Yeah I haven't thought much about this since college but I do remember curved geometries being introduced and the idea that the issue with whether or not the universe would eventually collapse in on itself was a function of which way the universe was curved.

Probably not remembering it right, but your comment jogged my memory.

Did not know there were laws on the books about this. Noice.

Bergenfield has a place my wife goes to, don't remember the name though. It's by the railroad tracks in that town if that helps.

She grew up in Mexico, and she likes that place, so it must be good.

She also likes the one in Closter. So do I.

Offshore wind produces more energy than onshore. Wind in general is complementary to solar, as it produces more at night and in the winter, when solar is either producing nothing or very little.

Simple remedy: Noxzema. No lie. It has eucalyptus oil, and it acts as a repellent. Look it up. I actually use it in the summertime when I go out. I know I'm good when my wife faints as I go by: she's sensitive to smells.

I went to Fordham (he once famously said that without the football it was merely medieval studies) and live in NJ, so I guess I'm twice blessed or something?

He moved from the least to the most crowded state? Yeah that'll cause some weirdness.

Made me google the UFO in Hudson County. Entertaining.

FYI the Hessians weren't hung over, they were TIRED, because the NJ militia had been harrassing them without mercy. GW knew this and took advantage. There was a storm that night which provided a screen for them so that they were practically on them before they knew what was up.

Thank you for your service.