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1. Baseball Writers’ vote for 2012 Hall of Fame class is a conflict of interest
(Sports/Professional)

... and could not vote for cheaters. Nowhere did any of them actual point out that the players may have been violating federal law by using banned substances like steroids. The writers thought new drug testing ...

2. Occupy Wall Street put inequality at top of national agenda
(Opinion/Commentary)

... and not consistent with America’s values. To see many of those who are protesting as lazy is just as bad as seeing all those who are wealthy as having become wealthy by nefarious means. Neither is correct. ...

3. Brooklyn wolfdog saga ends well with ‘Rosie’ in N.J. shelter
(N.J./State)

... a German shepherd, a malamute, or a husky. It would take genetic testing to know for sure, reported news.com.au. Officials’ hopes of placing her in a special shelter came true with her admission to ...

4. 'Who Has What?' by Robie H. Harris: A book on sexuality for children
(Opinion/Commentary)

...  Standardized testing sex education: Could N.J. follow in D.C’s footsteps? Feminist hero Gloria Steinem to appear in Princeton, N.J. What has Dominique Strauss-Kahn left in his wake? Mayor Mike ...

5. Quick to Judgment about steroids
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

Bad week for sports Journalist only if one thinks the development of steroid testosterone cannot be produced naturally in the body by healthy real studs. The testing Clinicians and MLB lawyers have ...

6. Barry Bonds and Ryan Braun stories cap off bad week for sports journalists
(Sports/Professional)

... agreed to a stronger drug testing policy with meatier suspensions handed out to players who failed drug tests. The Milwaukee Brewers player Ryan Braun failed a drug test and is now challenging the finding. ...

7. A Necessary Voice
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... our Government with. Every single person occupying the streets and protesting Corporations is a hero and a patriot. I was compelled to lend a hand and create some new posters for the movement which you ...

8. No Backlash
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... compassion. Yet you compare him to Jim Jones??? I will remind you that Jim Jones lead over 900 people to (in his words) "commit an act of revolutionary suicide protesting the conditions of an inhumane ...

9. No Backlash
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... compassion. Yet you compare him to Jim Jones??? I will remind you that Jim Jones lead over 900 people to (in his words) "commit an act of revolutionary suicide protesting the conditions of an inhumane ...

10. Come Hking in the Highlands this Winter and You will Find Dead Cubs and Littered Drums from Baiting
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

Providing you get to them before DFW. Just one example last February at Skylands Manor, Ringwood, NJ. There's a reason that the people protesting are Professors, Biologists, Zoologists, Mathematicians ...

11. HSUS Sycophancy Squad is on the job!
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... to sacrifice his son Isaac, but G*d, after testing him, gave him a sheep (an animal) to sacrifice instead. ...

12. N.J. family says Army's shrapnel misfire on their home caused emotional distress
(N.J./State)

BY BOB HOLT NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM On April 11, 2008, Picatinny Arsenal was testing M107 155-mm artillery projectiles, and the U.S. government determined that a two pound piece of shrapnel from the ...

13. Brewers' Ryan Braun was named MVP after positive drug testing
(Sports/Professional)

... evidence to back up his denial. And baseball has never lost an arbitration case involving its drug testing. Ryan Braun, the National League’s Most Valuable Player who led the Milwaukee Brewers to their ...

14. N.J. widow: Air Force 'threw him in the trash' with other soldiers' cremated remains
(N.J./State)

... too badly burned or damaged in explosions for DNA testing were sent to Virginia, and the total actually exceeded 2,700. Frenchtown residents Gari Lynn Smith's husband, Sgt. First Class Scott Smith, ...

15. N.J.'s 5-day bear hunt records first kills in Sussex and Warren counties
(N.J./State)

... biological testing. Information on the numbers of bears killed Monday will be posted on line at www.nj.gov/dep/fgw/ as soon as possible after the 7 p.m. closing of the five check stations. On subsequent ...

16. Report: N.J. Dept. of Education can consult data better to improve teaching
(N.J./State)

... higher than those peers on the more recent testing get a high "student growth percentile." Students who score worse get a lower percentile. And teachers may decide to give those percentiles to parents. ...

17. Dr. Oz's concerns about arsenic in apple juice hold water
(Health/Healthquest)

... possible." He said the administration is increasing its testing and research on arsenic in apple and other juices. NorthJersey.com reported that arsenic presents itself in two forms — organic and inorganic. ...

18. 14 N.J. gas stations accused of selling inferior grade fuel
(N.J./State)

... or presented unclear results, or could not be tested onsite for any reason, were sent to a laboratory in Philadelphia or New York for comprehensive testing. A total of 40 samples were sent to the labs, ...

19. N.J. legislative committees to consider sports betting and job creation bills Thursday
(N.J./State)

... bill would include cheerleaders in the state's current student-athlete head injury safety program. The second would urge schools districts to implement baseline cognitive testing programs to measure the ...

20. GPS for pets finding success with owners
(U.S./Nation)

... device — Tagg the Pet Tracker — on Dr. V at Pawcurious.com. "I've been testing it for about a month now and I've been getting accurate locations with it consistently,” she said. “What I find really innovative ...