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come one! come all! The Forked River Presbyterian Church, 131 North Main Street (Route 9), is sponsoring an INDOOR Flea Market on Saturday, April 9th from 9AM to 2PM. Rent a table for $15.00 and sell your merchandise or rent two tables for $25.00. You keep all the profits. We provide: 6 foot tables, publicity throughout the area, town permits, and parking. Refreshments and lunch will be available for purchase. A Home Baked Dessert Table will be featured. Call the Church Office at 609-693-5624 weekdays between 9 AM and 1 PM for additional information or a registration form. Space is limited so register early. Submitted by: Joanne W. Schnaudt, Publicity Chair Forked River Presbyterian Church jwschnaudt@comcast.net
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A year ago, we announced a new partnership which joined together the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation, Peoples Pantry and The FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties under one roof. The FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties provides emergency food from its Neptune warehouse to 131,000 Monmouth and Ocean County residents - 1 in 10 people - including close to 40,000 children through 300 partner agencies. It runs a culinary training program that provides job skills for living wage employment, a production kitchen that prepares meals for at-risk children and the elderly, and outreach programs that help low-income households access multiple benefits to achieve financial stability. Client services include SNAP (food stamps), free tax preparation and affordable healthcare. The FoodBank will be operating at the B.E.A.T Center where it will continue the mission to alleviate hunger and build food security in Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Our goal is to feed the food lines while working to shorten them.
and Empowerment Team (EET) program which connects a team of professionals with qualified volunteers to aid with resume writing, interview skills, job coaching, financial counseling and legal advice. In the past year the EET program yielded approximately 40 job offers for the 45 volunteers who participated in the program. The BEAT Center will be the site of the 2nd JBJ Soul Kitchen where “Hope is Delicious.”
In response to Hurricane Sandy, the Toms River School system opened the Peoples Pantry in November of 2012. Those who were displaced or were rebuilding their homes could come to the pantry on a weekly basis in order to receive supplies and food. A month later control shifted to Toms River School’s Special Education Parent Teacher Association (SEPTA). Within a few months INSPIRE-NJ was created to focus on a wider and more urgent mission, the struggle with food insecurity in Ocean County. The acronym INSPIRE stands for Individuals Needing Support Provided In a Respectful Environment.
From L to R: Don Norkus, Gerry Little, Toms River Mayor Tom Kelaher, Pat Donaghue, Carlos Rodriguez, Jon Bon Jovi, David Tepper
The JBJ Soul Kitchen in Red Bank, NJ, an initiative of the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation, is a non-profit community restaurant where diners can pay for their meal by making a donation or volunteering to work in the kitchen and restaurant. JBJ Soul Kitchen believes that food brings people together and helps to build the trust needed to connect them in ways that improve lives. Diners may be seated with friends they have not met yet and enjoy a 3-course delicious and nutritious meal for an experience that also nourishes the soul. Since JBJ Soul Kitchen opened in 2011, over 45,000 meals have been served and most recently reached the goal of 51% of the diners paying and 49% in-need. The JBJ Soul Kitchen runs the Employment
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Today the Peoples Pantry serves more than 4000 Ocean County families per month, five days per week.
We are pleased to announce that The B.E.A.T. Center will open in April, 2016.
The B.E.A.T. Center (Bringing Everyone All Together) is a community hub where families and individuals in need can access food, job training and other resources that aim to end the cyclical causes of hunger in Ocean County.
Located in the Silverton Section of Toms River, N.J. and accessible by public transportation, The B.E.A.T. Center will serve as a “one-stop shop” by connecting residents to resources like SNAP (also known as food stamps), affordable healthcare and tax preparation services, as well as access to a community food pantry, meals for at-risk children and seniors, and a culinary training program.
The B.E.A.T. Center will also house the JBJ Soul Kitchen, a community restaurant where diners can pay for their meal by making a minimum suggested donation of $10 each or volunteering. One hour earns volunteers a dining certificate for them and up to four family members.
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS: If interested in volunteering at The B.E.A.T. Center, please contact Judy Daniels at jdaniels@ foodbankmoc.org or call 732-643-5857.
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to introduce advanced, intelligent technologies.” Nissan Integration
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How does an automaker create new benefits to society, and contribute to cleaner air, a greener planet and traffic safety? The answer is the networking of cars, individuals, social infrastructure as well as contributing towards the building of the essential charging infrastructure.
Pursuing a goal of zero emission vehicles and zero fatalities on the road, Nissan today unveiled its “Intelligent Mobility” vision at the Geneva International Motor Show. Created to guide the Nissan product evolution, Intelligent Mobility will anchor critical company decisions around how cars are powered, how cars are driven, and how cars integrate into society, all while staying focused on creating more enjoyable driving experiences. “Our Intelligent Mobility vision is a framework to move customers around the world towards a safer and more sustainable future,” said Carlos Ghosn, CEO. “To realize this vision, Nissan has launched a long-term strategy, supported by significant R&D investments. This enabled Nissan to introduce the breakthrough LEAF, the world’s first mass production EV, in 2010 – years before any of our competitors. It has also driven our development of cutting-edge autonomous drive technologies, which will be available in a range of mass production models by 2020. These steps are allowing Nissan to deliver the benefits of EV and autonomous drive innovations to as many customers as possible and, ultimately, to lead the way toward a new era of mobility.”
Nissan will help connect cars to social infrastructure such as road, information and electric power networks which will eventually lead to reduced traffic jams, more efficient car sharing, remote vehicle operation and improved energy management. Nissan also continues to support expanding EV charging networks across Europe, the U.S., Mexico and Japan. To date over 10,500 quick chargers have been installed globally and in Europe. Nissan is working with partners to even further increase quick chargers that can be used by all EVs, helping to grow the entire market and bringing convenience and confidence to the European EV drivers, not just Nissan drivers. Ubiquitous connectivity is an expectation of car consumers as an extension of their work and personal devices. Technology trends are everywhere with mobility and the “bring your own device” phenomenon
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“Intelligent Integration joins together Nissan’s Power and Driving initiatives with a society,” said Schillaci. “Intelligent Mobility does not only make driving more enjoyable, but it is an important step towards our goals of ‘zero emissions and zero fatalities.’ To achieve this important goal, we require a wider commitment by automakers. We must work with regulatory agencies to create and adapt motor vehicle laws, standards and policies to support autonomous drive.”
Nissan’s Intelligent Mobility technologies are available today in the form of Safety Shield, camera technologies and EV vehicles. It will further expand with Piloted Drive vehicles available in 2016 in Japan and in 2017 in Europe. As Nissan looks toward a future of car sharing, integrated traffic management systems and wireless charging networks, the full vision of Intelligent Mobility becomes clear. -www.nissannews.com
Nissan Intelligent Driving Nissan’s Intelligent Driving is foremost about performance, comfort and safety, removing the stress from a daily commute or minimizing the risk of unsafe conditions. Many of these advances are already available, as drivers can rely today on vehicles to recognize danger or take appropriate action to enhance safety. Nissan is leading with its Safety Shield technologies like Lane Departure Warning and Forward Emergency Braking, and will advance this leadership into autonomous drive technologies, available to all customers on core models in the range. Nissan will launch multiple vehicles with autonomous drive technology in the next four years in Europe, the United States, Japan and China. The technology will be installed on mainstream, mass-market cars at affordable prices and the first model will come to Japan this year. An on-road demo event in Europe in 2016 will showcase the maturity of Nissan’s autonomous drive technology. In 2017, the Nissan Qashqai will become the first Piloted Drive vehicle available in Europe. “Autonomous technologies have been part of our R&D activities for a long time,” said Daniele Schillaci, executive vice president, Global Marketing and Sales at Nissan. “We’ve done extensive and ongoing onroad testing since 2013. This verified the integrity and versatility of Nissan’s Piloted Drive engineering in realworld scenarios. Our autonomous technology is additive to the driving experience you have today, offering more enjoyable driving and less stress.”
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Around the time the world was preparing for Y2K and the predicted doom that would ensue, Ford began work to update its corporate green interior dash lighting. The mandates included choosing a color that is pleasing to the eye – one that provides a higher quality of lighting, with good contrast for twilight and night vision. And because men and women see some colors differently, the shade had to be universally accepted by the color cones of both sexes.
“Another obvious issue was to design for people who have color deficiencies,” said Shannon O’Day, Ford interactions and ergonomics core engineer. “You can’t use a deep saturated red or green for dash lighting because those are colors people most typically have problems with. Eight percent of the global population has this issue, and most are male.”
Red and green are typically reserved for emergency buttons, such as hazard lighting. DEARBORN, Mich.,– In the niche world of automotive lighting design, decisions are judiciously made with the knowledge that each can impact human psychology. Consider this familiar scenario: At the end of a long workday, there is still a trafficclogged roadway to contend with on the drive home. Fellow commuters are stuck too, growing impatient, irritable, and often distracted. As the minutes tick away, the sky grows darker. By the time the car pulls into the garage, the driver is grumpy, even a bit depressed. Ford lighting designers and engineers say this irritable mental state is, in part, due to poor automobile lighting and the mechanisms humans rely on for coping. The lighting experts at Ford are working to make life a bit brighter. “We know that gradients and homogeneity affect people’s moods,” said Arun Kumar, Ford optics expert and design engineer. “We also know the eye wants to focus on contrast changes and other inconsistencies
in lighting – it’s an automatic function of the brain that can irritate mood.” The latest solution is a LED lighting innovation Ford calls Crystal Diamond Light. The lighting improves efficiency up to 62 percent while lowering cost. It also miniaturizes the fixture, an aesthetic desired by designers. The diamond-like facets of the lens offer even, broad distribution of light. Crystal Diamond Light first debuted on the Ford F-150, and is now migrating to other models, starting with the new Ford Fusion. “The efficiency of this lighting not only helps to stabilize the psyche, but also has the potential to affect global environmental savings,” said Kumar. “As we democratize this lighting innovation to a broader audience, the impact could be significant, with millions of gallons of fuel potentially saved on a global scale.” Consideration of human physiology is also a factor with interior lighting.
Designers and engineers opted to light the Ford vehicle dashboard in Ice Blue™ – a color more easily seen and perceived as brighter by the human eye, and one that cuts through the clutter, explained O’Day.
While Ice Blue is the color of choice for illuminating the Ford dashboard, an available feature for many Ford vehicles allows customers to change ambient lighting colors with in-car controls.
Still, it’s the physiology that matters most to designers.
“Color is one among many factors that make lighting functional and pleasing,” said O’Day. “In the end, it’s really about the eye, what it perceives, and how it affects the driver.”
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To Make North American Debut in New York Fresh on the heels of its global introduction at the Geneva Motor Show, the Honda Civic Hatchback Prototype will make its North American debut in New York on March 22, just ahead of the 2016 New York International Auto Show. The Civic Hatchback Prototype showcases the aggressive new design of the 2017 Civic Hatchback, launching later this year as the third new Civic variant in what constitutes the sportiest most expansive Civic lineup ever, including the 2016 Sedan and Coupe and still-to-come Civic Si variants and radical new Civic Type R.
utility and an impressive list of premium features and cutting-edge safety technology, the Civic Hatchback Prototype infuses the Civic lineup with an added layer of five-door versatility, as well as a big dose of European hot hatch styling. -www.hondanews.com
Congratulations Southern Boys Basketball on defeating Jackson Memorial on Tuesday, February 9, 2016 (Senior Night) 72-56. Thank you to the Seniors and their families of the Boys Basketball & Cheerleading programs for all you have done for Southern Regional. #RamPride
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With its sporty lines, Honda Turbo engine technology, hatchback Congratulations Southern Girls Basketball on defeating Lacey Twp 53-34 on Senior Night which took place on Thursday, February 11, 2016. With the win, the Rams won the Shore Conference “A” South Division Title for the 3rd year in a row. Thank you Seniors; Bianca, Gabby & Morgan for all you have done for Southern. Good Luck in the upcoming Shore Conference and NJSIAA South Jersey Group 4 Tournaments. #RamPride #3Peat
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Congratulations Southern Ice Hockey on defeating Middletown South 5-4 on Thursday, February 18th & winning the 2016 Shore Conference Tournament Dowd Cup. It is the 1st Dowd Cup title in school history. Good Luck in the upcoming NJSIAA Public “A” Tournament. #RamPride
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Congratulations to the Southern Girls Winter Track team on winning the NJSIAA South Jersey Group IV sectional title. It is the 7th Sectional title in school history for our Girls Winter Track program. Congrats to our coaches and athletes.#RamPride
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Up for the Anthem at the NJSIAA Ice Hockey Quarterfinal game at Mennen Sports Arena in Morristown, NJ. Southern was defeated by Randolph 3-1. Very proud of our Rams! NJSIAA Quarterfinal #Elite8 appearance (2nd year in a row), Shore Conference Dowd Cup Champs & 18 wins which is also a new school record. Congratulations to the players, coaches, alumni, families & fans. #RamPride
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Congratulations Southern Boys Basketball Senior Ethan Dubois on becoming the new career assist record holder in Southern Boys Basketball history. Ethan broke current assistant coach Joe Nagy’s record of 452 which stood since 2002. Ethan broke the record in the 1st half of the #SCT 1st round game vs Red Bank Regional. The Rams won the game 6058 and advance to the 2nd round at Manasquan on Thursday night. Ethan is pictured with his family and Coach Nagy. Good Luck the rest of the season. #RamPride
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Congratulations to the Southern Regional Wrestling team on winning the 2016 NJSIAA District 24 Championship. It was Southern’s 16th district title in school history. The Rams advanced 11 wrestlers into the Region VI tournament which starts on Wednesday, February 24th. Top 3 finishers in each weight class advance to Regions. Southern Wrestlers that advanced from the Districts are: Teddy Caporrino - 145lbs - District Champ Seon Bowker - 160lbs - District Champ Peyton Blauvelt - 170lbs - District Champ Joe Toci - 182lbs. - 2nd place Owen Kretschmer - 106lbs - 2nd place Gianni Bennett - 132lbs - 2nd place Mike Racanelli - 138lbs - 2nd place Matt Barnett - 126lbs - 3rd place Pat Mooney - 152lbs - 3rd place Nick Suriano - 195lbs 3rd place Dylan Cardell - 113lbs - 3rd place Special Congratulations to Head Coach John Stout on being named Head Coach of the year for District 24 and Coach Dan Roy on being named Assistant Coach of the Year for District 24.
Congrats Southern Regional Wrestling on defeating Howell 27-24 and winning the 2015-16 NJSIAA State Group V Wrestling Championship on Sunday, February 14th. The weekend started with Southern defeating Kingsway in the NJSIAA South Jersey Group V Final 56-13 on Friday, 2/12/16. On Sunday afternoon the Rams defeated Clifton in the NJSIAA Group V State Semifinal 47-21, before the evening State final vs Howell. It is the 2nd State Wrestling Title in school history. Congrats to our wrestlers, coaches, parents fans & alumni. #RamPride
Congrats & Good Luck Southern Wrestlers Peyton Blauvelt (170lbs), Pat Mooney (152 lbs), Teddy Capparino (145lbs) & Matt Barnett (126lbs) on qualifying out of Region VI for the NJASIAA State Individual Tournament in Atlantic City, NJ starting on Friday, March 4, 2016. #RamblinIntoAC #RamPride
157 to Earn NCAA Berth; Wilkes finishes 7th Overall at Mideast Regional Congratulations #SRHSWrestling Alum Nick Racanelli Wilkes University Wrestling on qualifying for the NCAA National tournament.
second place and his first trip to the NCAA Championships.
WILLIAMSPORT, PA – Nicholas Racanelli (West Creek, NJ/Southern Regional) earned his first berth into the NCAA Championship Tournament finishing second at 157-ponds to lead four Colonels who placed in the top six at the 2016 Mideast Regional hosted by Lycoming College Sunday afternoon.
Kyle Diesel (Westtown, NY/Minisink Valley) dropped a tough 5-0 decision to Dillen Decker of Heidelberg in the semifinals at 184-pounds before wrestling back to finish fifth with a 2-0 decision over Elizabethtown’s Rocco Hladney in the fifth place bout.
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Nicholas Dawson (Montoursville, PA/ Montoursville) wrestled his way through the consolation bracket at 197-pounds with a 4-0 decision and fall before falling in the consolation seminfinals. Dawson earned a fifth place finish with a 5-2 decision over John Shoreter of York (Pa.).
As a team, No. 17 Wilkes finished seventh overall at the event finishing with 56.5 total team points. Messiah claimed the title with 139 team points with Baldwin Wallace taking second at 109.5 and Brockport State third at 104 total team points.
Michael Fleck (Easton, PA/Wilson Area) rounded out the top-six finishers for Wilkes claiming a pair pf falls in the consolation rounds before receiving a medical forfeit in the fifth place bout to settle for sixth place at 125-pounds.
Racanelli moved into the finals with a thrilling 3-1 sudden victory after a takedown over Ian Evans of Scranton to start his day. In the title bout, he was pinned by Thiel’s Brett Beltz settling for
Racanelli will now travel to the NCAA Division III Championships on March 11 and 12 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. -www.gowilkesu.com
Comfort Named MPSF Offensive Player of the Week
Congrats Southern Regional Alum, current San Diego State University Women’s Lacrosse player Alexa Comfort on being named the Women’s Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Week for the #MPSF Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Conference.#RamPride SAN DIEGO - After a career day helping San Diego State lacrosse to a 15-13 win on the road at Saint Joseph’s, Alexa Comfort was named the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) Offensive Player of the Week for games played through Feb. 28.
year at Saint Joseph’s on Sat., Feb. 27. The senior scored six goals, converting on two of three free position attempts, en route to SDSU’s win over the Hawks. Four of her goals came in the first half, and one of her two free position goals was scored while down a player.
This is the first career honor for Comfort.
Comfort and the Aztecs welcomes Michigan to Aztec Lacrosse Field for the Aztecs’ 2016 home debut on Tues., March 1. The contest, which will feature live stats available on GoAztecs.com, is slated to begin at 7 p.m. -www.goaztecs.com
Comfort’s six goals marked her 13th career multigoal game, and the six tallies were a personal best while donning the Scarlet and Black. She also took a game-high eight shots in the contest.
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Congrats #SRHSWrestling Alum Zach Wilhelm Stevens University Wrestling on qualifying for the NCAA National tournament out of the East Region. Zach accepting his medal at the East Regional tournament at Washington & Lee University.
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Playing just 65 miles from her hometown of Manahawkin, N.J., Comfort led the Aztecs to their first win of the
For the 2nd week in a row Congratulations to Southern Regional Wrestling Head Coach John Stout & Assistant Coach Dan Roy on winning the 201516 NJSIAA Region VI Head & Assistant Coach of the Year Awards respectively. Well Deserved Men! Thank you for all you do for Southern. #RamPride
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how to: Decide Who to Vote for U.S. President
“Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost.” -- John Quincy Adams
While you might believe your one vote out of millions cast won’t make much of a difference, understand that every vote counts, and helping to elect the next president of the United States is a very important civic duty. Are you having trouble deciding who you will choose as the next United States President? Here is a guideline to help you decide who you will pick!
Step 1 Ask yourself some qualifying questions. Who do you feel is a generally honest individual? Strong in character/morals? One that has been up front and honest about all aspects of their life, and past? One that has surrounded themselves with people that you can also respect and trust?
Step 2 Read about their views on issues before they began campaigning for president. Often, this is much more revealing of the true stance on issues than what they say during a campaign.
Step 3 Narrow down who you think has the knowledge and commitment to keep our country safe. One that will support the people that have put their lives on the line, to see that people all around the world have the same opportunities that we are privileged enough to have. The privileges that our founding fathers worked so hard for us to have the opportunity to achieve.
Step 4 Who do you think knows how to grow our economy? Who will see that all people will have the opportunity to work hard, and become prosperous? Who will support what makes our country so great, the philosophy that if you choose to work hard, you will be rewarded for it!
Step 5 Who in your heart- do you feel honestly loves, and is proud of our great United States of America? Who will be a good representative of our country?
Step 6 The US President is the most powerful person in the world. So consider foreign policy and the effect on the world. Which candidate has the most support globally?
Step 7 Who says what they mean, and means what they say? Who do you think is speaking from their heart, and truly cares about the welfare of all of the American people? Who cares more about their country, than their desire to have the title of President?
Step 8 Consider third party candidates. “It’s better to vote for what you want, and not get it, than to vote for what you don’t want, and get it.” Eugene Debs, 1912.
Step 9 Who will be the next President? Your vote counts-please take the time to join in one of your greatest, most important rights of being an American citizen. Vote your conscious- vote informed!
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Ryan’s Recreational Review By Ryan Tacovsky – Sales Associate and Outdoor Enthusiast
It is that time of the month again and that means the causeway gazette has hit your mail box. February has come and gone with the blink of an eye. We did not have a fierce winter at all; we had a lot of warm days and one bad snow storm. With that all behind us and warm weather ahead, we get into the real out door season. March and April is my personal favorite time of year because of turkey mating season. And when it is turkey mating season you know it is time to get your permits and get out there on the hunt for the biggest bird of the season. Turkey season can be very tuff, if you are not prepared for it. Working in the car business you do not have a lot of time to get everything done you would like to, with preparations. So you are left using the information you gathered from the prior season to plan your hunts. You still need to get out
there and scout out the area you are planning to hunt. Doing this gives you an idea of where the turkeys are traveling and where they are also roosting at night. When you go and scout an area; try to make your presence known as little as possible. Turkeys are very smart animals and can notice things out of place from days before or even hours. Turkeys can also see around a mile through the brush and trees in the woods, so that’s why it is important to stay hidden at all times. There are certain things to pay attention to when you are walking through an area you think has a turkey population. Tracks are one of the biggest things to look for; you will see them on dirt roads and dirt crossings throughout the section of woods with a turkey population. Another thing is what they call “STRUT MARKS”, and this is when a male turkey walks down a road spreading his wings out and the feathers drag on the ground leaving a mark for the female hens. You want to find an area that has both strut marks and tracks. If you set up in an area with a lot of activity such as this, you will have a much better chance of seeing some jakes, and toms aka (Male Turkeys). This is a great time of year to get out there and
explore the outdoors and see new things in nature. You will hear and see things that you would not normally see. Even if you are not a hunter I recommend getting out there just to experience nature first hand. One of my favorite things about turkey season is getting outside in the woods before the sun comes up and listening to the turkeys gobble and call to each other. It is a lot of preparation and hard work to get that big old tom to come in, but when you do there is no better feeling that all your hard work payed off. So once again this is Ryan Tacovsky with Causeway Ford. Get out there and have fun this turkey season, follow all the rules, regulations and please be safe. Also any of my readers that do get out there for turkey week and get some big birds; please feel free to send me over some pictures. I will attach my cell phone number and email. Keep on reading Ocean County and please support NJ fish and wild life so we can hunt and fish for generations to come, have a great Easter as well everyone. Email- RyanTacovsky@gmail.com Cell Phone- 609-713-1809 Work phone- 609-597-8083, EXT 1153
to pickup or not to pickup that isBy:the question Jason Halliday
In this article, I’m talking pickup trucks. I’m talking heavy haulers and people movers. I’m talking the newly redesigned 2016 Nissan Titan and 2017 Honda Ridgeline! These are two very different automobiles and I’m going to help you decide the pros and cons of each! Now hold on a minute before you tell me that the Ridgeline is not a “real” truck and read the rest of the article before making your judgments. The 2017 Honda Ridgeline basically started off life as a Honda Pilot and is classified as a Sport Utility Truck (SUT for short). So technically it isn’t a real truck; however, you can still haul stuff around town, tow around 5,000 pounds about the same as a light truck or SUV. The Ridgeline looks great in its newly updated exterior and interior cabin. It takes on queues of the new Pilot in the front design of the grill and lights with a sleek grill and lights with LED’s that are kind of in the shape of horizontal J’s (think like an eyebrow with the ends curling down). They moved the blinkers and Fog Lights together to the bottom of the fender, keeping the same look as the first Ridgeline. They body on a whole looks more “truck” like than any of the Ridgelines before it. Taking ideas from all the domestic giants with more squared off body
panels and chrome accents. There are some very cool ideas that Honda puts into the Ridgeline like the “TruckBed Audio System” oh yeah… you heard me. They actually put three speakers in the back! You can stream Pandora wirelessly from your phone or play a CD (if you still use those). This teamed up with the “In –Bed Trunk” where you can store things or fill with ice and use as a cooler, it even has a drain plug… this makes this the ultimate tailgating vehicle! You also keep the “DualAction Tailgate” that opens kind of like an old Cadillac Ambulance door to the side or like a regular tailgate. The floor in the rear seat area is completely flat so you can fit a 50” TV or a bike with ease. It has the same bulletproof 3.5 V6 as the only engine option with the pilot’s great 4WD system. The interior is softened up with soft materials and carpeting, gone is the day of the rubber floor. There is also a HUGE infotainment system taking
up the dash (if equipped) and it brings the luxuries of the entire Honda line up right into your Ridgeline. With Honda’s reliability and attention to detail, this would be a truck that will go 200,000+ miles. Now onto the star of the show, the brand new 2016 Nissan Titan! This, unlike the Ridgeline is a real truck. You can configure your Titan in a plethora of different configurations to please even the pickiest person. When you talk about the 2016 Titan everyone brings up the same question… What is the Cummins like in this truck? Don’t worry I’ll get into that a bit later! The Titan starts off with an in your face grill kind of like a Super Duty or F-150 grill, this truck borrows heavily from the F-150 (that’s not a bad thing). Everything on the Titan is big from the door handles, to the emblems. Nissan is pulling no punches when it comes to trying to gain market share in the super competitive. Granted will they ever steal the spots from the domestic’s? Probably not, but you never know! This Titan’s are one of the only trucks that are designed and built in the good old USA! It was designed in Michigan, tested in Arizona, built in Mississippi, and powered by Indiana & Tennessee. The interior of the Titan is downright gorgeous! If you get inside the Platinum Reserve you step into a whole new realm of comfort. One of the trims is an amazing Copper and Black theme that is really impressive when you step inside. The center stack has big buttons and dials that are laid out correctly and the Infotainment system is easy and friendly on the user. You can get push button start, heated and cooled front seats, durable w a t e r proof seats, and Laptop storage in the center console. The Bed has LED lighting, an available Titan box for your tools, one handed tailgate, even an integrated “Goose Neck Hitch system that flips a hitch ball right in the middle of the tailgate! This truck is currently available with a 5.0 V8 Cummins Turbo Diesel with an all new Gasoline engine on the way. With its 310hp and 555lb-ft of
torque it can haul over 12,300 lbs towing and hang in there with all of the domestic trucks. This engine is quiet, like really quiet! You almost don’t know its running; I had to turn the radio off to hear it idling. This has a two stage turbo to eliminate turbo lag, a High pressure common rail fuel system from Bosch, and just like most Diesel’s today it actually runs cleaner (literally) than that
car you’re driving thanks to the Diesel Exhaust Fluid. I can go on for an entire article about this truck; you really need to give it a test drive to get a feel for it. These are two totally different trucks that are brought together with one idea in mind, to help you move stuff. One is better at moving people and not so many items but the other does both really well. It just depends if you want the convenience of a pickup without the gas mileage or size of a full size pickup than check out the Ridgeline. If you want to be able to take the family to Church and rip out that annoying tree in front of your house on the way home, than check out the Titan!
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By Jennifer Baker – Our Gang member and Causeway Honda Sales Rep
O u r Gang Players is currently in rehearsals to bring you a beast of a show this spring! Our Gang’s Junior Division will transport you back in time to a little town in the French countryside, through the woods to an enchanted castle in their production of Beauty & the Beast Jr. There is no shortage of Disney magic as familiar songs such as ‘Be Our Guest’, ‘Gaston’, and ‘Tale as Old as Time’ will have you dancing (or weeping) in your seat.
movement. Centamore has also choreographed and co-directed High School Musical, 101 Dalmatians, and many junior division shows for Our Gang in the past. Ariana is a student at Stockton University and will graduate with a degree in Theatre Management and hopes to continue her work with children in the field of performing arts. Ariana enlisted the help of Shannon Rabbitt as Stage Manager for this production. Rabbitt has stage managed and been on crew for several Our Gang productions including the recent 38 Seasons of Love Fundraiser. Rabbitt is also the parent of one of the cast members and they have been involved with Our Gang since being introduced 6 years ago. Rabbitt and her daughter, Ryleigh, have enjoyed bonding over their love of theatre ever since. Ariana is also working with student director, Richard Engebretsen, a student at Southern. Assisting Shannon with Stage Crew is another Southern student, Cole Henken. House Mom… I mean, Manager, Darlene Petillo has been
There is also no shortage of talent either! Belle, played by Zinnia Moon, is seeking adventure and boy does she find it in her co-star the Beast, played by Riley Stoops. Moon and Stoops are joined by other Our Gang veterans Frankie Petillo (Cogsworth), Ashley Altman (Madame De La Grande Bouche), Ciara Miller (Babette), and Ryleigh McDonald (Chip) as some of your favorite castle characters! The kids have welcomed Staff Looking over the script (Heather Rudolph-King, Sherry Schnepp, Stacey Schnepp-Stoops, Ariana Centamore, Shannon Rabbitt) Emily and Ethan Kunze as the motherly Mrs. Potts and castle emcee, Lumiere, a huge part of the productions collaboration. Petillo in their first Our Gang performance. Returning for is the communication hub for cast and staff as well another show was also Noah Hamouda (Gaston), as wearing many other hats with which a complete Brandon and Ryan Cubeiro (Lefou and Monsieur production would not be possible without.
D’Arque), Michael Veshela (Maurice), and Stella Crowley (Enchantress). They are supported by a lively cast of Narrators, Silly Girls, Wolves, and Village and Castle Ensemble members.
Director, Ariana Centamore lovingly refers to ensemble members as “Team Beast” or “Team Gaston”. During rehearsals Team Beast and Team Gaston have an opportunity to obtain rewards by bringing in change for their team. When the change in the jar reaches a certain level a reward, such as a longer break or lollipops, is given to that team. The change is collected as a fundraiser for Our Gang Players and often contributes to the Junior show’s cast party. Team Beast and Team Gaston not only battle it out for change, but will thrill you with their on stage battle as well... which Team will you be rooting for?
Director, Ariana Centamore is also cochoreographing the show with Heather Rudolph-King and they have had their work cut out for them with a cast this size! From the fast paced group numbers to a charming Waltz shared between two, they have really captured the magic of storytelling through
And of course, the woman responsible for giving children a place to express themselves, make friends, learn about the performing arts, come out of their shell, and find their talents is Our Gang Co-Founder and Artisitc Director, Sherry Schnepp. Schnepp, more often referred to as Mama Sherry, was recently honored with a thank you video from members past and present for her dedication these past 38 years. Mama Sherry’s infinite love for these children and concern for their place in the spotlight has kept a community of children returning to perform year after year. Recently, Our Gang opened their costume shop doors for rentals of costumes, props, set pieces, etc. If you or someone you know is interested in renting from them, please visit Our Gang’s website ourgang. org or contact Our Gang for more information. So come out and support Our Gang, support the local arts, and support this enthusiastic cast of children anxiously waiting to perform for you at the Brackman Middle School 550 Barnegat Blvd North, Barnegat, NJ 08005 on April 22nd and 23rd at 7pm and April 24th at 2pm! Make your way to your seat and BE OUR GUEST!
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Event: Yoga For Health Series at Hot or Not Yoga Date: 3/24/2016 Time: 4:30 PM Location: Hot or Not Yoga 8 North Union St., Manahawkin, NJ
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Event: Family Movie Night Date: 3/24/2016 Time: 6:30 PM Location: Barnegat Branch of the Ocean County Library 112 Burr St, Barnegat Township, NJ
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Event: Mother Goose Time Date: 3/30/2016 Time: 10:30 AM Location: Barnegat Branch of the Ocean County Library 112 Burr St, Barnegat Township, NJ Event: Lego® Builders Club Date: 3/30/2016 Time: 12:30 PM Location: Stafford Branch of the Ocean County Library 129 N Main St, Manahawkin, NJ 08050 Event: Live music at Applebee’s Date: 3/30/2016 Time: 9:00 PM Location: Applebee’s Neighborhood Bar & Grill 205 Rte. 72 East, Manahawkin Event: Friday Afternoon Movie Date: 4/01/2016 Time: 12:00 PM Location: Long Beach Island branch of the Ocean County Library 217 S Central Ave, Beach Haven, NJ 08008 Event: Play Mah Jongg Date: 4/01/2016 Time: 12:30 PM - 4:00 PM Location: Stafford Branch of the Ocean County Library 129 N Main St, Manahawkin, NJ 08050 Event: Color Your Stress Away Date: 4/01/2016 Time: 1:30 PM Location: Waretown Branch of the Ocean County Library 112 Main St, Waretown, NJ 08758 Event: April Fool’s Funny Drop-In Craft Date: 4/01/2016 Time: 2:00 PM Location: Tuckerton Branch of the Ocean County Library 380 Bay Ave., Tuckerton NJ 08087 Event: Drop-In Craft Date: 4/02/2016 Time: 10:00 AM Location: Stafford Branch of the Ocean County Library 129 N Main St, Manahawkin, NJ 08050 Event: Celebrate Spring Date: 4/02/2016 Time: 12:00 PM - 4:30 PM Location: Tuckerton Seaport 120 West Main Street, Tuckerton, NJ Event: Live music at Applebee’s Date: 4/03/2016 Time: 6:00 PM Location: Applebee’s Neighborhood Bar & Grill 205 Rte. 72 East, Manahawkin Event: Brain Games Date: 4/04/2016 Time: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Location: Long Beach Island branch of the Ocean County Library 217 S Central Ave, Beach Haven, NJ 08008 Event: Prom Dress Giveaway Date: 4/04/2016 Time: 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM Location: 290 Mathistown Rd, Little Egg Harbor Township, NJ Event: Monday Movie Date: 4/04/2016 Time: 6:00 PM Location: Tuckerton Branch of the Ocean County Library 380 Bay Ave., Tuckerton NJ 08087
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These little fireflies are very simple to make with very little tools involved. The best part: with some LED lights they flicker just like real fireflies in the dark! Supplies: • plastic egg • pipe cleaners in various colors • scissors • awl or piercing tool • glue - (hot glue works best) • googly eyes • led light - or electric tea light • patterned or colored paper Directions: We decided to add a personal touch to our firefly wings. Instead of patterned paper, V colored a blank sheet of paper, then we cut out pieces of her artwork in the shape of wings. We started by cutting one pipe cleaner into 6 even pieces. These are the legs. Using the awl, or a sharp instrument, poke 6 holes (3 holes in a row on each side) into the top part of the egg, the pointed part.
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March Madness 2016:
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Ready for some March Madness? Here’s the Arena, Spokane, Wash. complete schedule for the 2016 NCAA men’s Division I basketball tournament. The bracket West Regional: will be revealed on Selection Sunday, which is March 24, 26 Honda Center, Anaheim, Calif. March 13. South Regional: March 24, 26 KFC YUM! Center, Louisville, Ky. Tournament Schedule and Locations First Four: Midwest Regional: March 15-16; UD Arena Dayton, Ohio March 25, 27 United Center, Chicago, Ill. First and Second Rounds: March 17, 19 at Wells Fargo Arena, Des Moines, East Regional: Iowa; PNC Arena, Raleigh, N.C.; Pepsi Coliseum, March 25, 27 Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, Denver; Dunkin Donuts Center, Providence, R.I. Pa.
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Southern Ocean Medical Center offers a wide variety of rehabilitation programs and services to help assist patients to recovery from a disease or injury. Depending on the patient’s needs, services are available at inpatient and Jamie Scomak PT outpatient settings. One of the specialty outpatient services provided by a physical therapist that specializes in Pelvic Health Rehabilitation at Southern Ocean Medical Center is treatment for mechanical infertility. Many women today struggle with conception and physiological issues may be to blame. Manual therapy techniques are used to help women with mechanical infertility so they may become pregnant. Scar tissue, fascial restriction, and lymphatic congestion in the pelvic area can be linked to infertility. The protocol addresses pelvic and abdominal adhesions and myofascial restrictions near and at the reproductive organs, congested lymphatic and pelvic ring alignment.
The techniques used are visceral manipulation, muscle mobilization, tenderpoint release, muscle energy technique, and manual lymphatic drainage. This is a hands-on approach that does not require drugs or surgery. The patient arranges several sessions with a physical therapist to eliminate physical barriers and facilitate fertility. Manual therapy is safe and cost effective. Manual therapy is also beneficial for men and women who experience abdominal pain or painful intercourse, but are not trying to become pregnant. These techniques are used on teens and adults that suffer with bladder, bowel and sexual dysfunctions, such as incontinence, constipation and pain. To make an appointment with Jamie Scomak, PT, DPT, CLT, PRPC, call 609-978-3110 or visit Meridian Rehabilitation at Manahawkin at 56 Nautilus Drive, Manahawkin, NJ 08050.
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