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1. "The Show"
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It's shows like this that give New Jersey a bad name. Any time I travel everyone asks where my "Jersey accent is ? " You don't have to be rich to have some class and speak correctly. I have plenty of ...

2. Health care reform lawsuit has states hedging
(U.S./Nation)

... its insurance exchange will look like, which is among the more onerous tasks for states to implement. "No matter how we feel personally about the reform," Stensland says, "if it goes through and if it ...

3. Bill to change affordable housing rules, abolish COAH, up for vote
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... growth away from environmentally sensitive areas in the Highlands and Pinelands, and asks municipalities in Ocean, Cumberland, and Sussex counties to build more housing than municipalities in areas of ...

4. Housing advocates strongly oppose Sen. Lesniak's $20M bill to bailout private developer
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... new barriers to the construction of affordable homes and apartments. "Such policies would hurt cities and first ring suburbs around the state, places that S-1 asks to do more than their fair share while ...

5. ‘Mademoiselle Chambon' quintessentially – and brilliantly – French
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... the eponymous Mademoiselle. They meet when Jean comes to pick up the boy, and the teacher impulsively asks him to fill in on an upcoming career day and tell the children about his work. Playing Mademoiselle, ...

6. Billy Crudup meets ‘The Metal Children’
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... by a cultural vigilante committee roaring about in Porky Pig masks, vandalizing places and bashing people. The drama partly climaxes during a town meeting when Tobin melts down and confides how he came ...

7. Steve Martin's ‘Picasso at the Lapin Agile’ premieres this month in Red Bank
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... of what is ahead in this new century 10 years on. "What will this century be like? What legacy will we leave?" he asks. Indeed, the play not only takes place a year before Einstein was to become world-famous, ...

8. ‘Robin Hood’ with Russell Crowe: A movie review
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...  Indeed, when Richard asks Crowe's character, Robin Longstride, if he thinks God will be pleased by the Crusade, Robin says no. During a massacre, a Muslim woman looked deep into Robin's eyes ...

9. Morristown's Macculloch Hall hosting Thomas Nast exhibit
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... a congressional commission voted along party lines to award them all to Hayes. But alas, that outcome reflected a backroom deal between the parties. The Republicans turned their basks on southern Blacks, ...

10. Chase on-line customers targeted by identity scammers
(Money/Economy)

... details will suspend you from accessing your account online." You are then directed to another official-looking site, which asks for account and personal information. This is a scam! Never answer ...

11. Lawmakers urge NFL to host N.J. Super Bowl
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Assembly panel asks league to bring game to Meadowlands in 2014 A resolution urging the National Football League to choose the new football stadium being completed in the Meadowlands as the site of Super ...

12. Lynn Redgrave loses battle with cancer
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... The endless memories she created as a mother, grandmother, writer, actor and friend will sustain us for the rest of our lives. Our entire family asks for privacy through this difficult time." Redgrave, ...

13. Banks warning customers about identity theft
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... your immediate attention. The message will say "Please contact us immediately about your account." In this kind of scam, you are directed to a phony web site, which asks for personal and bank information. ...

14. ‘Sons of Perdition’ documentary: A Tribeca Film Festival movie review
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... before some of the most recent Although The Crick has a school, it teaches religion and math. One of Joe Broadbent's older sisters asks what the capital of the United States is. No, she insists, "I really ...

15. MLS business guru, N.J. native Nelson Rodriguez helping soccer grow in U.S.
(Sports/Professional)

... fill all the seats each week at Red Bull Arena and find ways to resurrect the passionate youth following in the area that the MetroStars were building and then lost. Those tasks will help continue to engage ...

16. Christie asks poor women to sacrifice more than others with proposed N.J. budget cuts
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BY ELIZABETH SCHROEDER COMMENTARY Gov. Chris Christie, in his budget address, said that all New Jerseyans must sacrifice if the state is to climb out of its $11 billion hole. Yet he made it clear that ...

17. Thanks for the memories...
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... at work. In my view, my wife and those like her perform heroic tasks on a daily basis. It's impossible to quantify the life changing influence provided by of our professional educators. Until, at years ...

18. Disclosure of payments to doctors part of health care reform
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... me lunch or giving me a tote bag?" he asks. Other physicians acknowledge that donations from industry — even small ones — can create conflicts of interest. "There is extensive literature suggesting that ...

19. Christie’s latest offensive against teachers may prompt mass exodus of NJ’s best
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... the groups he asks to sacrifice. He's not calling on doctors, lawyers or bankers; nor is he asking millionaires to do their bit — which would be easy enough through re-enactment of the "millionaire's tax," ...

20. Nuclear power making a comeback in U.S.
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... and generate more waste when it's likely to stay in your state for a very long time?" asks Ellen Vancko, who studies nuclear energy for the Union of Concerned Scientists. "It's being sold as clean and ...