In the bottom picture you can see FOB Kurt Lubbers on the stern of the boat and after that the video tours we did aboard the boat this spring.
Here’s a series of video tours we did last spring aboard the boat-
My View of Life on the Dock
From Gizmodo-
You love booze. You love ice cream. Unfortunately, if you cram ice cream full of alcohol, it won’t freeze. If only there were a way… THERE IS! Meet the ladies who cracked the code.
It’s Friday afternoon, you’ve made it through the long week, and it’s time for Happy Hour, Gizmodo’s weekly booze column. A cocktail shaker full of innovation, science, and alcohol. Boo yah, let’s get drunk.
Alcohol flavored ice creams are abundant: Bailey’s, Guinness, Jack Daniels, Rum Raisin—they’re everywhere. But none of them have any kick. Why? Because alcohol’s freezing point is waaaaay lower than water’s, which means that it’s damn near impossible to get boozy ice cream to retain that lovely, semi-solid form we so adore. So there’s no booze in them, which is STUPID.
Thank god for Valerie Lum and Jenise Addison, who figured out how to stabilize the alcohol using gelatin (look away, vegetarians). After countless nights of trial and error these two awesome women who should win Nobel Prizes have come up with a system that will allow you to incorporate a cup of 80 proof booze into a quart of ice cream. That nets ice cream that’s approximately 13-percent alcohol by volume. Not bad! The duo came up with 50 recipes for boozy ice creams and sorbets in their book Ice Cream Happy Hour. We quite enjoyed making the frozen White Russian in the video above; here’s what you’ll need to make it at home:
Pavilion Beach in Fog
As the fog crept in off the ocean and descended on The Fort,
it was as if a curtain of cataracts had been drawn across my eyes,
blinding me to the familiar sights of Commercial Street and beyond;
limiting my vision to the nearby beach and shore.
What was in my sight stood bright and clear against the distant blur:
the rocks, sand, receding surf and, most of all, the ocean’s frothy edge,
like a highway on a GPS showing me the way from where I stood
to some unseen, mysterious distant destination.
Marty Luster
The Rocky Neck Art Colony’s Winter Show is wonderful and something you do not want to miss. Here are a few shots of the show. It will be going on through December 29th, with a meet the artists reception on December 3 from 5:00 to 8:00. Stop in any time and see the great things coming out of Rocky Neck. Open Daily at 130 Main Street, Gloucester.
E.J. Lefavour
Hi Joey , Shalin Liu Performance Center presents The New York Voices , Jazz vocal group Nov 25 at 8 pm . Lauren Kinhan of the group has long time Cape Ann connections . The former Beverly resident considers Gloucester and Rockport her childhood home spending many summers here with her Grandparents . A family reunion over the Thanksgiving Holiday is planned in timing with the Shalin Liu concert by aunt and uncle Kathy and Bruce Slifer and cousin Sarah Slifer Swift and husband Matt, who have promised LOBSTERS for at least one meal .
The Grammy Award winning singer and her family , daughter Ella and husband Rob Marcus , currently reside in NYC , a base for Lauren’s globe trotting career. The Berklee grad hopes to reconnect with fellow alum Paula Cole while here .
Other family members from as far as Oregon will join for the festivities .
If you love Jazz you will want to catch this show . You can see a great promo for the show at the Shalin Lui web site , including a sample song .
All the Best to you and yours as we begin this wonderful season .
Kathy Slifer
We need your help! (click the picture to find out how to help). We have a new contest starting Monday (11/21/11) sponsored by Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce, you can win a $50 Cape Ann Gift Certificate. Here is how it works:
Get today’s live music lineup and check out Gloucester’s best local music!
And I thought Facebook Sucked!
I was one of a few who thought MYFACE AND SPACEBOOK was aWaste of “F’N” time!
but since the loss of our first Son, Brother, Grandson and all around friend “Paul #3” I’ve had a change of heart. Facebook has been a place to grieve with and stay in contact with all his friends from around New England and the World.
This has been “my” contact with the world these last few weeks.
Never understood it before but Facebook is a great place to celebrate, keep in touch with current and old friends and mourn Friends and family.
I Apologize to all Facebook fans.
I’ll try to keep an open mind now on all these social media websites.
here’s a few links to our son Paul #3 FB Pages;
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Paul-Frontiero-Memorial-Page/173063512778766
Paul #3 is such a perfect soul. Not “was” but is! Too everyone that knew him they were lucky Too. To those he did’nt check out his pages! you’ll be lucky too!