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Mention my name for a discount at the door. Perle Night Club's Salsa Thursdays Perle 13 Paterson Street New Brunswick, NJ 08901 9:00 Class 10:00 Salsa Room and Latin Rock Rooms open!! www.perlenj.com

Weekly Tango Classes The Black Cat Tango ARGENTINE TANGO WORKSHOPS & PRACTICA Date: Thursday, February 12, 2010 Location: The Susan B. Paterson Building 45 Stockton St., Princeton, NJ 008054 (Behind Borough Hall ) Time:8:00 PM-9:00PM Lesson:Tango Time:9:00 PM-10:00PM Lesson:Tango Cost:$12.00 Instructors: Vittoria & Guillermo Hosts: Mike, Kerry & Eileen www.theblackcattango.com

Not only have I joined the Perle Family, but I am teaching a class down there too.... PERLE 13 Paterson Street New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Mention my name at the door for reduced price!

Join us for another great Social Media Coffeehouse gathering! Please note: all online ticket sales are on our event site. Pre-register online to save $5 on your ticket! Click HERE to visit our event site. Date: Wednesday, July 21st, 2010 Time: 6:30PM � 9:00PM Location: The Fine Grind Downtown (7A Paterson Ave, Little Falls, NJ) Price: $10 if pre-registered, $15 at the door (all tickets includes one free drink) Agenda: 6:30 � 7:00 Registration, Networking, and Refreshments 7:00 � 7:45 Speakers� Presentations 7:45 � 8:15 Panel Discussion 8:15 � 9:00 Networking and Product Demos Speakers: TBA

Dear Potential Donors,Back to school time can be a burden on many low-income families-especially those who have to provide school supplies and clothing for more than one child in their household. As school districts across the United States tighten their budgets-classroom supplies become sparse and begin to diminish until there aren't enough to go around. With limited school supplies available, some of our Youth are forced to go through the school year without basic supplies. Because of this growing issue, Rising Stars would like to invite you to join NFL Player Gerald Hayes, Arizona Cardinals and Mike Adams, Cleveland Browns, in participating in the 2010-2011 Rising-Stars, "Backpack-To-SCHOOL" Campaign on August 28, 2010 at the Father English Multi-purpose Community Center. Our objective is to partner with you in providing the basic school essentials for the Youth in Paterson, NJ which will in turn provide them with the positive mind-set, self-respect and successful attitude towards starting the school year off right!Research shows that we have the manpower in our community to throw a successful school supply drive! Our goal is to collect pencils, pens, rulers, calculators, dictionaries, thesaurus, index cards, construction and copy paper, markers and notebooks. Although these supplies might seem small in nature, it makes an extraordinary difference in a child's life. We know that you share our same commitment to today's youth and a purchase of a ticket will represent a YOUTH in Paterson, NJ. We thank you for your interest in supporting our 2010-2011 Rising-Stars "Backpack-To-School" campaign.To find out more information about this exciting campaign, important facts and figures and the various sponsorship levels that you can participate in, please do not hesitate to contact Page Thompson at pthompson@rising-starsfoundation.org.Sincerely,Rising Stars Foundation, Inc.

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Im going to be in the neighborhood for the weekend and I found a bunch of nightclubs in the area of Paterson, NJ. Is the neighborhood dangerous?

Answer: Patterson is not the safest place in the world, no. Is it as bad as Camden? No, but still not particularly safe. For years Paterson was known as a big drug running "go between" city. Dealers would sell in bulk out of Patterson to smaller dealers who took the drugs (crack in particular) to areas is South Jersey and Eastern & Central PA where it was less plentiful (and thus much more expensive, resulting in a healthy profit). I would personally be wary of any clubs in the city.

How about getting to the Paterson NJ Transit Station from there? Looking at a condo at Montgomery and Summer and would need some way to get to Paterson train station.

Answer: Paterson is not a particularly safe area anywhere within it's borders. It's not like Camden or anything, but it's not going to win any "Community of the Year" awards, either.

ok so if u do my friend recommended a place called galaxy to get my tattoo done i'm new in town and not gonna stay long but the artist there is suppose to be really good so i need some help trying to find it thanks

Answer: not the best of neighborhoods. be sure to go in the day time

Are there any public pools in the north jersey area? (bergen county, around paterson, paramus, ...) I don't wanna go to freakin six flags which is far and expensive. i want those public pools that are non-expensive, and close. do u know of any? thx

Answer: Check public parks. They sometimes have pools.

ok , so i brought an item on ebay & the seller told me that he shipped the item on 6/23/10. today is 6/25/10. when will it get here? also, he told me it sent it priority mail thorugh USPS. help please i need this item asap !!!!

Answer: USPS doesn't even have 24 hr service to Hawaii, max speed is 2 days for Hawaii so, we always go Fed EX. Also keep in mind e-bay, people don't always do as they say. Just food for thought.

I want to get 1st place all pasaic county(i live in NJ & run @ garret mountain in west paterson) I am going to be a sophomore. I run XC& winter track but then stop to do lacrosse and train all summer. Whats a good plan for me? I know it will be hard but I am so dedicated I will spend 5 hrs a day on it you name it I will do it! Anny suggestions????????????????????

Answer: Vitamin D has been shown in studies to improve athletic performance. Check you vitamin D serum. Recent studies show 70ng/ml is better. 5000iu a vitamin D a day is recommended by experts. Digestive enzyme supplements/also raw foods which contain enzymes are essential for health. Enzymes are used for stamina, energy levels, your ability to utilize vitamins and minerals and your immune system. http://healthinmotion.wordpress.com/2007/06/09/vitamin-d-increases-athletic-performance/ http://www.jonbarron.org/athletic-performance/10-27-2003.php

The undercard for the July 16th Zab “Super” Judah vs. Jose Armando Santa Cruz is shaping up to be a true boxing fan’s treat with abundant local flavor. The main event featuring Zab Judah, Brooklyn, NY 38-6, 26 KO’s vs. Jose Armando Santa Cruz, Michoacán, Mexico, 28-4, 17 KO will be a 10 round junior welterweight crowd pleaser. Zab promised that the match up will be full of action and excitement and that he has a few surprises in store for the fans. On the undercard, undefeated welterweight, Alex Perez of Newark, NJ, 11-0, 7 KO’s will bring exciting local action to Prudential Center as he takes on New York City’s, Vincent Arroyo, 10-1, 7 KO’s. These are two excellent welterweight prospects that have trouble getting matches and have decided to fight each other in a true crossroads fight. In his last bout, Arroyo upset Paterson’s Jeremy Bryan. In his second appearance at Prudential Center, Brooklyn, NY’s, Sadam “Worldkid” Ali, 7-0, 3 KO’s, will defend his unblemished record when he takes on Philadelphia’s, Julius Edmonds, 7-7, in a 6 round welterweight battle. In his last fight at Pru Center Ali thrilled the large number of fans who came to cheer him by scoring a unanimous decision 4 round decision against Jason Thompson. Patrick Farrell, 5-1, 3 KO’s of Jersey City always brings a big crowd of supportive, boisterous fans when he fights near his hometown. He will fight a cruiserweight match against Newton “The Butcher” Kidd, Bronx, NY 7-7-1. Polish fans will be pleased to see that a local “Pole” will also be featured on this card. Heavyweight, Adam Kownacki of Brooklyn, NY, 3-0, 3 KO’s, will try to keep the red and white spirit prevailing at “The Rock” as he takes on Damian Clement, of Dayton, Ohio. Still craving more local flavor? Nicky DeMarco, 2-2, 2 KO’s, will draw his fans from Staten Island across the river to witness his 4 Round rematch against the Bronx’s Jose Guzman, 5-7-1, who intends to bring a boisterous contingency of his own. In their last meeting DeMarco lost a 4 round decision to Guzman. Newark’s Angel Concepcion, 1-0, will try to better his record in front of his hometown crowd when he takes on Light Heavyweight, Shannon Anderson of Coatesville, PA, 4-1, 2KO’s. Tickets priced at $53, $78, $103 and $203 (ringside) can be purchased at Prudential Center Box Office, by calling TicketMaster at 800-745-3000 or www.Prucenter.com. http://www.boxingscene.com/?m=show&id=28601

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I need some help. I was employed with Kmart from February 2010, to May 2010, where I was terminated due to stealing 300 dollars worth of beverages (so they say). The company then interrogated me. I truthfully admitted what I did and what I took. We agreed on paying back the 300 dollars, and write a formal apology. Then I get a court order with the charge of 4th degree theft about a week ago to go to the town court. I asked for a public defender, and then was told to go to the Bergen county court. There they told me that I needed an attorney to bring down these charges. I'm an 18 year old college student, going for my 2nd year in William Paterson University with a Biology major. I participate in the Relay For Life, and have been participating for the past 2 years for the American cancer Society. I have a squeaky clean record. So all in all, I'm really not a bad kid. I only make 100 dollars a month now, so I really can't afford an attorney. I was hoping you guys can help on what I should do. Thank you so much in advance.

Answer: Did you, or did you not, steal from Kmart? You can't qualify the reason you were fired with "so they say" if you admitted to what they said you did. It is no longer considered a "he said, she said" kind of deal if both parties agree on what happened. You don't have a squeaky clean record. You have a record for theft because you stole $300 of drinks from Kmart. That's a lot of drinks, by the way. What the hell were you doing? Why didn't you steal something better? Nobody cares if you're doing the Relay for Life or participating with the Cancer Society - you stole from Kmart. If 4th degree theft is all you're being charged with and Kmart is not pressing charges except for having you pay back the money, consider yourself lucky.

Okay, I went to a wedding in New York yesterday, and it was at a restaurant, the wedding was okay, not that bad, I was eating, but I had a chicken left in my plate, and I ate half, I was talking to a person, as soon as I turn my face around, I did not see my plate, the waiter took my plate way, I was telling the person who I was talking with, man they took my plate, he goes like wow. I wasn't upset, but as soon as the waiter came by, I was like someone took my plate away although I was eating, he goes like, u can get another plate, I was like, no, and I told him, make sure the service goes well. I wasn't upset, but some people would be upset, however I wanted to send a message to the person that, it doesn't go like that. Your thought? Bonus Question Which city or state or country are u living in, if it's a country, tell me the city ur living in, and where were u born. I was born in Bangladesh, but I came into USA when I was in 5th GD, I stayed in Michigan for 7yrs, and came into NJ in 2007. The city I live in is, Paterson, state is NJ, and the country is, USA. Final Bonus Question Which city, or state, or country did u visit so far? I visited Canada, it's a good place, I went there 2 times in my life, and once in Niagara Falls, Canada. God bless.

Answer: its a party so i wouldnt be mad at all ... i would just laugh and say "omg they took my plate hahahhaha" .. lol!! .. i wouldnt care less actually unless there was a reasonable amount of food and they just swooshed it away which would mean they wasted alot of food O_O then i would tell the waiter. bonus answer: born and living in kuwait .. been to india, sri lanka and bahrain.