(Part 2) Best products from r/newjersey

Happy to help, these carbon filters are the ones I'm referencing. I think they could fit in a water bottle. The one you can buy is called a smoke buddy. The desktop filter that I have is this one Pricey but worth it, removes smoke very fast. Plus it feels like a nice fan for the room when it's on.

Depending on the number of kids, it can be cheaper just to buy one. We were quoted $250 to have a small bounce house for an hour, I wound up buying one for $229 instead from Amazon (free shipping!) and as a bonus I can set it up whenever I'd like. http://www.amazon.com/Little-Tikes-Shady-Slide-Bouncer/dp/B003NSBMV2/

Caveat though, it's smaller than some of the rentals, so if you buy one you'll need to make sure you only let 4-5 kids in at a time. Too many kids is mostly a bumping into each other safety issue, rather than too much weight for the pump issue.

What's worse is that this is a trend not just for NJ on gay marriage but for the whole country on just about everything. There's a huge disconnect between what Americans actually want vs. what our government tells us we want, and that has to do with our politicians working for the wealthy donors who fund their campaigns rather than the not-so-wealthy people they were elected to represent. Christie is a perfect example of that.

I don't know if exposing yourself to chemicals is more or less better, but I always spray my outdoor socks and shoes and shirts with permethrin. It dries in about 2 hours, and is good for a couple washes in the washing machine I think.

That with deet on the skin has been pretty impenetrable in deep canada woods, arkansas, and new jersey. I even coat my dogs harnesses in it.

I spend about $15 every 2 years on a bottle. I cover my camping hammock and rain flys in it too. Keeps mosquitos away.


https://www.amazon.com/Sawyer-Products-Permethrin-Clothing-Repellent/dp/B001ANQVZE

A Bliss Case by Michael Rockland.

Takes place in central NJ. Pretty hilarious book, imho.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/193236496X

You need to think in terms of what's best for the community. For residential areas near highly trafficked places, permit parking is probably best.

I'm looking at 2 budget dash cams: The mobius and the g1wh.

The Mobius fits neatly behind the rear-view mirror and seems like the most discreet option out there because of its small size. However it doesn't have an lcd screen if that's important to you.

I also like the G1WH because it's a bit cheaper but still has good reviews. It has a screen, however its not as discreet as the mobius and may not fit behind your rear-view mirror. But for 50+ bucks its a bargain.

Check out /r/dashcam or www.dashcamtalk.com for more dash cams. Theres many other options out there.

Get a better antenna so you can watch it? NBC 4 broadcasts on UHF, so a good small directional antenna would be like the amplified Terk HDTVa or if you are closer to NYC, the unamped Winegard FlatWave... in either case, make sure the antenna is pointed at the direction of NYC.

Orrrr, find a livestream online?

yes i have the link :https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07H9SB2MS
you can cut the paper top of the machine ,this machine pretty useful in office ,if you think you can help me out this you can inbox me and then i will refund you through paypal

I've got the THINKWARE TW-F50 and it's been great. But listen to what /u/ChickenPotPi said and get a better SD card. This is the one I have.

Yeah and there's even a Pulitzer-prize winning book on how the area was polluted. So Toms River does not appear to be that great.

Quite a lot of variation here on Amazon.

But this one looks like the winner, even though it doesn't match the one on the State Legislatures Website.

Charge your battery first... make sure you have enough: (here's the link in case you need a refill):

https://www.amazon.com/Patchouly-Spiritual-Sky-Perfume-Bottle/dp/B001684JSE/ref=pd_lpo_121_lp_t_4/166-8884595-1678732?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=KYQ7F91WKYHC78XKHP8G

Braid your armpits, and PLEASE make sure your CoExist sticker is displayed prominently on your hood.

If you're looking to just learn about which plants are edible and which are not, it may be cheaper to just buy a book about edible plant identification kind of like this one.

If you're looking for this as well as other aspects of living off the land, it may be more prudent to take a wilderness survival course that will include edible plants as well as how to build a shelter, how to trap and dry meat, how to navigate without a compass, etc.

Either way, my gf and I are getting into this sort of thing and would love to learn ourselves. Feel free to drop a pm if you want to team up.

I picked up this book this year and it's absolutely worth having.
The Best Tent camping in New Jersey.

https://www.amazon.com/Best-Tent-Camping-Concrete-Portable/dp/0897325966/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1469464797&sr=8-1&keywords=Nj+tent+camping

>Four Trump Affiliates Spied On

>Thanks to the work of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence and the Senate Judiciary Committee, Americans already learned that the FBI had secured a wiretap on Carter Page, a former Trump campaign official. That wiretap, which was renewed three times, was already controversial because it was secured in part through using the secretly funded opposition research document created by the Hillary Clinton campaign and Democratic National Committee. The secret court that grants the wiretap was not told about Hillary Clinton or the DNC when the government applied for the wiretap or its renewals.

>Now we learn that it wasn’t just Page, but that the government was going after four campaign affiliates including the former campaign manager, the top foreign policy advisor, and a low-level advisor whose drunken claim supposedly launched the investigation into the campaign. The bureau says Trump’s top foreign policy advisor and future national security advisor — a published critic of Russia — was surveiled because he spoke at an event in Russia sponsored by Russia Today, a government-sponsored media outlet.

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GP wasn’t the only target.

What’s scary is that Loretta Lynch signed the FISA warrants, warrants that were issued based on fake information in the Steele Dossier. Lynch, being the AG, is one degree away from the President of the United States. This is going all the way to the top.

The ultimate bathroom book is the New Hacker's Dictionary, based on the famous jargon file. It is a list of old computing slang and terminology up to, mostly, the 1980s.

Where known, the origin of the term is listed (this is edited by Eric Raymond), and you'll see a lot of schools you expect - MIT, Stanford (SAIL), etc.

You'll also see Rutgers pop up a surprising amount of times.

I used to study over on Busch in a basement in...I forget the building. This was the early 90s when they still had PLATO terminals set up and working. The whole building seemed to hum with technology.

I wasn't majoring in anything technical but even then Rutgers had a surprisingly high-tech groove. There are Usenet posts out there that I made in 1993 from the Livingston library. Thanks to Rutgers, I got on the Internet via shell (for free) in 1991. Maybe a lot of Universities offered those accounts universally to students but I remember actually staying up all night to get into the library when it opened in the morning, just to screw around on FTP sites.

Get one of these guys

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00478UIB2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1