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Re: the jersey journal is too PC

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Actually, the Jersey Journal is pro-criminal. They're largely funded by the free public defender's lobby!

Posted on: 2010/8/6 14:32

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Re: Opportunity for Mcnair to Receive half a million dollars

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roflolmao23 wrote: I am currently a student at Mcnair Academic high school located in downtown Jersey City. The school has so many pros. It's a hotbed of success and potential being exerted in an urban environment, both academically and athletically. Not to mention the fact that the school also sticks by a standard of keeping a racially diverse student body, which causes students to be more aware of their fellow inhabitants of Jersey City.

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theresek wrote: It does crank out kids ready to compete with the best in the world. It consistently sends 99% of its students to college, and of that 99% it consistently sends at least 10% of its students to ivy league institutions, and many more than that to other very competitive schools. Not only does it send them to great schools, but WITH enough AP credit to consider them sophomores.

If McNair is so high performing, then does it really need the money compared to other schools? I would suggest that it does not need the money compared with other Jersey City schools. As you see from this post by BrightMoment ( http://jclist.com/modules/newbb/viewt ... id=248533#forumpost248533 ), Jersey City has SEVERAL failing high schools which do not have the benefit of magnetizing the highest-performing students and catering to them with low-class size. Due to the ineptitude Dr. Charles Epps (as documented on the above link), poor School Board oversight, poor management, and general societal problems... approx 35 of 40 Jersey City schools are failing to meet "Annual Yearly Progress" (AYP). Here is a short list of some of the failing schools: * Ferris High School * Snyder High School * Dickinson High School * Lincoln High School Only McNair and Liberty High School have met the AYP benchmarks. You have convinced me that McNair is among the best at producing "pros" and "Ivy League" students from its "hotbed of success" and passing the bare-minimum of standards as measured by the AYP... indeed, you have gone to great length to tell us what we already knew... but, it is now your burden to convince me that McNair deserves the $500,000 more than other Jersey City schools. Now, you may claim that those other schools would only squander the $500,000, but I don't think we can assume that is so. Indeed, such a cash-infusion may even have greater marginal utility for those schools compared with McNair. That means they'd get more "bang for their buck." For McNair graduates such as yourselves, convincing me should be an easy task because I only went to a regular public high school with very few pros. Alternatively, I pray you will exert your energies towards getting the under-performing Jersey City high schools on the list of Kohl's top-voted schools. Charity... hmmmm. Think about it.

Posted on: 2010/8/6 14:25

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alanwright

Re: Vilification of public safety

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Leighlee wrote:

Maybe if police departments could afford to pay enough to make quality people take the job, and if we compensate them enough to risk their lives, then there would probably be way less posts on here about crime in this city. Possibly if the police felt like they had something to work for you guys would have less to bitch about.

I think you're a bit over-loaded with conditions here: if/ maybe/ probably/ possibly... so, there's not much to say in response.

But, I guess you think the police attract low-quality recruits, such that crime goes unenforced and then gets complained about? And cops need more money and benefits to uplift their morale, so they will do the job?

I'm having trouble following your logic.

Posted on: 2010/8/6 9:58

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Re: Jersey City looking to cut employees, vehicles & more; switch budget from fiscal to calendar yea

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This website is becoming all-about fiscal irresponsibility and quasi-corruption... yet, this ain't no movement... mostly griping and info-sharing.

We have to get our ducks in a row... whether through Fulop or Levin/One JC or a Hudson Cty Republican party (hahahaha!)... this town will never make it when the HDCO is at the switch.

Posted on: 2010/8/6 0:01

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alanwright

Re: Vilification of public safety

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"+1" to Jeebus and the intelligent discussion since that point.

My grandfather served in WWII and was a firefighter up to, I think, the level of deputy chief when he retired. I can saw with goddamn certainty that he never got these levels of compensation.

To critique public pay for public employee unions, whether rank-and-file and especially for supervisory folks, is one of the most important facets of our political system right now. It is an active and unresolved issue which hampers the proper function of many other areas of government. To see it turned into third-rail gamesmanship is petty, and from that stems the resentment and the microscopic examination of the pay and compensation.

The free market cannot place a value on public sector pay, and obviously the public sector is too easy to manipulate with voting-bloc threats and inflammatory language.

We know that such race-based special interests disable our political system. Here, we have a similar problem.

Let's all keep trying to stay on the level!

Posted on: 2010/8/5 23:09

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alanwright

Re: Vega Absent from Tonight's Council Meeting....

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Shame is the one thing these scumbags don't take from the city. Just ask Gerry McCann, who only feels emboldened.

Posted on: 2010/8/5 22:41

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Re: Opportunity for Mcnair to Receive half a million dollars

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They use a goddamn racial quota? You've got to be kidding me. How do you know this?

Posted on: 2010/8/5 21:27

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Re: Dr. Epps Contract Extended

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timeforchange:

I think you are spot-on about the discontentment, outrage, frustration, etc. which exists throughout this city. I have expressed my strong repulsion to the idea of race card/ racial divisions/ race-based support for Inepp on the NJ.com site so I will not repeat it again here.

Well, I guess I can say that Inepp is flat-out wrong if he thinks only the Fulop/ 07302/ downtown/ yuppies and etc are disappointed with Inepp, schools, budgets, 35 of 40, Board of Education baloney, etc. I think you are confirming this more general outrage.

If Inepp assumes he will get support merely based on race... such an insulting and cynical ploy is likely to backfire. Perhaps they will be more careful with their words than that.

So, what is the next step?

How widespread is the discontentment in the African-American community, the Hispanic community, the South Asian community, the Filipino community... etc? I wonder about that.

Strangely, this is a better opportunity than a school board election to see political action. Technological solutions - Facebook groups, etc - might be the forum for organizing here for parents and kids.

Posted on: 2010/7/26 21:15

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alanwright

Re: Dr. Epps Contract Extended

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Ah, screw it. Just give him a raise to $300,000 a year for 10 years and we'll see if he can push it up to 39 of 40 failing schools. Then JC will have to pay $500,000 for someone to come in and clean up the mess. By then, this website will be defunct and we'll all be in the suburbs. Kidding aside... I haven't heard much from Inepp's camp about how testing is not the measure of a school and we can blame No Child Left Behind for everything... But as someone mentioned above, this joker is trying to play on PERCEIVED racial divisions. I guess he thinks African-American rank-and-file citizens don't notice their schools are failing. They clearly do. They're probably just not as vocal or organized as folks in this ZIP. ------------------------------------------------------------ Epps trying to shore up black support http://www.nj.com/hudson/voices/index ... ng_to_shore_up_black.html The Jersey City political battle maps show there are trenches being dug in the black community. The issue is Superintendent of Schools Charles T. Epps, who is seeking to extend his contract. The board voted 6-2-1 this week to do just that but some are not so willing. Epps? four-year "gazillion dollars" contract doesn?t expire until 2011. Freshman school Trustee Sterling Waterman, aligned with Downtown city Councilman Steven Fulop, has argued that board members have had little time to review any contract proposal for Epps, and there has been talk of doing one of those infamous "nationwide" searches to find a better superintendent. This has caused a stir in the black community. They see this as an attempt to push out a qualified black administrator. Some black elected officials have been in contact with each other should they be needed on the Epps front line. ...etc.

Posted on: 2010/7/26 14:55

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Re: Hamilton Park has its first wedding since $3.2 million makeover

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An Irish festival in the Horseshoe... that is an amazing idea.

Also, you should look into this event on Thurs July 29th at the Barrow Mansion. Maybe that is a place to start circulating your message.

Sonas
http://www.atticensemble.org/

Posted on: 2010/7/25 14:05

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Re: Just watched FOX 5 news... Newark cutting toilet paper... what is JC doing?

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Charon wrote:
Quick way to save the City $100K. Fire Deputy Mayor Kabili Tayari now ! The guy knows nothing and does nothing !

The guy who stole... er, failed to return... a rental car for more than 3 months? No, he's an innovator and for those few days... he wasn't consuming city resources.

Posted on: 2010/7/24 20:24

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Re: Just watched FOX 5 news... Newark cutting toilet paper... what is JC doing?

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Also: some city properties to sell/ auction: * the old Frank Conwell school #3 on Bright Street = condo conversion. Hell, let's just do the condo conversion in house and clear the profit for the city. Is it against the law for a (community) development corporation to BE the developer when it's not focused on affordable housing in particular?
View Larger Map * clear out the old #3 annex on Bright St b/t Barrow and Grove.
View Larger Map

Posted on: 2010/7/24 19:46

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alanwright

Re: Just watched FOX 5 news... Newark cutting toilet paper... what is JC doing?

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Sorry, y'all but I'm leaning to Ian's side on this one.

The reevaluation will disrupt some people who in the meantime are "underpaying" in terms of their property.

We are all overpaying in terms of the value/ enjoyment/ services for our rental and owned properties, as there are many quality of life concerns which chip-chop-chip away at us.

But, I think while Ian's point addresses the need for city services to improve the area... and THUS it's desirability/ property values/ resale values... some problems of infrastructure and governance are too complicatedly expensive to understand in terms of tax dollars. That is: there's SO MUCH duplicative, venal, selfish behavior in this city... often by non-residents... that it's difficult to see how to take them off the gravy train they're riding.

In the meantime... cleaning up the area, etc. as he addressed, is already part of the existing budget and doesn't require lawsuits, lobbying, changes to pay-to-play, fights with the union, etc.

For instance, enforcing the new state law about crosswalks and running red lights... that could raise A BUNCH monthly... and as T-Bird noted it could mostly be applied to out-of-towners.

But... I think we should continue to look into this more.

Xerxes and CoryBraiterman.. as much as I disagree with you two about the adaptive reuse for the downtown Embankment , you often have a lot of fiscally prudent insights for city governance. What do you think?

Posted on: 2010/7/24 19:37

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Re: Taxi fare - Penn station to JC (Hamilton Park)?

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Nori wrote:
And how much would it cost to get to Newark Liberty Intl?

I take the bus to the airport wherever possible.
http://www.njtransit.com/sf/sf_servlet.srv?hdnPageAction=BusTo

The only traffic I've encountered is on Broad Street in Newark, but that was rush-hour traffic as would be encountered anywhere. I think the bus stops at each terminal.

Of course you can get the PATH or NJ Transit #1 bus to Newark. $1.50
http://www.njtransit.com/pdf/bus/T0001.pdf

The #62 bus from Newark Penn to the Newark Liberty Airport is $1.50.
http://www.njtransit.com/pdf/bus/T0062.pdf

Alternatively, the GO BUS #28 runs from Newark to the airport, but not from Penn. $1.50
http://www.njtransit.com/pdf/bus/T0028.pdf

Or... you can connect to the airport from NJ Transit rail.

Posted on: 2010/7/24 17:11

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alanwright

Hamilton Park has its first wedding since $3.2 million makeover

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Sorry, but this is hilarious... "I heard the park was a dump before the renovations," said Petzko, a resident with her new husband of the Ninth Street Hamilton Park Condominiums. Yikes. I hope she was misquoted, but because that's more than a bit rude. ---- Hamilton Park has its first wedding since $3.2 million makeover http://www.nj.com/news/jjournal/jerse ... 79952750149610.xml&coll=3 By BRENDAN TORRES JOURNAL STAFF WRITER The newly renovated Hamilton Park in Jersey City has hosted its first wedding. Last Saturday, Andrea Petzko, 26, and Daniel Vassilev, 29, gathered with 35 family members at the park at Jersey Avenue and Eighth Street to tie the knot - the first nuptials exchanged since the park received its $3.2 million facelift. "I heard the park was a dump before the renovations," said Petzko, a resident with her new husband of the Ninth Street Hamilton Park Condominiums. "But I chose the park because of how beautiful and close it is. The scenery was great, the tennis courts, the fountains. Oh, and the children everywhere." The Hamilton Park Neighborhood Association pushed hard for the reconstruction of the park. The new park includes a toddler area, tennis and basketball courts, and a spray park for hot summer days. "The park renovations were awesome" said Elena Mukaida, recording secretary for the association and a neighbor of the newlyweds. "It has brought out a spirit of taking ownership of the park and a volunteer group of about 50 neighbors pick up trash daily." The newlyweds have lived in the city since Thanksgiving. Petzko lived in Cranbury before she met her future husband, an Astoria, Queens resident. The two met on the dating website match.com. "Isn't that crazy? He was perfect!" Petzko exclaimed. She is an English teacher and the groom is a day trader. The bride and groom exchanged sweets with one another. "Mother made cookies to signify a sweet life together," Petzko explained. The group then took a bus to the Marriott Marquis in Manhattan for a reception.

Posted on: 2010/7/24 16:49

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Re: Dr. Epps Contract Extended

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Yes, there are ample links from both sites, including the NJ.com site. One link is mid-page and one is at the end of the story.

The NJ.com does have a drop-down menu by county, and the details of *each school* can be viewed from there. The page loads a bit sloppily when opening that submenu (gray box) but it does the job.

There's also this: http://www.nj.com/news/bythenumbers/

These sites all give us a sense of the problem, but nothing quite tells the story of the depth of institutional failure and incompetence.

Posted on: 2010/7/23 20:45

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Re: Dr. Epps Contract Extended

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Some of the "passes" include those with "early warning" status. For instance, Brensinger #17 and Kennedy #9. That might be the basis for the difference in accounting.

Schools here:

http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2010 ... appSession=67770676794596

Per this state website ( http://www.nj.gov/education/title1/ac ... ility/ayp/0910/info.shtml ):

"A school that does not make AYP for one year is placed into 'early warning' status."

That site explains a lot more about it as well.

Posted on: 2010/7/23 4:08

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Re: HUGE GAS LINE COMING? Companies look to run natural gas pipeline through Jersey City

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T-Bird wrote:
In February, following the pipeline explosion in Connecticut at the Kleen Energy facility that killed five workers, Lautenberg came out strongly against this pipeline. I am not aware of Menendez having a public position on this.

Good call.

Maybe the BP debacle in the Gulf will remind folks of the risks presented by such energy projects. I know there's no rational connection between the two incidents... just an emotional recognition that mistakes do happen. Etc.

Also... how about all those chemical factories we have all over the state... I wonder what GWB did shoring up their security after 9/11? Probably zilch.

With that in mind... this might stimulate some concern:

http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/s_69664.html

and this

http://www.pbs.org/now/thisweek/index_032103.html

and this (part one):

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/expose/expose_2007/episode201/watch.html

and this (part two):

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/expose/expose_2007/episode202/watch.html

Posted on: 2010/7/23 3:12

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Re: New York Times: Possible Second Life for Stalled Xanadu Project?

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At first I was going to joke that they should re-purpose he site for re-use as a prison or a merged FBI/ CIA/ NSA super cyber security center... because why pump loads of $ into it without a real expectation of financial returns from property and sales tax.

And that's when I realized it should be re-purposed as Silicon Meadows. Tech sector jobs... highly-paid workers with great human capital... Etc. Not manufacturing. Not traffic-heavy shipping/ import/ export/ consumption mall.

Basically, we need an East Coast Google-Amazon-Verizon-eBay-whatever super-center. They love the playground atmosphere of their office parks.

My FBI-CIA-NSA idea is similar, but much less profitable for sales and property taxes, though would be great for creating jobs and payroll taxes.

I'm going to propose this idea to the Governor so he can take all the credit.

Posted on: 2010/7/22 17:42

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alanwright

Re: New York Times: Possible Second Life for Stalled Xanadu Project?

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The original Xanadu (Shangdu) was destroyed by looters, arsonists, and rivals.

Citizen Kane's Xanadu became too massive for upkeep, and his assets were liquidated or disposed of after his death... most notably by fire.

Here, the only prospects are two: a Hoboken-style insurance scam arson, or pushing forward irrationally and with abandon in anticipation of the first Sunday of February 2014: Das ?berSch?ssel... where the overflow fans will fill IZOD concerts and big-screens and be happy at the mall/ hotel/ conference space/ blizzard/ condo/ state fair/ shitstorm/ theme park/ hot-dog-eating-contest/ floodplain which is the gloomy future of our society.

Everybody loves a hot dog eating contest, so let's do that.

Posted on: 2010/7/22 13:56

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Re: Statement from Hudson Animal Advocates on situation at Liberty Humane Society

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HAAMember wrote: Liberty Humane Society has been through dramatic changes within the last year. Starting six months ago, H.A.A. has been meeting and/or talking with staff, volunteers, management and the Board at LHS as well as City Government to review LHS?s predicament and see how we could best help. We are sharing what we have learned here in order to squelch rumors.

Squelching rumors may well be one of your motives for posting. However, you give the impression you arrived here to spread an agenda based on information gleaned from "meeting and/or talking with staff." At the moment, that agenda is not apparent to me as I have no connection to the animal-rights or pet-care community. Others have deciphered an agenda from your words and the membership of your executive board. The Webmaster properly deleted it all. In any case, it seems one means of advancing your alleged agenda includes a systematic besmirching of the most recent leader of the Liberty Humane Society. But, knowing a direct assault would too obvious, you've couched your criticism with soothing words of "truth" to conquer un-sourced rumors. Seeing as Ms. Hopkinson has been removed from her position, your effort is wholly unnecessary. You've also tried to inform the world of your close ties and working relationship with the interim board of the Liberty Humane Society. So, I offer you this opportunity to respond honestly before less scrupulous people on this board attempt to eviscerate your posting and destroy your credibility. Why are you really here?

Posted on: 2010/7/22 2:48

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alanwright

Re: bocce

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Or you can go to Branch Brook Park in Newark.

Posted on: 2010/7/21 3:47

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Liberty Humane director is let go.

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I came here to see if there was any news about Liberty Humane... and then, I found it myself. It seems there was a lot of activity about Liberty Humane since last week... bandaging and emergency work, etc. (For instance, a hell of a lot of Facebooking) But, perhaps too late for the boss there. So, here is the new news: ------------------------ Jersey City animal shelter board fires director by Ken Thorbourne/The Jersey Journal http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... y_animal_shelter_boa.html The interim board of the Liberty Humane Society animal shelter in Jersey City fired its director tonight. The three-member interim board of the Jersey City Liberty Humane Society fired the animal shelter's director tonight. This action comes a nearly a week after the shelter's former five-member board resigned, citing differences with the director, Joanna Hopkinson. "We feel the organization needs a fresh start," Diana Jeffrey, one of three past presidents of the shelter to comprise the interim board, said about the firing. "We just feel the process needs to start again." When they quit en masse last week, the former board members accused Hopkinson of leading the shelter into financial insolvency by instituting a misguided "no kill" policy. Asked if the immediate termination of the Hopkinson meant the interim board agreed that Hopkinson's pursuit of a "no-kill" shelter was wrongheaded, Jeffrey said it did not. But she added, "We know that the 'no-kill' policy has resulted in expenses exceeding our income and has resulted in the shelter being overcrowded." Hopkinson, who was hired to be the shelter's director in November, could not be reached to comment tonight. Jeffrey spoke shortly after the interim board met at City Hall and said a leading reason the board fired Hopkinson was to dispel the notion that the shelter is too beholden to its largest donor, John Neu. She said Hopkinson's salary, which was "in the 70s," was being paid from a restricted grant from Neu that could only be used to pay Hopkinson. Neu could not be immediately reached to comment. Jeffrey said two firms are working voluntarily to figure out the shelter's finances and once that work is completed in a couple of days, all

Posted on: 2010/7/21 3:25

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alanwright

Re: bocce

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there was one in this park...
View Larger Map but the park was closed down 30 years ago... destroyed two years ago... nobody thought to just leave the trees alone.

Posted on: 2010/7/20 23:45

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Re: The Entire Board of Liberty Humane Society Just Resigned...

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Xerxes: You can use this website to look into the LHS's financials.

http://www2.guidestar.org/organizatio ... berty-humane-society.aspx

Another site out there is Charity Navigator.

Posted on: 2010/7/19 15:05

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Re: Port Authority to Ground Helicopter Unit, Sell 2 Choppers

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ianmac47 wrote:
They don't need a helicopter, and they certainly don't need two. The Port Authority's primary mission is not security, nor was it ever intended to be. The state police have helicopters and so does the NYPD if there is a need for security.

yeah you're right about the security need. it seems even the boringest policing/patrol need (238/258 no incidents) is pretty minimal.

I wonder how they picked up the choppers and how long it's taken to make this decision.

Posted on: 2010/7/19 14:29

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Re: Port Authority to Ground Helicopter Unit, Sell 2 Choppers

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Officials say the move will save about $4 million a year at a time when revenues continue to decline amid the economic downturn.

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Port Authority PBA president Paul Nunziato says the agency is putting cost concerns ahead of public safety.

This isn't the first retrenchment of the post-9/11 anti-terror enforcement efforts.

As it stands, the Port Authority has it's hands in the ports, NY real estate, the WTC, the PATH of course, airports, etc.

Surely they can think of a way to monetize these helis without selling them off. I'm not saying that's the best idea for $ or PD/ enforcement reasons. I'm just saying the PA is a profit engine as it is, so the idea of monetizing their holdings isn't so far-fetched.

Posted on: 2010/7/18 18:37

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Re: State-funded crackdown

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Ian, you have me picturing the video game Frogger. Even the best gamers get smooshed in Frogger, but they can clean up and play again.

Yesterday, a man from Queens was struck and killed by a drunk hit-and-run driver who was more concerned about getting off Scot-free (take that!) than being held accountable. That is an egregious example of how selfishness can be put before humanitarian feelings.

But just that kind of thinking... short-term self-serving behavior... typifies the decision-making of most drivers out there.

It's a warzone: tanks vs. infantry.

Posted on: 2010/7/16 10:47

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Re: Embankment- Update Thread

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Obviously the concept of "wasting money" is something park-lovers refuse to accept. They consider it "investing money" etc.

From a normal park, the city foregoes property taxes/ ratables. Those parks require maintenance of the normal type.

The Embankment would require a special, separate kind of maintenance if it were to become a park. Being a special park, it could conceivably generate donations, plaque-based sponsorship of the stone blocks, licensing revenue, concert/ wedding reception fees (at Holy Rosary and St. Michael's). Those would probably not pay for the union steelworker/ bridgebuilder jobs, let alone the iron itself.

For me, the ideal use is to put a light rail on Sixth Street (ideally an old-style historic trolley) and make the park walkable akin to the High Line. Why bring the light rail up hill and make the whole neighborhood hear it, only to bring it down again six blocks later? Just put the damn thing on Sixth and make sure there's a way-station for laying up when the other train passes by.

At the same time, make the park a walkable, connected one.

Practical/ fiscal feasibility and political machinations will stand in the way of all that for awhile.

Posted on: 2010/7/16 10:37

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Re: State-funded crackdown

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The potential beauty of this is that, if you wanted to, you could target areas that likely would disproportionately affect non-residents. Not that residents don't need driving behavioral modification, but anything that disrupts the high-speed migration through Jersey City every morning from the turnpike to the tunnel is a winner in my book.

Spot on. Now we just have to wait for the bad drivers to complain that other people are driving up the county's insurance rates... how these tickets are just a tax on working people and only protect bums and other urban degenerates... and since it's just going to make traffic worse, it'll actually make things worse for pedestrians. Oh, and that the enforcement won't change behavior.

But, that's more of an NJ.com kind of thing.

Posted on: 2010/7/16 4:44

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