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1. Elizabeth Warren and Scott Brown: The nudity issue
(U.S./Nation)

... too big! Everybody needs to lighten up and realize that teasing and jokes are a part of life and a part of politics. This week David Letterman made tons of fat jokes about Chris Christie. That’s going ...

2. Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell had a famous matchmaker
(Entertainment/Movies)

... owned by her father. Shevell and McCartney met four years ago in the Hamptons in New York. An Associated Press report in mycentraljersey.com says Walters may have played matchmaker, inviting McCartney ...

3. Nobody's leaving
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... of the shows drama... why would they get rid of her? Especially now that she's feuding with Teresa? That's gonna be a huge part of the show, and it's gonna bring in tons of ratings. It's unfortunate that ...

4. ‘Ides of March’ movie review, trailer: High-powered cast
(Entertainment/Movies)

... about "authenticity" and "integrity," though, he has placed himself squarely in the political sideshow filled with Obamas and Romneys, Gingrichs and Edwardses, Clintons and Bushes, Perrys and however many ...

5. Sarah Palin plans to wake up Americans
(U.S./Nation)

... to the Huffington Post, "The difference between Chris Christie and Sarah Palin was that there were tons of people publicly asking Chris Christie to run for president.” Friends co-host Brian Kilmeade said ...

6. Another handyman horror story
(Money/Economy)

... this is a summer home, not a mansion in the Hamptons. No sanding the slats. Fred left on Sunday and returned on Friday. He saw that the work that had been done was very good. The grime on the aluminum ...

7. Christie proposes legislation to encourage consolidation of N.J. towns like the Princetons
(N.J./State)

... one time estimated cost of consolidation for the Princetons as estimated by the joint municipal commission is $1.7 million, with a merger anticipated to yield at least $3.16 million in annual savings. ...

8. Will Christie or won't Christie run for president?: N.J. governor gets big push by wealthy GOP donors
(Opinion/Commentary)

... social contract and run for president, the difficulties of doing so, as well as all the previously deeply buried skeletons suddenly being brought out for all eyes to see, might just make Christie even ...

9. To Gov. Christie: Stay the hell in Trenton
(Opinion/Commentary)

... career in public life, it’s hard to imagine any skeletons in your closet. But that doesn’t matter. Some blogger can make one up. I’m sure well meaning advisors are telling you it’s now or never. They ...

10. Great iPhone and iPad apps for kids
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... a fun and imaginative way. Why We like It: A calculator is a magnet for any young child. They simple love to push buttons. When you make a calculator into a cat that is great with numbers and has a ...

11. Space junk: Odds of NASA satellite hitting a person are way better than winning the lottery
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... 35 feet long and 15 feet wide, according to space.com. NASA’s orbital debris experts expect it to hit the Earth on Friday, September 23. UARS weighs 6.5-tons, and most of it will burn up in the Earth's ...

12. Rhode Island pension reform case could impact N.J.
(Opinion/Commentary)

... Nor did he seem to be interested in ‘tightening the belt’ when he took a helicopter joyride and, as a justice report pointed out, didn’t mind spending tons of taxpayer money on meals and lodging during ...

13. "No Jobs Found" Issue
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

In response to the "No Jobs Found" issue confounding one of your readers, a suggestion. In the "Fine-Tune Your Job Search" screen, scroll down to the "Which Jobs to Search" radio buttons and click "All ...

14. Faults with Jobs4Jersey.com
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

I agree with Mr. Mabee. There are no direct links or buttons to most of the job listings presented in Jobs4Jersey. You'll have to use the job listing company's website to apply for the job or your own ...

15. How Hurricane Irene impacts small businesses
(Money/Economy)

... catering to higher end clientele, such as restaurants and nightclubs in places like the Hamptons, for instance, rely on the last week of summer for one last big infusion of cash. If trains and highways ...

16. Earthquakes raise safety concerns for East Coast nuclear plants
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... NRC spokesman Roger Hannah, “but we are also looking at the spent fuel pools and the dry cask storage area, where 25 of the 27 casks moved slightly during the earthquake. They weigh 100 tons or so when ...

17. U.S. Open 2011: Rafael Nadal, Venus and Serena Williams heat up New York’s celebrity scene
(Entertainment/Movies)

... Chris Nirschel, Food Network Star — last seen party hopping last night with manager Nicole Bandklayder and good friend Tom Murro at BNP Paribas Taste of Tennis Event, Hamptons Magazine Party and Vivica ...

18. Christie turns into Tony Soprano for Hurricane Irene evacuations
(Opinion/Commentary)

... considering a mandatory evacuation. I am not there yet.” He did arrive at that point, however, as the state declared mandatory evacuatons in Cape May County, coastal Atlantic County, and Long Beach Island. ...

19. Strong Virginia earthquake sends a shock wave through New Jersey
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... Washington. The shock wave was felt as far north as Long Island, the Hamptons, Rhode Island and Massachusetts, including Martha’s Vineyard, where President Obama and his family are vacationing. Obama ...

20. Scarduzio’s at Showboat continues the surge of new Atlantic City restaurants this summer
(Entertainment/Movies)

... an appetizer was the tuna tartare, ahi tuna with a blend of massago (smelt roe) cucumber and jalapeño and crispy wontons. My entrée was perfectly cooked crispy bronzino with a spicy seafood risotto in ...