want to try to make tamales for the first time but don’t want to try to make the masa just yet. I saw a creator making tamales with premade dough. Does anybody know where to get masa preparada para tamales in Essex County NJ?

I'm not a US citizen and studying in the States gets to be very expensive. Kean is extremely cost effective compared to the vast majority of other schools in the US and I wanted to know how people view nursing degrees from Kean.

I like that it's affordable and that the acceptance rate is high, it makes me believe that the American school system motivates people to get an education regardless of their background. This does not exist in my East Asian country; community colleges are expensive and everybody- EVERYBODY- cares where you went to school. I have always been a middling student and I sincerely believe that I only manage to get hired in places because I have a degree from Asia's top ranked university. My employers straight up don't believe me when I say I sucked in school; I've always ridden on the coattails of my alma mater.

Anyway, not to say that Kean is necessarily bad - I hadn't even heard of Rutgers until I met a professor who graduated from there. People in my country only care/know about the ivy league. I just don't have much perspective about employability and opinions about graduates from a university like Kean. I've heard that nursing is the type of profession where nobody cares where the degree comes from, as long as it's ACEN accredited. Would it be better for employability to save up for a school like Ramapo/Rutgers?

Thanks people

I just woke up and my parents told me I had mail from ezpass. The violation was from a day I payed cash and noticed I was shorted money. I was at the sign that says thank you after you pay when I noticed then i reversed slightly and told the worker about the money. I wasnt given a receipt of the transaction I paid so I dont have proof. It was a $2.10 fee at the time and I handed a five. Any chance I won't have to pay? Im going to call tomorrow.

A motorcyclist performing a wheelie lost control and slammed into the back of a Lexus SUV in Hackensack.

A 27-year-old Lodi man riding a 2021 Kawasaki motorcycle performed a wheelie before landing on both wheels, lost control and rear-ended the SUV.

The rider was issued multiple summonses, including reckless driving and driving without insurance.

Hi! I'm a student reporter working on a piece about the No Kings rallies coming up this 17th, and I was wondering if anyone here or anyone here knows people who are organizing/leaders of an upcoming No Kings rally. I would love to conduct a brief interview with them or get a quote through email/messages! This is really urgent, so thank you so much!!

Lennox · 100k 80% furnace + 4 ton 13.40 SEER2 AC Total: $11,500.00

Lennox ML180UH110E60C- Furnish and install (1) Lennox ML180UH110E60C - 80% AFUE single-stage constant torque

upflow/horizontal gas furnace, 110,000 BTU/h input, 21 in. cabinet.

Lennox CK40UT-48C-71- Furnish and install (1) Lennox CK40UT-48C-71 - 4 ton uncased upflow evaporator coil, 21 in. wide,

R-454B, RDS sensor.

Lennox ML13KC1-048-230- Furnish and install (1) Lennox ML13KC1-048-230 - 4 ton - 13.40 SEER2 single-stage air

conditioner condenser, R-454B.

Optional upgrades- Change the Lennox ML13KC1-048-230 outdoor unit (48,000 BTU/h) to a Lennox 16

SEER2 EL16KC1-048-230 (48,000 BTU/h): add $1,630.00 ($1,678.90 by credit card).

Initial to add:

Furnace, Coil & Condenser

- Disconnect electric, gas, ductwork, venting and piping from existing furnace, coil and condenser

and dispose. (Haul off of old equipment included)

- Furnish & install new furnace in existing location, level and secured.

- Furnish & install new evaporator coil on furnace with new transition as needed.

- Condenser mounted on new prefabricated pad.

- Reconnect supply and return ductwork with new transitions as needed.

- Reconnect gas piping with new shut-off valve and drip leg.- Connect venting to existing flue.

- Flush out existing copper refrigerant lines with R-11 flush kit.

- Reconnect existing 208/230v high voltage wiring to new equipment and test.

- Reconnect existing 24v control wiring to new equipment and test.

- Furnish & install new labeled service switch at furnace.

- Furnish & install (1) Honeywell P200 thermostat in the same location as existing.

- Furnish & install new condensate pump and drain line.

- Pressure test lines & new system to manufacturer spec.

Furnace, Coil & Condenser

- Evacuate lines & new system with nitrogen & vacuum @ or below 500 microns.

(continued)

- Charge system with R454B as needed.

- Gas leak test all connections.

- Startup equipment and check operations.

- Check gas pressure, temperature rise and safeties

Lennox Warranty- Warranty by LENNOX. 10 years parts and compressor.- Furnace: 10 years parts, 20 years heat exchanger.

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Option 3

Trane · 100k 80% furnace + 4 ton 13.4 SEER2 AC Total: $12,400.00

Trane TS8X1C100M5PSCC- Furnish and install (1) Trane TS8X1C100M5PSCC - 80% AFUE single-stage multi-position gas

furnace, 100,000 BTU/h input, 21 in. cabinet.

Trane T5TXCC005AS3HCA- Furnish and install (1) Trane T5TXCC005AS3HCA - 2-4 ton cased convertible evaporator coil, 21

in. wide, R-454B.

Trane T5TTR3048A1000A- Furnish and install (1) Trane T5TTR3048A1000A - 4 ton 13.4 SEER2 single-stage air conditioner

condenser, R-454B.

Optional upgrades- Change the Trane T5TTR3048A1000A outdoor unit (48,000 BTU/h) to a Trane 16

SEER2 T5TTR6048A1000A (48,000 BTU/h): add $1,280.00 ($1,318.40 by credit card).

Initial to add

Furnace, Coil & Condenser- Disconnect electric, gas, ductwork, venting and piping from existing furnace, coil and condenser

and dispose. (Haul off of old equipment included)- Furnish & install new furnace in existing location, level and secured.- Furnish & install new evaporator coil on furnace with new transition as needed.- Condenser mounted on new prefabricated pad.- Reconnect supply and return ductwork with new transitions as needed.- Reconnect gas piping with new shut-off valve and drip leg.- Connect venting to existing flue.- Flush out existing copper refrigerant lines with R-11 flush kit.- Reconnect existing 208/230v high voltage wiring to new equipment and test.- Reconnect existing 24v control wiring to new equipment and test.- Furnish & install new labeled service switch at furnace.- Furnish & install (1) Honeywell P200 thermostat in the same location as existing.- Furnish & install new condensate pump and drain line.- Pressure test lines & new system to manufacturer spec.- Evacuate lines & new system with nitrogen & vacuum @ or below 500 microns.- Charge system with R454B as needed.- Gas leak test all connections.- Startup equipment and check operations.- Check gas pressure, temperature rise and safeties.

Trane Residential Warranty- Warranty by TRANE. 10 years parts and compressor.- Furnace: 10 years parts, 20 years heat ex

I went to MSU for business analytics with an economics minor. I thought it was the better financial deal, but I didn’t research schools as much as I should have, and now I regret not choosing Rutgers. My family has started saying I should have gone there, which makes me feel even worse.

My GPA is close to 4.0, and I’m proficient in SQL, Excel, R, and other tools in my field. But I can barely get to the interview stage for internships, and now for entry-level roles too. I know the school isn’t necessarily to blame, but I wonder if I’d have had more support and opportunities somewhere else.

I haven’t made many friends in college, so I feel like I’ve missed out on connections. I don’t know how to start building them this late or if that's even possible. Transportation is not great, so it's hard to commute. That's on me, but I wish I’d had more guidance on internships and career paths, and on figuring out what I’m doing wrong. CAPS is kinda taking me for a loop.

I'm scared of graduating without relevant experience (internships) or a clear direction. I know a different school wouldn’t have guaranteed a better outcome, but I can't help feeling like I've ruined my potential career path.

I’ve been thinking about an MBA, but I don’t even know if I like business analytics, since I’ve never worked in the field. Would an MBA be a way to give it another chance, or should I continue applying and focus on that?

Idek if this post made much sense.

So our central A/C decided to "retire" during our horrid July heat wave so without choice we had it replaced using PSE&G. We had a NEST for the original A/C, which was +25 years old and it worked fine until it decided to take a crap on us. We also have one for our central heat which works perfectly well. PSE&G told us that we NEED to have the Honeywell smart thermostat they installed so they can communicate with it remotely in case something were to happen and perhaps troubleshoot any kind of issues that may appear. How in all hell will they communicate with it if it's on my WiFi? I would rather have my NEST connected but does any of this sound right to any of you? I appreciate any input with this!

Hi,

I just moved to Jersey recently and due to circumstances I will be moving back to my home state in about 6 months. I do not have a domicile in my original home state, so does that mean I have to get a NJ license and fill out my taxes as a part year resident? I already filled out paperwork to be a resident in NJ for my job. My brain is just a little nervous so I want to make sure before I submit more paperwork to move into Jersey lol

I got a perfect score on both my math and ela results!

Taking my hubby out for his 30th birthday in a couple of weeks also new to the area. Any recommendations on a good restaurant that serves good steak? We’re in the union area (wouldn’t mind driving 30min) we’d usually always go to fogo de chao but I thought we’d switch it up this year

I guess they're doing tests of the FSD in expanded environments. One of my friends saw one today too.

I have always lived in NJ, hunterdon county. Love it. Kids moved out to PA - Philly and Pittsburgh. I have a job here and miss being here, but not a daily commuter to Princeton.

What towns for downsizing, but living like in hunterdon?

Thank you

Join Bourdain’s friend & travel companion Zamir Gotta for a night of stories of what it was really like to travel, work, and share the table with a man who made the world feel smaller and less scary.

It also happens to be Zamir’s 70th birthday with plenty of surprises!

Buy Tickets: https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/one-zero-six-productions/ZamirTurns70

A portion of the proceeds from the event will be donated to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention New Jersey Chapter.

I was in union city and this situation occurred. I decided to be safe and yielded to all right turning vehicles but the cars behind me honked and one tried to go around me to turn left. Was wondering what the exact rules are around this. Is it legal to turn left?

First, Lieutenant Governor Dale Caldwell resigns following an investigation into serious violations of state policy. Now, a New Jersey Deputy Attorney General has been arrested in Pennsylvania on charges involving possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material, including AI-generated content.

Obviously, these are two separate incidents, and criminal allegations against one employee don't automatically implicate an entire administration.

But seriously, between the Lieutenant Governor's resignation and now this, what is going on with the Sherrill administration?

At what point do we start asking questions about the vetting, oversight, and accountability of people holding positions of public trust in New Jersey?

Sources:

https://patch.com/pennsylvania/yardley/nj-deputy-attorney-general-charged-child-porn-lower-makefield

Looking for recommendations for a Chinese weekend school for kids in NJ, especially Central Jersey (Edison, Princeton, West Windsor area). Which ones have you liked, and why? Teachers, class size, Mandarin vs. Cantonese, traditional vs. simplified, cultural activities, anything helps. Also curious about the cost and what age kids usually start.

I’ve lived in NJ my whole life, but never really explored much! I have a newfound love for very kitschy/retro diners and would love to visit some. I’m in north NJ and would prefer to stay semi-local, but I’ll still appreciate anything further! :)

I'm not sure what I saw here but the flags are huge and I didn't get the message. Any ideas?