Skeptics in the Pub On April 19th

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Skeptics in the Pub

On April 19th the Skeptics in the Pub presentation will be divided into two parts. First, Mary Kingsley will talk about “The Case for the Theory of Intelligent Design.” Next, Elizabeth Thomas will discuss “Popular Myths about the Theory of Evolution.” The presentations will focus on little known facts about Intelligent Design and misconceptions about the Theory of Evolution.  Skeptics in the Pub meets at the Dog Bar, 65 Main Street, Gloucester, at 6:00.  The presentation begins at 6:30. Don’t miss this chance to learn more about these timely topics and meet more skeptics like yourself.

You can find us at www. capeannskeptics.com

Free Parkinson’s Disease Lecture for patients and care-givers

Free Parkinson’s Disease Lecture for patients and care-givers

"Parkinson’s Disease Update with Question and Answer Session"

David A. Kolb, MD, Associates in Neurology and EMG, PC

and Chief of Neurology, Northeast Health System, Beverly ,

& Timothy Kelliher, M.D. Neurologist, Northeast Neurology

and Beverly Hospital , Beverly, MA.

This free program will be held on Thursday, April 28th

at the Peabody Marriott, Eight A Centennial Drive , Peabody .

11:45 AM – Buffet Lunch followed by lecture at 12:15.

There is no fee.  Pre-registration is requested by April 27th.

Please RSVP to Cheryl

Email: cmartine@nhs-healthlink.org

or phone: (978) 922-2226.

Live at Life Is Good Downtown Gloucester: Free Stickers, Balloons and Cupcakes

Today and Tomorrow (Sunday) free Life Is Good Stickers, Balloons,cupcakes and music!

Also enter to win a free raffle shopping spree.

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Alchemy Tapas Part I

Fried Cheese With Olive and Fig Tapenade

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Chowing down with Kathy Gentile Roberts and her hilarious daughters At EJ’s Night At Alchemy-

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Bill Hubbard Painting of the Alice S. Wentworth

Joe,
Attachment is my painting of the Alice S. Wentworth for posting on GMG.  This is an Acrylic, Pen & Ink on 16X20 stretched canvas.  It is one of a series of paintings I am doing on historical coasting schooners.  She was built in Norwalk, CT. in 1863.  Bought by Capt. Arthur A. Stevens in early 1900s.  Completely rebuilt by Stevens and re-documented in 1905 as the A.S.Wentworth. 
Regarded as one of the fastest coasting schooners on the coast, she hauled general cargos including lumber, coal, gypsom, salt and merchandise to ports from New York to the canadian maritimes. She often loaded salt directly from the big salt steamers that called atGloucester to fish processors along the coast of Maine.
My painting depicts the Wentworth passing Thatchers I. and setting a course into the Gulf of Maine.  Loaded with salt in Gloucester and bound for Boothbay and other down east ports she has just come about and sprung her main and foresail wing-and-wing with the a dry sou’easter pushing her along.
I like to paint historic sailing ships doing what they were built to do.  I’ve just started a painting of the just re-built 130’  Sch Western Union of Key West, Florida.  She was built as a coaster in 1936 for and sailed as a Marine cable repair ship for Western Union Telegraph Company for 35 years.  She has just undergone a $1.24 million restoration and will operate out of Key West as a tour ship.
I’m currently looking for old photos of the Lanesvill and Rockport granite sloops and schooners as subject for another painting.  There are plenty of photos of Maine coasters and granits ships, but scant few of the Cape Ann boats.
Thanks for posting this picture, Joe, and a big thanks for Good Morning Cloucester .com – a great way for me to keep in touch with the Cape Ann scene.
Bill Hubbard

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Life Magazine: Gloucester is a top 10 beach town in America

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Lover of all things Gloucester and huge supporter of our town Johnny McElhenny sends in this little Gloucester nugget-

Joey,

LIFE.com named Gloucester one of the top 10 most underrated beach towns in America. The list came out last summer so I wouldn’t make a big deal out of it.   So that you can see it if you want, the slide show starts here and the slides about Gloucester are here, here and here.

I figured you’d see my tweet about it and say, “John, why the #%@ didn’t you tell me about this?!”

So I’m telling you!

John Mc.

More of The Rosemarie From The Archives Of The Cape Ann Museum Provided By Fred Buck

Fred Writes-

joey – here’s a rave review the bessemer corp. gave the boat and her owners in june of 1938.  i’ve sent copies of this and some other material to mary ann for her father.
fred buck, cape ann museum photo dj

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2011 VISITOR MAP HAS ARRIVED!

The 2011 Visitor Map from The Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce Is in.  This is the Chamber’s version which will be distributed all over.  You can go down there and pick some up and hand them out to your friends or visiting relatives.

HOT OF THE PRESS!!

The new 2011 Visitor Map is here!

Please feel free to drop by the office to get your

2011 supply, or attend this month’s BAH and pick some up there!! Wishing everyone a happy and prosperous 2011 season.

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One Hour At a Time Gang Saturday 16th, 2011

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Looking to make a huge impact with a bunch of like minded folks who love our fair city?  What a fantastic job that this group does each week by picking a section of the city and meeting to spend an hour or so picking up trash  together.  If you are new to town or are a long time resident, you can’t help but love the positive energy you will glean from this group of Gloucester’s finest.

The cemetery on Prospect Street.

When:                  Saturday, April 16, 2011

Where:                 Prospect and Pine Street

Time:                    8.00 am

Thanks all

Donna Ardizzoni

Creative Photography Workshop Creative Exploration of Color and Motion With Judith Monteferrante

East Gloucester, MA 01930
United States
978 283-6856
judith@judithmphotography.com
www.judithmphotography.com

June 10 to June 12, 2011

Friday evening introduction and full day Saturday and Sunday, including critique.  Small Group (limited to 6 students). $150.00 ($80.00 in advance to reserve spot).

Explore your creative side in Photography and go beyond taking snap shots.  Creative use of shutter speed, aperture, HDR and zoom spin will be reviewed along with basic composition.

Remind Me About This Event

Will be photographing in Gloucester and Rockport Massachusetts: landscapes, seascapes and close up subjects creatively adjusting deep of field and shutter speed to add to the color and composition of the scene. HDR techniques and spin zoom techniques will be covered as well as basic digital darkroom processing back in my studio.  Digital cameras, laptop with photo editing software such as Photoshop CS 4 or 5, elements or Lightroom 3. NIK HDR or Photomatrix Pro plugs in’s will be used for HDR.

CELEBRATE MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER WITH THE OPENING OF THREE NEW BUSINESSES SATURDAY APRIL 16

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From Julie Titone Owner Harbor Goods-

Cafe Bishco – Newly Opened     West End Sweets – New Ownership, Now Open. 

Please stop by these other Main Street businesses who join the celebration in welcoming their new neighbors 

Black Swan – 122 Main Street – Distinctive Jewelry, Unusual Gifts, Wall Art, Unique Clothing and Accessories
The Franklin Cafe – 118 Main Street – Open 7 days a week – Late Night Dining
House of the Raven – 141 Main Street – Unique Jewelry, Accessories, Gifts, T-shirts and Souvenirs
Mark Adrian Shoes – 103 Main Street – Quality Shoes for the Entire Family
Palazola’s Sporting Goods – 85 Main Street – The best brands at great prices – Nike, New Balance, Russell and more
Passports Restaurant – 110 Main Street – Fine Dining, Casual Atmosphere
The Menage Gallery – 134 Main Street – Unique Gift and Home Furnishings – now offering the Amesbury Chair Furniture line
Toodeloos – 137 Main Street – The Most FABULOUS Toy Store Ever! – Come in for a delicious treat!

GMG Introduced to the Elephants By local Good Egg Jo-Ann Castano

Hi Joey, 

Andy and I are still on our wild journey through Sri Lanka and India.  Pulled out the old GMG travelers sticker here and there along the roads.   I actually wore it on my shirt at this on site location…. what a trip, this ain’t Gloucester.


Elephants don’t forget!

Elephants at the Pinnawela elephant orphanage in Sri Lanka introduced to Good Morning Gloucester Up close a friendly… 

I started off wearing my GMG travelers badge because so many elephants to meet and greet.

Pinnawela orphanage is northwest of the town Kegalla, halfways between the capitol Colombo and  the ancient royal residence Kandy in the hills of central Sri Lanka. It was established 1975 by the Sri Lanka Wildlife  department. This 24 acres large elephant orphanage is a also breeding pace for elephants, twenty elephants were  born since 1984, and it has the greatest herd of elephants in captivity in the world. 

We headed over there to introduce the elephants to GoodMorningGloucester….. and they are big guys!  Close up of one of the caretakers and some really big guys.

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This guy zeroed in on Good Morning Gloucester sticker right away.  Nothing like wanting to shake hands.

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Greetings Good Morning Gloucester from Sri Lanka where the elephants come walking out of the woods to the

streets like we have deer. 

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Never forget…. it’s GoodMorningGloucester.com, now go tell the others….

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Highly recommend visiting the elephants if ever in Sri Lanka and remember to bring your GoodMorningGloucester

travelers sticker badge. 

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Jenny Dee and The Deelinquents Get Crap From Phoenix Writer Despite Honoring Gloucester Gig

Bravo To Our G-Town Faves!

Follow the link to read the drivel from The Phoenix

http://forums.thephoenix.com/BLOGS/onthedownload/archive/2011/04/13/jenny-dee-disses-rumble-for-one-off-gig-in-gloucester.aspx