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http://www.chicpeajc.com/fashion/stylishpeeps/venus-lizzy/

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malcontent wrote:
Does anyone know their story? I see them downtown a lot.

How about actually promoting their website http://bighairgirls.com instead of trying to get hits for some corny fashion blog?

b/c you can promote JC and big hair girls.

Except for the fact that 1) that's a link to a fashion blog and 2) if you have managed to find your way to JClist I'm pretty sure you don't need any more "promotion" for the city you probably already live in.

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http://www.chicpeajc.com/fashion/stylishpeeps/venus-lizzy/

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malcontent wrote:
Does anyone know their story? I see them downtown a lot.

How about actually promoting their website http://bighairgirls.com instead of trying to get hits for some corny fashion blog?

b/c you can promote JC and big hair girls.

malcontent wrote:
Does anyone know their story? I see them downtown a lot.

VanVorster wrote:
+1 Shakatah and JPHurst. I am not well-versed on the issue but from just the cursory reading I've done, mixed-income neighborhoods tend to be more vibrant/interesting and have intangible benefits (e.g., those on the lower income spectrum living in proximity to those more affluent often become more determined to improve their lot in life, have access to better schools/services and are more apt to take care of their surroundings than if they are consigned to bad neighborhoods with deficient services, more affluent well-to-do children get to not live in their cocoons/bubbles and get exposure to those not like themselves and it can alleviate entrenched inequality to some extent). For anyone who doesn't know, the ghetto was created by U.S. public policy (not due to so called innate undesirable traits of blacks/Hispanics) which is why many urban places are in the morass they are. I also categorically refute the notion that if you're a hedge fund guy in Paulus Hook making beaucoup bucks you automatically possess fine moral character and admirable traits, and if you're a single mother social worker/office manager making $45K living in B-L, that you lack character, admirable traits and that one shouldn't want their children to associate with the kids of the woman illustrated. And Heights, it's "camaraderie"

http://www.useful-community-developme ... mixed-income-housing.html

http://billmoyers.com/2014/05/28/ta-n ... ow-we-created-the-ghetto/

http://www.theatlantic.com/national/a ... -jewish-exception/273592/

craigslistdiva wrote:
There are several things that our tax dollars can be spent on. Let's start by fixing all the red lights (many of them don't work), fixing the sidewalks (I sometimes feel like I live in a third world country with the sidewalks all broken and unkempt), fix the building department so that people can their TCO quicker (JC is the only place I have seen where it takes so long to open a store front/restaurant).

There are so many more....

gtmarin wrote:
Hi Folks,
I need to renew my Driver's License with a new address and am wondering if anyone had advice on visiting the DMV by JSQ/Five Corners? Are any days or times less busy than others? Any info would be helpful, thanks.

Susan_N wrote:
I was walking by on Friday and was told by workers that they were replacing the floors and reopening on Monday. I hope that's true.

Prismatic wrote:
Do they have good beers?

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nemobeatz wrote:
Me too, glad to have him back. The other day he fixed me an old fashioned using a spiced-citrus simple syrup he made, it was EXCELLENT!

And you didn't offer me a taste! (My Dogfish was well poured, though).

CdeCoincy wrote:
http://www.seeninjerseycity.com/2014/ ... %28Seen+in+Jersey+City%29

This my answer some questions

Also, are those rents at 8 Erie Street realistic?

JCorNYC wrote:

BTW, there wasn't a shooting in front of City Hall on Grove. IT was a sexual assault and knife. it happened at 1:30am on Monday. Not a shooting in broad daylight where kids and innocent people happened to be walking by.

SteveWilson29 wrote:

If you want to contact him directly, I wouldn't do it in person, but you can reach him here under the username Heights.

Monroe wrote:
A bit of BeLa news that I heard last night-the warehouse on Suydam, off Communipaw, that had a 2 alarm fire last year has been purchased and the developer wants to build over 80 apartments (although I didn't hear if the building was being repurposed or replaced). In any case, that's good for the neighborhood.

corybraiterman wrote:
i'll say this. if hambergao is up your alley, then left bank is definitely the place for you