Jim Tedesco has been busy this past year, serving on the Freeholder Board and as a candidate for Bergen County Executive. The last time he

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In past UnGarbled-Tech columns I wrote about the end of the DVD/VCR rentals era. This week I saw a reporter’s piece about a Blockbuster DVD

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I heard him as soon as I climbed the steps and paid my fare. Actually, it was hard not to, as his booming voice filled

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Since 2005, the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs has conducted opinion polls on the peace process, Israeli withdrawal to the 1967 lines, continued Israeli control