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Spectacular Squash: Holiday Super-Veggie
Squash is one of the most functional vegetables available, with over three-dozen delicious varieties that can be used in hundreds of recipes. From common types such as butternut squashes, pumpkins, and zucchini, to lesser-known varieties such as the turban squash and sweet dumpling squash, this veggie is sure to be a crowd pleaser, especially around… Read More »
Facial Cosmetic Surgery Makes Life Beautiful
Last year at this time, you looked in the mirror thinking of the many upcoming events, and asked, “Why didn’t I do it?” Don’t let it happen again! It might be the right time to give your face the attention it deserves, and to consider the next steps in facial enhancement and rejuvenation. The most… Read More »
DO YOU SUFFER FROM THE “ACD” DISEASE?
by Rob Robison A dear friend sent me an email containing snippets of “senior humor.” While many were humorous, I had to tell her that there was more reality to them than she might expect. When she asked “How could this be true?” the best answer I could give is that a remarkable number of… Read More »
NJRC Aquatic Fitness Center Makes a Big Splash!
There’s no shortage of water in Monmouth County, but there has always been a significant need for a space for swimming. That’s why the development of the NJRC Aquatic Fitness Center on Shafto Road in Tinton Falls has been ‘wet’ing the appetites of aquatic athletes for months, and it’s opening in November. NJRC, which stands… Read More »
Mouthing Off! Mouthguards for active children
Sports is a wonderful activity for kids. The only downside is the risk of injury, so a little precaution goes a long way. The best way to save a smile is with a mouthguard. There are many choices, so before you invest, here are the differences. The classic boil and bite: These are placed in… Read More »
Glamour Girl (& Guy) Gifts
by Jennifer Maddalena, Owner of The Couture Exchange, Shrewsbury The holidays are the perfect time to spoil your loved ones with glamorous gifts of beauty. Whether creating that old Hollywood look, lavishing their skin in luxury, or providing a picture perfect smile, we have gift ideas for everyone on your list-even the guys! MAC Cosmetics… Read More »
Baby, I Can Drive Your Car
So you caught a smelly cab to the airport, or spent the night sipping soda as the designated driver while everyone else whoops it up. Well, now your car can still get you where you’re going, only without you behind the wheel. It’s a unique driving service offered by R. Lucas Drivers. The concept (reflected… Read More »
The Holiday Kitchen
by Susan Ciambrone Winter is almost here and no matter what holiday you celebrate, chances are that it revolves around loved ones and family meals. Fall is the perfect time to update your kitchen with the conveniences that will make holiday meal preparation more efficient, safer, and more enjoyable. Fix that Faucet Fail. Your kitchen… Read More »
METABOLISM CHANGES & WEIGHT MANAGEMENT
by Diane Henderiks, R.D. “I used to be able to eat anything and everything and not gain a pound. Not any more! What happened?” Our nutrient requirements increase or remain the same as we get older while the number of calories we need goes down. So here’s what we need to do: eat nutrient-dense foods,… Read More »
Home Cooking
by Julie DeVita I heard in the news yesterday that housing starts are up. That’s a relief, right? For those of us whose livelihood is dependent upon the willingness of the world at large to invest in their living/work spaces, these figures are our fiscal astrology charts — and personally I think they’re just… Read More »
Best Gadgets of 2012
by Monica Ho With the holiday season gearing up, it’s time to round up those wish lists, so you can be prepared for the electronic-loving giftees in your life. Every year is packed with new gadgets to be bought and bestowed, so check out our list of recommended electronics. iPhone 5 Price: $200 (excluding wireless… Read More »
Five Simple Homemade Holiday Gifts
by Jaclyn Roache The holidays are a perfect time to show loved ones how much you appreciate them, and nothing shows that appreciation better than a thoughtful, homemade gift! It is late fall right now, but holidays are so busy, now is the time to plan your gift list and collect your ideas. From… Read More »
4 Live Holiday Shows Kids Will Love
With sugarplum fairies dancing again, and Santa and his helpers gearing up for their worldwide tour to deliver presents for all the good little girls and boys, Hulafrog takes you right into the season with four holiday shows your whole family is bound to enjoy. How The Grinch Stole Christmas!– December 13-30, Madison Square… Read More »
Holiday Cookies: An Easy and Delicious Gift
by Jaclyn Roache With so many families hosting friends, the holidays this year are going to be even more hectic. Time for a cookie break! These quick and easy Christmas cookies make great, inexpensive presents, and they can be made regardless of where you’re staying or how many people are in your house. Try… Read More »
5 Fun and Meaningful Ways to Give Back
by Liz Coscia The holidays are just around the corner, and there are plenty of ways to volunteer or donate with your children. Spread some good cheer this holiday season and get involved with one of these local causes. 1.Dine Out With Soul Take the fam for a night out at Red Bank’s Soul… Read More »
Night Before Christmas
THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS by Clement Clarke Moore or Henry Livingston ‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse; The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there; The children were nestled all snug in… Read More »
Currents and The Journal Merge Is Great News…
Media Moguls Make Mega Merger Currents Magazine, LLC and Nassau Publications, LLC announce that they have joined forces to bring Monmouth, Mercer, and Middlesex Counties the area’s most comprehensive and affordable print and online advertising resource. The newly formed publication powerhouse, Central Jersey Media Group, will maintain their well-established Currents and Journal brands, and will… Read More »
Early Spring Issue 2013
There’s so much to be Thankful for
*Editor’s note* At the time of printing, Superstorm Sandy made her direct hit. As the fortunate among us wandered through the dark days and nights, we became abundantly aware of all the little things we have to be grateful for. We know how life changing the storm’s effect have been for many, and we are… Read More »
10 Live Shows Your Kids Will Love
If you’re looking for that extra-special night out or want to score some “Awesome Mom Points,” check out these 10 shows your kids won’t want to miss! There’s still plenty of time to get tickets for them all. Print out this list, stick it to the fridge and plan to see a spectacular show with… Read More »
5 Mistakes to Avoid for Thanksgiving Dinner by Jaclyn Roache
Thanksgiving is supposed to be a celebration, not a burden, so follow these guidelines for a fuss-free feast. 1. Failure to Prep Thoroughly Prevent the “Oops, I don’t have that pan!” or “Oops, I didn’t realize it needed to defrost overnight!” Avoid these last-minute crises by reading all your recipes in advance and making sure… Read More »
Currents Fall Issue 2012 Rebounding From Superstorm Sandy
Beauty That’s Sirenworthy
Sexy Scarlet Lips “Red Lipstick is to beauty what the LBD is to fashion. This difference is when you walk into a room wearing a red lip, people notice you.” Francois Nars Sirens like Marilyn Monroe and Christina Hendricks can’t be wrong, so what are you waiting for? It’s your time to get noticed… Dark… Read More »
