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1. ‘Take Flight’ landing on Broadway would be exciting
(Entertainment/Movies)

... it will be up to audiences to decide whether or not it is a tragic flaw — it is a musical without heart. The evening begins, sans overture, on a bare stage, sand stretching from the footlights to ...

2. What the NFL's antitrust loss in Supreme Court means
(Sports/Professional)

... a football game without some cooperation between the teams, means that the league is one entity. Of course, the basic flaw in this reasoning is that each NFL team runs its own business and makes its ...

3. Happy Together Tour hits Asbury Park for a 60’s Summer Reunion
(Entertainment/Movies)

... bang them pleasure machines all you want, or until that old carpal tunnel flares. Not that I don't get emotional in general over any and all signs of the dusting off of this city. I guess I spent too ...

4. A Meadowlands Super Bowl could be an NFL — and New Jersey — debacle
(Sports/Professional)

... play at all in 1961, but in 1962, switching his position from running back to wide receiver (then known as flanker), Gifford had an astounding All-Pro season. In 1962, the Giants' passing game was vastly ...

5. India plane crash kills 159
(World/International)

... over a decade. The plane crashed as it overshot the runway after landing in the southern Indian city of Mangalore on a flight from Dubai early Saturday. Television images showed flames billowing from ...

6. Christie’s math not adding up for this N.J. school district
(Opinion/Commentary)

... partisan politics into the process and fanned the flames of the residents ire for his own personal political well being. The Mayor, it seems, is up for re-election, he took a very bad beating earlier ...

7. Patrik Auda and Anali Okoloji sign to play basketball for Seton Hall
(Sports/Professional)

... as a versatile big man with a strong work ethic. In his lone season at Impact Basketball Academy (Fla.), he averaged 25 points, 11 rebounds and six assists per game. The 6-foot-8, 220-pounder originated ...

8. Too much salt can lead to hypertension in children
(Health/Healthquest)

... meat, rather than canned or processed types. Use herbs, spices and salt-free seasoning blends in cooking and at the table. Cook rice, pasta and hot cereals without salt. Cut back on instant or flavored ...

9. Rand Paul is right, Rachel Maddow is wrong: anti-discrimination laws discriminate
(Opinion/Commentary)

... any of this. She kept pestering Paul about black people being refused to be served at lunch counters. There are numerous flaws in the public accommodation section of the Civil Rights Act. There is ...

10. ‘The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity’ exposes the racial games played for mad money
(Entertainment/Movies)

... (Desmin Borges), a Puerto Rican pro wrestler whose underdog job is to make flashier but less proficient associates look like superstars in the ring. Major case in point is the current black champion Chad ...

11. Organic pizza comes to Red Bank with Pizza Fusion
(Entertainment/Movies)

... hormones. Franchise-owner/operator, Paul Finkler, explains that the founders of the company, sought to provide customers with the most flavorful organic food experience possible using only fresh ...

12. ‘Banana Shpeel’ shlips up at the Beacon
(Entertainment/Movies)

... being Patrick de Valette, a skinny mop-haired dude who does antic flasher bits. Much of the so-called comedy is tiresome banter. There's scarcely any slapstick business. Nobody even slips on a banana ...

13. State sues paver Williams Asphalt Materials after customers complain of poor work
(N.J./State)

... Mills in Burlington County, and Freehold in Monmouth County. Home improvement contractor registration records show that Henry Williams of Flanders, is the owner. According to the complaint, the company ...

14. N.J. unemployment stays flat for April
(Money/Economy)

State increases jobs by 10,500 New Jersey unemployment rate remained at 9.8 percent in April, but the state Department of Labor and Workforce Development maintains businesses are doing more hiring. The ...

15. Illegal immigrant ID cards issued in 3 N.J. cities
(N.J./State)

... of the Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fun, said that both Trenton and Princeton are trying to fill the void created by Congress's failure to fix a flawed immigration system. Juega told The ...

16. N.J. should pay close attention to Greece, where a trillion bucks ain’t quite enough
(Opinion/Commentary)

... currency that they can inflate into oblivion. They must do their borrowing in a foreign currency over which they have no control. It's the same story for California, New York, and New Jersey: the Greece, ...

17. How to end of food temptation (my Starbucks ‘aha' moment)
(Health/Healthquest)

... and 200 calories by getting sugar-free flavor and only 2 pumps!). Anyway, I began to see people falling victim to the ever-tempting "pastry" case that is smack dab in front of your face while you're ...

18. Batter's up – in the kitchen as we try to make fantastic fritters
(Life/Style)

... the dough they help create, but baking powder acts faster. A batter made with yeast has to be allowed to rise before it can be used. "Don't be afraid of yeast batters; they have a special texture and flavor," ...

19. Wolfgang Puck, from L.A. to N.J., is a culinary legend
(Entertainment/Movies)

... landscape in the 1980s, first in California and then across the U.S., Puck has introduced millions of enthusiastic diners to the delicious flavors that use the highest quality ingredients. A native of ...

20. Christie vetoes purchase of properties he sees as over valued by $165K
(N.J./State)

... and commissions. Meeting minutes are scrutinized by the governor's Office Authorities Unit, headed by Director Deborah Gramiccioni, to flag potentially wasteful spending. — TOM HESTER SR., NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM ...