Day: April 11, 2014

GloucesterCast With Guests Kim Smith, James and Anna Eves and Host Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 4/10/14

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GloucesterCast With Guests Kim Smith, James and Anna Eves and Host Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 4/10/14

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Topics Include: Kim Smith Definitely Does Not Sound Like Julia Child, 80% Dead Bees In Local Bee Hive, Frankly There Are Many Initiatives For A Lot Of Initiatives, Milk Drinking Game, Debating The New Cape Ann License Plate Logo, No Codfish Entries, Political Correctness and Corporate Speak, Suey Park and Steven Colbert, Burt’s Bee Dusting Powder, Cotton Is For Suckers, Calamari Appetizer At The Franklin, Duckworth’s Bistrot Lobster Risotto Takeout For Kim Smith, Kim Smith’s Mexico Butterfly Interview Video

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Gloucester UU Church has space for rent and needs volunteers for benefit concerts

Posted on by Vickie & Peter

 Space for Rent

The Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church is seeking proposals for tenants for its ground floor space for a Monday through Friday use.  More than 4500 square feet, or parts thereof are available.   Nursery schools, artists spaces, social service agencies or other compatible uses are potential lessees.  Four accessible bathrooms, accessible entrances.  Two to three year lease at competitive rates.   Interested parties please call Karen Rembert at 978/283-3410 to set up an appointment to view the space, before the end of April.

Concert Volunteers Wanted

April 25, 2014
Come Together with the Number Nines a Fresh take on The Beatles featuring 3rian King, Chelsea Berry and Renee Dupuis.


May 10, 2014
ENTRAIN “Epic in sound and kaleidoscopic in vision, this eclectic Martha’s Vinyard 6-piece band has been thrilling critics and fans alike.”

VOLUNTEERS are needed to help with various tasks before, during and after the concert. “Positions” available:
Concessions – 4 people
Ushers/Ticket Takers: 4 people
Load-in: 4 people
Load-Out/Put Church stuff back: 6 people
Hospitality: 2-4 people
Contact: dprouty@pa.org or chasnaz@gmail.com

The Cripple Cove Quintet featuring The Goddesses will be performing three acoustic sets starting at 8pm on Friday, April 11th at Giuseppe’s Ristorante and Piano Bar on Main Street in Gloucester.

Posted on by Joanne

 

 

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WHAT: CCQ f/The Goddesses
WHEN: April 11th, 2014
TIME: 8pm – 11pm
FOR: Three sets of rock’n’roll standards from the fifties and sixties with (a minimum of) three part harmonies
See you there on Friday!

Marshmallow Peeps Fruity Flavored Edible Play Dough!

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Did you know Marshmallow Peeps make the best edible play dough ever?  Last week while researching Marshmallow Peeps, I  found a recipe for “Marshmallow Peeps Edible Play Dough”on line.  As a lover of peeps, I decided to try the recipe out and quickly realized after batch #1 that the recipe I was using needed a few adjustments, to improve the texture and taste of the Peeps Play Dough.   After making a few changes, I found myself playing like a child  rolling out fruity flavored Peeps Play dough at my kitchen island, wishing I had some kids along side of me, to play with!  Call and invite the grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and neighborhood children over this weekend, to  whip up a few batches and have some fun together in the kitchen!

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Marshmallow Peeps Fruity Flavored Edible Play Dough

Ingredients

6-8 fresh marshmallow peeps

2/3 cup cornstarch

3 tablespoons vegetable oil

1/4 teaspoon extract flavoring (I used Grape -w/ Purple Peeps, Raspberry – w/ Blue Peeps,  and Strawberry – w/ Pink Peeps)…any flavor can be substituted, and if you’re lucky enough to find a package of flavored Peeps you can omit extract from the recipe!

Step-by-Step

1  place  peeps in microwave safe bowl; microwave at full power 30 seconds; remove from microwave

2  place oil and  cornstarch in bowl of stand mixer fitted with dough hook attachment; add melted peeps; mix on medium speed 30 seconds until cornstarch becomes incorporated

3   turn loose dough onto clean work surface and knead until dough ball forms; using hand form into Easter Egg shape

3 wrap in clear plastic wrap or airtight plastic bag/container; will keep 2-3 days

* Note~ I found this adorable 7 piece Kid’s Baking Set for $1.97 at Walmart to gift with the Marshmallow Peeps Fruity Flavored Edible Play Dough

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* To rejuvenate dough’s elasticity ~ I recommend Adults Only, heat Peeps play dough in microwave safe bowl 15 seconds; remove stir; when cool enough to touch, knead 30 seconds before children roll out dough and cut fun shapes ! 

The “American Blogger” Documentary May Be The Biggest Crock Of Shitake Mushrooms Ever

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

I first saw this video on Barstool Sports but I’m thinking the whole thing has to be a joke, right?

Like a documentary is supposed to capture people in real life, if you watch that trailer you would think that the only people that blog are wealthy privileged female designers whose houses are spotless. Was there even one guy in the whole lot?

I feel like the whole trailer was something made up for The Onion or some satirical Saturday Night Live Skit where in the very next scene all these women hop on unicorns after farting out rainbows.

Somehow us lumping trailer loads of stinky herring at 5AM didn’t make the cut 😉

Community Stuff 4/11/14

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Following another successful season for our U10, U12, and U14 teams – including the U14’s bringing home the Middlesex Yankee Conference championship last weekend – we are hosting an open house clinic on Saturday, April 12th, 4:00 pm at Talbot rink for all girls interested in playing hockey. 

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Front Row (center):  Katherine Farrell

Second Row (Left to Right) :  Hannah Corcoran, Maddy Litka, Emmy Casagrande, McKinley Karpa, Rachel Alexander, Emma Brophy, Noelle Perry, Crystal Mahan

Standing Row (Left to Right):  Niki Angelesco, Coach JD Perry, Caileigh Cunningham, Coach Kathy Bertagna, Faithe Shatford

Come out and meet US Women’s Olympic Coach Katey Stone who will be on ice to lend her expertise for the session. 

All school age girls are welcome even if you have not played hockey. 

GIRL’S TRAVEL HOCKEY 2014-15

OPEN HOUSE CLINICS APRIL 12*


*U.S. OLYMPIC COACH KATEY STONE WILL BE ON-ICE!!


Offering Teams at U10, U12, U14 and U16 Levels


Cape Ann Youth Hockey is hosting two FREE Open House Clinic at Talbot Rink in Gloucester, MA, for ALL GIRLS interested in learning about the Cape Ann Girl’s Travel Teams for the 2014-15 Hockey Season! Next year we will be offering teams at the U10, U12, U14 & U16 levels.

If you or someone you know is interested in playing hockey on an All-Girls team for next season, or in the future, please come to learn about our program from our currentplayers, coaches and parents and meet U.S. Olympic Coach Katey Stone at our Saturday clinic!!

Saturday, April 12 4:00-5:00 PM @ Talbot Rink, Gloucester**


**U.S. OLYMPIC WOMEN’S HOCKEY AND HARVARD COACH KATEY STONE WILL BE ON-ICE FOR OUR OPEN HOUSE CLINIC ON SATURDAY APRIL 12 @4:00 PM**

 

 

Hi Joey,

After nearly 21 Years and people asking if I’m online, I’m trying to get with the times. My online store is www.kidsunlimitedgloucester.com.

I am hoping you can post the attached. I need to promote the site and I knew that GMG would be a great place to start. Thanks for your help as usual.

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