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"Meet the new boss, same as the old boss" Who said that.

I agree, being in the woods would help, however, lots of quality of life decisions are made for you in Trenton.

They have a budget to send. The governor said he would take his red pen to over 70 items if they did not pass hiss horizon bill, then sign it. If they passed the bill he would sign it and not veto those 70 plus items. The speaker wanted him to sign the budget they were ready to send, leaving...

The bill he wants passed, in exchange for signing the budget, would have given him that legal leg.

The timing was because we were supposed to have a signed budget by midnight June 30. We did not.

Would you be OK with them if they said you had too much money in the bank and you needed to hand it over to the state?

We both know that Joe the average citizen did not have those things printed up and on hand in the event of a shut down. And we both know how long they would have been up there if they placed the blame on a republican. Just sayin'

They need to present a budget to Christie, not vote on it. The horizon bill is not part of the budget.

Because if they do over 70 items they want in the budget will disappear. Again, these are items Christie has no problem with, he will veto them ONLY because his Horizon bill was not passed.

First of all Sweeny's party is Republican Lite. The Horizon bill has nothing to do with the budget EXCEPT for the fact that Christie is holding the process h0stage. No Horizon bill and he WILL sign the budget, after line item vetoes of over 70 items the democrats want. Pass the Horizon bill and...

I love Bonnie Raitt (and would even if she wasn't cute as hell). Check out this version of that tune by another cutie.

Why should they move at all?

Growing up that's all we wore and you had your choice of black, white, high or low. They used to be inexpensive before they became a fashion statement.

I heard today that Gmail will no longer be scanning E-mails in an effort to assist with ad placement, they will be going to some type of algorithm driven system.

Arsenic. Yeah, that's what I heard. Wonder what else is in the waterways that we don't hear about or that they haven't realized yet can kill us. Something's making the general population a bit crazier lately. I know it's a technicality but in the recent case in Millville it wasn't raw sewage...

I'd be more concerned with what the rain was washing into the river. And wasn't there a problem a while back with what was coming over the dam, or was that the Cohansey?

In MANY places sewage (supposedly treated) is discharged to a river and downstream from the discharge is an intake for a water plant to supply drinking water to the population.

Chuck Taylors?

Is it too early to go for milk and bread?

Capped landfills should be mined.