i lost the address and i wanted to send my brother a picture of my baby girl, she looks just like him! I know the place is in Yardsville nj but thats it, can anyone please help me?
Does anyone know the address for Garden State Correctional Youth facility?
Garden State Youth Correctional Facility
P.O. Box 11401
Yardville, New Jersey 08620
Burlington County
609-298-6300
Associate Administrator: Charles Albino
Population as of February 1, 2005: 1,674
Reply:Garden State Youth Correctional Facility
P.O. Box 11401
Yardville, New Jersey 08620
Burlington County
609-298-6300
Associate Administrator: Charles Albino
Population as of February 1, 2005: 1,674
Reply:oh am sorry but i cant help
Reply:sorry no idea
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In your opinion, what’s the cleanest dump in the US?
I have traveled across the country, investigating the cleanliness of US city dumps. My findings indicate that Newark, New Jersey and the South Junction Philadelphia dumps are the most tidy. The study measures the amount of dirt residue per thousand parts of clean air. The worst, by far, is Atlantic City. It is triple that of it’s Garden State counterpart. Anybody else have opinions about this?
In your opinion, what’s the cleanest dump in the US?
Although I have not visited dumps across the US, I do believe that it is important to maintain our waste, so kudos to you for actually spending time doing those observations.
In your opinion, what’s the cleanest dump in the US?
Although I have not visited dumps across the US, I do believe that it is important to maintain our waste, so kudos to you for actually spending time doing those observations.
How can i convince my dad?
I really want to go to Garden State Plaza mall in New Jersey because i heard its a good mall and im meeting up with a friend, but its an hour and 45 minutes away. SO my dad thinks we should go to Cherry Hill Mall because its only 30 minutes away. What can i say or do to my dad to get him to give in to going to Garden State Plaza?
How can i convince my dad?
You drive an hour and 45 minutes to hang out at a freakin' mall?
Reply:I wish I could help, but I never had any luck getting my dad to let me do things. After a while, I stopped asking and just started doing (but you should ask).
Reply:Follow his decision and don't press hiim too hard. At the same time though do extra chores and do other things to prove to him your responsible enough to go that far away! Good Luck!
Reply:Tell him it's the only thing you will ask for for the rest of the year, throw in the puppy eyes and drop a single tear.... good luck
Reply:Well if you can drive, then just go and don't tell him. If you can't drive, then sit down and try to have a mature talk with him. Just say something like "I would really love to go to this mall, can you drive us when its a good time for you?". Just try to make him understand why you want to go so bad.
Reply:I think you should convince him go to the mall you want cuz it sounds more fun
Reply:Tell dad , Garden State Mall has so much more than Cherry Hill.Tell him you are only going to ask him for this once , after that , you wont ask again.
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How can i convince my dad?
You drive an hour and 45 minutes to hang out at a freakin' mall?
Reply:I wish I could help, but I never had any luck getting my dad to let me do things. After a while, I stopped asking and just started doing (but you should ask).
Reply:Follow his decision and don't press hiim too hard. At the same time though do extra chores and do other things to prove to him your responsible enough to go that far away! Good Luck!
Reply:Tell him it's the only thing you will ask for for the rest of the year, throw in the puppy eyes and drop a single tear.... good luck
Reply:Well if you can drive, then just go and don't tell him. If you can't drive, then sit down and try to have a mature talk with him. Just say something like "I would really love to go to this mall, can you drive us when its a good time for you?". Just try to make him understand why you want to go so bad.
Reply:I think you should convince him go to the mall you want cuz it sounds more fun
Reply:Tell dad , Garden State Mall has so much more than Cherry Hill.Tell him you are only going to ask him for this once , after that , you wont ask again.
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If your not from NY state or city, why do you think NY is a great place?
I have been to the city including, the bronxs, Brooklyn, Queens, and allthe other areas. There are only a few reasions to go there.
Shea
Madesion square garden
Macys Thanksgiving day Parade
and The ball (New years)
I live on the island in huntington and belive that new york city is a bunch of drunk drivers and dirty streets. Almost as dirty as NJ.
If your not from NY state or city, why do you think NY is a great place?
well it's not the greatist place in the world, it is just mostly famous for its history and tourism... at least that's what I think
Reply:Some are just not up to the challenge of living in New York....
You obviously don't know where to find entertainment and seem like a tourist(don't take any offense). I am 19 and have traveled around but NYC is the only place that I know that at 3AM I can go out and find something to do and somewhere to go.
Reply:I grew up in a small PA town and I love NYC because theres so much opportunity there. Thats why I moved here.
Reply:I'm from New York City and there is a lot of great places to go to and things to do, you just have to know where. Obviously, you don't know where all these places are, the places you've mentioned makes you sound like a tourist, and I bet tourist would find more great reasons and great places to go to here. If there is only a few reasons to visit here, why would so many people from around the world come and love visiting New York?
Reply:Its a fabulous city! So many wonderful things to do, people to see, places to go! NYC has Great culture, food, entertainment, shopping, nightlife... (including in the other boroughs) If you dont think NYC is great, its because you haven't taken the time to find out all it has to offer..I live 40 min from LA, but I'd happily hop on a plane to NYC as first choice ANYDAY
Shea
Madesion square garden
Macys Thanksgiving day Parade
and The ball (New years)
I live on the island in huntington and belive that new york city is a bunch of drunk drivers and dirty streets. Almost as dirty as NJ.
If your not from NY state or city, why do you think NY is a great place?
well it's not the greatist place in the world, it is just mostly famous for its history and tourism... at least that's what I think
Reply:Some are just not up to the challenge of living in New York....
You obviously don't know where to find entertainment and seem like a tourist(don't take any offense). I am 19 and have traveled around but NYC is the only place that I know that at 3AM I can go out and find something to do and somewhere to go.
Reply:I grew up in a small PA town and I love NYC because theres so much opportunity there. Thats why I moved here.
Reply:I'm from New York City and there is a lot of great places to go to and things to do, you just have to know where. Obviously, you don't know where all these places are, the places you've mentioned makes you sound like a tourist, and I bet tourist would find more great reasons and great places to go to here. If there is only a few reasons to visit here, why would so many people from around the world come and love visiting New York?
Reply:Its a fabulous city! So many wonderful things to do, people to see, places to go! NYC has Great culture, food, entertainment, shopping, nightlife... (including in the other boroughs) If you dont think NYC is great, its because you haven't taken the time to find out all it has to offer..I live 40 min from LA, but I'd happily hop on a plane to NYC as first choice ANYDAY
What is the quickest route to get to Roseland, NJ from Hackensack, NJ?
I need to get to Roseland, NJ from Hackensack, NJ. The closest highways to me are Route 4, Garden State Parkway, Route 46 and Route 80
What is the quickest route to get to Roseland, NJ from Hackensack, NJ?
I-80 west to the Garden State Parkway south to I-280 West to either Laurel Ave (Exit 6), Livingston Ave. (Exit 5) or Eisenhower Parkway (Exit 4) depending where in Roseland.
Reply:It is only about 19 1/2miles and should only take you half an hour driving time.
There are specific direction at this link:
http://www.mapquest.com/directions/main....
Reply:I looked it up on mapquest and from the center of Roseland to the center of Hackensack it showed that you would take Route 80... you can look it up in mapquest with specific addresses and it might give you a better route...
What is the quickest route to get to Roseland, NJ from Hackensack, NJ?
I-80 west to the Garden State Parkway south to I-280 West to either Laurel Ave (Exit 6), Livingston Ave. (Exit 5) or Eisenhower Parkway (Exit 4) depending where in Roseland.
Reply:It is only about 19 1/2miles and should only take you half an hour driving time.
There are specific direction at this link:
http://www.mapquest.com/directions/main....
Reply:I looked it up on mapquest and from the center of Roseland to the center of Hackensack it showed that you would take Route 80... you can look it up in mapquest with specific addresses and it might give you a better route...
Horse Hoof trimmings in the garden - Answer found!?
Im actually unable to answer my own question but I wanted to let you all know I found the answer.
Jerry Baker has this book "Old-Time Gardening Wisdom" (highly recommend this book. Very insightful) and it states in there that horse hooves were added to the garden (soaked and then used to water) as a fertilizer. It says they were the "best". Having horses and an endless supply of trimmings, I'm going to try it.
Thanks
Horse Hoof trimmings in the garden - Answer found!?
You can use horse hooves but it's time consuming for them to break down %26amp; get the nutriants out. Better if you use horse manure takes less time to soak %26amp; has far better nutriants %26amp; great fertilizer. Take dried manure %26amp; soak it, then water your garden. We mix the manure that we collect from mucking stalls or a manure pile directly into the soil in our flower %26amp; vegetable gardens. The growth is amazing!
Reply:Horse hoofs are made of keratin. It eventually works as plant food because it provides nitrogen and sulphur, but you'll get faster results if you use unflavored gelatin (not made from horse's hoofs, btw). Different substance, same benefits, doesn't require as much breaking down.
If you want to use the hoof trimmings, though, you might try putting them in your compost heap first.
Reply:How interesting! I've never heard of that before. If I used my horse hoof trimmings in my garden though, I'd have some disappointed dogs! They love them!
I wrote down your book suggestion, sounds like a good read.
Reply:Are you a horses hoof?
Jerry Baker has this book "Old-Time Gardening Wisdom" (highly recommend this book. Very insightful) and it states in there that horse hooves were added to the garden (soaked and then used to water) as a fertilizer. It says they were the "best". Having horses and an endless supply of trimmings, I'm going to try it.
Thanks
Horse Hoof trimmings in the garden - Answer found!?
You can use horse hooves but it's time consuming for them to break down %26amp; get the nutriants out. Better if you use horse manure takes less time to soak %26amp; has far better nutriants %26amp; great fertilizer. Take dried manure %26amp; soak it, then water your garden. We mix the manure that we collect from mucking stalls or a manure pile directly into the soil in our flower %26amp; vegetable gardens. The growth is amazing!
Reply:Horse hoofs are made of keratin. It eventually works as plant food because it provides nitrogen and sulphur, but you'll get faster results if you use unflavored gelatin (not made from horse's hoofs, btw). Different substance, same benefits, doesn't require as much breaking down.
If you want to use the hoof trimmings, though, you might try putting them in your compost heap first.
Reply:How interesting! I've never heard of that before. If I used my horse hoof trimmings in my garden though, I'd have some disappointed dogs! They love them!
I wrote down your book suggestion, sounds like a good read.
Reply:Are you a horses hoof?
Why do peopl make fun of New Jersey?
Is it really "The Garden State" or is it as people say "The Garbage State" or "The Toxic State". Why do people make fun of the place? Is it really that bad? Most people who make fun of it are New Yorkers - is NY very close to NJ? Do they know first hand?
Why do peopl make fun of New Jersey?
There is a stretch of New Jersey on the NJ Turnpike, where all the oil refineries are. Think Port Aurthur,Tx or Torrence, Ca.
Else, the state has suburban area's and rural area's. Most of the state is not like what people think.
It has the highest, per capita income than any other state. And the highest per capita amount of scientists than any other state.
Reply:Everyone makes fun of New Jersey b/c they think it is so dirty. When you fly in to Newark, NJ Airport, you will see a lot of oil refinieries and old buildings and the area is pretty much awful. So that tends to be people's stereotype of the state. Yes, NJ and NY border each other. Plus most of the major cities in NJ are old, not very safe, and unappealing. But the same can be said for NY state.
However, most sections of NJ are really nice...very suburban, nice houses and yards. Many sections along the coast are beautiful. In reality, NJ is one of the most expensive states to live in due to housing costs, great location, and property tax. You still have a home but can get into the city easily for work or drive down to shore for weekend. It has many advantages compared to living in NY. It is the most densely populated state, so obviously people do want to live here. Southern Jersey has much more crops and stuff.
Reply:It's a border "war". New Jerseyeans make fun of New Yorkers too...wondering if they have to carry a gun to visit NYC, the "drug supermarket" (since a lot of NJ cars used to "visit" Washington Heights...off the GWB, for "things".
But on the other side, while there are parts of NJ that are actually nice (the Jersey Shore, Newport section of Jersey City, Sussex County (NW NJ), Cape May) you often get the "stereotype" as you see in the opening credits of "The Sopranos" with TONS of refineries (NJ Turnpike between exits 13 %26amp; 12), areas that once did serve as toxic dumps (right off the Pulaski Skyway near Newark was one that REAKED of bad odors.) And yes, with the exception of the Newport section of Jersey City, New Jersey cities tend to be bad and rundown (Newark...though the Ironbound section is okay, Paterson, Camden..to which I wouldn't go through there DURING THE DAY!)
There are other "Jersey Jokes" as well. Such as when someone says they are from New Jersey, people reply "What exit?" since you have TONS of highways in NJ that all have exit numbers on them. Plus on the main routes, the only way you can make a left is to make a RIGHT since "Jersey Dividers" are VERY limited access and block off roads, until you find a sign where you can turn onto a street, or "U" turn.
The GOOD thing about NJ that New Yorkers do love! Gas prices are about 35c cheaper to the gallon and THE ATTENDANT FILLS IT UP FOR YOU (state law)
Reply:I like Joesy.
Reply:It's traditional to make fun of joisey. NYers are tough. NYers enjoy living on top of each other. NYers like paying high taxes. NYers love to lug their laundry to the laundromat so they can socialize. NYers love to shlep their groceries up 5 flights of stairs in the shopping cart. Young NYers areproud of the fact that they can live with 5 room mates in a studio apt. NYers with a view of the hudson love to look at the left bank of the hudson (aka jersey)
Pity the poor people in jersey who have a dishwasher, washer/dryer in their apts/homes. Jerseyites have parking spots and don't have to pay hundreds of dollars a month to rent a spot. Jerseyites get a view of NYC. Jerseyites have a shorter commute into manhatan then NYers in queens or on the island. Jerseyites have cheaper gas prices and are NOT ALLOWED to fill their own cars, we are forced to sit in the car and let the gas attendant fill the car for us.
Reply:Is just that. That's what we New Yorkers called.
safety boots
Why do peopl make fun of New Jersey?
There is a stretch of New Jersey on the NJ Turnpike, where all the oil refineries are. Think Port Aurthur,Tx or Torrence, Ca.
Else, the state has suburban area's and rural area's. Most of the state is not like what people think.
It has the highest, per capita income than any other state. And the highest per capita amount of scientists than any other state.
Reply:Everyone makes fun of New Jersey b/c they think it is so dirty. When you fly in to Newark, NJ Airport, you will see a lot of oil refinieries and old buildings and the area is pretty much awful. So that tends to be people's stereotype of the state. Yes, NJ and NY border each other. Plus most of the major cities in NJ are old, not very safe, and unappealing. But the same can be said for NY state.
However, most sections of NJ are really nice...very suburban, nice houses and yards. Many sections along the coast are beautiful. In reality, NJ is one of the most expensive states to live in due to housing costs, great location, and property tax. You still have a home but can get into the city easily for work or drive down to shore for weekend. It has many advantages compared to living in NY. It is the most densely populated state, so obviously people do want to live here. Southern Jersey has much more crops and stuff.
Reply:It's a border "war". New Jerseyeans make fun of New Yorkers too...wondering if they have to carry a gun to visit NYC, the "drug supermarket" (since a lot of NJ cars used to "visit" Washington Heights...off the GWB, for "things".
But on the other side, while there are parts of NJ that are actually nice (the Jersey Shore, Newport section of Jersey City, Sussex County (NW NJ), Cape May) you often get the "stereotype" as you see in the opening credits of "The Sopranos" with TONS of refineries (NJ Turnpike between exits 13 %26amp; 12), areas that once did serve as toxic dumps (right off the Pulaski Skyway near Newark was one that REAKED of bad odors.) And yes, with the exception of the Newport section of Jersey City, New Jersey cities tend to be bad and rundown (Newark...though the Ironbound section is okay, Paterson, Camden..to which I wouldn't go through there DURING THE DAY!)
There are other "Jersey Jokes" as well. Such as when someone says they are from New Jersey, people reply "What exit?" since you have TONS of highways in NJ that all have exit numbers on them. Plus on the main routes, the only way you can make a left is to make a RIGHT since "Jersey Dividers" are VERY limited access and block off roads, until you find a sign where you can turn onto a street, or "U" turn.
The GOOD thing about NJ that New Yorkers do love! Gas prices are about 35c cheaper to the gallon and THE ATTENDANT FILLS IT UP FOR YOU (state law)
Reply:I like Joesy.
Reply:It's traditional to make fun of joisey. NYers are tough. NYers enjoy living on top of each other. NYers like paying high taxes. NYers love to lug their laundry to the laundromat so they can socialize. NYers love to shlep their groceries up 5 flights of stairs in the shopping cart. Young NYers areproud of the fact that they can live with 5 room mates in a studio apt. NYers with a view of the hudson love to look at the left bank of the hudson (aka jersey)
Pity the poor people in jersey who have a dishwasher, washer/dryer in their apts/homes. Jerseyites have parking spots and don't have to pay hundreds of dollars a month to rent a spot. Jerseyites get a view of NYC. Jerseyites have a shorter commute into manhatan then NYers in queens or on the island. Jerseyites have cheaper gas prices and are NOT ALLOWED to fill their own cars, we are forced to sit in the car and let the gas attendant fill the car for us.
Reply:Is just that. That's what we New Yorkers called.
safety boots
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