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The appropriate exclamation to use after a colored person or persons has stolen your bicycle. (Colored gentleman takes the bicycle out of the white gentleman's hands)
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What you yell out when a black man steals your bicycle. Made popular by the many YTMND.com pages based on it.
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When a coloured human steals your bike while you are going for a friendly ride. Hey you there my dear fellow that nigga just stole my facking bike!
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Due to future improvements and current construction to the cross country course and fields at Franklin Park in Boston, the Mayor's Cup Cross Country and Youth Races will not occur in 2012. The Mayor's Cup will return in 2013, however, and the tentative date is Sunday, October 27, 2013.
The Mayor's Cup began in 1990 and the B.A.A., in partnership with adidas, has supported the event since 1997. Over that time, the event has grown to include multiple races for athletes of all ability levels, has become one of the premier cross country meets on the East Coast, and has been regarded as an important tune-up for the USA Fall National Club Cross Country Championship. The Mayor's Cup is directed by USA Track & Field – New England, and is staged with the cooperation of Boston Parks & Recreation and Boston Centers for Youth & Families. Improvements to drainage, run-off areas, pathways and entrance ways are now underway and will greatly enhance the cross country experience in future years. As a result of the improvement project, all cross country meets have been relocated from Franklin Park during the 2012 season. While Franklin Park has received regular maintenance annually, the last major improvement to the cross country course was in 1991 which was in preparation for the 1992 IAAF World Cross Country Championships.
In order to continue its support of cross country in the local community, this year the B.A.A. will give its support to two other meets. Interested cross country runners are encouraged to learn about the two opportunities which the B.A.A. is supporting and to participate.
Saturday, November 3, 2012: Massachusetts Middle School Invitational Hosted by USATF-NE. Supported by the Boston Athletic Association.Location: Tewksbury, Mass. (tentative) (information as of 8/24)
Sunday, November 18, 2012: USATF New England Open and Masters Championship Supported by the Boston Athletic AssociationLocation: Stanley Park, Westfield, Mass.
In cooperation with the B.A.A., this meet will feature an increased and individual prize purse in 2012. For reference, Stanley Park in Westfield, MA is approximately 100 miles (2 hour drive) from Franklin Park. It is approximately 12 miles (20 minutes) outside and west of Springfield.
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Environmentalists are gearing up for a fight with the Akron-based electric utility FirstEnergy Corp., as they fear the company will try again to gut the state's mandate requiring that utilities increase energy efficiency in their territories.
FirstEnergy attempted to convince state legislators to do away with a 2008 Ohio law requiring it and other investor-owned utilities to cut energy consumption by 22%, by 2025, largely through energy-efficiency programs. The effort failed, and the utility gave up on its lobbying efforts during the last legislative session. However, it's expected to revisit the issue this year, probably in February, said Robert Kelter, lead attorney for the Chicago-based Environmental Law and Policy Center in Chicago.
Mr. Kelter said he has spent the last few weeks in Columbus, where he's been attempting to get out in front of the issue on behalf of environmentalists with lawmakers and other stakeholders.Mr. Kelter said he doesn't necessarily think the utility will try to kill the mandate outright, as it did last year, but that he is still very concerned it may try to weaken the law to the point that it is no longer effective. Mr. Kelter was in Cleveland this week talking to media about the issue.FirstEnergy has said it remains concerned that the efficiency mandate will "impose significant costs on electric customers." The company said in a prepared statement it released after the last legislative session. Other groups, including such diverse bedfellows as environmentalists and manufacturers, have said the efficiency mandates save money by helping to keep down the cost of electricity.FirstEnergy has not said exactly what it will do or ask for next, but has indicated it will address the matter again with lawmakers.Mr. Kelter said he doesn't think that the utility will introduce legislation authored by the American Legislative Exchange Council, a conservative group that he and other environmentalists say is writing and lobbying for laws that will do away with efficiency and renewable-energy mandates in other states.But one thing he knows, Mr. Kelter said, is that his group has not been asked by lawmakers to help write any new laws or efficiency plans."I guess our invitation got lost in the mail," Mr. Kelter said. But that won't mean he and others in favor of the efficiency mandate won't be showing up at the Statehouse anyway, he added.
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Mon, 20 May 2013 16:53:22 -0700 Kansas City Royals manager Ned Yost said he's looking to "mix and match" different relievers in the eighth inning to give RP Kelvin Herrera a chance to pitch in lower-leverage situations. RPs Aaron Crow, Tim Collins, Luke Hochevar or even Bruce Chen could become the primary setup man to RP Greg Holland while Herrera works on some things. Herrera allowed a game-winning homer Sunday, May 19, and it was his eighth homer allowed in his last 14 innings. Fantasy Tip: There's no telling who might emerge as the new eighth-inning setup man, or if Herrera will get the job back rather quickly. Herrera can be dropped now in most leagues as Holland's primary handcuff while he works out his problems in allowing the long ball.
Tue, 07 May 2013 13:28:35 -0700 Kansas City Royals manager Ned Yost said he'll choose between RPs Aaron Crow and Luke Hochevar for a save situation Tuesday, May 7, with RP Greg Holland being rested. Fantasy Tip: Holland threw each of the last two nights, culminating in 27 offerings in his blown save last night. Crow and Kelvin Herrera haven't been pitching well, either, so Holland doesn't appear to be in any imminent danger of losing his job right now. If you own Crow, get him into your lineup, but don't make a dash to pick up Crow or Herrera unless you're in a deep AL league and are scouring for potential save sources.
Fri, 15 Mar 2013 16:51:48 -0700 Kansas City Royals SP Luke Hochevar made his first outing in relief Friday, March 15, and tossed two perfect innings. Fantasy Tip: Hochevar may prove more effective in short bursts in relief. It remains to be seen. It's also entirely impossible that he moves back to the bullpen if Bruce Chen faulters. It's never wise to completely give up on talent like this completely.
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Sat, 23 Feb 2013 11:54:58 -0800 The Colorado Rockies had expressed interest in Kansas City Royals SPs Bruce Chen and Luke Hochevar during the offseason but talks never gained traction.
Tue, 12 Feb 2013 16:57:03 -0800 Kansas City Royals SP Luke Hochevar, who is battling for one of the last spots in the starting rotation, thinks he found a mechanical flaw after viewing film of his 32 starts from last year and many starts from 2011. Hochevar admits that he tried to do too much when the game was on the line. "When I'd step on the gas," he said, "my front side would fly open, and my ball would get flat. The thing is, if my front side stays in, I can step on the gas and (be effective). My front side stays in. I keep my angle. I don't get flat. The hitter doesn't pick me up early." Pitching coach Dave Eiland wants Hochevar to limit his repertoire in order to tighten the muscle-memory mechanics of his best pitches.
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21. | Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis | ||
a dumb word given to a disease caused from inflamation of the lungs due to inhaling volcano dust. Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is a dumb disease.
1. | pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis | ||
1. A disease gotten from inhalation of diminative particles of silica or quartz.
Pneumono - Lung Ultra Microscopic - Very small/fine silico volcano - igneous, silica coniosis - disease ; Black Lung In the mid 1880's, miners would get pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.
2. | pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis | ||
A form of silicosis caused by breathing in siliceous volcanic dust.
Exceeded electrophotomicrographically as the longest recognized word in English. Me: *COUGH*
You: Dude, stop smoking. Me: I don't smoke. You: Yes, you do. Me: No, I have pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis |
3. | pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis | ||
(noun) A lung disease caused by the inhalation of silica or quartz dust From "The Simpsons" Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy:
Abe: Welcome home, Son. I broke two lamps and lost all your mail. What's wrong with your wife? Homer: Never mind, you wouldn't understand. Abe: Flu? Homer: No. Abe: Protein deficiency? Homer: No. Abe: Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis? Homer: No. Abe: Unsatisfying sex life? Homer: N -- yes! |
4. | pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis | ||
An inflammation of the lungs caused by microscopic grains of certain types of rock.
*NOTE* This word was actually coined in a deliberate attempt to be the longest word in the english language, although you would be hard-pressed to find it in the language dictionary as it is a medical/scientific term. "Dude, now that I've learned how to spell antidisestablishmentarianism, what am I going to do to make people think I'm smart?"
"Quiet man, I'm trying to name this condition we discovered today. Its an inflammation of the lungs caused by microscopic grains of certain types of rock." "Hey, I smell opportunity! How long could we make this word?" "Pretty long...I suppose we could stretch it to pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis" |
5. | pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis | ||
A disease of the lungs caused by the habitual inhalation of silica dusts, characterized by massive fibrosis, shortness of breath in the lungs, and violent sneezing. She has been diagnosed with pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.
6. | pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis | ||
A factitious word alleged to mean "a lung disease caused by the inhalation of very fine silica dust" but occurring chiefly as an instance of a very long word. (Definition retrieved from Oxford English Dictionary) Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is notable for causing respiratory problems as well as unnecessary fatigue and frustration at spelling bees.
7. | pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis | ||
1) The longest word in the english language
2) A lung disease one gets from tiny dust particles found in volcanoes 1)After I visited the volcano, the doctor said I had pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.


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Back in Seattle and ready to get back to work and the phone is not ringing??
I have tons of experience, work (15 years), schooling....etc..... and seems something is wrong with the job market up here?
I am from the west coast and have never had a problem getting work here, until now?
Here is my story, I have a contractors license in California and just completed one in Florida, did all my schooling in S.Cal at Cypress and other practical schools (all very impressive) have worked commercial( CB/Koll) etc, residential, Industrial Refrig (FES), for Corporate and myself. You'd think they would be bang'in my door down, right? NOT!
I really want to go back to Corporate, want a building etc.... and it seems it is becoming difficult to achieve. Any advice on what these guys might be looking for now days and what I might do to get their attention?
Any help is much apprieciated....
[Edited by wildbill on 08-09-2004 at 11:07 PM]
The commercial vacancy rate is very high in the Seattle area and has been for a while. Things don't look much better in the future.
I suggest you open your options by sending out your availability to all the large property managers, if you haven't already done so, and open yourself to commerical, residential field service.
Check out the bullentin boards of all the local supply houses. There are always companies looking for field guys. Good luck."The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers it can bribe the public with the public's own money.
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Not good anywhere is it?
THX DELTA for the advice, I have sent out to almost all the PM's in the area. I am ramping up to do another round of faxes to Residential and Commercial service companies, just as soon as I get a list together........
One Good thing is it has only been less then two weeks since my first Fax went out but, in the old days I would have had 30 offers by now........
Thx again I will press on
Go to Gensco and Thermal in Tacoma and check their boards.
Oh, and don't FAX, stop by and ask for the service managers or building managers again and again until you can meet them fact to face."The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers it can bribe the public with the public's own money.
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Bill , Try Air Systems Engineering in Tacoma. Ask for Candy. I heard they are looking.Full benefits for you and family paid and $25 to $30 an hour.Im pretty sure none of the Union Contractors are looking at this time. Its been pretty rough around here the last couple of years.


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I am feeling inspired though. I was enlightened this weekend and came up with ideas magnifique for my budding tea party business and Etsy shop. A breakfast club is involved. So are limousines. And buffets of meringues, petit fours, mini almond brioche cakes with raspberry jam swirled in. The hardest part is getting my thoughts down on paper quick enough, because they are starting to pour out of me like runny pastry cream. I have the name. I have the concept. Now I just need some menus and, well, the hardest part...finding the gorgeous vintage china without having to sell a kidney. The more I look, the more I want everything. Does anyone have their own fave shops or sources for good tea sets or vintage flatware? Well, off to go window shopping and work more on these menus. What do you think? Should anything be added or changed?
Asparagus Mini Quiche
Brie and Fig Spread on Brioche, open face
Endive Leaf with Chopped Chive and Egg Salad
Duck Mousse Truffle Pate with Cornishons
on Baguette Round, open face
Smoked Salmon and Dill on ___?
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Make the table a rhapsody in pink and white (lace! doilies!)
At each place setting…
- A luminous play on the eyes, making use of summery bright pastel color schemes from sunshine yellow lemons to bubble gum pink straws. Bell jars will hold sweet and tangy lemonades and punch while small mason jars are perfect for the alcoholic elixirs. (Note: Dujour Magazine has a great recipe for strawberry ice cubes as well!)
- Head to bargain fabric shops for pastel floral scraps for the making of a perfectly pretty table runner.
- Flea markets or garage sales are sure to have doilies I can use for place mats.
- Florals...oh florals. Still lost there. Definitely sunflowers! Make use of mugs for arrangements, or a floating petal bowl as a centerpiece.


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Love the teal drink and matching sugar rim! It is so much fun when you have a signature cocktail.
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What an amazing year it's been–to a wonderful, colorful 2013 for you and yours!
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Wow, just seem perfect
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Wow!! I've been looking at gold wedding stuff for the past few days and looked at it with coral, green, or turquoise. I had just decided I wanted blue shades with some green. I logged on here to pick some blue shades and this pops up. Everything is falling into place!!
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- Brenda's Wedding Blog said...
This inspiration board is so pretty and a perfect way to ring in the new year. How is it already so close to 2013? I don't have any specific changes lined up for the new year yet - other than to hope it's a healthier one than 2012 and that I get to spend many hours with our now family of 4 :)
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fabulous inspirational boards!
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stunning colors, thanks for sharing
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Guide to Residential Architectural Styles
By Diane Eddy-Low, Realtor with Hermann London Group, Maplewood.
Have you ever wondered what architectural style your house fits into or, while out and about, you come across a building or home you like but have a hard time correctly describing it? Well, every house or building has a style. Sometimes it has more than one because of renovations and new, eclectic mixes or the original architect combined styles for their Clients wants or needs.
Over the next few weeks I will blog about one specific style until we get through all 24! I can be reached for any questions at firstname.lastname@example.com 314-602-7174
Week 3 the Colonial
Colonial or Colonial Revival architecture stems from the period around the Revolutionary War which at the time drew influence from the Georgian architecture of Great Britain. These structures are typically two stories with the roof line running parallel to the street. They have a symmetrical front façade* often with an accented doorway with crown pediments*, fanlights* and sidelights with evenly spaced windows on the first and second level. Many times you will see double front doors with columned porches.
The Centennial Exhibition of 1876 reawakened Americans to their colonial past and gained momentum in the 1890s on into the early 20th century when the automobile allowed people to visit historic sites. Thus rocketing Colonial architecture to the forefront of favorite American architectural styles.
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I'd love any information you have about homes with screened in or wrap porches. Love your blogs!
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Somewhere around the end of last month I made a decision.
We need alot more fruits and veggies in our diets. No more of this crackers for most snacks business (really bad, I know).
Well, when I decide to do something, especially for our health, I stick to it! So, now I (Justice doesn't always participate and the hubby doesn't always have room to store fruits and veggies at work but they're both working on it) have at least one serving of fruits and/or veggies with each meal as well as having them for snacks. Justice knows that if she wants a snack she's getting fruits or veggies except for a rare treat of (lower sugar) animal crackers or goldfish or something.
And let me tell you, I love it!!
My typical choices are things that are easy to chop and store.
Watermelon, strawberries, raspberries, black berries, pears, apples, grapes, kiwi, and clementine oranges.
For veggies I tend to stick to grape or cherry tomatoes, cauliflower, baby carrots, orange and yellow peppers, celery, and cucumbers.
One tip I have found that helps immensely is cutting everything up as soon as we get home from grocery shopping. I was doing it at each meal time but by the time I was done, the meal was almost over. So, yesterday after I got everything put away, I proceeded to wash and chop about 5 lbs. of fruit. The veggies get pieced today. Talk about easier and more efficient. Wooo!
So I just thought that I'd share this morning's addition to breakfast.
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I hope that you all rethink your fruit and vegetable consumption (if it's not already sufficient) and use this as inspiration on how you can better your diet. You'll still get plenty of sweetness but packed with vitamins and antioxidants and fiber! Wooo!
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A dish full of Gujarati khaman is my entry for Click for Bri this month . You are part of Our prayers dear Bri. We really wish you to get all well soon dear Briana.
Here is some more Pure yellow dishes I posted till date on My Creative Ideas....
Posted by Pooja at Monday, June 30, 2008
Labels: click event, mbp, street food
Someday I'll invite myself for diner or to your place. :-) I'm hungry just looking at your pictures
Delicious entries, Pooja! :)
Great post Pooja. Perfect yellow for Briana and those dishes look fabulous. Khus Khus looks good and that Masala puri is to die for! I want some right now!!:D
Summer is giving us lot work, isn't it? We are planning to fix the house one room at a time, busy busy Summer for us too.. Take care, see you later!:)
everything looks soooo delicious. thanks for your entry, dear pooja.
Thanks for trying the sev batata puri...Can I come over for one or two puris??;-)
Lovely entry for click.
Love all your pictures.
everything looks delecious pooja
If I could I would just drop over to get some bites! Lovely spread:)
Great post Pooja. Pappy seeds looks good.
so many recipes and entries in one post.....that masala puri is mouth watering....loved the spread of yellow dishes
I was craving for some chats since morning and I can see some on ur blog..feel like having them right now
nice entry Pooja. m thinking of trying gharoda recipe. a little different from chilla, which we prepare. nice entry.
Hi Pooja,
sooo long I didn't see you, and I missed you.
You are very creative, and I always learn something from you.
Do you have any information or suggestions,pics about pomegranate?
All the best for you!
The couscous looks too beautiful Pooja..should have tasted great too i guess..
Lovely yellow pics! I loved all the dishes. Thanks for telling me about dhebra on Cooking Station. You have a award on TOM.
If you can't find pearl couscous and would like to try some, let me know and I can send you some :) Thanks for trying the recipe, dear Pooja!
Your post is so full of delicious pictures that I can't take my eyes off it :D
That's lovely Pooja. Hope you are having great time there. Take care. Viji
hey pooja,
This surely was a delight for food lovers,and yes i will be waiting for those khaman dhoklas recipe
I too like my sevpuri made with flat puris,puffed puris are strictly for panipuris.Arey woh chaat waala bhaiya aaya kyon nahin abhi tak.....i can't wait for him that long...hey poo,pass on some of these till then....lolz
Pooja, thank you very much for your lovely entry. Couscous is definitely my favorite, for a simple reason, it si so quick and healthy. And diverse, so one can never get tired... hope to see you around for July edition?
A very nice presentation of couscous.....well done , pooja !
Hi Pooja,
Ahaaa...atli badhi dish...hu tara tya jamva aavu k...??? :)))
Hope u remember me...I am Sonu(Sonal), always love ur Mahendi designs.
Keep it up.
Edison _diaz,
welcome to my blog. glad that you liked the recipes around here :) .
Kalai ,
thank you buddy :)
Hope you will have nice time redecorating your home dear Asha :) .Summer is really busy busy here too :D.
Glad to be a part of your event dearie.
come soon dear, i will make the whole new dishes for you then :) .
sagari , sunshine mom, andhra flavor , notey100,,
glad you guys like it . thank you :)
thank you dear , i just love all of them too much . never realized i have these many yellow dishes cooked and posted here before I literally searched for it .
come on over here then... soon... :)
ghaaroda is a good option to use left over rice and quick too. do let me know if you try.
yeah , was much occupied with ongoing stuffs dear, couldn't get time to blog hop much. will see if i can share something with pomegranate with you .
Divya v,
That tastes good too . tasty and healthy dish it is. also easy to cook ;)
thank you dear. will post that soon on here .
thats is so kind of you . Wil llet you know if i dont get it in near future.
Its so nice ot hear from you after along while. hope things are ok that end.
atleast you have option to looks after chaatwalah there, here we poor sould making it at home :( ...
yeah i will around with this months T&T too . stay tuned...
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NJ Environmentalists Respond to Christie's Earth Day Silence
Governor offers no official recognition of Earth Day
by Tom Johnson, NJSpotlight.com
Earth Day passed, if not away, then at least quietly in New Jersey yesterday.
There were an array of small events, but not the usual big ceremonies celebrating the state's once unyielding commitment to the environment, a record embellished by some of the nation's toughest laws to protect the air, water and public from harmful pollution.
Gov. Chris Christie, the target of criticism from environmentalists during his tenure, failed to even acknowledge the day.
Asked whether that reflected his interest in the environment, his spokesman, Michael Drewniak, responded: "It signifies nothing and the premise of your loaded question is false and offensive.''
David Pringle, campaign director of the New Jersey Environmental Federation, which endorsed Christie in his election effort, said Christie's failure to do an Earth Day event reflects the fact that he does not have much to brag about. Responding to Drewniak's comment, Pringle added, "It's typical -- when you can't attack the message, you attack the messenger -- whether it's Tom Johnson or Jeff Tittel [director of the New Jersey Sierra Club].
Perhaps fittingly, it rained all day, bringing welcome precipitation to a state parched by unusually dry weather with worries New Jersey soon could be in the midst of a new drought crisis.
At a time when environmental laws face increased scrutiny and criticism in Trenton, and, more so in Washington, the view that the public and New Jersey might be moving in that same conservative direction where environmental laws apparently have less support was disputed by some environmentalists.
"You see a lot of young people going green -- recycling and bringing canvas bags to supermarkets. You see a lot of companies going green -- putting solar on their roofs or grounds,'' Tittel said.
"Now, you see government going in the wrong direction,'' said Tittel, citing both the Christie and Obama administrations.
Nevertheless, it did not stop Democrats from hurling criticism at the Republican governor.
In a press release issued by the Democratic press office, Assemblyman John McKeon (D-Essex), a sponsor of the bill creating protections for the New Jersey Highlands, the source of drinking water for many residents, sharply lashed out at the appointment of a new executive director at the regional agency.
"The Christie administration continues to play politics with the environment by pushing Morris County Freeholder Gene Feyl as executive director of the Highlands Council, following the unconscionable ouster of Eileen Swann, who was removed from her post, despite doing an outstanding job of implementing the Highlands Act,'' McKeon said.
Feyl was hired as executive director of the council this past Thursday, a move that some environmentalists saw as a ramping up of what they view as a bid by the governor to repeal the Highlands Act, not by legislative means, but from the inside, according to Doug O'Malley, field director for Environment New Jersey.
"The truth is there's not much to celebrate this Earth Day,'' said O'Malley whose group was among 27 organizations that joined together to file a lawsuit against a controversial new rule that would allow the Department of Environmental Protection to waive environmental regulations if they were deemed unduly burdensome.
4:53 pm on Monday, April 23, 2012
New Jersey owes its very life to environmental laws of the Nixon era. Remember when a drive down the New Jersey Turnpike was a choking gut-turning experience because of all of the chemicals in the air? I do. I live in Kentucky now but I drove on the Turnpike in that same area several times in the past week and many times in the past decade without any notice of the past filth whatsoever. I remember how it got cleaner and cleaner ONLY because of the environmental laws. Maybe Christie likes air he can chew!!!!!
Hackensack Marty
7:58 am on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
no jobs no money no hope and a lot of debt say hallo to NJ the no fun state
9:22 am on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
No fun? I'll have you know New Jersey has excellent TV reception.
Tommy P
12:35 pm on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
@Maritn most of the state's debt, including the money promised to the public employees retirement fund does NOT come with the full faith and credit of the state of nj. We can simply pass a law and not pay it.
8:30 am on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
In Wayne, a dedicated group from NNJC.org completed its 6th consecutive High Mtn. Clean Up . The difference is amazing. high Mtn has once again been returned to a premier local hiking venue through the efforts of private citizens, working as a group over the last 6 years.
eyes wide shut
11:58 am on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Excellent point Scondo...To bad Gov. Christie, (the man with more Chin's than a Chinese phone book, don't see the effects of it. The only Green he likes is the color of money he is putting into his cronies pockets...
12:12 pm on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
eyes , it is not just Christie. Look back to the Florio debacle of ISRA, Industrial Site Reclamation Act which gave birth to environmental consultants and law firms who would for a fee, navigate the regulatory quicksand established by the aforesaid admin. And in keeping with tradition those same regularory navigators would handsomely contribute to the political forces with the foresight to make them so very wealthy at the cost to the rest of the state. Similarly look at the Oil Tank Remediation forces, legions of licensed tank removal contractors whose "worth" is in being able to file papers with the byzantine DEP to get a NFA Letter and not in their ability to remove a tank in the ground. The only thing that they need remember is to be large in the political arena. Special intereste get special treatment in the regulatory jungle. But while talking Environmentally, let us not forget to credit the Passaic River Coalition and the Sierra Group for their role in killing the flood tunnel and all that they have done for people of Wayne. Being environmentally sensitive is not always what it appears to be, so we must always be cautious, lest the fox be let into the hen house.
12:34 pm on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
The fat man seems to always parrot the party line,cannot think for himself unless he is bullying someone.
12:45 pm on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Why is it that when you loud mouthed liberals have nothing to actually contribute, you go straight to the mean and cruel fat jokes? Cause I'm so sure you are all 0% body fat in and tip top shape. Either contribute something intelligent and useful or do everyone a favor and shut YOUR piehole. Thanks in advance. :-)
5:29 pm on Friday, April 27, 2012
I did read. You started with "The fat man ..."
That is my point. What does his weight have to do with any political agenda.
Then we have eyes wide shut with this "the man with more Chin's than a Chinese phone book" which is also not very "pc" along with being another "fat" joke.
Scondo - you have made great contributions - statements made up of fact and reasoning. I am sorry if I offended you, I was certainly not speaking about you when I made my original comment.
1:48 pm on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
@Kathy, which "loud mouthed liberals" are you directing your actual contribution in form of your comment to. I can't claim 0% , but I can claim sub 30%, I can't claim tip top shape, but I can claim having contributed something useful--if you see my 8:30 AM , post, for I was the person who started that effort way back when. So if you have no more to add, why not heed your own advice. The mote is in your eye.
Andy Schmidt
4:27 pm on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Clean air, clean water, clean soil - these are basic necessitities that every person has a vested interest in, unless they want to see themselves and their loved ones exposed to pollutants and their health consequences.
This should have nothing to do with party affiliation. You can make up lost money next year if you lose some this year. You can manage through a tough economic climate until a recovery sets in. All of these things are secondary to the most basic needs of all of humanity.
Anyone who is not able to prioritize this properly (whatever their politial post and fiscal agenda might be otherwise), should step aside - whether in the state or the federal government. People need to start looking past the smoke screens of both parties and vote in line with their most basic interests.
Marcia Ringel
8:38 pm on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
The politicizing of caring about the environment we live in has been a disaster. If there is one thing that affects us all, it's the air we breathe, the water we drink and cook in, and the soil in which we grow our food.
Tommy P
10:25 pm on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
The democrats and their global warming alarmist scam has really hurt the enviornment.
Andy Schmidt
8:28 am on Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Well, it is unfortunate that the term "gobal warming" has such as comfortable homey feeling - and is so easily "dispelled" by critics who cite extreme BAD weather as "layman proof" that scientists are wrong.
There can be no denying that a severe climate change is occurring - and in some regions it has lead to dramatic increases in temperatures in the air and the water with permanent or impeding loss of wide ranges of species.
It's not a matter of "believing", it's just a matter of looking at historical photographic evidence of glaciers (where they actually still exist) and the fact that new shipping lanes near the north pole are now possible where there used to be ice.
Facts are not democratic or conservative - they effect ALL humans no matter their political conviction. It is people like you Tom, who turn it into a political game, as if it's just another tax rate or war spending issue.
It's too serious a matter to use it for cheap shots against one party or the other.
In fact, no matter which party, it exposes people who are NOT treating the environment with the absolute priority that it should have and who should be doing everything to raise awareness with your constituents to get them aboard for necessary policy changes.
Tommy P
8:46 am on Wednesday, April 25, 2012
@Andy I am an environmentalist. We clearly will not have a meaningful scientific debate on a site like this one. However, the "evidence" is deniable.
There is no question the UN has taken the leading role in "climate change", a term which is a kin to sun rise since the climate is always changing. It used to be called Global Cooling when I was younger and Global Warming not too long ago.
The CRIMINAL United Nations activity lead by the University of East Anglia needs to be ended. Spend a little time reading up on Mann and Jones wrote in emails they thought were private. Statements like "I've just completed Mike's Nature [the science journal] trick of adding in the real temps to each series for the last 20 years (ie, from 1981 onwards) and from 1961 for Keith's to hide the decline." Don't need to be a PhD in physics to understand that do you?
Tommy P
8:48 am on Wednesday, April 25, 2012
I am not influential enough to turn the "science" into a political debate, the watermelon (green on the outside red on the inside) politicians who want to peddle influence and raise money for taxes and their friends in big business do that. Look at how much of a scam carbon credits are. Its nothing more than a way for politicians to hand out corporate welfare while attacking small business and taxing everyone more.
It's hard to argue these guys are not criminal. IF they are right, they are criminal for not sharing ALL the data for everyone to see and for any peer, not just select peers to review. IF we are to believe their predictions (none of which have come true yet) the consequences are so dire, is not criminal to withhold that information? IF they are cooking the books and perpetrating a fraud, clearly that's criminal too.
We should focus on cleaning up brown fields like the plume under many of our homes, improving ground water, and other meaningful things.
Andy Schmidt
8:53 am on Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Tom, that email exchange is old news and has long been put into the proper context. The underlying numbers did NOT change, just because someone was trying to figure out a presentation "trick" on how to make the numbers he was trying to emphasize stand out the clearest.
The numbers weren't wrong or falsified - as the original fake outcry wanted everyone to believe (and apparently succeeded with some still believing today), someone was trying to find the most effective way to get the message across without confusing people with low attention span to get distracted by seemingly "declines".
Andy Schmidt
9:00 am on Wednesday, April 25, 2012
As far as predictions NOT coming true: Hm, the polar cap IS melting, glaciers HAVE entirely disappeared from many locations - or shrunk by 80%
And some of this is happening MUCH earlier that some people even were able to predict 10 years ago!
Some things have not YET happened - but that's the problem with predictions - they will not necessarily ALL come true, or necessarily within the time frame expected. The problem is when people like you focus on those predictions that have not yet materialized (which is ALWAYS understood to be a possiblity) instead of sticking their heads in the sand about THOSE predictions have have ALREADY come true.
Andy Schmidt
10:15 am on Wednesday, April 25, 2012
>> the climate is always changing <<
Another favorite trick by people who can't face the truth. WEATHER is always changing, day to day, season to season - even over the years we do see "cold" years, "dry" years, etc. - but at the end those short and long-term changes in weather will "average out".
The word "climate" means:
"The weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period."
It is supposed to rather stabile for an area.
It is the fact that CLIMATE is changing, which is the major cause for concern.
Tommy P
8:35 pm on Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Andy, proper context to manipulate the data to get a disired result? Are they scientists or charlatans? Why not present all the data? With the seriousness of their predictions, and the government funding from the EU and US, why isn't the raw data published? Doesn't it bother you they are not publishing the data? Is it a fraud or are they being terribly irresponsible? Either way it's not good.
How do you account for the mideavel warming? How do you account for the temperature increases on Mars, Venus and other planets? How do you account for the ice age? I could go and on with sources, but despite the observable data, your committed to the idea. I may have an easier time convincing a priest Jesus was just a man.
I'm not an expert, but I have a hard time trusting people with their hands in my pocket withholding data.
Charelle Wilson Hanley
6:52 pm on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
This Gov. has lowered the standards of NY Motor Vehicles so that no one has to pass a test for emissions or anything! Tires can fall of of your car! It's pitiful! Christie is could care less about our safety, our air, our health - forget the environment!!!
9:00 am on Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Now that is a bold faced lie. Emissions tests are still required. They just moved if from when a car turned 4 years old to when a car turns 5 years old.
The only thing that was accurate was your statement that mechanical inspections no longer are required by the state. And let me point out that 29 other states also no longer require mechanical inspections.
But who cares anyway? Most people go to their mechanic to get their inspection done instead of some overpaid and under-trained hack that works for the state who wouldn't know a bald tire from a hole in the ground so we already get an idea of what mechanical issues our vehicles have when we get the inspection done.
10:15 am on Wednesday, April 25, 2012
The GOP is loathe to acknowledge Earth Day because of its ties to Lenin's Birthday and its socialist agenda. It is unfortunate that the environmental movement was hijacked by the most anti American groups. Seems silly, but it is true. The GOP should at least acknowledge that environmental balance is needed, something that the environmental groups seem incapable of wrapping around.
1:26 pm on Wednesday, April 25, 2012
"Gov. Chris Christie, the target of criticism from environmentalists during his tenure, failed to even acknowledge the day."
Let's be honest,anyone who cares so little about their own appearance, is not going to care about the environment of our state. No shock here.
Big Ben
9:11 pm on Tuesday, May 1, 2012
What caused all the global warming and glacier melts in the dozen or so times that this happened before man came along? How did the planet survive and correct the condition without Al Gore? My belief is that this global warming, global cooling is all part of the normal life cycle of the planet. Perhaps the planet might even die if man develops technology/strategy to end this cycle.
Keith Jensen
9:21 am on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Have you heard about the 3 large concrete reservoirs that are going up in your area's back yard? This has already been quietly voted on, passed, and the press is keeping it on the hush-hush. Well, that is if you allow it to stay that way.
The reservoirs are to be drained and these $100Million monoliths will rise (along with your property taxes) for everyone to see looming above Paterson on Rte. 80.
Read and comment here if it is a concern:
10:14 am on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
The truth follows
"EPA's mandate requires that all open reservoirs that contain drinking water to be covered with concrete or undergo additional retreatment processes to protect drinking water from biological pathogens."
This is a Jackson / Obama? EPA mandated solution to a non problem.


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Naturalization Ceremony at Neshobe SchoolMay 10, 2012
Naturalization Ceremony at Neshobe School
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