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1. What is the U.S. debt ceiling and why does it matter?
(U.S./Nation)

... empty. You can do a home equity loan if you are an individual; if you’re the government, you can issue more U.S. treasury securities – provided Congress approves. Rutgers Today: How have previous administrations ...

2. Another 'Baby Boy Marley' for Lauryn Hill amid paternity rumors
(Entertainment/Movies)

... anything.” The Houston Chronicle journalist then asked, “So we are clear. 1.) You’re not married to your ex-wife or Lauryn, and 2.) She isn’t preggo w/ your child, but someone else’s?” to which Marley ...

3. Ten good reasons to buy the Appleseed Fund
(Money/Economy)

... that have a positive effect on the world’s environment. But if a company’s price doesn’t have a favorable valuation, we’re not going to buy it. NJNR: You’re value investors, looking for good, cheap stocks? ...

4. Tips from a long time user, 2 years+
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... and you’re done. You can also use cloud based file storage like Dropbox in the same way. Some more tips in these links (Love the EQ plugin): 1. http://pansentient.com/2011/02/ten-top-spotify-tips/ 2. ...

5. U2 plays tribute to Jersey icons at New Meadowlands Stadium
(Entertainment/Movies)

... husband, NASA Commander Mark Kelly, born in Orange, New Jersey, sent a video message from Space). He even commented on the New Jersey temperatures, saying, “If you’re Irish, this is really hot.” Bono ...

6. The Paleo Diet: Lose weight and eat like a caveman?
(Life/Style)

... us humans a terrific body. Forget long, sustained exercise like running several miles. Just pretend you’re chasing a mammoth, you shoot him with your arrow, and then you and your friends have to drag ...

7. Is buying lunch ruining your retirement fund?
(Money/Economy)

... employers match some level of contribution to a company 401(k) or retirement plan,” he added. “It’s usually around 50 cents on the dollar up to 6 percent of your salary. So, if you’re making around $35,000 ...

8. Term or whole life insurance? Answers to tough questions about insurance
(Money/Economy)

... understand, but the typical savings can be tremendous.” Long-Term Health Care. When should you buy it? “As soon as you can afford it,” Leone says. When you’re done putting your last child through ...

9. Link to email your congressperson and senators
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... the courageous, freedom-loving legislators, governors, and countless others who are working so hard to bring this through! You’re doing a great patriotic service for all of America! ...

10. N.J. Consumer Affairs sting bags 25 unlicensed movers
(Money/Economy)

... at 800-242-5846 to learn whether the mover you’re considering is licensed. Be sure to ask whether consumer complaints have been filed against the mover. Consumers who believe they have been cheated or ...

11. Michelle Bachmann’s presidential announcement and the sexualization of women
(Life/Style)

... because you are their favorite player and you have ability and style, not because you’re wearing someone’s favorite skirt.” Mangkalakiri’s comment can be applied to the media’s effort to make all women ...

12. Wall Street Prediction: Is grain a good buy right now?
(Money/Economy)

... a recent interview: NJN: You’re expecting a sharp decline in the stock market? Sica: We’re anticipating a 15% decline in the S&P 500 by the end of the summer. We had been predicting a 20% decline, ...

13. Beer Briefing: Tap into summer beers
(Life/Style)

... why not try a specialty seasonal summer beer to compliment those perfect warm month memories. Just in time for the holiday weekend here are a few summer seasonal beers you’re likely to see on the shelf ...

14. Christie's pension victory may come at the expense of the middle class
(N.J./State)

... leading to higher taxes and less spending all over. If you’re looking for someone to blame, the Washington Post suggests looking toward Wall Street, the banking industry, and bad home mortgages, for ...

15. Vancouver Riot Kiss captures this era (PHOTO)?
(World/International)

... what anybody’s shouting. The actual people that you’re mad at usually aren’t even there, on the street with you. And what happens when it’s over, assuming you didn’t get taken away in an ambulance or ...

16. 2011 Tony Awards: ‘The Book of Mormon’ leads list of winners
(Entertainment/Movies)

... New York — high for a non-musical with no stars. “South Park” fans thought the cartoon might be close to the end after the mid-season finale called, ‘You’re Getting Old.’ Parker admitted to Metro that ...

17. N.J. Judge Max Baker reprimanded for yelling at mother during family court
(N.J./State)

... When I talk, you listen. Don’t you dare talk back to me. I don’t know who you think you’re talking to, but you do not dare talk back to me. You understand that? MS. P.: Yes. THE COURT: Then obey it. ...

18. Sweeney asks that N.J. charges against protesting union activists be dropped
(N.J./State)

... as they have for more than 40 years. “If collective bargaining rights for public employees are limited here, who’s next?” Wowkanech said. “Whether you’re a nurse, construction worker, or a teacher, we ...

19. N.J. Senate Committee approves bill to force cities and towns to share more public services
(N.J./State)

... people that don’t want to see change, but the only ways you’re going to share costs is by change." Mount Arlington Mayor Art Ondish, the League of Municipalities' first vice president, told the committee ...

20. 'The Trip' movie review: A comedy 'bromance' with adult themes
(Entertainment/Movies)

... twosome, and the two actors are usually entertaining and sometimes hilarious. Like most road trips, you’re tired of the whole thing just a little before it ends. Improvising dialogue and building on ...