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Bear Hunt! Who Won? CAGE FIGHTING Volume 1 • Number 2 Ghost Riders IN NJ NOWHERE in the Pines TO HIDE TEXAS HOLD’EM ROUNDUP the fascinating world of George Anastasia Bear Hunt! Who Won? PLUS: BAT BOY MEMOIRS 8 5 1 1 # t i m r e P 1 3 0 8 0 J N r w a m l l e B D I A P jjerrseymanmagaziine..com e g a t s o P . S . U D T S T R S R P www.jerseymanmagazine.com Volume 1 • Number 2 The Thinking Man’s Guide to an Active Jersey Life 6 12 16 22 38 44 FEATURES DEPARTMENTS 6 5 50 COVER STORY JERSEY JOTTINGS FREE TIME GEORGE ANASTASIA, THE MOB WRITER HOOKED ON ORCHIDS 16 10 JERSEY HISTORY 53 COOL LIGHTS GET HOT GHOST RIDERS IN THE PINES TECH TIME THE LED REVOLUTION AWESOME MOBILE APPS 20 12 JERSEY SPORTS GUYS 56 STEP INTO THE CAGE GALLOWAY GOLF PRO MIKE KILLIAN WHERE WE EAT CASINOS FUEL MMA FIGHTING BOOM BLUE 2O, CHERRY HILL, NJ 36 34 WHAT WE WEAR AS THE CARDS TURN GOT HANKIE? 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