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1. Michael Strahan says Tiki Barber has NFL comeback potential
(Sports/Professional)

... Cha later filed for divorce. And in 2010, NBC decided not to renew his $300,000 per year contract. On Sunday, NFL teams had their rosters set for the 2011 season, and not one of them had called Barber. ...

2. Reauthorization of Federal Surface Transportation bill could mean $300M for N.J. road and bridge repair
(N.J./State)

... Congressional delegation to provide bipartisan support for reauthorization of the Federal Surface Transportation bill, which could bring $300 million in road and bridge repair aid to the state. Among ...

3. Why are Germany, Japan, China and Brazil economic dynamos while the U.S. is sinking out of sight?
(Opinion/Commentary)

... line watching an individual cashing in on $300 worth of foodstamps – actually it’s all computerized – the individual just swiped a card and, voilà, the food bill was cut by $300. Anyway, would this individual ...

4. Your reasoning is flawed
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... would invest all $30 million (to use your numbers) and save $0. Secondly, even if his propensity to save was very low, that still doesn't preclude the possibility that he may just simply not want ...

5. Warren Buffett’s view seems inconsistent
(Opinion/Commentary)

... him $30 million to invest. As a shrewd businessman who has accumulated large amounts of capital, he would invest these funds in new or growing companies where he saw an opportunity. This capital would ...

6. Smart investments can help small businesses and the economy
(Money/Economy)

... will result in $10 in new private lending. This is a big expectation and may not be realistic. Additionally, the Small Business Lending Fund, a $30 billion asset pool also established by the Small Business ...

7. Give Me Liberty (State Park) or Give Me Death (Camden)
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... paying visitors. Please don't disrespect our Nation's most famous ship as over $30 million of our hard-earned NJ taxpayer dollars were already flushed down the Delaware River. I was on two navy ships including ...

8. N.J. awards $14.6M to 95 local governments and airports for infrastructure improvements
(N.J./State)

... Union County $300,000 each to Bergenfield and Alpine, Bergen County for street resurfacing projects A bikeway project in Wildwood, Cape May County, award of $290,000 $250,000 for a streetscape project ...

9. Gov. Christie signs bipartisan bill providing over $10 million to 58 N.J. historic sites
(N.J./State)

... Westampton, $30,690. “Historic places enhance New Jersey’s image as a vacation destination,” state Community Affairs Commissioner Lori Grifa said. “These sites tap into people’s desire to learn something ...

10. State has $450,000 to invest in New Jersey technology community
(Money/Economy)

... increased available funds from $30 million to $60 million through the innovative Technology Business Tax Certificate Transfer Program in the 2011-12 budget. Gov. Chris Christie also recently signed into ...

11. Christie highlights his commitments to health care
(N.J./State)

... $30 million in federal Medicaid funds under the 9-to-1 match they refused to apply for. Six women’s health clinics have closed and others have cut back hours and staff. The 201011 budget reduced the ...

12. New Budweiser can redesign tied to the bow (PHOTO)
(Money/Economy)

... for $30 a case. A Hollywood producer reportedly rented a wine cellar for 100 cases of old Coke. On July 11, New Coke was taken from store shelves. Marketing professors at Olin Business School at Washington ...

13. N.J. offering up to $500K in growth capital aid to tech and life science companies
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... Jersey as a home for innovation, Christie increased available funds from $30 million to $60 million through the innovative Technology Business Tax Certificate Transfer Program in the 2011-12 state budget. ...

14. Sen. Sweeney launches website to counter Christie's 'misleading information' about education aid
(N.J./State)

... $30 million because governing is choosing,” Christie said. “We’ve got to choose and I’m choosing to invest in K-to-12 education. I’m choosing to invest in our state’s hospitals. I’m choosing to invest ...

15. come to look
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... $30 Sunglasses(Oakey,coach,gucci,Armaini) $15 New era cap $15 Bikini (Ed hardy,polo) $21 FREE sHIPPING http://www.benzlogo.com ...

16. Hot air balloon festival lifts off in Readington, N.J. this weekend
(N.J./State)

... is $30, $15 for children between four and12, free for children three and younger. Balloon ride tickets are $200 in the morning and $225 at night. More information is available here.  ...

17. David Tyree and Eric Kelly among guests at Children of the City Gala
(Entertainment/Movies)

... only attended but auctioned off an hour training session with him at the Church Street Gym. The winning bidder paid $300 to learn from this experienced boxing instructor. The beautiful Miss NY, Kaitlin ...

18. Christie and Democrats each insist they care for N.J. seniors the most
(N.J./State)

... One cannot overlook the fact that Governor Christie increased funding in the Senior and Disabled Citizens’ Freeze program by $30 million in order to fund the real cost of providing additional property ...

19. So, to be clear
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

If I make over $300,000 a year and own my home outright, my taxes will go down under the Gang of Six Plan, as the highest tax bracket drops from 39.6% to 28%. If I make $80,000 a year in a high cost of ...

20. News Corp. may have tried computer hacking of N.J. company FLOORgraphics, Inc.
(U.S./Nation)

... in the middle of the trial, News America Marketing settled the case and bought FLOORgraphics in a deal worth about $30 million that requires the Rebhs to not discuss the case. The purchase of the company ...