Freediving: A Journey Between Two Breaths With Julia Wheeler

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Freediving is the act of staying submerged or swimming underwater on a single breath of air, completely free of compressed gas or a breathing apparatus. For most, freediving is a means for enjoying ocean life beyond the constraints of scuba. But for an audacious few, itโ€™s also a competitive sport, one where its premier athletes…

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Refined Dining at Restaurant Nicholas

Over the last decade, dining has changed. As consumers, weโ€™ve traded in haughty waiters and stuffy venues for a more approachable (and casual) experience, one where the sophistication of taste and top-tier ingredients trumps all other matters of refinement. Weโ€™re more educated about where our food comes from, more mindful of our dietary restrictions, and…

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Modine: Low Country Comfort in Asbury Park

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The South lays claim to one of Americaโ€™s most coveted cuisines, but thereโ€™s more to it than just deep-fried delicacies topped with pimento cheese and hot honey sauce. Southern food is an echo from our countryโ€™s history, a true culinary melting pot bringing simple cooking traditions together such as Cajun, African, Appalachian and even Scottish.…

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Tim Hentschel: The Age of the Entrepreneur

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From Steve Jobs all the way back to 1800s business magnate Andrew Carnegie and beyond, the entrepreneur has and always will be an integral part of our worldโ€™s economy. Today, with so much connectivity, some might argue that itโ€™s easier than ever to become an entrepreneur. But the real truth is, aside from the lucky…

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Wave House

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Architect: Mark Dziewulski Area: 3,200 Square Feet Location: Malibu Beach, CA Beyond the steadfast highway that hugs the Pacific Coast, at the limit of a long stretch of Malibu beach, lies a shoreline sanctuary. Perched above the sand, the western surf washes in beneath its cantilevers at high-tide, every breaker crashing down for the weekend…

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The Abaco Club

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Iโ€™ve called New Jersey home for over 30 years and while I love the Garden State, Iโ€™d be lying if I told you I didnโ€™t have some sultry, tropical daydream looming in the back of my head every other day. You know the one: palm trees stirring, waves crashing, lustrous sunlight melting away the calamitous…

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