Almost Live Blogging from the Fiesta 5K 6/28/2012 9:30PM

My View of Life on the Dock
The Email from JP;
“Hey, I found your rock today. I really love it man, its my favorite rock.
Thanks, JP”
Most “Art Rocks” are not posted on GMG. You have to stumble upon them most times. Not all that are left and found are reported back into headquarters. 🙂
Here they come again. Let’s see if they fizzle out before they get here.
FOUND! Dinner Time Rocks! 06/20/2012
But found Breakfast time the next morning by Artist Carol McKenna:
“Found! A much ‘coveted’ Art Rock by Paul Frontiero was found at Cressey’s Beach by Carol McKenna and her ‘yorkie’ Zoe also known as ‘ArtMuse Dog’ at the blog A Creative Harbor where Carol promotes creativity and how it enhances the inner spirit. She also posts her art work, haiku and photographs (mostly of Cape Ann) and connects with other ‘kindred’ bloggers. Her art work is also on display at Kahn Studio and GMG Gallery on Rocky Neck.
Thanks a million times ~ Love your Art Rock! It ‘rocks’. Carol”
Click the Links Below For more Info on Carols Art;
http://www.acreativeharbor.com/
http://www.facebook.com/artmusedog
Gloucester, Massachusetts
USA Crew: Jimmy and Laurel Tarantino
http://www.internationaldories.com/index.html
Http://Art-Rocks.org
“Painting Gloucester”
Dennis Poirie
r – August 24, 25, 26 –
“Painting Gloucester on Location”
Oil and Acrylic Workshop
A resident of Maine, but native of Gloucester, Dennis looks forward to returning to Cape Ann to paint in all of his favorite locations. In this workshop, he will demonstrate his style of “broken” color painting techniques and teach the basics of picture making on location. A demonstration will be given prior to the first class. Subjects will include: marshes, harbor scenes and street scenes around Gloucester. Students may take one or all three days. All ages and levels of ability welcome.
To View Dennis’ work click on the Links Below
http://www.facebook.com/dpoiriergallery
http://www.dennispoirierstudio.com
I usually eat at between 6-7pm. I love the Cupboards French Fries.
If looking over the Harbor
Having a seat
While enjoying a treat
Look at your feet
To the two emailers and any other reader who was offended by my post “Gonads Wanted” please accept my sincere apology. Thank you for your polite and reasoned words. You hit a Nerve in my brain. I promise I will change my ways.
The Short Version
The Long Version
Project Goals:
• Collect Otoliths and Gonads from bluefin tuna to develop current age and growth profiles and to characterize size/ age at maturity. Currently, stock assessments utilize age data from purse seine fisheries collected in the 1970’s for fish ages 1-3. Growth for larger size classes of fish are estimated from a small number of individuals. Age at maturity has been estimated based on GOMex longline bycatch, not gonads!
• Identify the mixing rate (East vs. West Atlantic) and stock structure of Atlantic bluefin tuna in the Gulf of Maine, and to identify differences in rates across years and between cohorts. First studies showed high mixing rates in the mid-Atlantic Bight and low mixing in the Gulf of Maine. Gulf of Maine results so far are based on small numbers of fish sampled over short time periods. We seek to significantly expand this dataset to establish patterns across years.
How can you help? WE NEED TUNA HEADS and GONADS!
Contact Walt Golet 207/351-5413 (walter.golet@maine.edu) or Molly Lutcavage 978/283-0269 with questions regarding this program
Otoliths are located towards the base of the skull. To ensure they stay with the head, remove the head about 4 inches back from the eye (see photo). This is where most dealers will make the cut.
Molly Lutcavage and Walt Golet need local fishermen’s help in collecting important samples of otoliths and gonads from bluefin tuna caught this season. These samples will aid in research that will help answer important questions about the bluefin stocks. Please go to the following link to find out how to help in this effort!