority of the black community in the US is against reparations. At the same time, state apologies for slavery are plain silly and strictly PC.

It is as if the Germans started apologizing to Russia for their 26 million killed in WWII, or to Poland for their 6 million killed.

If that happened, I would say - fukk you, Germany. Just pay the reparations to the living SURVIVORS OF YOUR TERROR AND THE IMMEDIATE FAMILY OF THOSE KILLED, but not the descendants.

From what I understand, the US and international law says pretty much the same.

Otherwise Italy would still be paying for what Julius Ceasar inflicted on the rest of Europe...

WTF???

Posted on: 2008/1/4 21:53
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Re: N.J. may apologize for role in slavery -JC Deputy Mayor Kabili Tayari "It's a righteous thing to do"
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Injcsince81 and CK erroneously believe that all blacks are waiting for checks to arrive in their mailboxes...


Gotta love those side discussions in the SB.

I am so glad Mr. "hit and run" Kindelan is providing you with moral support, VanVorster.

But you don't need it. Not from a nitwit like Kindelan.

Nowhere did I say that "all blacks" expect a check.

I said it's "all about the money". Mostly for activists who campaign for reparations. Sorry if I did not make it clearer.

I hope that the African American community at large cares as little for a BS apology as they care for a symbolic check, although I suspect that the majority would not return said check if they got it.

Posted on: 2008/1/4 21:11
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Re: N.J. may apologize for role in slavery -JC Deputy Mayor Kabili Tayari "It's a righteous thing to do"
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CANKICKER wrote:
VANVORSTER, I MEAN A-HOLE, IT'S NOT MY PROBLEM , NOR ANYONE ELSE'S AS TO WHAT RACE YOUR WERE BORN INTO, AND IF ANYONE IS ANGRY, IT IS YOU AND NOT I.

FURTHERMORE AND FOR YOUR EDIFICATION, I WAS SCHOOLED IN THE SAME SYSTEM, I.E. JC THAT HAS AND CONTINUES TO PUSH THROUGH HERDS OF CHILDREN W/O ACTUALLY TEACHING ANYTHING LIKE THE BASICS, I.E. SPELLING , ETC, ETC.WHY, ALL BECAUSE OF THIS PRACTICE OF APEASMENT TO ALL THE FOLKS THAT FEEL THEY NEED AN APOLOGY FOR WHAT TOOK PLACE 300 YEARS AGO.

WE'RE THE LAUGHING STOCK OF THE WORLD WHEN IT COMES TO ALL THIS BS.

GO GET A JOB AND WORK HARD LIKE ALL THE REST OF US DO, AND STOP ASKING FOR HANDOUTS LIKE IT'S OWED TO YOU !

YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YRSELF.

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CK - it is obviously not about the apology. I'd be surprised if many in the AA (African-American) community cared about a bullshit apology 300 years later. Like pretty much everything these days, it's about money. Reparations for slavery. Potentially billions of dollars.

My concern is that apologizing is a first step towards paying reparations.

The bright side is that chances of reparations happening are slim to none; otherwise you'd have lawyers all over this case.

Posted on: 2008/1/4 20:32
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Re: N.J. may apologize for role in slavery -JC Deputy Mayor Kabili Tayari "It's a righteous thing to do"
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Do the states issue apologies for mass killings of native Americans and for locking up the survivors in concentration camps, err, reservations?

Posted on: 2008/1/4 19:57
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Re: Does this mean that a mall is coming to Bayonne?
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where on rt 440 is this supposed to be?

Posted on: 2007/12/20 12:27
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Re: JC Post Office - Be Very Afraid
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JC Post Office flat out steals.

I recently had a watch delivered via USPS with a tracking number, insurance, and all.

Never got it.

The tracking number was useless to prove my case because no signature is required on delivery with Priority Mail.

USPS said they delivered; I said they were full of shite - I happened to be home all day that day.

Luckily I paid for the watch with my credit card, so my CC company had to eat $200, because I said I ain't paying for non-delivered goods.

From then on, I've specified either UPS or Fedex on all package shipments.

I have no patience for the petty USPS thieves.

Posted on: 2007/12/18 11:03
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Re: Downtown JC on north side of the Holland Tunnel gets a new nick name by Hobokenites: Welcome to
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The poor bastards who bought at 700 Grove are really trapped between the tracks and the hard place.

What a miserable location, in the no-man land, overlooking NJ Transit railyard and the tracks.

Toll Bros must be laughing all the way; they managed to sell before the bottom fell out of the market.

Hope some flippers were caught with their pants down.

Posted on: 2007/12/14 6:58
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Re: The Beacon Area: Images of alleged deli robbers released
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"The Beacon Area" in your editorialized title???

WTF?

You just created a new Jersey City neighborhood?

I live in "The Beacon Area".

Niiiice.

Posted on: 2007/12/12 12:31
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Re: Healy rides the crest of Hudson County politics
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NNJR wrote:

For instance, if Fulop were to become mayor, would he yield similar power in the or would he still have to struggle against the rest of the county?


Perish the thought.

Posted on: 2007/12/12 12:25
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Re: new POWERHOUSE ARTS DISTRICT thread
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I am really torn on the issue of subsidized apartments or work/live spaces for artists.

On the one hand I acknowledge that artists should be supported (at least initially), because of the very nature of their work.

On the other hand, I worry that the selection process for the "artists' apartments" or live/work spaces is nebulous and ripe for fraud. We're talking about VERY desireable and expensive real estate, close to Manhattan, usually with tall ceilings, large windows, and relatively large square footage.

Who qualifies for these spaces?

What makes one an artist? As opposed to a craftsperson or a mere hobbyist (or a fraudster/wise guy)?

Is an art degree required to qualify?

How about several individual shows on the resume?

JSQ has been asking these same questions on jclist few days ago, but I think he was ignored by the pro-PAD crowd.

I recall reading the qualifying criteria a few months ago and I thought they were a joke.

Posted on: 2007/12/3 21:09
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Re: MacLaine: Kucinich's UFO admissions terrific -Many countries have released their files...Let's do it
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The Mothership is now boarding!!!

Posted on: 2007/11/27 11:18
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Re: Jersey City market skirts the housing storm - "attributable to the strength of the Manhattan mar
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GrovePath wrote:
Northern European Fogs? How does that work?

"Hey come over and we'll sit in the fog!"

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One unusual amenity is coming to Donald Trump's two-tower complex in Jersey City, called Trump Plaza Jersey City, which is under construction. A rain simulator will offer Amazonian downpours and North European fogs.



Nah, it's the Northern European version of smoke and mirrors.

Posted on: 2007/11/26 19:39
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Re: NYC & the Port Authority want trash/freight rail tunnel to Greenville -- Healy opposes it.
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These are all good points in opposition, but consider there is nothing that can done to stop the trash from coming; that is, it will come either by truck or train and pass through the state on its way to landfills in Pennsylvania and Ohio and Oklahoma. A train can carry the same amount of material as hundreds of trucks.

In either alignment, the train eventually hits New Jersey anyway. If the Jersey City alignment is more likely to divert inbound freight traffic to the rails because of its proximity to the ports, then opposing it just because it runs through Jersey City makes no sense. Meanwhile, the Staten Island alignment puts the new line 20 miles south of the port and still runs through the state.


My problem is with the trains running through the densely populated areas of Jersey City (Hudson County).

Once the trains get out to new Jersey, they will run through less populated areas.

Sure, they will wind up in Jersey anyway, but when running through densely-populated areas, let them run thru Staten Island.

IIRC the difference in reducing the truck traffic between the Alignments is fairly minor.

N I M B Y !!!!

Posted on: 2007/11/6 21:20
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Re: NYC & the Port Authority want trash/freight rail tunnel to Greenville -- Healy opposes it.
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It is unbelievably smug of Staten Island to want to get rid of trucks on Verrazano by building a trash tunnel to Greenville, while opposing the Staten Island Tunnel Alignment!

I am not worried about Healy - when the Tunnel decision will be made, he'll likely no longer be Mayor.

Fulop may be Mayor.

I'd like to know his stand on the Trashtunnel.

Will he sell Jersey City and let trash trains run every 20 minutes through the city to build political capital in Trenton and DC?

Posted on: 2007/11/6 13:29
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Re: Jersey City for Kucinich Group
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He looks creepy. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!


So do you Vigilante, but at least he's doing something to benefit us all. What are you doing besides taking up air?


Typical liberal condescension.

The left-wing wacko Kucinich has snowball's chance in hell.

Go GOP!

Posted on: 2007/11/5 12:39
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