what is Atlantic City,New Jersey famous for?
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casinos, the famous streets which are featured on the original monopoly game board, and perhaps the boardwalk.
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very expensive, but good.  lots of entertainment.  Youll never be bored.\n\nif you mean ny, ny\n\nas in the city.
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I put "wire rope" + 1848 into the Yahoo search engine and came up with John A. Roebling, a German immigrant and engineer who invented wire rope and had a factory in Trenton, NJ. The famous landmark would be the Brooklyn Bridge.\n\nIf you need more info, try what I did in your search engine. There is a lot of information, plus the building of the Brooklyn Bridge is a fascinating story, particularly with regard to Roebling himself. Some great old photos, too. Thanks for this interesting question.  I learned something new today.
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I know of one in Hamilton Square, New Jersey
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The east coast. New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey...
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watch jags games\ngo to the beaches(atlantic, neptune, jax. beach, ponte vedra...)\nmosh\nthe zoo\nride the skyway\ni'm from jax. so i should know
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It's a great place for a recent college grad to live, especially since your job is not far.  But you have to be aware of a couple of things:\n\n1.  During the winter most of the towns at the shore are ghost towns.  Very little activity and a lot of businesses aren't even open.  You can still find the necessities but there isn't nearly as much activity as during the spring and summer.\n\n2.  You can't even think about trying to rent a place until August.  Right now the rents are sky high for summer rentals.  In August start making the rounds and if you plan on staying there then make sure you sign a lease that carries you through the summer without an increase in rent.\n\nAs for a specific town, take your pic.  Belmar is great in the summer but very quiet in winter.  The further south you go, the more quiet it gets until you start nearing Atlantic City.  Then the activity (and costs) pick up.\n\nSpeak to a realtor who specializes in summer rentals.  They probably have plenty of clients who would love to rent out a place for the entire year.\n\nGood luck and enjoy!
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the nearest a.c. moore is in secaucus, nj...in harmon meadows...its mill creek mall...hop that helps
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Fall River is famous for Lizzie Boren.  I hear that the old house was turn into a museum.
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It is a beautifull city! and a lot of activity
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As of the United States 2000 Census, Jersey City, NJ had a total population of 240,055, making it New Jersey's second-largest city, trailing Newark.\n\nFrom the article on Jersey City at www.wikipedia.org
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According to this article, it was in Carmel, NJ\n\nhttp://www.utc.com/press/highlights/movie.htm
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ok, this is simple, New Jersey happens to be the Arm pit of america, which is where the most indians live (and cricket is a big indian sport),  so you go to Jersey City, where a lot of indians live, walk up to any middle aged indian, and ask him where do the indians play their cricket, and he will tell you, then you go to anywhere it is, and play ball.
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Coming from someone who's been to both, there's much more to do in Vegas.  Vegas is much bigger, the hotels and casino are generally nicer, there are more restuarants, nightlife spots, etc. Only one or two Atlantic City hotels compare to the quality of your top-tier Vegas hotels, and even that's a stretch.  Depending on the time of year, the weather will usually be nicer in Vegas too.\n\nI've been to both, and Vegas is the way to go.
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I've found that a lot of people from New Jersey, tend to think that their state is the best one in the US. New Jersey this, NJ that. :P That's probably why they make fun of them. If it wasn't all about New Jersey, then they might have something new to make fun of.
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North jersey or South Jersey? b/c there is a difference in peeps ya know! I've met lots of people from New Jersey. Some are loud, some aren't, just like anywhere else.
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I would love to see New Jersey going to the NBA finals again. They are exciting to watch because of Vince Carter's awesome slams and surprisingly long three pointers, Richard Jefferson's strong dunks, and Kidd's great assists. They also have an uptempo fast break game that makes them so fun to watch.