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1. ‘Jerseylicious’ welcomes new cast member in second season, which debuts Sept. 5
(Entertainment/Movies)

... she is expecting her first child, but she is getting self-conscious of her growing belly," Style Network says. "With a little encouragement from her friends and colleagues, she decides to embrace her ...

2. NFL’s concussion warning poster a small step for football
(Sports/Professional)

... after the Super Bowl is played in February. So far there is no political pressure on the owners and players to address the old players needs however that could change if Congress decides to take a closer ...

3. Christie vetoes homebuyer’s tax credit, two healthcare bills Democrats designed to create jobs
(N.J./State)

... $7.5 million in funds for women's health and family planning programs, said, "It's a sad day when the governor ... decides to put political ideology ahead of the health and safety of women and men across ...

4. Movie review: ‘Orlando’ starring Tilda Swinton (VIDEO)
(Entertainment/Movies)

... subsidy before forcing himself to read Orlando's dreadful verse. Disappointed again, Orlando decides to give diplomacy a try, and he travels to the mysterious Orient where he meets the sexy Khan (Lothare ...

5. N.J. small business owners can now get affordable healthcare
(Money/Economy)

... with 50 or fewer employees still decides not to buy health insurance with these incentives, there is no penalty. They're exempt from the employer responsibility provision of the new law. In this case, ...

6. Next cable TV battle pits Time Warner against Disney
(Entertainment/Movies)

... have the highest carriage fees in the business at over $4 a month per subscriber. While the big boys fight, the consumer gets no say unless the consumer decides to get rid of cable TV. The cable industry ...

7. A terrific fund family you may never have heard of
(Money/Economy)

... stocks) as the investor grows older. A team of nine senior people decides whether or not to buy stocks recommended by the 60 research analysts. Among the nine: three economists, who engage in "top-down" ...

8. Inspections And The "Toll" They Take
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... this is unless the state of New Jersey decides to operate exclusively out of private garages. So, motorists should not get their hopes up that good `ol DMV's will be shuttin' down any time soon. The ...

9. There appears to be a player collusion problem in the NBA
(Sports/Professional)

... on their own or because some general manager decides that the player isn't good enough and needs to be replaced. Players come and go. But players should not call the shots, employees don't call shots, ...

10. N.J. hospitals want to be only sellers of medical marijuana
(Health/Healthquest)

... is considering as it decides upon implementing the controversial law within the next six months, said state Sen. Nicholas Scutari (D-Union), one of the law's sponsors. "The program not only will make ...

11. N.J. task force recommends 8 major ways to privatize state government operations
(N.J./State)

...  If Christie decides to move on the recommendations, at least some would need the approval of the Democratic-controlled Legislature. Assembly Speaker Sheila Y. Oliver (D-Essex) and Assembly Budget Chairman ...

12. Signing with the Miami Heat makes LeBron James a villain
(Sports/Professional)

... on South Beach, he rewrote every Disney classic that I watched growing up. My favorite moment of Michael Jordan's 1996 classic, Space Jam, is when Jordan decides that his squad of Looney Tune all-stars ...

13. Critics cry fowl as Bergen County gasses gaggles of geese
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... Hague said. The county authorized the program reluctantly, and will not decide on future participation until the USDA evaluates this year's effectiveness. "The USDA is the agency who decides whether ...

14. Jersey Shore beach access a new issue with local rule
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... up to the town. Whatever the town decides, the DEP must approve it. "We want a policy in place that works for everyone, that allows ample and easy access to our waters while removing onerous burdens ...

15. For N.Y. Knicks, it’s LeBron James or bust in 2010
(Sports/Professional)

... what zip code the reigning MVP will refer to as home this fall, and how he will change one city's fortunes, but little has been made about where the Knicks will be if LeBron decides not to relocate to ...

16. Blaming arbitration is a clever political maneuver in N.J.
(Opinion/Commentary)

... Forcing police officers into arbitration means contract decisions fall into the lap of faceless arbitrators. It cleverly allows politicians to escape responsibility for whatever an arbitrator decides. ...

17. ‘Splice' well grounded in the fundamentals of Shelley's Frankenstein
(Entertainment/Movies)

... Clive and especially Elsa are not going to let corporate stunt their growth. Elsa decides to take the project to the next level, dragging Clive along step by step. He might dig in his heels if he knew ...

18. Fight for socialism (whatever that is)
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... a formula the Executive decides is best. Now, regardless of the merits, since the above article provides no reason to believe the implementation of such a formula is mandatory, Executive branch interference ...

19. New EPA rule is an unrealistic way to protect homeowners from lead
(Opinion/Commentary)

... material is unconscionable and unrealistic. And what's to stop a homeowner who first undertakes a remodeling job himself (and doesn't follow the RRP rule), but, after four or five weeks, decides to call ...

20. N.J. woman forced to give up her ‘BIOCH’ license plates
(Life/Style)

Decides not to fight state MVC BY ANGELA DAIDONE NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM For four years, Kim Romano cruised around in her blue Chrysler convertible with vanity plates that caught the eye of lots of ...