Here's a third neat trick I've discovered while using Metawidget, the Java form generator, in my own work.
Say you need to support multiple configurations for multiple Metawidgets in your app. For example, you may need one Metawidget on your page for inspecting properties but not actions, and another for inspecting just actions. The latter might be placed in a toolbar or something.
This (little used) feature of JSF is a great way to 'open up' the programmatic API of Metawidget inside your JSF applications.
I've been working with both the Apache MyFaces and the Oracle Mojarra teams on improving JSF 2 support in Metawidget.
Metawidget is a more dynamic component than most, and exercises JSF 2 in a way few component libraries do. In particular, it stresses the relationship between dynamically modifying the component tree, partial state saving (new in JSF 2), and firing nested SystemEvents (new in JSF 2). As such, all 3 teams (MyFaces, Mojarra, Metawidget) have uncovered bugs in our implementations.
My thanks to all teams for working so hard on this issue!
Here we have some JPA annotations (@Id, @Column) on our private fields and some UI annotations (@UiComesAfter) on our public getters/setters. This is quite a common situation, but it's very hard to support because the JavaBean specification doesn't define a relationship between public getters/setters and which private field they relate to. This is pretty obvious when you consider that some getters/setters don't have any private field. For example, a getAge method might calculate its value based on getDateOfBirth rather than have an mAge field per se.
So how do JPA, and other frameworks like Hibernate Validator, support this? Well, they cheat: using reflection to set the fields directly. But this doesn't work for most UI technologies, such as Swing's BeansBinding, or JSF, or Spring. Most UI technologies expect publically accessible getters/setters.
So we need to key off public getters/setters, but we want to annotate private fields. Implementations like GroovyPropertyStyle and ScalaPropertyStyle support this nicely, because those environments do define a mapping between getter/setter and private field. But JavaBeans do not. So how can JavaBeanPropertyStyle support it?
Hopefully this will work for most use cases. For those needing more control, consider extending JavaBeanPropertyStyle and overriding getPrivateField.
"Is there a way to have all [Collection] references rendered as a link that pops up to a list with search/filter/select options?"
This comes up quite a bit. The problem, which is implied in the question, is there's a lot of aesthetic preferences involved in rendering Collections. The poster was asking for a pop-up box with search/filter/select options. But what about those who want to edit the Collection in-place? Or have an edit button on each row that you have to click? Or want their Collection to be paginated? Sortable? Etc etc.
To support this, Metawidget provides WidgetBuilders.
The first PDF, Application of Software Mining to Automatic User Interface Generation, looks at applying the emerging field of Software Mining to a form generator. This is where Metawidget's Inspectors come from.
The second PDF, Separation Anxiety: stresses of developing a modern day Separable User Interface, looks at just how much of an application's UI is already defined and constrained by its back-end architecture. Repeating those definitions and constraints can only lead to duplication in the UI layer.
The third PDF, Towards a General Purpose Architecture for UI Generation, attempts to generalize some common characteristics of form generation in order for it to be useful for real-world applications.
Hope you find them interesting reading! Feedback most welcome!
I was recently asked to provide an example of a Swing Metawidget layout where some JComponents had a preferredSize. By default org.metawidget.swing.layout.GridBagLayout just stretches everything as wide as possible, but sometimes this is not what you want.
* CompositeWidgetBuilder to chain WidgetBuilders together.
* the same preferred size.
* preferredSize has been set.
I've had a couple requests from people wanting to use JRadioButtons in their generated UI (by default, Metawidget generates JComboBox components for selection lists).
There are a few aesthetic issues with using JRadioButtons: should they be arranged horizontally or vertically; should they be horizontal up to a certain number of items, then switch to vertical; should they have a choice at the top for 'null'; should you be able to 'unselect all' after you've made an initial choice; should they only be used for not-nullable fields; etc. These are the kind of things keeping me from putting JRadioButtons in the core SwingWidgetBuilder.
But it's straightforward to add your own WidgetBuilder - where you can decide all the above little UI aesthetics according to your personal taste.
While you're at it, you probably want to add binding support. Again this depends on your personal preference, but let's say you want to use BeansBindingProcessor. It turns out BeansBinding isn't very good at binding to groups of JRadioButtons (a known problem), so one approach is to dummy up a little ButtonGroupPanel with its own getter and setter.
Here's an example WidgetBuilder. You'll need to add it as part of a CompositeWidgetBuilder, as shown here in the Reference Documentation.


Absegami High School - Take Route 40 East to Route 322 at the Hamilton Mall intersection (stay right and go on 322 to first clover leaf) to Pamona Road (runs next to track). Go through two traffic lights to blinker light. Make right on Jim Leeds Road and go approx. three miles (just past Parkway overpass) to "Y" in the road. Bear left on Great Creek to first intersection and make left onto Wrangleboro Road - Absegami is 1/2 mile down on left side. Look for sign. High School is difficult to see from Wrangleboro Road.
Audubon High School - Take 295 to exit 28A or B. Exit Route 295 to Route 168 (Black Horse Pike) - exit signs reads, "Mt. Ephraim, Bellmawr, Runnamede" - head West on Route 168 toward Camden. The next major intersection is Kings Highway - approx. three lights turn right onto Kings Highway. Go four blocks past - on your left to Edgewood Avenue (Gulf station on corner) turn left onto Edgewood Avenue. Travel two blocks to school. Fields are behind the school. The gym is at the far end of the school on Edgewood Avenue.
From Haddonfield Area – take Kings Highway (toward) Audubon to Black Horse Pike. (Hess Station on right). Turn right onto Black Horse Pike. Travel approximately ¾ mile to North Merchant Street (past Mt. Ephraim Dodge). Make a right onto North Merchant Street. Fields will be on your right.
From 295 (exit 28) onto Black Horse Pike (Rt.168 ____) Go through a couple of lights & straight through light at Hess gas station. (travel over Kings Highway) Travel approximately ¾ mile to North Merchant Street (past Mt. Ephraim Dodge). Make right onto North Merchant Street. Fields will be on your right.
Bishop Eustace – Take Cuthbert Road to 70 West towards Camden. The school is on the left. Take Lexington Avenue jughandle accross route 70.
Bordentown Regional - 318 Ward Ave. Bordentown, NJ 08505 - From the South via 295- Take 295 North to Exit 57 for Bordentown. Follow Route 206 about 1.3 miles staying to the right toward signs for 130 N. Make a right onto Ward Avenue. The sign says "Ward Avenue Crosswicks" This is the road that runs between Town and Country Diner and Chickie and Pete's. Follow Ward about 1 mile. The high school in on the left….take the second entrance.
295 North to Exit 57: 130 North. Make a left onto Groveville Road. Continue approximately 500 yards pass the railroad tracks and make a right into Northern Community Park.
295 North to Route 130 North to Crosswicks Street. U-Turn (first right past First Union bank). Cross over Route 130 and come to a stop sign. Make a right onto Crosswicks Street and a quick left onto Gilder Park Drive (Gilder Park sign). Follow to the baseball field.
Bridgeton High School - Take Route 77 South past Carl's Corner. At stop sign (H&R Hardware) turn right and continue until passing Jamesway, bank, and Inspection Station. At stop sign, turn left onto Old Deerfield Pike. Next light turn right onto Park Drive. Next light turn left onto West Avenue. School is on the left.
Buena High School – Take Route 295 South to Route 42 South to AC Expressway. follow AC Expressway to 4th exit – Hammonton Exit – and turn right onto Route 54 South – follow to mile marker 2 and turn right onto Weymouth Road- school is on the right.
Burlington Township High School - Take 295 North to exit 47 (Mt. Holly/Burlington) towards Burlington. About 1/4 mile bear to the right onto Burlington By-pass. At the 1st traffic light, turn right onto Fountain Ave. School is about 1/4 mile on the right.
Interstate 295 North ramp to Mount Holly/Trenton; Take exit 36A to merge onto NJ-73 South toward Berlin; Take the ramp to Turnpike Entrance; Keep left at the fork, follow signs for New York North and merge onto New Jersey Turnpike North; Take exit 11 toward Garden State Pkwy/Woodbridge; Continue on the ramp and merge onto Garden State Pkwy North; Take exit 145 toward I-280/The Oranges/Newark/Harrison; Continue straight; Keep left at the fork, follow signs for I-280 West; Keep left at the fork and merge onto I-280 West; Take exit 5B for County 527 N toward The Caldwells; Merge onto County Route 527 North; Turn right to stay on County Route 527 North; Turn left to stay on County Route 527 North; Take the 2nd left onto Harrison Ave; Turn right onto Orton Rd; Turn right onto Westville Ave; School is on the left.
Take Interstate 295 North ramp to Mount Holly/Trenton; Take exit 36A to merge onto NJ-73 South toward Berlin; Take the ramp to Turnpike Entrance; Keep left at the fork, follow signs for New York North and merge onto New Jersey Turnpike North; Take exit 11 toward Garden State Pkwy/Woodbridge; Continue on the ramp and merge onto Garden State Pkwy North; Take exit 145 toward I-280/The Oranges/Newark/Harrison; Continue straight; Keep left at the fork, follow signs for I-280 West; Keep left at the fork and merge onto I-280 West; Take exit 5B for County 527 N toward The Caldwells; Merge onto County Route 527 North; Turn right to stay on County Route 527 North; Turn left to stay on County Route 527 North; Take the 1st right onto Provost Square; Destination will be on the left.
Camden Catholic High School – Take Cuthbert Road crossing over Route 70 and Route 38. CCHS will be on the left opposite the Courier Post building.
Camden County Community College – Take Route 295 South to Route 42 South to the Blackwood/Clementon Exit (Rt. 534E) and bear right under Route 42. At the first traffic ligh, make a right on Erial Rd. The entrance is on the right.
Take N Haddon Ave towards Collingswood for 3.6 mi; Turn right at Vesper Blvd; Vesper Blvd turns slightly left and becomes Park Blvd. Travel for 0.5 mi; school is on the right. Go past the main entrance and turn right onto Turner Way; gym entrance is in the back.
Cherokee High School - Take 295 North to Exit 36 (route 73 South). Take 73 South through the Route 70 Intersection and continue to the Marlton Parkway (Bradley's Funeral Home will be on the right). Take the jughandle after the light to cross over Route 73 and continue to the 2nd traffic light and make a left onto Willow Bend Road. School will be on right.
Cherry Hill East -Take Kresson Road and the school will be on the right. The baseball field is behind the school with little spectator seating.
Decou Field (Lacrosse & Boys/Girls Soccer): Pass Cherry Hill East HS and make a right on Cropwell Road. Go past Richterman Field. Decou Fields is approx. 500ft past Richterman on right before Evesham Road.
Cherry Hill West – Take Grove Street through the Race Track Circle. Take Haddonfield Road north to Chapel Ave.. Make a right on Chapel Ave.. CHW is about 4 blocks on the right.
Chappel Avenue Turf Field: Take Grove Street through the Race Track Circle. Take Haddonfield Road north to Chapel Ave.. Make a right on Chapel Ave. Make a left at the park with the playground by the street. Turf field in the back.
Take 130 North past Cinnaminson Mall on left to Moorestown – Riverton Rd.. Just after Bayard's, make right on Riverton Road jughandle. Cross 130 and follow Riverton Road. CHS is on the right about ½ mile from Route 130.
Clayton High School - Take Route 40 East. Make a left onto Whig Lane Road, approx. 3 miles east of Woodstown. Pass through Aura, over Route 55, through light at Route 553 to Boro of Clayton. Continue through light at Route 47 onto Academy Street. Make first left, go two stops and turn right.
Clearview High School – Route 295 South to exit 18B - Paulsboro- Clarksboro. Turn Right toward Clarksboro (Route 667 – Cohawkin Rd). Follow this road across Kings Highway and Rt. 45. Once past Route 45, you will come to a blinker light (CVS), School on left.
Special Instructions: Middle School is next to High School: MS: 7/8 Basketball. Golf played at Maple Ridge Golf Course.
Collingswood High School – West on West End Ave. across Crystal Lake Avenue (name changes to Park Avenue). Continue to Knights park at Collings Avenue. Turn left onto Collings Avenue. School is on the left several blocks down.
Cumberland High School - Take Route 77 South past Seabrook to Silver Lake Road. Make a right onto Silver Lake road. School is one mile on left.
Grove Street to Haddonfield Road towards the Cherry Hill Mall to Rt. 130 North. Follow Rt. 130 North to Delran. Pass the Millside Shopping Center (Target), Haines Mill Road and the Chester Avenue jughandle. Turn right on Hartford Road (Joe Canal's Store). Green and white sign for Delran High School. Go through the first light (Fairview Blvd.). School is located on the right about 1/4 mile behind the Administration Building.
From 295 - Rt. 73 West towards Tacony/Palmyra Bridge to Rt. 130 North - follow as above.
Deptford High School - I-295 South to Rt. 42 South to Route 55 South. Exit on 56B. Turn right at light on Fox Run Road. School is on the left approx. 1 mile from the light.
Eastern High School - Take Route 295 heading North - Exit 32 (identified as Haddonfield/ Voorhees/Gibbsboro). Get off exit 32 and stay to the right and make a right onto 561 East. Count exactly seven (7) traffic lights or 3-1/10 miles, beginning with the light at Vito's Pizza. The seventh light is Laurel Oak Road. Make a left on Laurel Oak Road. The school is 3/10 of a mile straight ahead.
Egg Harbor Township - Take Route 40 East to Route 322 East (Hamilton Mall). Continue on Route 322 East/Route 40 East for approximately two miles to English Creek Road (Route 575) (Shop Rite off to the right). Make a right onto English Creek Road, go approximately 3-2/10 miles to High School Drive. Make a left on High School Drive and follow the road back to the school.
Lacrosse at Joy Miller School (2 Adler Avenue, EHT, NJ 08234): 42 South to the A.C> Expressway to exit 7S (Garden State Parkway). Exit 37; at th eend of the ramp make a right onto Washington Ave; the road will merge to Tilton Road; At the first traffic light make a left and immediatelly cross over to the right hand lane; make a right and merge onto Rt. 10/322 (Black Horse Pike) heading West; Follow to the third traffic light which is Rt. 575 English Creek Avenue and make a left; travel for approx. 2 miles and make a right onto Dogwood Ave; go 1 mile and make aright onto Adler; school is on the right.
Take I-295 North travel approx. 25.2 mi; Take exit 60 for NJ-29 N/I-195 E toward Trenton/Belmar; Keep left at the fork and merge onto NJ-29 North; travel 5.8 mi and exit onto Parkside Ave toward Cadwalader Park; travel 1.1 mi and Turn left at Parkway Ave; travel 0.8 mi and arrive at Ewing HS on right.
at the new facility for the 2006-07 school year.
Via Route 295 – Take Rt. 295 N or S to Florence exit 52B. Exit onto Florence Columbus Road. Go one mile to traffic light and make left onto Old York Road. Bear right at Y (Bustleton Road/Church) make first right onto Cedar Lane. High School will located to your left.
From Rt. 130 N - Take the Cedar Lane jug handle before Wawa, make right at stop sign onto Cedar Lane. School be located ½ mile on the right.
From Rt. 130 S – Pass the NJ Turnpike entrance and take the first jug handle (Cedar Lane) to cross over Rt. 130. School located ½ mile on the right.
From NJ Turnpike – Exit 6 (Florence), go through toll booth and take the Local Exit, bear left onto Rt. 130S (Burlington). Stay in right lane, take first jug handle (Cedar Lane) to cross over Rt. 130. School located ½ mile on the right.
Via Route 295 – Take Rt. 295 N or S to Florence exit 52B. Exit onto Florence-Columbus Road. Go through traffic light and continue one mile, cross Rt. 130 at traffic light. *You will be on Delaware Ave. which turns into Front Street. The High School is located on the left approx. one mile from Rt. 130.
Via Rt. 130 - Going south turn right onto Delaware Ave.(traffic light and Roebling Bank on the corner) and follow directions above*. Going north take Delaware Ave. jug handle to cross Rt. 130. *Follow directions above.
Via NJ Turnpike – Exit 6 (Florence), take the Local Exit, bear right toward Rt. 130 N (Bordentown). Stay in right lane, go through one traffic light and take the Delaware Avenue jug handle (to cross over Rt. 130). *Follow directions above.
MS Basketball/MS Gym – MS Gym located behind the MS on Cedar Street.
V/JV Softball /Susan Muchowski Field – Proceed past the front of the Middle School. Make left onto Broad Street (Eagle Monument) continue straight, cross over railroad tracks; softball field located two blocks on the right (next to the American Legion).
V Baseball & V/JV Field Hockey/ Nyikita Field – From Rt. 295 or Rt. 130 follow directions to Delaware Ave. Once on Delaware Ave. go over railroad tracks and bear right at Y onto Station Road (Corner Deli). Take Station Road to the end and make right onto Hornberger Ave. Field located approx. ¼ mile on the left across from Roebling Elementary School.
Middle School Field Hockey/RD Wood Field – Proceed past the front of the Middle School. Make left onto Broad Street (Eagle Monument), when you reach the railroad tracks make a right (5th Street), follow tracks to the end and make left. Field located straight ahead.
Tennis/H. Kenneth Wilkie Park – Proceed past the Middle School, continue down Front Street approx. 1 mile to Green Acres Park on your right. Courts located to the left of the parking lot.
From 295 - Take exit 52B(Florence), go to first traffic light and make a left onto Old York Road. Soccer field located approx. 1 mile on the right.
From Rt. 130 N – Take jug handle before Wawa (cannot make right at light), make right at stop sign onto Cedar lane. Take Cedar Lane to stop sign, make left, continue to next stop sign and make a left onto Old York Road. Fields located on your left approx 100 yards.
From Rt. 130 S - Bear left at traffic light (Roebling Savings Bank) onto Florence Columbus Road. Go to first traffic light make right onto Old York Road, fields will be the right approx ¼ mile.
From Turnpike – To exit 6, go through toll booth and take the Local Exit, bear right onto Rt. 130S (Burlington). Stay in right lane, take first jug handle (Cedar Lane) to cross over Rt. 130. Take road to stop sign and make a left, continue to next stop sign, make left onto Old York Road. Fields located on your left approx 100 yards.
Gateway High School - Take Route 295 South to Exit 25A - Westville/Deptford/Route 47 South. Stay on Rt. 47 South for 2.2 miles. At the third traffic light, turn right (Cooper Street) (Exxon & Dunkin Donuts on corner). At the 4th street make a left onto Highland Avenue (sign for Johnson Library and NJ Motor Vehicle Inspection). Follow Highland Avenue for 1.1 miles to light at Tanyard Road. Turn left onto Tanyard - Gateway High School is next to the MV station on the right.
Glassboro High School - 295 South for 4.9 mi; Take exit 26 toward Atlantic City/RT-42 Continue on RT-42 S for 1.3 mi; Take exit 13 to merge onto RT-55 S toward Glassboro/Deptford/Vineland stay for 10.0 mi; Take exit 50A for US-322 East toward Glassboro; Turn left at Joseph L. Bowie Blvd; school is on the left 0.4 miles.
Gloucester County Institute of Technology (GCIT) - I-295 South to Route 42 South to Route 55; Exit at Route 47 Delsea Drive North – Westville Exit 56B. At the light, turn left onto Bankbridge Road. At the next light, turn left onto Tanyard Road. The GCIT entrance is on the left at the bottom of the hill.
295 South to Route 42 to Route 55 South for four miles to Exit 56-B (Route 47 North - Woodbury-Westville). Turn left at the first traffic light onto Bankbridge Road, then left at the first traffic light onto Tanyard Road. The third entrance on the left (just past Monongahela Junior School and the Gloucester County Institute of Technology (G.C.I.T.) is GCC.
Gloucester City High School - Take Route 295 North to exit 1C (Gloucester-Mt. Ephraim exit). Turn left at top of the ramp. Proceed through 2 traffic lights. School is on the left.
JV/Freshman Football - Westville Midget Football Field (Herb Neilio Field) - Take Route 55N to "Deptford-Almonesson" Exit (Deptford Mall Exit). Make left a light onto Almonesson Road. Go past mall into Borough of Westville. Field is on right.
Varsity Baseball – (Joe Barth Field) 600 Browning Rd., Brooklawn – Rt.55 N to Rt. 42 N. Take exit 1C -- Gloucester-Mt. Ephraim. Make left at top of ramp onto Market Street. Make a left at second light onto Rt. 130 S. Just past the Days Inn, take jug handle to the right. Make a right at stop sign and field is directly on the left.
JV/Frosh Baseball – (Bellmawr Recreation Center) 125 S Bell Rd. Bellmawr, NJ 08031 – Rt. 42 N to Creek Road exit. Right onto Creek Road. Continue 1/4 mile to right on Bell Avenue. Bellmawr Recreation Center on left.
Varsity and JV Softball – (Gloucester City Ponytail League Complex) 10 North Johnson Blvd. Gloucester, NJ 08030– Rt. 55 N to Rt. 42 N. Take exit 1C -- Gloucester-Mt. Ephraim. Make left at top of ramp onto Market Street. Make a right at first light onto Rt. 130 North. At first light make left onto Klemm Ave. Follow to stop sign -- bear right onto Johnson Blvd. Little League complex is on right.
Golf – (Beckett Country Club; Swedesboro) 2387 Kings Hwy Swedesboro, NJ 08085 - Take 295 N or S to exit 10. At top of exit make right if coming from 295 N, make left if coming from 295 S. Go straight 3-1/2 miles until no longer possible. Make the 1st 90 degree right turn. Clubhouse is 1-1/2 miles down on right.
Track and Field – (Gloucester City High School) 1300 Market St. Gloucester City, NJ 08030 - Rt. 55 N to Rt. 42 N. Take exit 1C -- Gloucester-Mt. Ephraim. Make left at top of ramp onto Market Street. Go over Rt. 130 into Gloucester. School is on left, located at the intersection of Rt. 130 and Market Streets in Gloucester City.
Boys Tennis – (Washington Lake Park; Sewell)) 626 Hurffville Cross Keys Road Sewell, NJ 08080 - Take Route 55 to exit 56A (Rt. 47South). Continue on Route 47 past Five Points Diner. Do not turn right onto Rt. 47 south. Stay straight and road becomes Egg Harbor Road. Follow roughly a mile to Hurfville-Grenloch Road. Make right on Hurfville-Grenloch Rd. Park is on the right.
Haddon Township High School – West on West End Avenue and cross Crystal Lake to third left onto Briarwood Ave.. At the fork in the road bear right. School is on the right.
Haddon Heights High School – West on Kings Highway to 2nd Avenue and turn left.
From 295 S – Take Exit 30 (Warwick Rd – Lawnside/Haddonfield). At end of exit turn left onto Warwick Rd towards Haddonfield. Follow Warwick Rd. ¼ mile to Mercer Ave. Make a left onto Mercer Ave. Follow Mercer Ave. to second stop sign. Make a right onto Highland Ave. and then immediately left onto 1st Ave. School is on left (1 block).
From 295 N – Take Exit 29B (Rt. 30W – Haddon Hts.). Follow Rt. 30 W. to first light. Take a right onto Highland Ave. (jug handle). Follow Highland Ave. to First Ave. Make a left onto 1st Ave. School is on left (1 block).
From 295 N – Take Exit 28 (Rt. 168 – Mt. Ephraim/Runnemede). At end of exit bear left onto Rt. 168 W. (Black Horse Pike) towards Mt. Ephraim. At 2nd light make a right onto Prospect Ridge Blvd. Follow Prospect Ridge Blvd.5 blocks to Devon Ave. Make a right onto Devon Ave. and follow until it crosses an overpass. Park is immediately after overpass (Soccer fields on right – Tennis courts on left).
From 295 S – Take Exit 28 (Rt. 168 – Mt. Ephraim/Runnemede). At end of exit bear right onto Rt. 168 W. (Black Horse Pike) towards Mt. Ephraim. At 2nd light make a right onto Prospect Ridge Blvd. Follow Prospect Ridge Blvd. 5 blocks to Devon Ave. Make a right onto Devon Ave. and follow until it crosses an overpass. Park is immediately after overpass (Soccer fields on right – Tennis courts on left).
From 295 S – Take Exit 29 (Rt. 30 - Barrington). At end of exit make a left & follow to Rt. 30 (White Horse Pike). Make a right onto Rt. 30W and follow to 3rd light (Station Ave.). Take a left onto Station Ave. and follow 4 blocks to 8th Ave. Make a left onto 8th Ave. and follow to end (runs into field).
From 295 N – Take Exit 29B (Rt. 30W – Haddon Hts.). Follow Rt. 30W (White Horse Pike) to 3rd light (Station Ave.). Take a left onto Station Ave. and follow 4 blocks to 8th Ave.Make a left onto 8th Ave. and follow to end (runs into field).
From 295 N – Take Exit 29B (Rt. 30 W – Haddon Hts.). Follow Rt. 30W (White Horse Pike) to 3rd light (Station Ave.). Make a left and take Station Ave. across railroad tracks. Immediately after tracks, make a left onto Atlantic Ave. Follow 2 blocks (fields on right).
Take 295Norh to 195 East; Stay on 195 East to Exit 16B (RT 537 to Freehold); Take Rt 537 and after you go through the town of Freehold the road forks – follow left fork onto Rt 79; Stay of Rt 79 to first traffic light past Malboro HS and turn right on to Rt 520; Follow Rt 520 to 3rd traffic light and go staight across Rt 34; Go about one half mile and look for Vonage parking on left - you can go to the next traffic light turn left and enter Vonage from other side (this side I believe is closer to bus pick up).
Holy Cross High School 5035 Rt. 130South, Delran NJ– Take Route 130 North. Holy Cross High School is on the left past Sam's Club.
I-295 North becomes I-95 South; take exit 7 to Rt. 206 North; at the second traffic light past the Hillsborough Diner make a left onto Raider Blvd. At the traffic light make a left onto Homestead Road. Make a right into the school.
NJ Turnpike North to exit 11 Garden State Parkway North; Take exit 131 off the Garden State Parkway. Turn right onto Lincoln Hwy. At first traffic light, turn right onto Wood Ave. Go to third traffic light and turn left onto Inman Avenue. Proceed approximately 6 blocks to Villa Drive and you are there!
Take 295 South to Exit 14. Make a left off the ramp onto Asbury Station Road. Go to the second stop sign and turn right onto Kings Highway. School is one mile on the right hand side. Softball field is behind the school.
I-295 North becomes I-95 South at the Route 1 interchange. Proceed to the next exit, now on I-95 South, Exit 8A Princeton Pike South. Proceed through two traffic lights (Franklin Corner Road and Darrah Lane). The school district complex is on the right, two blocks beyond the second traffic light. The Administration building is first, then the high school. Pool is in the back of the high school.
Lenape High School (609-654-5111 x3536) – Take 70 East to Hartford Road in Medford. Turn left at light onto Hartford Road. LHS is at the intersection of Hartford and Church Road.
Bende Field (Field Hockey): from Lenape HS go East on Church Road to Rt. 541 North. (Traffic light and Wawa on your right). Turn left on Rt. 541 North. Go approx. 1 mile and Bende Field will be on your left hand side.
Tennis: Due to construction at Lenape High School, all tennis matches and practices will be played at Willow Turn Tennis courts on Willow Turn Road in Mt. Laurel. Go past Lenape H.S. on Hartford Rd. (North) Make a right turn at Union Mill Road. Make a left turn at Larchmont Blvd. Go past Larchmont School on right. Make right turn at Willow Turn Road. Tennis courts are on the left.
2045 Burlington Columbus Rd, Bordentown, NJ 08505?
Lindenwold High School - Rt. 30 South (White Horse Pike); make a left onto E. Gibbsboro Road. Go under the overpass and make a right. School is on the left.
687 Route 9 Cape May, NJ 08204 - 295 South to 42 South to the A.C. Expressway to the Garden State Parkway South. From the Garden State Parkway: Take exit 4A (Route 47 North-Rio Grande). Turn Left at Second Traffic Light (Route 9 South). School is located 3 miles on the left.
Mainland High School – Take 295 South to 42 South. Proceed to the AC Expressway. Take the Expressway to Exit 7B (Garden State Parkway). Proceed to Exit 36. Turn right onto Tilton Road. Proceed to Route 9 (about 6 lights). Turn right. Go about 5 miles on Route 9. turn left at MRHS sign.
Maple Shade High School - Take Route 38 past the Cheery Hill Mall. At the nest intersection of 38, Cooper Landing Road, Church Road, etc. make a left onto Coles Ave.. Go about for blocks and make a right onto Clinton Avenue to MSHS.
Take Route 295 North to Route 60 East through Marlton to the Medford Circle (Route 541 crosses Route 70) to the next traffic light. Turn right at traffic light onto Eayerstown Road (Lutheran Church on right). At stop sign, turn left onto Chairville Road. At the fork in the road, bear right onto Hawkins Road. School is on the right.
Mercer County Park - 295 North to Exit 65A, Sloan Avenue. Travel East on Sloan Avenue, after the second traffic light travel 0.7 mile to Paxson Ave. Turn left onto Paxson and proceed 0.9 mile to intersection of Hughes Dr. and entrance to Mercer County Park. Follow signs for outdoor tennis center.
Mercer County Community College - Take I-295 North to Exit 65A (Sloan Avenue). Go right onto Sloan Avenue and continue where Sloan will turn into Flock. At the end of Flock Road, turn left onto Mercerville-Edinburg Road (CR535). Mercer County Community College will be on the left, but you may have to take a jug handle to go left. The baseball field is behind the college.
From Atlantic Expressway, travel south on the GSP to Exit 10B (Stone Harbor Blvd). Turn left at the traffic signal. Turn right onto Bayberry Drive (first street on the right) and go approximately 1 1/2 miles, turn left on East Atlantic venue.
Soccer at School House Lane: AC Expressway to Garden State Parkway South (exit 7S). Make a right at exit 10. Make left at light - Rt. 9 - go about one mile and make a right on School House Lane. Field is on the right.
Millville High School - 295 South to 55 South Take Exit 24. Turn right onto NJ Route 49 (Westbound). Proceed Westbound to first traffic light at the intersection of Wade Boulevard & NJ Route 49 (Wawa Market, Rite Aid Drugs, and Bank of America are located at this intersection). Turn right onto North Wade Boulevard. You will see Millville Senior High School located ahead of you on the left.
Directions: From the North Take Interstate 295 south to Route 42 (North/South Freeway). Follow Route 42 south for 1 mile to Route 55 south. Take Route 55 to exit 56 B (Approximately 5 miles). Follow exit ramp onto Route 47 west (Delsea Dr.) and go to the first traffic light. At traffic light (Bankbridge Rd.) turn left. Monongahela is the second school on the left, just before the light at Tanyard Rd..
Take the Interstate 295 North ramp to Mount Holly/Trenton; Take exit 60 for NJ-29 N/I-195 East toward Trenton/Belmar. Keep right at the fork and merge onto I-195 East. Continue onto NJ-138 East. Take the exit toward Garden State Pkwy North. Keep right at the fork to continue toward Garden State Pkwy North. Take exit 105 for NJ-36 E/NJ-18 N toward New Brunswick/Long Branch. Keep left at the fork and merge onto NJ-36 East. Turn right onto Monmouth Rd (signs for State Route 71 S). Slight left onto Cedar Ave. Take the 3rd right onto Larchwood Ave.
Take the Interstate 295 N ramp to Mount Holly/Trenton. Take exit 36A to merge onto NJ-73 S toward Berlin. Take the ramp to Turnpike Entrance for New York North. Take exit 11 toward Garden State Pkwy/Woodbridge. Continue on the ramp and merge onto Garden State Pkwy North. Take exit 150 for Hoover Ave toward Belleville/Bloomfield. Turn left onto Hoover Ave. Turn right onto Bay Ave. Slight left onto Claremont Ave. Turn right onto Park St. Turn right onto Chestnut St. Destination will be on the left.
Take Rt. 295 North to Exit 7B "Princeton". Continue on 206 North through Lawrenceville. Drive approx. 5 miles north towards Princeton. Turn left on Elm Road. Continue on Elm Road (changes to Great Road). You will come to a traffic light at the intersection of Great Road & Rte 518 (approx. 5 miles). Continue thru the light on Great Road/Rte 601 (changes to Belle Mead/Blawenburg Rd). New high school will be approx. ½ mile on your left.
Moorestown High School – Take Kings Highway to Moorestown. (this becomes Main Street). Proceed to Chester Avenue and turn left. Make a right at Bridgeboro Road. MHS is on Bridgeboro Road on the right side.
Rt 295 SOUTH to Exit 40B ( Rt 38 WEST - Moorestown), proceed on Rt 38WEST ~ 1.75 miles, turn RIGHT onto S. Church Street (Rt 607). Continue on S. Church Street, cross over Main Street, continue on N. Church Street for ~1.0 mile, cross over New Albany Road, look for the water tower on your LEFT, fields are up on your LEFT ~.25 miles.
Rt 295 NORTH to Exit 36B (Rt73 NORTH), take Rt 73 NORTH to Rt38 EAST, take Rt 38 EAST ~1.5 miles, going past the Moorestown Mall, make the LEFT hand lane turn onto S. Church Street (Rt 607). Continue on S. Church Street, cross over Main Street, continue on N. Church Street for ~1.0 mile, cross over New Albany Road, look for the water tower on your LEFT, fields are up on your LEFT ~.25 miles.
Mountain Lakes High School - I-295 North to Rt. 73 South to NJ Turnpike North. Take Exit 10 towards I-287 North; take exit 43 (Mountain Lakes/Intervale Road). At the the of exit make a left. At traffic light make a right onto Fanny Road. Go approx. 0.25 miles and make a left onto Morris Avenue. Go approx. 0.3 miles and make a right onto Powerville Road. Go two blocks and the high school is on the left.
Lacrosse at Briarcliff School: Follow above directions but go past Powerville Road and make second right onto Briarcliff Road. Bear right at top of hill. School is on the right. Make a right just before school and park behind school.
New Egypt High School and Middle School - Take 295 North to Route 38 East (Mt. Holly area). Follow Route 38 East to 206 North. At the intersection of Route 38 and 206 North (Vincetown Diner is on your left) make a left towards Bordentown. At the intersection of Route 206 and Route 537 make a right (Esquire Diner is on your right). You will go through two blinking lights and three traffic lights. You will pass landmarks such as Garden State Diner and Landry's Tavern. At the next traffic light (New Egypt Auction is on the right) make a right onto Evergreen Road. The high school and middle school will be one mile down on your left. Fields and gym are in the back. Softball fields are on the left before the high school.
Newton High School - New Jersey Turnpike to exit 10 for RT-440 N toward Perth Amboy; Follow signs for I-287 N and merge onto I-287 N; Take exit 22B to merge onto US-202 N/US-206 N toward Bedminster/Netcong; Continue to follow US-206 N for 18.2 mi; Merge onto I-80 W/US-206 N via the ramp on the left to Newton/US-46 W/Stanhope 1.8 mi; Take exit 25 for US-206 N toward Newton/Stanhope 0.4 mi; Merge onto US-206 11.1 mi; Turn left at W Nelson St 0.2 mi; Turn right at Ryerson Ave.
1:WHITE HORSE PIKE (US-30) to Lindenwold.
2:Turn RIGHT onto GIBBSBORO RD. (First Light after Super WAWA on Left).
3:GIBBSBORO RD becomes ERIAL RD after the intersection (Light) of Gibbsboro and Berlin Clementon Roads. Continue straight through intersection (Harper¹s Pub on Right).
4: Proceed straight past Clementon Elementary School - Pine Hill Printing - Papa John¹¹s - to the next traffic light.
6. Turn LEFT at next light onto TURNERVILLE ROAD (Getty on left). John Glenn School is ¼ mile on the RIGHT.
Pine Hill Middle School is about 1/2 mile on your LEFT.
Overbrook Senior High School immediately follows on LEFT.
Field Hockey: at 18th and Bay - after the bridge make a right onto Bay Avenue; go to 18th Street; field is located at the middle school.
Take the Interstate 295 North to Mount Holly/Trenton to exit 36A to NJ-73 South toward Berlin. Take the ramp to Turnpike Entrance Toll road. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for New York North and merge onto New Jersey Turnpike North. Take exit 9 for New Jersey 18/County Road 527 toward U.S. 1/New Brunswick/East Brunswick/South River. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for NJ-18 South. Slight right onto NJ-18 S/County Route 527 South Continue to follow NJ-18 South. Exit onto County Rd 516/County Route 527 North Continue to follow County Rd 516 for 3.4 mi. Turn right onto Wisdom Way Destination will be on the left.
Paul VI High School - Kings Highway West towards Haddon Heights; travel approx. 1 mile and turn right onto Hopkins Road; cross over Crystal lake Avenue and continue straight; school will be on the right 0.5 miles.
Paulsboro High School - Take Route 295 South. Exit at 18 (make a left off ramp). Go 1 mile through center of town and over RR tracks. School is on the left.
Take I-295 South toward the Delaware Memorial Bridge; Take exit 17 and follow the first ramp to the traffic light; Make a left at the light; Follow that road to the next traffic light and make a right onto (Harmony Rd.); You will see a Shoprite on the left before you reach the next traffic light; Stay straight through the light until you reach a stop sign; There will be a WAWA on your left; Make a left at the intersection onto (Broad Street) it will lead you to Broad Street Elementary School about 2 miles on the right.
295 North; Exit 40 of Interstate 295 to State Route 38 East (Mt. Holly Exit). Follow Rt. 38 East to State Route 206 (Vincentown Diner is on left) and make a left onto Rt. 206 North. At next light, Burlington County Route 630/North Pemberton Road, make a right (Slumberland Motel is on left). Follow Rt. 630 East to Burlington County Route 668/Arney's Mt. Road (next traffic light), and make a left. Pemberton Township High School is located on right approximately 1/2 mile.
Penns Grove High School – Take 295 South to Route 40 West. Bear right onto Route 48 (just past Olympia Custard Stand). Continue on Route 48. School is on the left.
Pennsauken High School - Take Route 295 North to Route 73 North exit. Continue on Route 73 (approx. 6 miles). Look for Woodbine Inn on the right - take the jug handle to make left turn across route 73. School is on your right. (School address is 800 Hylton Road.) If you want to go on the NJ Turnpike, exit at 4 and look for 73N.
Pennsauken Tech - Grove Street to Rt. 70 West; travel for 2.3 miles and take the Browning Rd exit towards Marlton Pike (Rt. 38); turn onto Browning Rd; school is on the left 1/4 mile down the street.
Phone: 856-540-6200 – I-295 South to Exit 1 to Rt. 49; turn left onto William Penn Ave (4th light on Rt. 49). Make a left into the first school driveway and follow the road across the front of the school to the Gym.
Perth Amboy High School - NJ Turnpike to Exit 10; Follow signs for Rt. 440 East; Exit Rt. 440 at Amboy Avenue; Bear left up to the traffic light; keep right after traffic light (do not get back onto Rt. 440); go up to 2nd traffic light (Texaco Station) and make a right onto Amboy Avenue; make your 4th left onto Eagle Avenue; school is up ahead on the left.
Please use the below address for GPS. The school does not have a street number but this near the entrance of the school.
Interstate 295 North to Mount Holly/Trenton; Take exit 36A to merge onto NJ-73 South toward Berlin; Take the ramp to Turnpike Entrance; Keep left at the fork, follow signs for New York North and merge onto New Jersey Turnpike North; Take exit 10 for NJ-440 East toward Perth Amboy/Metuchen; Continue toward I-287 North; Take exit 13A to merge onto NJ-28 E/W Union Ave toward Bound Brook; Turn left onto Thompson Ave; Keep left at the fork and Turn right onto Chimney Rock Rd; Turn left onto Washington Valley Rd; Take the 1st right onto Mt Horeb Rd; Continue onto Liberty Corner Rd and Turn left. Follow driveway into campus and park at the parking lot on the 300 yards right.
Pitman High School - Take Route 55 southRoute 45 toward Mullica Hill. Go on route 322 East. At second traffic light (Lambs Road), make a left. Continue on this road to JG Cook's and make a right. Continue through town past the middle school to Linden Avenue. Make a left onto Linden Avenue and the school will be at the end of the road on the right. To go to Alcyon Lake Park - Take Route 45 toward Mullica Hill. Go on Route 322 East. At second traffic light (Lambs Road), make a left. Continue on this road to JG Cook's and make a right. Look for the entrance to the park on the right by the apartment complex.
295 S. to rte 42 to rte 55 exit 53 A at 5th light turn right onto Pitman Ave. At next light make left onto Broadway make a right onto Laurel Ave (before RR tracks) take all the way to Lincoln Ave & make a right.
Take the ramp onto I-295 S; Keep right at the fork, follow signs for NJ-42 S/Atlantic City and merge onto NJ-42 S; Take exit 13 to merge onto NJ-55 S toward Glassboro/Vineland; Take exit 53 A; third light turn right onto Lambs Rd. at light make a left onto Broadway look for Woodland Ave. & make a right (right before 7/11) fields & parking lot on right.
Pleasantville High School - Take Route 40 East to towards the Hamilton Mall and pick up Route 40/322 East. Turn left at the next traffic light onto Delilah Road /Route 646 (do not take the jug handle at the intersection of 40 and 322 where the Hamilton Mall is located). Continue on Delilah Road for about five miles. (While on Delilah Road, you should come to a circle - go half way around and stay on Delilah Road. You should come to a circle. Go half way around and stay on Delilah Road/Route 646.) Make a right onto Mill Road and Pleasantville High School will be the second building on the right.
From West: 295 North to Highway 195 East to Exit 35A (Brielle) Take Route 35 South to Route 34 to Route 70 west. Cross over the bridge and take the jug handle immediately after the first light onto River Road. Take River Road until you reach your first flashing light and make a right onto River Avenue. Proceed through the light from River Avenue and then make a left on Spruce Street. The Middle School is to your left and the High School is straight ahead.
Rancocas Valley Regional High School - From Rt. 295: Take exit 45A (Rancocas Rd., Westampton Twp) and go to 3rd light (Irick Rd). Turn left. Go to first light (Woodlane Rd.). Turn right. Go to 4th light (Jacksonville Rd.). Turn right. School is about ½ mile on the right. The gym is the freestanding building on Jacksonville Rd.
Directions to the Rancocas Sports Complex - FROM RTE 295: TAKE EXIT 45A. GO TO 3RD LIGHT (IRICK RD). TURN LEFT. GO TO NEXT LIGHT (WOODLANE RD). TURN RIGHT. GO TO 7TH LIGHT. (SMITHVILLE RD – OLDE WORLD BAKERY ON CORNER) TURN RIGHT. GO TO NEXT STOP SIGN. (POWELL RD). TURN RIGHT. COMPLEX IS 3/4 MILE ON THE LEFT.
I-295 North to exit 36A and merge onto NJ-73 S toward Berlin; take the ramp to Turnpike Entrance Keep left at the fork, follow signs for New York North and merge onto New Jersey Turnpike North. Take exit 10 for NJ-440 E toward Perth Amboy/Metuchen. Continue on the ramp and merge onto NJ-440 North. Take the exit onto Garden State Pkwy South. Exit onto NJ-36 South. Turn right at Middle Rd. go to address 419 Middle Road.
Rider University - Take 295 North to Exit A 206 South. Go about 1/2 mile and the entrance to Rider will be on the right.
Take 295 South to Exit 21. Make a right at traffic light at the bottom of the ramp. Make a left at the next traffic light which is Delaware Street. Continue straight through the next light and the road becomes RiverWinds Drive. Follow RiverWinds Drive for approximately 1/2 mile. Make a left at the RiverWinds Community Center and the Tennis and Golf Center parking lot is on the left.
Take the NJ Turnpike North to exit 7A; Take Interstate 195 West toward Trenton; Take Route 130 North (exit 5B) towards New Brunswick. Turn left at the 2nd traffic light for Route 526 (Russert's Deli will be on the right). At the next traffic light you will come across and make the first right turn onto Route 526 and follow down to the Robbinsville High School entrance on the left.
Rowan University - 295South to 42 South t0 Route 55 South to Route 322 East. Take 322 East to Glassboro. Turn left at Crossing Apartments onto Bowe Blvd. Cross RR tracks. Rowan University is on the right.
Rutgers University Athletic Center (RAC) - Directions: From New Jersey Turnpike (North or South). Turn off at Exit 9, bear right after the tollbooths and follow signs for "Route 18 North - New Brunswick." Stay to the left to continue on Route 18 North. Proceed along Route 18 North, crossing the Raritan River (approximately 3.7 miles). Continue on Route 18 North. For the Livingston campus - take the second exit marked "Metlars Lane, Livingston Campus, Rutgers RAC." Make a right onto Avenue E before the light.
St. Augustine High School - 295 South to Rt. 42 South to the A.C. Expressway. Exit at the Hammonton/Vineland exit and bear right towards Rt. 54 South towards Vineland. Travel approximately 10 miles and make a left at the Wawa/Burger King traffic light onto Rt. 40 East. Travel approximately 3 miles and make a a left onto Cedar Avenue. School is 200 yards away.
St. Joseph's High School - Take Route 40 East. When you see Route 54, make a left. Turn left on Third Street. The school is 2 blocks on your right. For outdoor events, continue on Third Street through the traffic light. Continue to Second Street on your left, turn left at that street (Wood Street). Athletic fields are behind the houses on the right.
Salem County Community College – Take Route 295 south to Route 40 West. Bear right onto Route 48 (just past Olympia Custard Stand). Continue on Route 48. Make a left at red light (Golfwood Avenue). Continue on Golfwood Avenue to Hollywood Avenue (stop sign). Make a right onto Hollywood Avenue - school is on your left.
Salem High School - Take Route 295 South to Route 45 South to Salem. Turn left at second light (Broadway, Route 49). Turn right at first light (Walnut Street). Go approx. 1 mile. School is on the right.
Shawnee High School - Take 295 North to the Marlton Route 70 East Exit. Stay on 70 East until you see Medford Ford on the right. Turn right at the next traffic light onto Route 541. Go through Medford staying on Route 541. As you approach the second traffic light, get in the left lane. At the third traffic light go straight through the light. McDonald's will be on your right hand side. Continue for about one mile to the stop sign and turn left onto Tabernacle Road. Shawnee High School will be about 1/4 mile on the right hand side.
Take Warwick Road for 2-1/2 miles past fifth traffic light (Somerdale Road). School is on the right five blocks past Somerdale Road.
I-295 North. Take exit 36A to merge onto NJ-73 South. Take the ramp to Turnpike Entrance Toll road. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for New York North and merge onto New Jersey Turnpike North. Continue onto I-95 North Toll road 27.3 mi. Take exit 10 for NJ-440 E toward Perth Amboy/Metuchen Toll road. Continue toward I-287 North Partial toll road. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for I-287 North and merge onto I-287 North. Take exit 4 for Durham Ave toward S Plainfield. Turn right onto Durham Ave. Continue straight onto Co Rd 603/Hamilton Blvd. Keep left at the fork Continue to follow Co Rd 603. Turn right onto Co Rd 603/Plainfield Ave. Take the 2nd right onto Lake Street; Destination will be on the right.
blocks on left behind PAL Building.
The College of New Jersey - I-295 North becomes I-95 South; take exit 4. Turn left at the exit ramp onto Pennington Road/Route 31 South toward Ewing. At the fourth traffic light (about 1.5 miles), make a left into The College entrance. Park by the football stadium parking lot and walk behind the stadium to the pool.
Toms River HS NORTH - Route 70 East to Lakehurst, then take Route 37 East. Cross under the Garden State Parkway and at the next traffic light cross through intersection and take jug handle turn to cross back over Route 37 onto Route 166. Proceed North on Route 166 and turn right at first traffic light onto Old freehold Road. Toms River High School North is one mile down on the right.
Toms River HS EAST - Route 70 East to Rt. 37 East. After you see the Community Memorial Hospital on the right you will go under the Garden State Parkway overpass. From this point count 7 (seven) traffic lights and watch for a sign for Coolidge Avenue. After the light, you will make the jug handle turn on the right which will bring you across Rt. 37. You will be on Coolidge for 3/4 of a mile. Make a left on Raider Way. The driveway leading to the school will be on your left towards the end of the block.
Triton High School - Take Route 295 North. Get on Route 168 South. Take a left on Evesham Road. At first light (Schubert Avenue) make a left. School is on the right. Alternate route: Get on NJ Turnpike. Get off at exit 3. Bear right off ramp. Take a left on Evesham Road. At first light (Schubert Avenue) make a left. School is on the right.
Take Route 295 South to exit 13 for the Commodore Barry Bridge. Follow directions over the bridge and stay to the left for Route I-95 South toward Wilmington. Take Exit 7 Delaware Avenue, Route 52. (first Delaware Avenue exit). Go straight at the end of the ramp to 10th Street. Turn right on 10th Street and continue 2 blocks to N. Franklin Street. Turn right on N. Franklin and continue for one block. Gerardine House, the administration building, sits on the corner of N. Franklin and 11th Street on your left. Parking is available on the street.
Vineland High School - Take Route 55 South to exit 32A (Vineland-Landis Avenue exit). Take Landis Avenue to Route 47 (Delsea Drive). At this intersection, turn right onto Delsea Drive. Proceed to traffic light at Chestnut. Turn left. Proceed through nine traffic lights. School is on the left. Parking is in rear of building.
Washington Township High School - South on Route 42 past exit for Atlantic City Expressway. Continue South on Rt. 42, now the Blackhorse Pike to the second traffic light, Greentree Road. Right on Greentree Road for approximately 2-3 miles to the 4th traffic light Hurffville-Cross Keys Road. Make a left onto Hurffville-Cross Keys Road. WTHS will be a half-mile on left.
Take Route 295 South. Take exit 22. Turn left at the light. Turn left at the next light. The school is on the right.
West Deptford Park: take 295 to exit 20 and then at top of ramp make left and go thru 1st light, continue over railroad tracks and then make right at next intersection onto Metropolitan Ave into Park.
Union Park (Thorofare): Take 295 South to Exit 21; at the first light make a left; at the next light make a right; Fields are on the left.
Exit the New Jersey Turnpike at Exit 8, Hightstown. Proceed to Route 33 West. Make a left onto Mercer Street. Continue to the next light and make a right on Stockton Street. Follow Stockton Street to Route 130. Cross Route 130. You will now be on Route 571 also known as Princeton-Hightstown Road. Continue on Route 571 for approximately three miles, turn right at light onto Clarksville Road. Follow Clarksville Road to the STOP sign. At the sign, turn left and make a quick right onto Millstone Road. Stay on this road thru the traffic light as it becomes Grovers Mill Road. The school will be on your right.
Stay on Route 1 until the exit for Plainsboro Road. Follow Plainsboro Road until the STOP sign. Make a right at the STOP sign. Follow the continuation of Plainsboro Road. After going over the railroad tracks (past Walker-Gordon development), make a very quick right onto Maple Avenue. Follow Maple Avenue until the first traffic light. At this intersection (Grovers Mill Road), make a left. The school is on your right.
Stay on Route 1 and exit at Scudders Mill Road. Turn right at the first traffic light (Campus Drive). Follow the continuation of Plainsboro Road past Walker-Gordon development. After going over the railroad tracks, make a very quick right onto Maple Avenue. Follow Maple Avenue until the first traffic light. At this intersection (Grovers Mill Road), make a left. The school is on your right.
Exit the New Jersey Turnpike at Exit 8, Hightstown. Proceed to Route 33 West. Continue to the second light and make a left. Continue to the next light and make a right on Stockton Street. Follow Stockton Street to Route 130. Cross over Route 130 (call this light #1). You will now be on Route 571 also known as Princeton-Hightstown Road. Stay on this road until the 10th traffic light. Here you will turn left onto Clarksville Road and the entrance to the parking lot is on the left.
Take New Jersey Turnpike to Exit 8 for Hightstown and Route 33 West. Turn right onto Route 571, towards Princeton. At the ninth traffic light, turn left onto Clarksville Road. The school is on the right.
At Washington Road traffic circle, take jughandle exit, crossing Route 1 towards Hightstown to Route 571. You proceed about halfway around the circle and the road becomes Princeton-Hightstown Road. Proceed; at fork, bear left (go over the railroad tracks. At the third traffic light, turn right onto Clarksville Road. The school is on the left.
Pass Quakerbridge Mall and exit right onto Quakerbridge Road. Proceed into the left lane and at the second traffic light, turn left onto Clarksville Road. Continue on Clarksville Road and proceed through the second traffic light. The school will be on your right.
Wildwood Catholic - Take Exit 4B off Garden State Parkway. Proceed into Wildwood following this road to the street running perpendicular to the beach. Make a right onto Ocean Avenue. Take Ocean Avenue into Wildwood Crest to Wisteria Avenue. Go past tennis courts to Pittsburg Avenue in Wildwood Crest. Go right on Pittsburg Avenue to New Jersey Avenue. Pool is at Pittsburg and New Jersey Avenues.
42 South to the Atlantic City Expressway. Take the Expressway to Exit 38 (Williamstown/Sicklerville--$.25 toll). After exiting the toll plaza, make a right onto Sicklerville Road. Follow Sicklerville Road to the fourth light to Route 322 West. Make an angled right turn onto Route 322 West to Tuckahoe Road, (Route 555). Make left onto Tuckahoe Road approximately 1/2 mile. School is on the left.
From Route 295 (North or South) take Willingboro Exit (45B); Go 5 traffic lights to John F Kennedy (JFK) Way and take jug handle onto John F. Kennedy Way; Go thru light and school is located on your left.
Winslow High School - Take Route 561 heading toward Vorhees. Continue on Route 561 until Route 73 South. On Route 73 South you will come to a jug handle (diner). Look for Coopers Folly Road. Take Cooper Folly Road. School is on the right.
Heading South on Rt. 295; Take exit 21. At the end of the exit ramp turn right and then right again at the next light. You are now on Delaware Street. Travel east on Delaware Street for about 1.4 miles. Turn left on Wood Street (If you pass the church on your left you are a half block too far.) On Wood Street turn right on to Smallwood Street, the second street. For the Junior-Senior High School the parking lot is on the left.
WEST END ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - GO PAST HIGH SCHOOL ON DELAWARE ST AND MAKE SECOND LEFT (JACKSON ST.) . FOLLOW JACKSON FOR SEVERAL BLOCKS TO QUEEN ST AND THE COURTS ARE BEHIND THE SCHOOL.


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Add an attachment to EXISTING Notes in iOS version
By iMarc, February 19, 2016 in Evernote for iOS
iMarc 8
I would assume this to be a simple request. I'd like to add an attachment from Dropbox / Box / One Drive / iCloud Drive, etc to an existing note. This option is available in the desktop version but not in the iOS version. There doesn't even appear to be a way to merge multiple notes in the iOS version.
The workaround that I've been using is to create a new note with the attachment and merge them at a later time via the desktop version. Time consuming and not practical for longterm solution.
With most, including myself, looking to leverage my iPad more, this would help to close the functionality gap between the iOS and desktop platforms.
Hi. If you're adding new material and you're a Plus or Premium subscriber you could try emailing the new content into Evernote. Depending on how you have your clipping set up that can be a little ..erratic..so I'd recommend trying it out a few times first, but it should be possible to append email content to an existing note* as well as creating a new one.
To add some text to an existing note, put a " +" at the end of your subject line and we'll place the body of the email into the most recent note with that title.
On 2016-02-19 at 09:38, iMarc said:
I'd like to add an attachment from Dropbox / Box / One Drive / iCloud Drive, etc to an existing note. This option is available in the desktop version but not in the iOS version.
This seems to be more to a device limitation. How would you imagine the UI for this to work.
Answered by @iMarc; Similar to the add photo attachment process
Suggested by @Private: Within Dropbox. when EN is selected for a file, the EN side slide panel open with the choice of selecting a new or exisiting note
>>There doesn't even appear to be a way to merge multiple notes in the iOS version.
I'd like to see this feature too. I can see it working by having checkboxes to multi-select notes.
You might want to split your requests into two notes in the IOS feedback forum. They can then be voted on, and get more attention from Evernote.
Edited: A solution to adding files to an existing notes was implemented in this IOS release
From a user experience standpoint, having to leave Evernote to go to email to complete what should be a simple in app task seems rather cumbersome. I would think a developer could simply add the attachment functionality directly in the menu bar of the note. In fact, the small camera icon is already there (add photo attachment from Photos or camera). The ability to add attachments from, Dropbox, Box, One Drive, etc. should be fairly simple.
Sorry - I assumed we were talking about a 'new' note that was a continuation of existing content. If you're looking to attach files from elsewhere..
Open the note to which you wish to attach a file
Open the attachment menu:
iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch: Tap the attach image (picture frame) button
Android: Tap the '+' icon
Windows Phone: Tap the '...' icon > attach a picture
Select the file or type of attachment you wish to add
...https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/208313688
@gazumpedthis only appears to work for pictures/images saved to the camera roll or to use the camera to snap a photo. Great, but what if I want to attach a PDF, xls, or other file type. This take us back to the original issue. If Evernote could find a way to add functionality / integration with Dropbox, Box, etc. we would be on the fast track to an improved UX.
To add context as to why this is important, mobile first initiatives are in flight and the trends that I'm seeing indicate that consumers are discarding their laptops / desktops in favor of mobile devices I.e. iPads, Surface devices, etc.
This may be an area where Androids have it (temporarily) better - I can add files from Dropbox and other online stores to notes in Evernote mobile.
Thank you Gazumped. Hopefully the Evernote Gods are reading this posting and they will provide their development powers to address the slight oversight.
Not really. Lots of other iOS apps can get and send files from the sources mentioned by @iMarc
The UI should be obvious. Attach a file just like you do an image, but from a different source.
DGW 38
I would love to have this feature as well.
If you use Workflow, I recently created a workaround: https://workflow.is/workflows/1e85108f79f64d90848bcc1a344c02f2
To use this Workflow, go to the note in Evernote to which you want to add a document. Click the Share button, select "Run Workflow", select Public URL. The Workflow will run and you can add the document of your choice. In practice, Pages and .ePub files will not be attached. PDF and DOC files will.
Tcellguy 37
Wow cool workflow. I can't believe that works. In my case I can just add any PDF or word document from iCloud Drive which is even better.
Still I'd like to have a native file picker option.
asnook 7
Found another iOS workaround:
Log into Evernote.com in Safari. A message will appear to use the iOS app because mobile web browsers aren't supported.
Use the share sheet to request the desktop site.
The page will reload showing the desktop version of Evernote.com.
Select the note you want to add files too.
In the note menu bar there is a paper clip icon for adding an attachment. Select it and a new page will open.
Select "Choose File."
The iOS file picker will appear with options for Dropbox, iCloud Drive, etc.
Navigate to and select the file of interest.
Repeat for additional files.
Click "Attach Files."
The files should then be added to the end of the note and viewable as usual on any device.
This works for me. Hope it helps.
20 minutes ago, asnook said:
Not sure about using the share sheet; I always hold down on the refresh button
On February 19, 2016 at 9:38 AM, iMarc said:
I would assume this to be a simple request. I'd like to add an attachment from Dropbox / Box / One Drive / iCloud Drive, etc to an existing note. This option is available in the desktop version but not in the iOS version.
This has been implemented in the latest version.
When editing a note, there's now a paperclip icon next to the camera icon
Willem Van Zyl 12
Attached are examples of the file selection dialogs in the Todoist and Google Chrome apps.
I agree that something like this would be a great feature in Evernote for iOS!
Actually, I see the latest version of the iOS app (released on the App Store earlier today) now features the same document picker that I mentioned above!

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Maria Maria ist ein Lied von Carlos Santana und The Product G&B aus dem Jahr 1999.

Maria Maria erreichte in vielen Ländern den ersten Platz der Musikcharts, darunter in den USA, in Deutschland und der Schweiz. Der Titel wurde mit einem Grammy und Platin ausgezeichnet. In der Bestseller-Liste der US Billboard-Charts erreichte Maria Maria Platz 14 und hielt sich in den Vereinigten Staaten zehn Wochen auf dem höchsten Platz.

Geschrieben und komponiert wurde Maria Maria von The Product G&B, Carlos Santana und Wyclef Jean. Executive-Producer ist Clive Davis. Der Titel wurde nach Smooth die zweite Single aus Santanas Album Supernatural.

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Kurz nach deren Gründung schlug Wyclef Jean The Product G&B vor, Maria Maria zusammen mit dem mexikanischen Gitarristen Carlos Santana aufzunehmen. Santana selbst hatte seit den Zeiten von Black Magic Woman und Oye Como Va in den frühen 70ern keine Charthits in Deutschland mehr platzieren können. Die vier produzierten das Lied, das Santanas Comeback einleitete.

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Reduce Mothers' Stress Now to Improve Mental Health for the Next Generation
By K.C. Compton
Best PracticesResearch Lab
The best time to get a child's life off to a solid start begins months before their birth. That's why every pregnant woman's obstetric visits feature a set of routine wellness checks—fetal heart check, urine screening, weight and blood pressure.
From the COVID pandemic itself to job losses, loss of health insurance, concerns about family members, changes in hospital labor and delivery policies, a woman's inability to have her caregivers with her for the birth or with her at home afterward, the Year 2020 wins the stress sweepstakes for just about all of us, and especially so for pregnant women.
If Dr. Catherine Monk and her research team have their way, these visits soon will routinely include high-quality psychological interventions as well, based on researchers' growing awareness of the effect mental and emotional stress during pregnancy can have on the mother's health and the baby's brain development.
Dr. Monk, professor of Medical Psychology in the Departments of OB/Gyn and Psychiatry at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, directs the department's Perinatal Pathways Research Laboratory, where a team of researchers focuses on the earliest influences on children's development by connecting perinatal psychiatry, developmental psychobiology and neuroscience to study child development in utero.
Their research increasingly underscores the direct links between a mother's psychological and emotional wellbeing, and changes taking place in her developing child's brain.
As one strategy to help women and prevent mental health risks for their future children, Monk leads a new integrated care program, Women's Mental Health @Ob/Gyn, that embeds mental health care practitioners within obstetrics and gynecology, and employs all the tools at their disposal to help reduce stress levels in their pregnant patients.
Adult psychiatric illness and mental health issues such as depression are known to be profoundly affected by the genes a person inherits and by the quality of care they receive as a child. Researchers now know a pregnant woman's stress, anxiety and depression can create a "third pathway" for mental health concerns, Monk says.
Dr. Catherine Monk with licensed clinical social worker Kristina D'Antonio, clinical coordinator of the Women's Mental Health @Ob/Gyn, who together employ a multilayered approach to reduce stress levels in their pregnant patients. Photo courtesy of New York Presbyterian Hospital.
The precise mechanism of the damage to the child's neural development isn't fully known, but numerous animal models and epidemiological samples indicate that distress-based changes in pregnant women's biology are associated with negative cardiovascular, metabolic and psychological effects in their children. The release of cortisol, adrenaline and other stress hormones creates a chemical stew that can alter the brain chemistry of the fetus: Reduce the mother's stress and lessen the harm to the developing child.
Though the womb is a baby's first home and as influential as any they will ever have, researchers are just getting started probing its mysteries. "About 20 percent of pregnancies end in miscarriage, which is usually in the first trimester. Is that because of such a big stress effect that the baby doesn't make it?" Monk says.
"The second trimester is a time of phenomenal brain development, but the synaptogenesis (the development of neural circuits) really peaks in the third trimester. In the third trimester, we start seeing early births, and stress possibly plays a role in those. We are in our infancy in terms of parsing out which trimester is particularly relevant to what exposure."
One dramatic effect that is known about stress—and that illustrates its profound influence in utero—is that fewer male babies are born to women who are physically and psychologically stressed. On average, about 105 males are born for every 100 female births, but one study Monk and her colleagues conducted measured 27 different indicators of psychosocial, physical and lifestyle stress, and found that about a third of the women were experiencing "clinically meaningful" high levels of mental stress and sub-clinical levels of physical stress. Among these women, the male-to-female birth ratios were dramatically altered, 40/60 and 30/70, respectively.
After social upheavals such as the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the relative number of male births decreased, Monk says. Studies have shown that males fetuses are more vulnerable to adverse environmental conditions. This suggests that highly stressed women are less likely to have male babies because they lose the pregnancy, often without even knowing that they were pregnant.
"Many researchers want to study women who are pregnant during our current, very stressful period," she says. From the COVID pandemic itself to job losses, loss of health insurance, concerns about family members, changes in hospital labor and delivery policies, a woman's inability to have her caregivers with her for the birth or with her at home afterward, the Year 2020 wins the stress sweepstakes for just about all of us, and especially so for pregnant women. What this will mean for babies born during this time will bear close watching—and interventions whenever and wherever they can be made.
Despite the fact that 10 to 15 percent of women in the U.S. experience depression in pregnancy or postpartum—and up to 30 percent when substance abuse and anxiety are factored in—most pregnant women encounter barriers to accessing mental health services. Most insurance companies don't cover behavioral health care or do so adequately, so women have to go outside their network for it—if they are able to get it at all. The consequences are not only devastating for the depressed woman and her developing child, they are costly for society.
Important Interventions
Monk emphasizes that, though prenatal stress has these effects on the developing child, it isn't in itself a life sentence for the baby. Important interventions such as regular obstetric visits that keep a close eye on the mother's blood pressure, weight and other health indicators can make a big difference, as can making sure the woman receives adequate nutrition and supplemental vitamins, particularly iron and zinc.
The care and warm interaction both a mother and baby receive during the postpartum period can also go a long way toward mitigating prenatal harms. As it turns out, social interaction is good medicine for both mother and child.
The good news is that none of the prenatal and postpartum interventions Monk and her team recommend are massive, intrusive or burdensome. Their Women's Mental Health service deploys two psychologists, two social workers and two psychiatric nurse practitioners—one of whom is a doula—to meet their pregnant patients' emotional and mental health needs.
Another intervention is called PREPP (Practical Resources for Effective Postpartum Parenting), which Monk describes as "very light-touch"—six sessions in which a coach prepares women for the postpartum period with mindfulness tools so they can find groundedness and calm when they need it. We provide education about what to expect with their baby coming, and provide a lot of tools for them to feel confident in being able to take care of the baby.
"The mother's calm can then help the baby be its calmest self, too."
Monk says the pandemic has required that these PREPP sessions now be conducted via telemedicine, but that has created a silver lining in showing that even prenatal visits can be successfully conducted through smartphones. This is especially important for women who are economically, socially or geographically disadvantaged—which all too often means women of color.
It was 'All Hands on Deck' as staff members redeployed to assist nurse and lactation consultant colleagues during the height of New York's COVID-19 crisis. Photo courtesy of New York Presbyterian Hospital.
As with other effects of intergenerational stress and poverty, Black women and other women of color are disproportionately affected by both physical and psychological stress, which makes interrupting the pattern particularly important. Even families that don't have computers at home usually have a smartphone, so the ability to reach these women through telemedicine opens up a whole new arena of accessibility for populations without access to the internet.
Though social distancing is one of the primary keys to controlling the spread of coronavirus, following distancing orders during these times can be especially difficult for pregnant women. Family and friends should never underestimate their ability to stay connected and make a dramatic difference simply by calling, Zooming, FaceTiming and using technology in whatever ways they can to provide the social support that is so essential for a woman during her pregnancy and in the postpartum period.
Monk says her intention is that the Women's Mental Health @Ob/Gyn project will serve as a model for embedding mental health care into America's obstetric practice nationwide and eventually pave the way for including behavioral health services in primary care settings more generally. When families are able to access counseling and psychotherapy as easily as they can get a strep test or cholesterol screening, that will be one giant step for a healthy—and mentally well—human future.
Perinatal Pathways — https://www.perinatalpathways.org
PREPP: Postpartum Depression Prevention– https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26231973/
K.C. Compton
K.C. Compton worked as a reporter, editor and columnist for newspapers throughout the Rocky Mountain region for 20 years before moving to the Kansas City area as an editor for Mother Earth News. She has been in Seattle since 2016, enjoying life as a freelance and contract writer and editor.
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Lack of evolution means Chelsea can do little to surprise Barcelona
By Lee Roden
Updated: 6 April, 2012
With the rekindling of the Barcelona/Chelsea Champions League rivalry now a reality, pundits and supporters alike are eager to have their say in anticipation of the occasion. From a Chelsea perspective there are those who feel that there are wrongs to be righted from the last encounter between the two sides. In Barcelona however, there is little fear in the words of the Catalan media for once.
That's not to say supporters of the blaugrana think victory over the Roberto di Matteo's side is a given, but rather that they are acutely aware of where both teams now stand in world football. Since the semi-final battle at Stamford Bridge in 2009, Barcelona have evolved into a European winning machine per excellence. For Chelsea however, a combination of managerial shifts, poor decisions and poor transfers have ensured stagnation.
In reality, the Chelsea side of 2012 is little different from the one of three years ago. If anything, it's older, slower, and therefore lesser as a result. Barcelona conversely have seen Lionel Messi transform into, and then confirm himself as the greatest footballer to grace the planet at the moment.
In terms of their team as a whole the Catalans have revolutionsed and re-developed their play both in formation and the way in which their personnel now operate. That Sergio Busquets is now 100% first choice in the midfield pivot position, rather than battling with Yaya Toure for the role as was the case the last time Barça faced Chelsea is a good example of such development from Guardiola.
It's of little surprise then that the English media have already ran quotes from Roberto Di Matteo where the Chelsea gaffer openly reveals his plans to pack the midfield and deny space at the edge of the box against Barcelona.
That Chelsea have nothing new to offer in regards to taking on the European Champions is a sign of a team who have learned little in the years that have passed between their previous meetings. For this reason, Pep Guardiola's Barcelona can be quietly confident that should they produce close to their best football, they will progress to Munich.
In fact, if Barcelona can indeed reach the heady heights that they are capable of, their performance against Chelsea and subsequent victory should be nothing less than resounding. A win by a decent margin and performance would go a long way towards shutting up the still active groups of critics who harken back to the circumstances surrounding their last progression in Europe at Chelsea's expense.
Perhaps if we read between the lines, even the English media is aware of the huge disparity between the two sides. The way in which U.K papers completely misread Jose Mourinho yesterday seems to suggest so.
Mourinho, with sarcasm aplenty, claimed that Barcelona's progression to the final was a mere formality. In doing so he was making a clear reference to his previous allegations that Barcelona's fate in Europe is decided by officials, not their football.
For much of the U.K media however, this was misinterpreted as an open declaration on Mourinho's behalf that Chelsea had no chance against the Catalans. It hardly smacks of confidence in the Stamford Bridge outfit from their local press, and suggests the gulf of quality between the two sides cannot be denied by even the most stubborn of observers.
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Reading this article 3 months later, I can't help but laugh as a Chelsea fan. HAHAHHHAHAHAHAHHH
It really is priceless 😀
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Ha yes in hindsight it did prove an oversight!
Lee Roden
I'm not really sure it did. They didn't surprise Barcelona, they played exactly the way predicted, but Barcelona failed to take guilt-edged chances in the first leg and missed a penalty in the second, so they have themselves to blame rather than being out-thought by Chelsea.
i hope chelsea's victory over barcelona will humble you, and hopefully you'll use this as a reference to your lack of football knowledge. Your article was extremely arrogant and bias, "if Barcelona can indeed reach the heady heights that they are capable of, their performance against Chelsea and subsequent victory should be nothing less than resounding". Football is about goals, whoever scores more, wins. It really is as simple as that. barcelona failed, and ur lack of appreciation to the defensive performance of a team the was down to 10 men and without a recognised centre back, again is a reminder of ur bias and lack of knowledge. Everyone gave respect to barca when the won the champions league, i suggest u show do the same and show the FA cup and Champion league holders the respect they deserve


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