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1. N.J. tax revenue collections mirror what Christie's treasury officials predicted for 2011-12
(N.J./State)

... to make estimates for total revenue for July and August. “Going forward, the ongoing malaise in the national economy and the fiscal crisis gripping European governments raises serious questions about ...

2. Could Major League Baseball or 'honkball' be coming to the Netherlands?
(Sports/Professional)

... and the country is rebuilding the infrastructure so the low country might be a good place to start in MLB’s quest to find a European market and sell baseball. The Netherlands will be celebrating 100 ...

3. Pieces of falling NASA satellite could land in densely populated areas
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... populated areas in parts of Britain, Europe, North and South America and Asia. NASA claimed there was minimal public safety risk, but they admitted more than half a ton of metal from the satellite could ...

4. Goodrem a Hack
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

Delta says she's "Artist of the Decade", but the fact is no Australian artist can sell records there. Like most countries, Australians prefer US and European musical artists. Delta's "record setting" ...

5. Tom Brady who? NFL is ignored in Europe
(Sports/Professional)

... to rot in front of a television for 13 hours a day once a week in the fall is not shared by Europeans. The National Football League is far, far behind the other North American sports, the National Hockey ...

6. The Debt
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... by European/American crucifictionists 1933-1945. There is no 'closure'...and the dilemmas faced by the film's characters plague my people everywhere. For those who don't understand it -- I fail to see ...

7. Should you be buying stocks now?
(Money/Economy)

... Thomas Mack Associates, Rockaway “Dollar-cost average” We have three items that are hanging over the market right now--Europe, the U.S. Treasury debt resolution and its negative impact on our confidence, ...

8. Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal reflect on 9/11 U.S. Open
(Sports/Professional)

... in New York for a concert, but instead he went to his parents' home in Florida. Roger Federer was 20 in 2001 and was already back in Europe when the attacks occurred. He said, "I went up to see the ...

9. Battleship New Jersey
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... To spend an extra day getting to the present location is somewhat amazing in that the majority of people from Europe go to New York City area and airports and not Camden, NJ ...

10. Discarded NFL players continue the fight for health insurance
(Sports/Professional)

... Hall of Fame is incomplete without Curt Flood and Marvin Miller Rupert Murdoch's News Corp scandal could mean trouble for U.S. sports partners Deron Williams revives NBA players' interest in Europe ...

11. ‘The Whistleblower’ movie review, trailer: Rachel Weisz stars in sex-trafficking thriller
(Entertainment/Movies)

...  For Americans in particular, the bottom line is that the kidnapping of Eastern European girls and women and their private imprisonment for use as sex slaves represents your tax dollars at work. Those ...

12. N.Y. Red Bulls have the best fans in the area
(Sports/Professional)

... each non-stop half, and the intimacy of the seating puts fans right on top of the pitch, in a style similar to the best arenas in Europe but one that is foreign to most major stadia here. Now credit ...

13. What do the GOP candidates think of Title IX?
(Sports/Professional)

... of players at the NCAA level. Her proposal is not unlike the transfer fees National Hockey League owners have to pay to Canadian Junior A teams or to get players out of Europe in some cases. It is an ...

14. Maybe doomsdayer Harold Camping was onto something
(Opinion/Commentary)

... predicted the world would end on May 21? It didn’t. Or did it? The Middle East is figuratively on fire. London and Birmingham are literally. A huge chunk of Europe is nearly bankrupt. A manifesto-writing ...

15. L.A. Vikings news is good for Zygi Wilf in Minnesota
(Sports/Professional)

... Hall of Fame is incomplete without Curt Flood and Marvin Miller Rupert Murdoch's News Corp scandal could mean trouble for U.S. sports partners Deron Williams revives NBA players' interest in Europe ...

16. ‘Jersey Shore’ cast is happy to be back from Italy
(Entertainment/Movies)

... start as the cast learns about bidets, Vespas and other pleasures of European living. Romance, though, may not be in the cards. Deena Nicole Cortese admitted she missed her Jersey boys. She felt the ...

17. New York Islanders still have a shot at a new arena
(Sports/Professional)

... NBA players' interest in Europe A sports FAQ guide to NFL and NBA lockouts 2011 NBA lockout can trace its roots back to 1983 Handouts to NFL owners have been an absolute failure How the NHL and ...

18. NFL and NFLPA’s labor woes may not be over yet
(Sports/Professional)

... could mean trouble for U.S. sports partners Deron Williams revives NBA players' interest in Europe A sports FAQ guide to NFL and NBA lockouts 2011 NBA lockout can trace its roots back to 1983 Handouts ...

19. Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik reportedly spent a week in Newark in 2004
(World/International)

... capital on July 22 and opening fire on a youth group retreat on an island to, as he described it, save Europe from what he termed “Muslim domination.” He killed 77 people.  ...

20. Is the United Football League done?
(Sports/Professional)

... Hall of Fame is incomplete without Curt Flood and Marvin Miller Rupert Murdoch's News Corp scandal could mean trouble for U.S. sports partners Deron Williams revives NBA players' interest in Europe ...