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Jersey ‘Jeopardy!’ Champ Jamie Ding Talks Strategy, Princeton Pride and Keeping His Cool

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By Julia Martin 
| New Jersey Monthly Magazine
Jamie Ding appears on "Jeopardy!" in his signature orange hue. Photo: Sony Pictures Television Jamie Ding, 33, of Lawrenceville, has become a sensation as much for his quirky, calm and humble presence on the Jeopardy! set as for his 31 consecutive wins on the trivia game show. That’s the fifth highest ever—and the highest in regular-season play. He’s been written up in the New York Times, twice, The Wall Street Journal, twice, the Los Angeles Times, People and Variety.
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Making Waves: How Montclair Jazz Legend Steve Turre Redefined the Conch Shell

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By Julia Martin 
| New Jersey Monthly Magazine
“Nobody was playing [the conch shell] in jazz before,” Steve Turre says. Photo: Christopher Lane Steve Turre, one of the world’s foremost jazz trombonists, has played with many of the genre’s legends, including Ray Charles, Woody Shaw, Art Blakey and Dizzy Gillespie. He’s been a professor at Juilliard and the Manhattan School of Music, and, for the past 41 years, a member of the Saturday Night Live band.
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Five Questions to Ask Your Teen Without Annoying Them

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By Julia Martin 
| Yahoo News Malaysia
Let’s be real: You asking your kid what they want to be when they grow up for the umpteenth time isn’t going to create a lightbulb moment. And asking them to share their feelings or limiting beliefs will probably get an eye roll. So what CAN you ask your teen to connect with them and get them excited about their future? Here are ideas for engaging in conversation with your teen, without annoying them.
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