Month: October 2021

Nor’easter Encore for Surfers — pat morss

Posted on by patmorss

Our secondary minor storm came through Saturday and was enough to keep the surf up at Brace Cove.

The venue, with Twin Lights in the background; taken from Brace Rock
Waiting for an eligible wave
Up for easy cruising (if you know what you’re doing)
Graceful style – looks applicable to downhill skiing
Second surfer catching a nice wave
Showing off for the first surfer on his way back out
Good form as well
Always good to stay clear of the rocks
The largest wave attempt while I was watching
A very quick descent
And an impressive recovery
But the ocean won this encounter

Free Streaming Nia, Restorative Yoga and Moving to Heal Classes via Zoom with Linda for the Week of Nov. 1st

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Cape Ann Wellness

Nia Routine: Trio: The music of Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt

Sorry for no classes last week. no power, internet or anything till late Thursday. We are back fingers crossed!

We explore the nine arms of movement in Nia with this routine: Yoga, Tai Chi, Taekwando, Aikido, Jazz, Modern, Interpretive Dance, Alexander Technique and Feldenkrais Movement. Son’t know what some of these movement forms are? Well you will have to come to class to find out!

Here’s a preview of a few of my favorites for you to listen to to get in the mood.

You Don’t Knock,Mr. SandmanandFarther Along

Moving to Heal

Moving to Heal Nia is a slower, less intensive class with less standing and more done in the chair. Great for people with injuries or conditions that make it hard to participate in a classic Nia class. Also good for people…

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Jerry Remy has passed away

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

Reblogged from WCBV:

Jerry Remy, a longtime television broadcaster for the Boston Red Sox and a former standout player for the team, has died of cancer at the age of 68.

 

Remy had stepped away from his role as the color analyst for New England Sports Network’s Red Sox broadcasts on Aug. 4 to undergo treatment for lung cancer. This was the seventh time the Massachusetts native had been diagnosed with cancer following the initial diagnosis in 2008. His most recent previous cancer diagnosis was in 2018.

On June 11, Remy said he experienced shortness of breath during the third inning of a game between the Red Sox and Toronto Blue Jays at Fenway Park. He stepped away from the broadcast as a precaution and was admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital. He was released from MGH on June 16 and returned to the broadcast booth on June 20.

His most recent public appearance came on Oct. 5, when he threw out the ceremonial first pitch before the American League Wild Card Game against the New York Yankees.

 

GloucesterCast 529 Bloody Mary Competition Paul Gamber, Scottie Mac, Pat and Jim D and Joey C Livestreaming 10/31/21

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

GloucesterCast 529 Bloody Mary Competition Paul Gamber, Scottie Mac, Pat and Jim D and Joey C Livestreaming 10/31/21 Contestants: Bex Borden, Zorba Kinigstein and Brianna Unsworth

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Eagles Checking In After Nor’Easter

Posted on by Pat D

It was wonderful to see an eagle pair return to Magnolia just after the recent storm passed. It felt as if they were checking up on how we were doing. The conditions weren’t ideal for photos or for flight but they put on quite a show for us. I suspect this is the same eagle pair we have seen over the marsh in the recent past. Regardless, it brightened by day without power by quite a bit.

Up Next on the GMGI Science Hour: Integrating Resilient Reef Restoration to Recover Florida’s Coral Reef

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Cape Ann Community

Join us on Thursday, November 4th at 7:30p via Zoom to hear from Mote Marine Laboratory researchers Dr. Erinn Muller and Dr. Hanna Koch as they discuss their important research restoring and understanding Florida’s coral reefs.

You can click here to register or click here for a brief overview of what you’ll learn from their talk.

GMGI Science Hours are free and open to the public! Please reach out to Ashley Destino with any questions at ashley.destino@gmgi.org

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