Seafood Throwdown At Cape Ann Farmer’s Market- And They’re Off!

What Up Homie?

Don’t forget to come to Tucker’s Farm Family Dinner For The Ed vs Food Taping at 9:00AM Sunday morning.  Ed will be the first to attempt to eat the entire Three Stooge Breakfast in under an hour and have his name first on the plaque.

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Who is laying odds on Ed winning the challenge?

Mommies Who Shop Super Sale 9/29/09

Greetings!

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There’s been plenty of buzz about Mommies Who Shop events, now in our 3rd year, where in-the-know Moms from all over shop the latest and greatest from indie designers. In a recent attendee survey, you said you wanted a “BIG sale” event.  You spoke, and we listened.  Let’s talk…

CLEARANCE!!

With economic woes weighing down even the most “impassioned” shoppers, this event is guilt-free…  Over 30 of the region’s best clothing, jewelry and accessory designers all on hand selling their end-of-season wares at liquidation prices – up to 70% off!  Plus sneak peaks of their new must-haves for Fall.

Join us on Tuesday, September 29th from 6-9pm at the Essex Room (behind Woodman’s in Essex) for our 1st ever Super Sale!

And the fun doesn’t stop there!  We have some loot to give away!  Our friends at Hip Baby Gear (soon adding their 3rd location!) have scored us a Stokke Tripp Trapp High Chair!

Thanks, Hip Baby Gear!

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More?  MWS pal Crunchy Granola Baby in Salem is giving away this ever-so-useful, hippie-chic wrap from Calin Bleu!

Thanks, Crunchy Granola Baby!

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A final teaser…  one lucky Mommy (and her family!) will enjoy a “Family Friday” overnight package from our friends at Boston’s Seaport Hotel, complete with a Fine Dining, Family-Style dinner for four at Aura, hotel accommodations, admission to the Children’s Museum, a toy from the Treasure Chest and more!

Oh, and BTW, next Friday, September 25th, Aura Restaurant at the Seaport Hotel will kick-off its Fine Dining “Family-style” Fall event series.  Mom & Dad enjoy a prix fixe menu, while kids nosh on healthy favorites, then off to leave Mom & Dad (in peace) to participate in an art activity with an Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston staff member!  I’m SO into that!!  See you there!

Seaport Hotel

These are 3 of our many door prizes… more coming in daily!  All you have to do is show up for a chance to win!
Purchase Tickets here: Mommies Who Shop

Ed Vs Food We Have A Contestant!

Ed Collard has confirmed that he wil indeed take on The Tucker Farm Family Diner Three Stooge Challenge. So meet us there to cheer on Ed in his quest to be the first name the plaque and to make us proud. We will be filming for GMG also. Come work off your Block Party hangover,won’t you? Ed says ” that doesn’t look like a challenge, that just looks like breakfast.”

9:00am Sunday, Be There!

Schooner Crash Pictures From Kay Ellis

Thanks Kay for submitting the photo.

File this under -DOH!

Schooner Crash Pictures From Kay Ellis, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Hi Joe,

We sure had fun sailing the Lannon on Race Day. It is always exciting, especially at the start when all the schooners are jockeying for position, trying to be at full speed right at the start line, without using engines. The most horrifying part of the Race was captured by several of our passengers. Attached are a couple of shots of the collision, which happened just off our port bow as we were approaching the line. They were taken by Christina Hays of Gloucester.

There was a collision between the Spirit of Bermuda (big black schooner) and Perception (small white schooner). Both had come up on the line a bit early and were trying to stall so that they didn’t go over the line before the bell. You can see the Spirit’s bowsprit in the rigging of Perception. The small schooner suffered a snapped main boom. No one was hurt, which was amazing given the five foot swell and the pounding of the Spirit’s bowsprit on the Perception’s deck.

Kay Ellis, Schooner Thomas E. Lannon

(978) 281-6634

www.schooner.org

Mother Of Grace Club Madonna Pic From David Cox

Movie – “The Girlfriend Experience”

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CAPE ANN COMMUNITY CINEMA
21 MAIN STREET – 2ND FLOOR
(ABOVE MYSTERY TRAIN RECORDS)
GLOUCESTER, MA 01930
(978) 282-1988

SHOW TIMES:
FRI. SEPT. 18 @ 7:30PM; SAT. & SUN. SEPT. 19 & 20 @ 5PM & 7:30PM; TUES. SEPT. 22 @ 7:30PM; WED. & THURS. SEPT. 23 & 24 @ 5:00PM

TICKETS: $9.00 ADULTS; $7.50 SENIORS/STUDENTS; $6.00 MEMBERS

Chelsea (played by legendary 21-year-old adult film star Sasha Grey) is an upscale Manhattan call girl who provides more than just a sexual encounter; for a price, she’ll simulate a complete romantic relationship—a girlfriend “experience.” Despite a wide variety of happy customers, Chelsea wants to expand her business. Her real boyfriend Chris, a personal trainer at a downtown gym, has come to terms with his girlfriend’s level of experience, not to mention the posh apartment they share as a result of her success. Directed by Steven Soderbergh, who won an Oscar for “Traffic,” and didn’t win an Oscar for “Ocean’s Eleven,” “Ocean’s Twelve” or “Ocean’s Thirteen.”

Worst Movie Ever? – “The Room”

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CAPE ANN COMMUNITY CINEMA
21 MAIN STREET – 2ND FLOOR
(ABOVE MYSTERY TRAIN RECORDS)
GLOUCESTER, MA 01930
(978) 282-1988

SHOW TIME: SATURDAY SEPT. 19 @ 10:00PM

Hailed as “the worst film ever made,” this inept melodrama has been playing somewhere in the country since its release in 2003, and has become a modern cult classic. Audience participation and commentary is encouraged, and (responsible consumption of) alcohol is recommended. (BYOB OK!)

Join us after the Block Party, kick back on one of our couches or comfy chairs and spend some really fun time with us.

“S.O.S. Water” Event @ CACC This Sunday at 2pm

Learn more at the CACC this Sunday @ 2pm.This Sunday, September 20th at 2:00pm, the Cape Ann Community Cinema at 21 Main Street in Gloucester will host a “Water S.O.S. Cape Ann” gathering for all Cape Ann residents concerned with the state of our water systems and our water rights.

Specials guests Gail O. Darrell, Community Organizer for the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund (CELDF) New England, and Ellen J. Hayes, M.S. Executive Director and Co-Founder of Advocates for Community Empowerment, will speak about their experience helping other towns deal with water crises. Excerpts from the program “Democracy School: Communities Decide” will be shown.

The event is free, though donations will be accepted to help defray both guests’ travel expenses.

seARTS Note-Card Opportunity

Call to Artists who create original Note-Cards

seARTS would like to create a “Cape Ann Collection” of note-cards representing contemporary artists of Cape Ann. This is an opportunity to showcase the diverse and colorful range of artists and designers working and living here. Whether you make cards representing your work or make note-cards exclusively, we are interested in your submissions. You do not have to be a member of seARTS to participate in this program.

seARTS will assemble a package of 15-20 different note-cards in unique seARTS packaging and the package will include a list of participating artists, with contact information for each. The cards will be offered for sale as a mini-fundraiser at the Fall Fundraiser From Broadway to Beauport October 17, 2009. They will also be for sale on the seARTS website. Note-Cards are a great way to market your work, so we recommend having all your contact information on the card as well!

The cards will be reviewed for quality and diversity. If your card is chosen we will be asking you to (create if you haven’t already done so) and donate a minimum of 50 cards, preferred quantity is 100 of the same card to make up the sets for the Fall Fundraiser. If this is successful, we will continue the program through the end of the year and work with artists on a commission basis.

After designs are accepted we would ask the artist to provide cards for the sets.
Please email or mail up to 3 different design samples to:
Stephanie Mason-Thibodeau
PO Box 6006
Gloucester, MA 01930
email: searts2009@gmail.com

You will be notified by September 18th if your card is accepted.

Seafood Throwdown Intros With Laurie Lufkin and Chef Mary At The Cape Ann Farmer’s Market

This is the first part in a multi part video series from yesterday’s Farmer’s Market Seafood Showdown.  Coming in the next few days will be Steve Parkes demonstration of the proper way to fillet a codfish along with the Seafood Throwdown contestants selecting their products  while on the clock.

See, Joey? It wasn’t my fault!

Arrrgh, is it any coincidence that the last block party is “Talk Like a Pirate Day”?

http://www.talklikeapirateday.com/

Cap’n Slappy and Chum Bucket are polishing their cutlasses so check back often.

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  • Just don’t bring up any talk of Puffy shirts. It gets Sharon all hot.

    By: Joey on September 15, 2009
    at 12:12 pm

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Arrgh, but I already wired my talkin’ parrot to the shoulder of my puffy shirt.

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Lobster Dinner Night With The Mrs

I’m not usually a fan of posed pictures (having to endure holidays with my mom lining us up for posed pictures ad nauseam).  I usually prefer action shots.  When you get a backdrop like this I’ll make an exception.  It doesn’t hurt to have the Mrs to balance out my ugly mug.

You Just Gotta Bookmark This Site- GoingToRain

STYLE Boston tweeted this one-

What site answers the simple question?

http://goingtorain.com/

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