A team of Customs and Border Protection Officer seize tea bags with trace amounts of cocaine arriving from Peru.

On May 6, a team of Customs and Border Protections Officers (CBP) seized two pounds of coca leaf products that conatined trace amounts of cocaine. CBP officers within JFK selected a shipment manifested as ‘Green Tea Samples’ for an enforcement examination. The shipment that arrived from Peru actually contained coca leaf products in the form of tea bags, and energy bars; which were sampled and sent to CBP labs for testing. Lab tests concluded that the shipment contained trace amounts of cocaine.

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Some fun boat names. BoatUS Releases Annual List of Top Ten Boat Names
What’s in boat name? It’s hard to deny taking a guess at the meaning of a name painted across a boat’s transom – it can reveal much about the personality of a boat owner. But like the wave tops constantly in motion, the fluid nature of boat names is also often a sign of boater’s changing lives.
Have you started fishing? Reel Crazy may be for you. Recently divorced? Alimony says it all. Have kids in school?Tuition says it best.

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World-Class Team Assembled to Deliver Summit’s Premier Business Address

Real estate industry veteran Mark Yeager, in partnership with Normandy Real Estate Partners, one of the nation’s leading private equity real estate firms, today announced that construction has commenced on the comprehensive redevelopment of Summit Executive Center into a Class A state-of-the-art, LEED-certified downtown office building.

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Strong Financial Position Enables SJP to Capitalize on Opportunity to Purchase Premier Class A Office Building

SJP Properties, one of the New York Metropolitan Area’s most active development companies, announced today that it has bought back the first phase of Morris Corporate Center IV, a five-story, 350,000-square-foot Class A office building that SJP originally built as part of its master-planned Morris Corporate Center campus in Parsippany, N.J.

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- App Takes Social Medium from Street to Mobile –

Elite Gudz, creative leaders in designing content for multi-media mobile, tablet and personal-use consoles, will introduce the all-new "Wall of Immortalz" user-designed-art gallery along with the May 24, 2011, release of Graffiti Spray Can Pro, the upgraded version of the original Graffiti Spray Can app. The newest version of the popular virtual graffiti app will allow users to upload their best works to the “Wall of Immortalz”, vote on the work of others and share it all via Facebook, Twitter and email. Designed by graffiti artists at Elite Gudz, the “Wall of Immortalz” is intended to be a way for people to communicate thoughts and ideas to the world via their art. The feature will be viewable from within Graffiti Spray Can Pro, as well as on the app's official website.

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Paramus residents are reminded that all dog and cat licenses expired on December 31, 2010. Pet owners who do not apply for renewal by June 30th are liable for a summons and fine for violation of State Law and Borough Ordinance, according to Borough Health Officer John Hopper. After July 1st, there is a late charge of $10.00 in addition to the license fee.

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Ranked in Top 50 for Neurology and Neurosurgery

The Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital at Hackensack University Medical Center (HUMC) announced today that it was named to U.S. News Media Group’s Best Hospitals ranking as one of the top 50 in the specialty of neurology and neurosurgery, now available online at www.usnews.com/childrenshospitals. The Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital is the only hospital in New Jersey ever to be ranked in a Best Children’s Hospitals specialty.

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New York City Area Yale Alumni Working at More than 20 Sites on May 14
On Saturday, May 14, more than 3,000 Yale University alumni, family and friends will make a difference in their local communities in Connecticut, across the United States, and around the world, as part of the third global Yale Day of Service.

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The British are coming. The British are coming ... and wearing hats, of course! The royals across the pond have always had a penchant for donning dramatic headwear, and with the upcoming wedding of Kate Middleton and Prince William, hats are once again making a fashion statement here and abroad.
But most of us probably won't be topping our spring outfits off with a daring hat like the ones London milliner Philip Treacy has designed for the likes of Lady Gaga and the royal wedding party. Instead, we may choose one of the big brim straw hats to wear to a festive occasion right here at home. Kentucky Derby party anyone? And we all know about the trick of plopping on a baseball cap for a bad hair day!

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Nonprofit executives and business and community leaders shared their insights on the need for organizations to be entrepreneurial with engaging volunteers and generating financial support for their causes during a symposium sponsored by the Bergen Community College Nonprofit Leadership Institute held on May 6.

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Designed for architectural flood lighting applications, Lumenbeam LBX offers simple maintenance, component replacement without having to replace the luminaire

Lumenpulse Inc., a leading innovator and manufacturer of high performance, architectural LED-based lighting solutions for commercial, institutional, and urban environments, announced that its Lumenbeam LBX received a LFI INNOVATION AWARD for Best Floodlights, Theatrical, Specialty Luminaires, awarded at LIGHTFAIR 2011.

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Will Be Held On Saturday, May 21st In The Parking Lot Of The Paramus Store; Free Food, Music, Giveaways!!!!!

The parking lot of Fairway Market in Paramus (30 East Ridgewood Avenue) will be where Fairway says ‘thank you’ to its loyal customers with free food, drinks and entertainment from 11 am to 3 pm on Saturday, May 21, 2011. Dozens of vendors will be offering drinks, desserts, salads and sides to go along with the grilled hot dogs and sausages to be enjoyed throughout the day. There will be fresh pulled mozzarella and breads to dip in olive oils at the Fairway table.

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Lest We Forget: the intent of the Memorial Service was moved indoors to the Life Safety Building due to inclement weather. As always, the pomp and decorum of the Paramus Police Department was impressive and a deserving tribute to our Paramus Police Department officers, past and present. The Paramus Police Ceremonial Honor Color Guard with their rigid military poise sets the scene. After the national anthem and a moment of silence, the invocation was given by Chaplain Larry Evans.

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Dickey’s Barbecue Pit, the largest quick-serve barbecue chain in the country, continues to grow as the initial plans begin to open the first franchise location in New Jersey. “Being from Texas, I grew up with Dickey's BBQ. Since moving to the northeast, I've had a chance to have some of the very best food from a variety of cuisines, but I never felt like the barbecue came close to what I was able to get back home in Texas. So I decided to do something about it,” said the new owner/operator Alan Cohen, a graduate of Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
This is the first Dickey’s Barbecue franchise opportunity for Cohen.

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Leading Experts will Discuss the Latest Neuro-Oncology Trends on Friday, May 20

The John Theurer Cancer Center at Hackensack University Medical Center will host the Seventh Annual Neuro-Oncology Symposium on Friday, May 20 from 7:30am - 1:00pm. This continuing medical education (CME) conference will present the latest neuro-oncology trends by leaders in the field.

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The Power of CO2, the Performance of Pixel

Dr. Luis Zapiach of Art Plastic Surgery has expanded his practice and is now offering Pixel Perfect™ treatments to his patients with the purchase of the Pixel CO2 laser from Alma Lasers.

“I’m very excited to add this new service for our patients,” Dr. Zapiach said. “As a long time provider of aesthetic laser procedures, I wanted to find a system that not only met my patient’s needs, but exceeded them. I’m already excited about the results we’re seeing and my patients are delighted.”

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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The question is jarring, surreal and intensely controversial: Is Barack Obama a natural-born citizen of the United States and therefore constitutionally eligible to be president?

Repeated national polls - even after Obama's recent release of his "long-form birth certificate" - suggest tens of millions of Americans don't believe he is legally eligible. And while the mainstream press continues to ridicule "birthers" as conspiracists, kooks and racists, dozens of lawsuits cite Obama's dual citizenship and other problematic parts of his past as unequivocally disqualifying him from the U.S. presidency according to the original meaning and intent of the Constitution.

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