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8:32 Gov. cancels trick-or-treating until further notice
Put away your candy and costumes, parents and kids.
Gov. Chris Christie announced Tuesday evening during his press briefing that Halloween, namely trick-or-treating, has been canceled for Wednesday. The governor cited unsafe roads and sidewalks in the wake of Hurricane Sandy as the reason.
A rescheduled date for trick-or-treating will be announced because children have to have it, Christie had said previously.
An executive order will be issued Wednesday to make the announcement official.
7:25 p.m. Mayor estimates $800 million in damages on LBI
While final losses have not been calculated, Long Beach Township Mayor Joseph Mancini said damages from Hurricane Sandy could reach upwards of $800 million for the barrier island.
There is not a garage or dune left in Holgate, Mancini said. There is nothing left of the beach.
Mancini said there are 300-400 missing boats on the 18-mile barrier Island.
Its mind blowing, Mancini said of the impact of the storm.
5 p.m. Sandy sets storm tide record off Sandy Hook
Sandy set a storm tide record off Sandy Hook on Monday night. The water level rose to 13.3 feet above mean lower low water, a tidal measure, before power was lost, according to a preliminary report by the National Weather Service. Thats 3.2 feet above the previous record set in 1960 and tied in 1992.
4:15 p.m. Christie announces price gouging hotlines
Gov. Chris Christie says the state has activated temporary hotlines to report price gouging. Call 862-209-0130 or 973-220-3474 to file a complaint.
4:10 p.m. Videos show devastation in Beach Haven
An aerial video of Beach Haven taken by NBC10 from Philadelphia shows devastation in Beach Haven. A boat sits atop a pile of debris. Debris piles, including wooden planks and what appear to be fencing and decks from homes, float in the water. An aerial video of Long Beach Island from the same station shows most of the island under water.
Another video, by Philadelphias CBS Channel 3, shows at least a dozen boats piled atop one another on Long Beach Island, and floating debris from at least one house.
4:05 p.m. Water level at Oyster Creek drops
NRC spokesman Neil A. Sheehan said the water level had dropped below 6 feet in the Oyster Creek intake structure, the threshold for declaring an alert. Once the level drops below 4.5 feet, the unusual event declared Monday will end, he said.
Oyster Creek has been shut down for more than a week for refueling and maintenance, and the concern was the water level might rise high enough to saturate motors used to run pumps that draw water from the plants intake canal, Sheehan said. The water is used for cooling at the plant, he said.
Oyster Creek lost an offsite power line and was working to restore it, Sheehan said. The plant, which also lost 39 of 42 warning sirens, is working to restore them, he said.
4 p.m. Comcast opens WiFi hotspots to everyone
Comcast is opening its network of thousands of Xfinity WiFi hotspots to everyone, including nonsubscribers, to help residents and emergency responders cope with the storm, the cable company said.
Some of the hotspots were hit by the storm and are affected by power outages.
Still, non-Xfinity Internet users should search for the xfinitywifi network name and click on the Not a Comcast subscriber? link at the bottom of the Sign-In page. Then, select the Complimentary Trial Session option from the drop down list.
Users will be able to renew their complimentary sessions every two hours through Wednesday, Nov. 7. For a map of Xfinity WiFi hotspots, which are located both indoors and outdoors in malls, shopping districts, parks, train platforms and other areas, visit www.xfinity.com/wifi.
3:55 p.m. Keyport marina destroyed
Hurricane Sandy decimated Hans Pedersen & Sons Marina in Keyport, tossing $1 million boats around like toys.
At least 80 boats at the marina were totaled, said marina owner Hans Pedersen, who shook his head as he stared at the devastation he estimated would easily cost millions of dollars.
After we survived the 92 storm, we figured we could make it through again if we had to, Pedersen said. This was four times worse than 92.
Jane Zuback, who lives next door to the marina, on Broadway, awoke to find several boats washed up in her back yard.
Before the power went out on Monday night, Zuback and her husband, Ronald, said they saw one boat approach the rear of their home. Once it was dark, they could only hear the sounds of the storm.
Ive been around a while, and I've never seen something so devastating, said Jane Zuback, who has lived at the home for over 40 years.
Pedersen, who specializes in building boats out of wood, rather than more conventional fiberglass, said his brothers boat did not survive the storm.
Thats just going to be a chainsaw, said Pedersen before running off to get a bit of fuel. I hate to say it, but its true.
3:15 p.m. Obama to tour N.J. with Christie on Wednesday
According to the White House press secretary, Wednesday afternoon President Obama will travel to New Jersey, where he will join Gov. Christie in viewing the storm damage, talking with citizens who are recovering from the storm and thanking first responders who put their lives at risk to protect their communities.
Additional scheduling details will be released when they are available. the statement said.
2:25 p.m. Stone Pony survives Sandy
The Stone Pony in Asbury Park has survived Hurricane Sandy.
We did quite well, said general manager Caroline O'Toole. We did a lot of prep work and luck was on our side. Except for some damage to our side fence, we're OK.
It's dry inside and all the history is preserved, O'Toole said.
The club stood with sandbags at its entrances today following the storm. Nearby on Ocean Avenue, a tractor scooped up sand and debris, which was covering the street.
Portions of the Asbury Park boardwalk are damaged, and many business on the boardwalk are damaged, too. The door of fortune teller Madam Marie was blown off.
A Stone Pony Rock to the Top show scheduled for Oct. 28 was postponed. The Pony has a music and burlesque show scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 31. The show is contingent on power being restored to the area and the safety of show goers, O'Toole said.
The Stone Pony is located at 913 Ocean Ave.
2:22 p.m. Toms River sets up command center
Toms River police have set up a command post at the A&P supermarket in Ortley Beach.
The ocean has met the bay, said Lt. Michael Belcher. We barely got our people out of there. Ortley Beach is under water.
Police also are conducting rescues near and around the Fischer Boulevard area.
"We are trying to get people out of there," Belcher said
2:10 p.m.Up to 95 percent of Monmouth County without power
An estimated 90 percent to 95 percent of Monmouth County was without power, according to Sheriff Shaun Golden. For example, the countys largest electricity supplier, Jersey Central Power & Light had 233,525, or 83 percent, of its 280,432 customers without power, according to the county Office of Emergency Management.
Although there was no specific timetable for power restoration, Golden estimated power would not be fully restored around the county for five to seven days.
JCP&L has a huge contingent here in the county, Golden said. Theyre staged with tree companies. Theyre doing assessments.
Hurricane Sandys winds blew down trees and branches, which, in turn, knocked out power lines.
In Monmouth County, the areas hardest hit by Hurricane Sandy were the Raritan Bay and Atlantic Ocean coastal areas, along with rivers along these coasts, according to government officials.
Our biggest problem was the water surge, said Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden. A water surge, simply, is wind driving coastal water back inland, preventing drainage.
The Bayshore posed a real problem, Golden said. We have missing houses that floated away. On Tuesday, rescuers were searching the Bayshore for any stranded residents, Golden said. Those in need of shelter would be eventually taken to the regional shelter at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, Golden said.
Golden added we put a huge law enforcement presence in that area to prevent looting of unprotected property and for the safety of people who might want to venture into the area.
We dont want anybody going in that area, Golden said. The Nov. 6 General Election is a presidential election, meaning a larger-than-normal voter turnout is expected. New Jersey election officials are moving forward with the plan that Nov. 6 is Election Day, said Monmouth County Clerk M. Claire French. In Monmouth County, polling places were being assessed for hurricane damage, French said. If a poll is not suitable, it would be moved, French said.
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1:32 p.m. Bridges between New Jersey and New York now open
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has reopened Outerbridge Crossing, George Washington, Goethals and Bayonne bridges, but motorists are asked to use the spans only when absolutely necessary. Port Authority staff and engineers are on site at all Port Authority facilities to inspect conditions and assess damage.
12:55 p.m. Asbury boardwalk area closed to public
The city boardwalk area is closed to the public as emergency workers are making sure people are safe and structures are sound, Mayor Ed Johnson said today.
Fire Chief Kevin Keddy said in a text message early this morning that the citys boardwalk is beat up in several places.
Johnson said the priority throughout the city after Hurricane Sandy is to assist people in need and address the downed power lines, fallen or weakened trees and compromised structural conditions that exist. Residents are asked to notify the city of any unsafe conditions.
The boardwalk area is closed, Johnson said. Please stay away and out of the way of emergency personnel.
He said a 7 p.m. curfew will be in effect beginning tonight, and that all businesses should close and no one will be allowed in public areas anywhere in Asbury Park.
I ask for your patience, the mayor said. I also ask all residents of Asbury Park to work with us by remaining calm, following the directions of the office of emergency management officials as they are issued and remaining in a safe location as storm recovery efforts get underway.
JCP&L reported that 5,819 of 7,225 customers in Asbury Park are without electric power after the storm.
12:51 p.m. Sandy devours Atlantic Highlands Harbor
Hurricane Sandy decimated the Atlantic Highlands municipal harbor, devouring all its piers, lifting boats out of the water and smacking them down on land like a tumbling stack of dominoes.
Harbor Commission Chairwoman Jane Frotton estimated the storm caused between $30 million and $40 million in damage to municipal property alone, excluding the privately owned boats kept there.
The boats were like dominoes, Frotton said. The wind came up with such force, it picked up all the boats and pushed them against the fence and into each other. Every pier is gone, including the fishing pier, several new floating piers and the SeaStreak commuter ferry pier, she said. The hurricane also destroyed a newly built ice house at On The Deck restaurant and Sissys Restaurant downstairs, as well as Shore Casino, all located at the waterfront, she said.
12:30 p.m. NJ Transit infrastructure suffers major damage
NJ Transits infrastructure took major damage from Hurricane Sandy across the state, including several boats that collided with two drawbridges on the North Jersey Coast Line.
The NJ Transit system has experienced unprecedented devastation in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. Destruction summarizes the impact to rails, rail yards, bus depot and critical operation centers, said state Transportation Commissioner James Simpson.
With the break of daylight, NJ Transit began to inspect and assess the full extent of the damage. Our employees are committed to restoring the system as safely and efficiently as humanly possible.
NJ Transit has mobilized 1,000 employees to assess damage, said Joe Dee, NJDOT spokesman.
Among the worst damage were two tugboats that collided with the North Jersey Coast Lines Raritan River Drawbridge at approximately 4:15 a.m. this morning. Extent of damage to the bridge is unknown.
Three boats and two cargo containers collided with the North Jersey Coast Lines Morgan Drawbridge over the Cheesequake Creek at approximately 4:40 a.m. this morning. Additionally, two boats are resting atop the bridge. The extent of damage to the bridge is unknown at this time.
Other damage includes storm wash-outs along the North Jersey Coast Line, as well as at Kearny Junction, a critical link for MidTOWN Direct service to New York City.
NJ Transit rail terminal at Hoboken, Secaucus and Newark Penn Station sustained impacts due to flood waters.
All NJ Transit bus, rail, light rail and Access Link service remain suspended until further notice. Service will not resume until the States public transit system is repaired, safe, and secure.
12:21 p.m. Causeway bridge to Long Beach Island closed until further notice
The causeway bridge to Long Beach Island will remain close today and until further notice, police said.
12:15 p.m. Blades blown off Windmill restaurant in Long Branch
The blades from the iconic WindMill restaurant in Long Branch apparently have blown off, but the building itself remains standing, the restaurant's chief operating officer said Tuesday.
Steve Levine, whose family has owned the restaurant since 1976, said another WindMill near Seven Presidents Park at the northern end of Long Branch might have a flooded parking lot. But the business' five other Central New Jersery locations appear to be in decent shape, he said.
Among them is a WindMill on River Road near the Belmar Marina, where flooded was intense during the storm.
Levine said he hadn't personally visited the Long Branch locations, but he made his assessment based on photos. He said he hopes to re-open by this weekend, "but it all depends on the power now."
11:40 a.m. 1.3M PSE&G customers without power
More than 1.3 million Public Service Electric & Gas customers are without power, a devastating hit to the state's largest utility.
There may be six major substations flooded from a storm surge along Newark Bay as well, which further hampers the utility's ability to get the juice flowing again.
What we are dealing with here is unprecedented for our company, said PSE&G President Ralph LoRossa. We've never had a direct hit of a hurricane like this and never seen 80 to 90 mph wind as we've seen.
Now the utility is assessing the damage to its system, he said. "We need to get through the assessment process," LoRossa said.
It will take more than seven days to restore some customers. We hope to get the bulk back by then, LoRossa said.
11:35 a.m. Comcast waiting for power to come back
Comcast said the vast majority of cable outages are power related, so for most, cable service should be restored as electricty comes back on. The company is coordinating with state and local governments and the utility companies to coordinate efforts during the restoration process, the company said.
Our technical crews are well underway, placing and refueling generators, starting to assess damage and begin repairs where it's safe to do so Comcast said.
11:30 a.m. Seaside Heights mayor: Funtown pier gone, all rides under water
SEASIDE HEIGHTS: Mayor Bill Akers says he has never seen this type of devastation before. Funtown Pier on the northern end of the boardwalk is totally gone, and all rides are underwater.
There has to be a billion dollars of damage here. I never could have imagined it, Akers said.
Police Chief Thomas Boyd and Fire Chief James Samarelli and Department of Public Works Billy Rumboli put their lives on the line for people who just didnt think and had to be rescued, the mayor said.
There are currently 40 officers and firefighters still involved in evacuation efforts being coordinated with Toms River, he said. The National Guard has been asked for assistance, but so far there has been none, the mayor added.
He said there had been some looting, and added, It is inconceivable to me that people would prey on other peoples misery during this time.
11:15 a.m. Many roads in Brick are closed
Many roads throughout the township are closed this morning in the wake of superstorm Sandy.
Route 70 between the Route 88 intersection and Chambers Bridge Road has collected almost 4 feet of water, and downed trees and wires are causing other closures.
Police spokesman Sgt. Keith Reinhard said the township is seeing unexpected flooding in areas such as Mantoloking Road.
A shelter has opened at Brick Township Memorial High School, Reinhard said.
Though some 25 families opted to stay on the barrier islands despite mandatory evacuation, there is no way of knowing how they endured Sandys wrath.
We havent been able to get out to them, Reinhard said.
11:10 a.m. Manchester cops: Stay in your homes
Manchester police are calling residents, telling them a state of emergency exists, and to remain in their homes.
They say there are multiple power lines down in town, stores are not open, roads are blocked from power lines and downed trees. Intersections are dangerous because traffic lights not working.
Most of the township is without power.
11:05 a.m. Christie: Shore damage 'unthinkable'
Gov. Chris Christie says the devastation at the New Jersey shore is unthinkable.
Christie says the first priority for officials is to try to rescue those still stranded by floodwaters on barrier islands and elsewhere.
He says the full extent of damage will not be known for another day or two.
He says parts of amusement piers at Seaside Park have washed into the Atlantic Ocean, railroad bridges are badly damaged, train tracks on the North Jersey Coast line have been swept away, rail cars were carried by floodwaters onto the New Jersey Turnpike and homes were swept off their foundations in Ocean County.
Christie is asking private employers statewide to let workers stay home today as road crews begin to clear.
10:47 a.m. Christie: I don't give a damn about Election Day
At a news conference in Ewing, Gov. Chris Christie said, I dont give a damn about Election Day in response to questions about how the catastrophic damage would affect voters ability to go to the polls next week.
10:42 a.m.: 2.4 million in New Jersey without power
About 2.4 million New Jersey households lost their power during the storm, twice the number who lost power during Irene last year, Gov. Chris Christie told reporters.
Christie outlined other widespread problems left by superstorm Sandy: the continuing search and rescue of residents stranded by Sandy; 10 facilities for drinking water have problems; each of New Jersey's rail lines are damaged with large sections out in some places.
"There are no words to describe what many residents are going through," he said.
10:40 a.m.: Keansburg devastated by storm
About 70 percent of Keansburg is underwater, and Keansburg Police Chief James Pigott wants sightseers to stop coming into town.
Checkpoints are set up in four spots and only residents are being allowed into town. Pigott said he had to set up checkpoints because so many people were coming into town to try to see the damage, but it's too dangerous for anyone to be on the road.
Wires are down. Commercial trash bins are floating down Carr Avenue. The police station is washed out.
Police had to lock down and abandon the building, Pigott said.
It's a mess and it's unsafe, he said.
Residents who need to contact police can call 732-787-3699 or 911.
Residents should only use 911 for emergencies. He also asks residents not to call police just because their streets are flooded, as long as those people are safe in their homes.
If your street is flooded, as long as you are OK (in your house), just stay there," he said.
Pigott said there are about 100 people at the reception center at Bolger School, but that building does not have electricity. A generator is being used to give that center limited power.
Low tide just came in and workers set up pumps throughout town.
School is closed tomorrow.
10:35 a.m.: Cablevision experiencing widespread service interruptions
Cablevision said it is experiencing widespread service interruptions, primarily related to loss of power.
"Where conditions allow, Cablevision crews are in the field and are working around-the-clock to restore Optimum TV, phone and Internet service, in close coordination with local utilities," the cable company said. "We will provide updates for our customers at Optimum.net."
10:22 a.m.: JCP&L: Could take days to assess damage
Jersey Central Power & Light began to assess the damage to the utility's electric system this morning in wake of Sandy, the superstorm that roared through New Jersey, creating the worst outages the company has ever seen.
That assessment process could take a day or longer.
We don't expect to restore many customers today, JCP&L spokesman Ron Morano said. We expect limited restoration today as the assessors complete their work.
Meanwhile, 1,200 tree-trimming crews are out clearing a massive number of downed trees.
"There are many downed trees that need to be cleared before we begin that restoration work," spokesman Ron Morano said. "There are impassable trees and branches."
More than 930,000 of JCP&L's 1.1 million customers were without power this morning. That's about 83 percent of the utility's base, which stretches from North Jersey to the Jersey Shore. In Monmouth County, 238,260 customers were without power. In Ocean County, 206,619 customers have no electricity.
Outages could increase as more trees fall on power lines, Morano said.
The utility had warned that people may be without power for seven to 10 days.
"The storm came through with all the ferocity that was predicted by the weather folks and given the severity of the damage it is going to be a lengthy restoration," Morano said.
The utility asks that residents not approach work crews that are out in the field, assessing the damage or making restorations.
10:15 a.m.: Police: Could be 10 days before residents can return to LBI
Harvey Cedars police estimate it will take at least 10 days to clear debris and roads before people can return to Long Beach Island.
Flooding in Little Egg Harbor and Tuckerton extended many hundreds of yards inland from the bayshore, leaving boats strewn on roads.
Tuckerton police are keeping people out of the Tuckerton Beach area. A surge that rose at least six feet around homes in the waterfront community devastated marinas. Parts of boatyards were swept clean, with others piled with boats that just days before had been removed from the water for safety.
10:10 a.m.: Federal and state officials monitor Oyster Creek plant
The state Department of Environmental Protection and U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission are monitoring Sandys impact on the Oyster Creek nuclear power plant in Lacey, according to a DEP statement.
The plant had power outages Monday night, declared an alert as a result of rising water levels and lost part of its warning alarm system: 21 sirens, according to the statement.
In a statement Monday night, the NRC said all nuclear plants remain in a safe condition and the agency anticipated that water levels at Oyster Creek will drop within several hours.
According to the DEP, efforts to restore the Oyster Creek sirens are under way and other warning systems are in place.
Oyster Creek was off-line before Sandy for scheduled refueling and maintenance. It is being powered temporarily by backup diesel generators and a combustion turbine engine, which are providing energy for water pumps to cool the fuel stored in the reactor until normal power sources are restored, according to the DEP statement.
9:55 a.m. Monmouth County sets up command center in Hazlet
Monmouth County officials have set up a command center on Route 36 in Hazlet to respond to emergencies and damage from Hurricane Sandy.
The parking lot of Holy Family Church is filled with emergency vehicles, including ambulances, high-wheeled military vehicles, front-end loaders, a sheriff's mobile command post and sheriff's canines.
Deputy county administrator Kevin Burke said swift-water rescue units and dive teams are ready to roll, as well as county road crews.
Everybody's working together, he said.
9:45 a.m.: 190 locations where lanes are closed on state highways
New Jersey Office of Emergency Management says there are approximately 190 locations on state highways where travel lanes are closed due to storm damage.
Sections of the New Jersey Turnpike remain closed, including the southbound lanes between Exits 10 and 14 where NJTA crews are working to remove debris that floated onto the roadway. The northbound lanes in this area have been reopened.
The Turnpike remains closed between Exits 14 and 14C. Additionally, the southbound ramp at Exit 15W to I-280 is closed due to a washout.
Travel restrictions remain in place at all eastbound bridges to the barrier islands.
Approximately 1,300 Turnpike and NJDOT employees are working to restore all travel lanes and are coordinating efforts with utility companies.
9:30 a.m.: The Garden State Parkway has reopened
The entire length of the Garden State Parkway has reopened. Tolls will resume at 2 p.m.
A 129-mile stretch was closed in both directions from Woodbridge to the southern terminus because of flooding caused by Sandy.
Gov. Chris Christie has tweeted that motorists shouldnt drive unless absolutely necessary because 200 other state roads remain closed.
The Lincoln Tunnel is open. The Holland Tunnel is closed under further notice.
The George Washington Bridge, Goethals Bridge, Bayonne Bridge and Outerbridge Crossing are closed until further notice.
All Delaware River Port Authority toll crossings reopened to traffic Tuesday.
9:20 a.m.: Nearly 450,000 without power in Monmouth and Ocean counties
203,743 residents in Ocean County and 237,541 in Monmouth County are without power.
9:15 a.m.: Tunney-Mathis Bridge shut down until further notice
TOMS RIVER: The Tunney-Mathis Bridge will remain shut down until further notice, police reported this morning.
Three feet of water surrounds Fischer Boulevard, said Lt. Michael Belcher of the Toms River police.
The eastern section of the township is largely flooded, especially Silverton.
Belcher said there were 10 house fires in the township last night and most of the town is without power.
"Pelican Island is a river," he said.
8:50 a.m. Toms River police want residents to stay off roads
Toms River Police Chief Michael Mastronardy said the storm was the worst he's seen in his 40 years there. He said police want residents this morning to stay off the roads. It is not safe to drive through town because trees and wires are down, the chief said.
There's flooding all over and electricity is out. Emergency workers are doing water rescues continuously, he said.
"This is unprecedented flooding," he said.
Police had to evacuate a hotel last night. Capt. Steve Henry operated the town's command post Monday night.
8:40 p.m.: Emergency crews to search for residents left in Toms River beach communities
Toms River Police Chief Michael G. Mastronardy said members of New Jersey Task Force One Urban Search & Rescue are going to Ortley Beach and the northern barrier beach communities in Toms River, including Chadwick Beach and Ocean Beach, to look for residents who might have attempted to ride out the storm. The water is still too high on the barrier island for police to drive.
Mastronardy said all of East Dover is underwater, and boats are floating on Fischer Boulevard.
8 a.m. Sewer system issues in southern Monmouth County
Residents in southern Monmouth County are urged to not flush their toilets or run their sinks, as the region's sewer system is overwhelmed, officials said.
The Southern Monmouth Regional Sewer Authority's nine pump stations are flooded and inaccessible, reports Manasquan on its Facebook page.
Residents unaware of the issue or who decide to not heed the warning run the risk of backing up their sewerage pipes into their homes, according to the website.
Authority employees will not be able to make the pumps operable again until the water recedes, according to the website.
8:05 p.m. LBI flooding
Flattened dunes, over-washed streets and "sand and debris everywhere" greeted Long Beach Township emergency workers at first light today, said Mayor Joseph Mancini.
"The water was as high as I've ever seen it, 10 or 12 feet," said Mancini, who stayed in the town hall overnight with about a dozen emergency workers.
But the surge "never got into the building" and the dune there seems to have held through last night's pounding, Mancini said. He and others are going out to assess damage on the 18-mile barrier island, which has not seen an assault like this since the great March 1962 gale.
7:18 a.m. Christie to hold briefing; tour damaged areas
Gov. Chris Christie says state officials will take to helicopter later today or tomorrow to survey damages to storm-battered New Jersey.
Christie plans to hold a media briefing at 10 a.m. in Ewing at the State Police Regional Operations and Intelligence Center..State Police Lt. Stephen Jones said authorities would have new information about the impact from Hurricane Sandy after sunrise when rescue crews were to return to evacuated areas.
The combination of heavy rain and high winds is blamed for flooding, power outages for some 1 million customers and at least three deaths.
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Milwaukee is going to get a look at the new Sheryl Crow live when the nine-time Grammy winner comes to the Riverside Theater on Dec. 5.
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You may know him as Kevin, the lovable dimwit on "The Office."
But the real name of the actor who played him is Brian Baumgartner, and he spent Sunday making a pilgrimage to Lambeau Field to watch the Green Bay Packers vs. the Atlanta Falcons. »Read Full Blog Post
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In a surprise twist to the Billboard Hot 100, a parody video bumps Miley Cyrus back to the number one spot and knocks off Lorde from her reign. See which comedy video spurred the shakeup and then jump back in time to see the songs that were number one this week in 2004, 1994, 1984 and 1974.
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It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas.
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I just recently moved in but everything seems well & good. I like my apartment and my neighbors seem friendly. I like that the complex allows animals and they have a great school system. The noise is kept to a minimum… Full Review ▶
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Some time in my building people put loud noise radio or tv and get trouble to sleep other wise everything is good. In my building Marlboro building is clean but some time hole way not clean, some time main enter acne… Full Review ▶
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Do not rent here. Marine nice comes in your apt as they please. The laundry consist of on dryer and one washing machine per building and they don't work. Rent is over priced. Staff not helpful. When neighbors smoke your basically… Full Review ▶
Very nice pool and clean grounds. The apartments are great sizes and lots of storage! The only downfall the walls are thin and the floors are as well and kind of creaky but all in all a comfy place to live.… Full Review ▶
Moving in was a very smooth process. I felt confident with my new apartment and the community I have trust within the leasing consultants. They are truly there for you and your needs. I have an upgraded apartment and I feel… Full Review ▶
The service and the staff here are polite, honest and my overall experience here has been an excellent one! I recommend Hyde Park Apartments if you are looking for a safe and welcoming area to live. Any problem or concern you… Full Review ▶
Parking spaces should be assigned. Most evenings parking can be difficult and the monthly cost for designated parking is too expensive. The issues noted on the move checklist were handled promptly and satisfactorily. So far I am happy with the community.… Full Review ▶
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I am very satisfied with many aspects of Hyde Park Apartments. The grounds are cleaned at least once a week, the hallways are vacumed once a week, the dwellers pick up their doggie waste, Swimming pool provided in the summer, staff… Full Review ▶
Move in was easy. Apartment smelt a little like cigarettes. I asked if it was nonsmoking and they said we can choose to smoke or not to smoke. I have put airwicks and fabreeze and helps but still get wiffs of… Full Review ▶
So far it has been pleasant, however there are issues almost every week for maintenance. Some neighbors have been friendly, others have been filthy with leaving trash bags in the hallway stinking for hours or sometimes overnight. Management needs to be… Full Review ▶
I HAVE LIVED AT HYDE PARK FOR OVER A YEAR NOW AND I ENJOY THE COMMMMUNITY VERY MUCH. THE PEOPLE IN THE OFFICE ARE KIND AND COURTEOUS AND THE MAINTAINANCE CREW IS POLITE AND THOUROUGH. I WAS PLEASED WHEN THEY INSTALLED… Full Review ▶
Highly frustrating. I moved here during my divorce and took an older model purposely to have lower rent. 2 years later my rent is over a grand, the laundry facilities are useless, there's always trash in and around buildings, there's never… Full Review ▶
I like living here at hyde park apts but i dont understand when i moved here i was offered recreational things other then the pool but they have since taken it away like the barbacue pitts i truely believe if they… Full Review ▶
good apartment - like the fact that I have washer and dryer. and the self-cleaning oven is nice too. the pool should be open early hours like 10 am I will say, so people can enjoy during the day. I will… Full Review ▶
Our neighbors are not terrible. We haven't had many issues. The apartments have many issues due to age and other things. Communication from the office used to be much better, but has gotten worse. They are communicating less and less with… Full Review ▶
It has been a very nice experience. The prices are pretty good, the neighborhood is safe, and the people in the community are nice. I am glad we chose to live in Hyde Park. I would encourage other to people to… Full Review ▶
Very friendly, nice staff and neighbors! Apartment not insulated very well at all Windows are terrible. Very hot in summer, freezing in winter. Heat doesn't always work and when it does not so well, had to buy a 1500 square foot… Full Review ▶
For the most part the F building is pretty nice, Almost everyone in here is friendly, and most of them are quiet.I like that i can walk almost anywhere for the things that I need. Full Review ▶
Great community, great staff. Would definitely recommend to friends and family. When ever there's a maintenance issue, they respond promptly and professionally. Office staff is friendly and helpful. The website is comprehensive and it's easy to pay rent online. Full Review ▶
I have lived at Hyde Park for many years now.. Stacey Ahmad always helps with my questions or concerns. The apartments are always maintained and landscape is beautiful.. Full Review ▶
I have lived over the last 30 years, about 22 in the Bellmawr community.I returned to Hyde Park I lived here prior in the I believe the mid 90's.Since I can back I have seen a remarkable difference, staff very involved… Full Review ▶
there is no feeling of community. the police are onsite regularly. in-apartment maintenance requests are handled in a timely fashion but other property issues remain. going into the office is often more frustrating than helpful. office staff seems eager to get… Full Review ▶
I went apt hunting back in Oct 2010 - plans on leaving my husband and home all to him - for 3 month I looked for an apt and kept coming back to Hyde Park - I finally decided this is… Full Review ▶
Previously, I've had major problems getting carpet, problems with noisy neighbors, problems with neighbors smoking by the front door, barbequing, cursing, drinking late at night...but, all of that was with the previous office manager; we now have a new apartment manager… Full Review ▶
The staff is very friendly and so are the tenants. I love that the place has a Facebook presence; it helps in giving the tenants a sense of community. Full Review ▶
I like my apartment, the layout, amenities, and location. There is more noise from the upstairs apartment than I'd like but overall, I am satisfied with my situation. Full Review ▶
It's a good place to live. The only problem I have with it is that we have to pay a water and sewer bill when we don't even have a washer or dishwasher. So, we help pay other tenants pay the… Full Review ▶
Moved here about 18 months ago, overall satisfied with everything. Full Review ▶
I do not live IN the apartments, but in the houses surrounding the apartments and I will gladly say that the residence of Hyde Park (at least the back buildings) are completely and totally DISRESPECTFUL of the homes that are there.… Full Review ▶
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It's been a mixed bag. The place has gone through three management companies since we moved into our original apartment in 2005. But things seem to be getting better these days. Full Review ▶
This is a lovely community in a great location. The only problem we have is the pest problem. Too many bugs. Full Review ▶
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Parking sucks, maintenance sucks, office staff sucks. It's always trashy in my building. Doors are supposed to be a secure but someone keeps breaking them, walls are paper thin you can hear your neighbors conversation. The only building that looks nice… Full Review ▶
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I love my apartment, I'm very happy here. This place gives me peace of mind. And its close to everything it's like being in the middle of all your destinations. Full Review ▶
I think my downstairs neighbor is going deaf. He listens to his TV at an extraordinarily loud volume. Which I do not mind during the day. However, he routinely has the TV on in the midnight hours, around 12am to 2PM.… Full Review ▶
I am happy with the community because we live on the main road and we have been luck to have good neighbors and I have no complaints regarding the community so far. Full Review ▶
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Despite a few neighborly hiccups, things have gone very smooth -- maintenance and staff are very pleasant to deal with. Full Review ▶
For the most part, this is a good community. Repair requests are taken care of in a timely manner, office staff seem genuine in their concern in taking care of any request or complaints I have had. Rent is a good… Full Review ▶
good apartment nice and spacious but walls are way to thin but don't let that stop u from renting the staff are nice the area awesome good place to live and rent good price Full Review ▶
My experience at Hyde Park has been a good one. It's reasonably priced for ample space for a one-bedroom apt. Maintenance staff prompt and helpful. Full Review ▶
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Quiet building I am in. The office staff at the beginning was horrible. Nasty, felt like you were bothering them. Much better now Full Review ▶
Very good so far. prompt service when needed and polite staff. Couldn't ask for much more. Full Review ▶
Pros and cons pros the apartment are spacious and very nice inside there.are walk in closets and all the store are all around u near all major highways affordable rent cons are walls are.paper thin u can gear u neighbors having… Full Review ▶
We live at Hyde Park for over 5 years now and we can't complain. My Apartment is well maintained and the office and maintenance staff is sure friendly. The new management do the best to keep my home nice and our… Full Review ▶
I do not live in Hyde Park but my father does. After a divorce we found this place to be best in price and a great location for him because he works in Philadelphia. He is in the N building and… Full Review ▶
After 7 years I have had enough. Now management has passed on the water costs to residents. Not by having us metered, no. They are assessing our monthly water fee and ADDING A SERVICE CHARGE to do so. For me, it's… Full Review ▶
I lived in Hyde Park from 2009-2011. I was there with the old and new property managers. The old employees had a few kinks they needed to get through but were overall nice people. The new property manager is great, knows… Full Review ▶
My husband and I recently moved in and we are well pleased. We have friendly neighbors, it is very quiet and the staff is very friendly. We look forward to the upcoming months in our new place. Full Review ▶
I have been a resident at Hyde Park Apartments for 11years. When I moved here I fell in love. I will admit Hyde Park has went through some trials and tribulations. But since they have got a few new staff members… Full Review ▶
I have enjoyed my new apartment and its amazing being on my own. My building is very quiet and very friendly! Full Review ▶
I have been at Hyde Park for a little over three months and I love it. The staff is always helpful, and smiling - I really appreciate that! Maintenance is on the ball (although, my apartment is near perfect and I… Full Review ▶
When you first look at Hyde Park Apartments you see a group of three story red brick buildings. But let s take a deeper look, what you ll find you have is a fantastic value, a neighborhood and family. I looked… Full Review ▶
Hello, I have lived in this apartment for the past 2 years and I have to say it has been nothing but wonderful. I was living in a home for the past 19 years and the staff and maintenance guys made… Full Review ▶
Wow! They recently hired a new Property Manager and I gotta admit, their really turning this place around! The community looks great and everyone that I've met so far has been extremely nice and helpful! I look forward to spending many… Full Review ▶
The new property manager is from a "low income property in Camden". so you know what they are bringing in. The best way to see a complex is DRIVE THROUGH AT NIGHT and see the TRUE property and what is there.… Full Review ▶
I've been a resident here for a few years now..started when Westminster Mgmt was here..I can't say ENOUGH great things about Westminster. The staff was very attentive, courteous and just extremely caring. I couldn't have asked for a better place to… Full Review ▶
ok so back in october 2008 i filled out my application for hyde park, we were approved and put down a 250$ holding fee that was to be taken off our first months rent. we were initially getting a 2 bedroom,… Full Review ▶
The buildings are falling apart. Ceilings and walls have fallen down while people have been in their apartments. There are cracks in the buildings' foundations that can be seen inside and outside of the buildings. You can feel holes in the… Full Review ▶
I have been a resident of Hyde Park for just about 2 years. While the apartments are big, and the maintenance and office staff are friendly - the new management company Morgan Properties is horrible. They are raising the rent tremendously… Full Review ▶
For all you "praisers" that think Hyde Park is great, you must have come from CAMDEN. It is horrible, the property manager must have come from over too. It is totally disgusting, beautiful view of the dumpsters, noise and roaches, and… Full Review ▶
This place is awful, the welfare kids and their parents are sorry excuses for human life, the apartments are dirty, trash all over the place and the manager is a poor excuse for a boss along with her maintenence staff. Oh… Full Review ▶
My initial reason for moving into Hyde Park Apartments was because it was close to my family and they allowed large breed dogs. This is where the good ends. Since moving in in November of '07 I have had several problems.… Full Review ▶
My wife and I have lived at Hyde Park for several years now. We chose this complex because of it's proximity to our jobs. BIG MISTAKE!! Over the past few years it has gotten progressively worse every month. For starters, the… Full Review ▶
I wish I could leave. They do useless construction, do not inform anyone it's going on until they are woken up at 7am for multiple days when a digger is digging a thirty foot hole next to their bedroom window. When… Full Review ▶
I am a resident, and I can't wait to complete my lease and move out. The girl in the management office is rude, people are moving out in droves, they add charges that were never disclosed in the beginning, rent went… Full Review ▶
This place is the worst. It smells bad. The other tenants are all scumbags. The management is the worst aspect. They are all angry, ugly people. I wanted out so bad, I asked to breAk my lease a few months early.… Full Review ▶
Sooo... if you think Hyde Park is somewhat Ghetto, you are correct. First of all people break the front dorrs so they don't have to bring their keys to get back in the buildings, this allows all kinds of riff raff… Full Review ▶
I've been here for 3 years now. The first year we had problems with gangs but they have seemed to vanish. Most people here don't speak English. We often have strangers ringing our buzzer. The main red head lady in the… Full Review ▶
I'm so happy we still get Free Gas heat, and Hot water since that is the biggest expense with the really high gas prices.
I hear of alot of other complexes that you have to pay for gas and electric and that… Full Review ▶
I lived here for one year and thank God I am in a better place now. There were always gangs in the parking lot in the summer, the apartments smelled like mold all the time, the pipes are bad and one… Full Review ▶
Been a resident for 3 yrs and can't complain.
The people that run Hyde Park are really nice and take care of my problems with the apartment.
I think the rent is a fair price and the location is great.
I was thinking of… Full Review ▶
Since at least half of Hyde Park is on Section 8 and the other half don't speak English you will quickly learn that Hyde Park is not the place to live. If you are invited to even stay the night by… Full Review ▶
I've been living at Hyde Park for 4 years now and wish I had moved here sooner.
My requests for service is always done quickly and I enjoy dealing with Management.
The girls in the office always have a smile for me and… Full Review ▶
Hyde Park is a normal apartment complex. I have lived a few places and this by far is more space for your money. You are close to many different highways to go anywhere in the state or outside it. Close to… Full Review ▶
I live in Hyde Park and i must say its worse then HELL itself. Managment is rude, unprofessional, and -------- in my opinion. Asking for help from those idiots is like pulling teeth you get nowhere with them. they let 8… Full Review ▶
My name is Regina and I am a professional apartment shopper. I am leaving my name and email address and welcome questions and comments from management and prospective tenants.
I recently visited this community and was happy to see that the grounds… Full Review ▶
My grandmother has lived here for 3 years & she is very happy. She can't say enough good things about the staff there. They always help her when we can not be there for her. She is way to stubborn for… Full Review ▶
We've lived here 6 years and we're content.I have personally been a renter in 3 different apartments,for 10 years total, Hyde Park is the only good experience so far!Anything wrong maintenance takes care of the same week.We have been thru so… Full Review ▶
living at hyde park was a pleasurable experience for myself and my family. the appartments are roomy and comfortable the staff is always helpful. The maintenance staff keeps the buildings and grounds well maintained and will assist tenants quickly. Full Review ▶
I would recommend this property. It is not modern looking but the apartments are well kept. Ths office staff are wonderful and are always able to assist you with any needs you have. The maintenace is great and work very hard… Full Review ▶
I could do better. Full Review ▶
i live here this place sucks maintmence sucks i can do a better job fixing stuff myself - i do as a matter of fact- i went without heat all winter long. the rent is way to high for living in… Full Review ▶
I HAVE BEEN AT THIS apartment for almost 2 years. I CANT WAIT TO GET OUT. I HAVE ASKED THE MAiNTENCE TO FIX MY REFRIG LAST MAY THEY STILL DIDNT EVEN COME OUT TO LOOK AT IT. I HAVE MOLD IN… Full Review ▶
I moved in almost eight months ago... and i dont feel uncomfortable living there, but the kids hang out in the hallways is a bother, no one really shows a lot of respect to themselves or the people around them. I´d… Full Review ▶
Three years ago it was good. The management changed and so did the attitude. Increasing incidences of burglary and car breaks. MAnagement does not care. The general maintenance is really awful. The bathroom ceiling is a classic example. You can´t look… Full Review ▶
since moving out have recieved 2 bill for rent on an apt that i no longer rent...
have not recieved my security deposit despite nj renters bill of rights tells me by law i should have back in 30… Full Review ▶
I have lived at Hyde Park for 2 years and enjoy it very much. I feel safe and enjoy my friendly neighbors. I have a dog and they make it a happy place to raise a pet.
I also am very… Full Review ▶
This is an old community, but has charm! I love all of the trees throughout esp. the weeping willows. Can´t beat the closet space and I´ve shopped around. The office staff and maintenance are very nice to deal with. It is… Full Review ▶
I have lived at Hyde Park for a few years now and find the overall experience to be most enjoyable. The community suits my needs well, being close to shopping and public transportation, as well as the major roadways to Philadelphia… Full Review ▶
I have read all of the reviews and I feel totally different. I have lived here for 2 years and have just renewed for another year. The office staff is great and I have never had a problem with the maintenance… Full Review ▶
You get closet space and parking, but not much more. My rent went up from $649 to $675 which is no longer a good deal for a place lacking a washer & dryer, dishwasher & garbage disposal. I´ll stay one more… Full Review ▶
This place isn´t that bad it has its ups and downs but its not as bad as the other poinions stated from my point of view. Full Review ▶
NO vent in bathroom means that mold grows on walls and ceiling constantly, leaving you to scrub and spray tilex everyday! The tub needs to be scrubbed everyday from very hard water! The window air conditioners hardly work, the parking is… Full Review ▶
Rent increase this year was $50.00 - I think that´s insane. The biggest problem I´ve encountered are the inconsiderate neighbors....it´s like a college dorm, party after party. If you´re into that, then HYDE PARK is your place!!!! Full Review ▶
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Hyde Park offers spacious, garden-style apartments in a warm, Colonial atmosphere. Hyde Park is exactly what you are looking for! Visit Website
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By John LeBoutillier |
Wednesday, 30 Jan 2008 09:00 AM
With John McCain's victory in Florida, it is likely — barring some unforeseen intervening event — that McCain will be the GOP nominee.
But, even if he does win the nomination, he cannot, and will not, unite the Republican Party.
Conservatives hate McCain and that antipathy will only increase the more they are exposed to him.
The so-called mainstream media has propelled McCain back into this race — even though the base of the GOP is opposed to him!
Beginning today, we will watch the spectacle of GOP leaders around the country fawning over a man they privately distrust and urging that the "party come together."
OK. He got 36 percent of the vote in a multi-candidate GOP primary with Huckabee and Romney dividing the conservative vote.
And he will win a ton of delegates next week. Then, the same so-called leaders who traipsed down to Austin in 1999 to beg G.W. Bush to run are now going to kiss the ring of John McCain and urge unity.
A disgusting sight.
But the GOP base, conservatives, will not accept him. They will either run a third candidate or, at the least, enough of them will sit it out (like they did in the 2006 congressional races) that McCain will lose in November. Hillary or Obama will paint McCain as a "third-term of G.W. Bush."
The Democrats have a similar problem: Hillary and Bill have launched a civil race war in their party. With the Kennedys joining on Obama's side, that party may be seriously fractured.
The heart of the Democratic base, African Americans, have always loved and adored the Clintons. But this vivil race war threatens that harmony.
It is possible that the Democratic base will also be furious with their nominee if it is Hillary.
It is assumed that the African-American vote will still turn out in lock-step for the Democrat in November.
But, like almost all assumptions this year, it may be wrong.
So we may face an odd spectacle: the two nominees — D.C. insiders — and the two biggest war hawks in their respective parties running in November in a nation that hates this war and with their own bases not too enthusiastic for them.
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Filmmaker Vidhu Vinod Chopra Saturday apologised to the media for asking a reporter to shut up when he was asked him if his film '3 Idiots' was lifted from Chetan Bhagat's book 'Five Point Someone'.
'I really think I'm silly (but) I was provoked (to react that way). But I shouldn't have done this. I saw myself on TV (later) and saw how I was shouting 'shut up! shut up!' like an animal. I told myself - 'what nonsensical behaviour',' Chopra told reporters here.
The producer lost his cool when he was asked whether 70 percent of the film, which has grossed over Rs.100 crore in the first four days, was taken from the book -- as claimed by Bhagat. Chopra got angry and demanded to know if the journalist had seen the movie and read the book.
The scribe said he had seen '3 Idiots' but had not read 'Five Point Someone'. This further angered Chopra, who got up and started shouting: 'Then you shut up. When you have not read the book, then how can you say that the movie is 70 percent of the book?'
Chopra's reaction evoked anger among the reporters with many demanding that the filmmaker apologise. But he didn't -- until Saturday.
Now Chopra says that he doesn't want to meet Bhagat 'for the rest of my life because it's all being done with very bad intention'.
He went on: 'Do you know the man (Bhagat), apart from signing the contract, took his money. I (even) paid him (the) bonus before the movie (was) released. That man is not saying it now. Actually the bonus I was supposed to pay him after the film was released has been paid to him.
'He took the money and now the money is in the bank. Look how it was all manipulated. He started it all when I left Mumbai,' said Chopra.
But Bhagat is adamant that he has not been given due credit for the storyline and that most of the sequences in the film have been lifted from his bestseller.
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I think it serves VV Chopra, RK Hirani and Amir Khan right as they have so much ego problem. Yes they bring good movies but not at the cost of someone's self respect and credit for their hard work.
I will always say," Without Chetan's Bhagat's Novel, this movie was not going to be sdame."
I hope, in future, all the story writers are more clear and upfront with these rich actors so that they cannot just oignore them when they put crores of RS in their pockets.
gosh whats new.. now it is n open secret that nothing in bollywood is real.. its just either copy from some old english movie or translated directly, or remake of some old hindi movie which was earlier copied from some english movie hahahahahha... gosh this is called comedy circus :P
i actually haven't read the book. but if im not too wrong, i remember that during the first promotional looks, 3i was announced as the 'adaptation of chetan bhagat's novel'. so now what? nothing in bollywood is original. nothing.
why dont the makers not understand that chetan bhagat is asking only for credit!!!!! not money!!!!!!!! though the movie is totally not the same but the basic character sketch is the same.......... they have altered it only for thier own good.....coz a movie needs to have loads of masala n also needs to appeal the masses too.....and initially while the movie was announced they proudly said tht it was made on the novel... and evoked the ineterst int he viewers..............
the makers have to realise that the main soul of the movie is based on the book even if the script was made differently !!! such a big insult to the writer ... they are trying to take away the credits as it's a hit now !!! loved the movie, acting, direction and script too but not to give credit to the author who gave them inspiration is real insult !!! if it was flop , they might have blamed the book as they did according to book !!!!!!!
i support d makers of 3 idiots as d movie is NOT 70% based on d novel...they made some really significant changes like d climax ws totally different, even d characters were nt xactly similar...they just lifted some incidents 4rm d book n paid him 4 dat..if he had issues, he shud ve nt signed d contract in d first place which clearly stated d no prominance thing..he had good things 2 say about d movie post premiere so y s he bringin up d issue now when d movie is a massive hit!..
good that he did apologise to media... it was very immature of him to insult media. the movie is hit and so they don't want to recognise the original writer of the book.. he wants is the credits and which chetan deserves. 10 lakhs ??? it is too less for the whole concept of the movie and copying almost everything from book !!!
The film is 80% taken from the book!!!!Bhagat shuld be given credit!!!!!
And whats 10 lakhs in front of the crores reaped??And Bhagat is just asking for a credit!!!!
Screenplay writer and writer is different and anyone seen the Harry Potter series knows both is given credit!!!!
VVC may be silly as hell, but Chetan Bhagat needs to be happy with what he got. He signed a contract, he received the credit that was agreed upon in the contract, he received the payment promised, he received a 10 lakh bonus.....that should be the end of it. It can't be dignified at this point, but at least keep some ounce of respect!
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