My View of Life on the Dock
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http://www.cbs.com/primetime/survivor/casting_call//
May God Bless Jimmy T
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This video should be shown to any restaurateur or businessperson on social media and how some restaurants and businesses are eating their competitors lunch for little to no money by embracing free or low cost social media tools such as twitter, facebook or blogs.
This is a simple guide to what is being done effectively all around us on the internet. We dispel some of the common myths which prevent people from embracing these great ways of communicating with customers and potential customers for little to no cost.
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This is Part Three of “Behind the Scenes” taken at the Gallo Production Studios
Joey Ciaramitaro conducted three interviews for GoodMorningGloucester, these are snippets from those interviews. The purpose was just to take some basic photographs and video to document the event.
Joey did a great job with the interviews as always, but for me the off camera stuff was the most fun.
Hope you enjoy, and Joey thank you for being a good sport.
A little fun on Main Street in downtown Gloucester Mass.
Click the picture for the video interview in which the women from “The Dish” get the Joey treatment. If you haven’t already checked out North Shore Dish you can click this link and see for yourself.
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North Shore Dish Video Part I, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
This is the single greatest live entertainment you will see in the greater Boston Area. . I’m planning on going and you should too. We will be running some of my favorite interviews from last year all week leading up to Saturday’s Main Event!
Saturday was a beautiful day, it seemed that everyone was out, and enjoying Good Harbor Beach, not just people walking their dogs, but their HORSES.
Munch-Kin and Jessie from a far, looked like two very very large dogs, and they also enjoyed the good weather at the beach.
Another snipet of Joey;s interviews at Gallo Productions.
Thank God Joey has a good sense of humor.
This behind the scenes is a sort clip of some of the initial set up that goes into the taping process. There are many instructions, and setting up lighting, microphones, where to sit, and most important WHAT NOT TO DO.
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Joe Langhan and Gianni Gallo produced the cooking show for the Gloucester Times Taste of The Times series. It also includes the Homebrew show and many other recipe on demand episodes.
http://food.gloucestertimes.com/?v=x84v7o82&catid=15004
Once you go to the video click that second button from the right which looks like a compass with north south east and west arrows on it to see the video full screen.
Manny happened to be casually strolling through town yesterday and by golly wouldn’t you know that everyone is so excited about the upcoming Captains Courageous Festival organized by seARTS on March 6th from 9:00AM-9:30PM that he started snapping photos of people reading the classic in anticipation.
Check out the incredible effort Manny put into this video capturing many of Gloucester’s characters-
From Manny-
Here’s the video of over fifty people reading Captains Courageous, at different establishments in Gloucester . With the storm yesterday, I think most people may have curled up next to a warm fire and did some reading. Gloucester Coffee Shops, like the Lone Gull and Pleasant Street Tea house, had everyone reading
You can get your copy at The Dogtown Bookstore, Sawyer Free Library, The Bookstore of Gloucester or Toad Hall Bookstore in Rockport.
Tuffy, one of our lobstermen who is the salt of the earth and an absolute maniac sent in a link to this video-
http://www.girleffect.org/#/video/
Check it out.
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Kipling In Gloucester Book and Event Video With Anne Robinson, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
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Jackie’s Place Breakfast Video, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Jackie’s Place is located across from St Ann’s Church in Gloucester.
Jimmy T applied to be a contestant on Survivor and his video application has been accepted. Read here-
jimmyt0907,
Congratulations! Your Survivor Casting Call video entitled “Gloucester Fisherman” has been accepted.
Please check back on February 22 to see if your video was selected as part of the final 10.
Click this link to view your video: http://www.cbs.com/primetime/survivor/casting_call/video_player.php?vid=4164&playvid=yes
Forward this email to your friends and ask them to vote for your video or to enter their own.
Good Luck from CBS!
Won’t you check out Jimmy’s video and cast your vote for him?
Let’s help our boy get on and represent Gloucester.
Cathy Tarr instructs how to vote-
I registered at the CBS site – I thought that maybe you had to register to access voting. Normally I wouldn’t register and give up my email to a commercial site like that, but – not only is it a home boy, but how perfect would Jimmy be on Survivor?!
Anyway – I went to the rules and read the fine print. (http://www.cbs.com/primetime/survivor/casting_call/rules.php) A panel of judges picks the 10 finalists from this round, then the general public votes on the final 10, starting on February 22.
We have to wait until Monday to see if he made the Final 10. Good luck, Jimmy!
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As we all know we Gloucesterites are known for not venturing off the island too often, and feel that Gloucester provides all that they need. I recall as a kid, the term “going up the line” meaning we would take 128 South and go over the bridge. And that was an adventure. Beverly was usually was my destination, since my wife lived there during our dating years.
I decided during a trip into Boston to video the trip for my grandkids (6,4,3,and2) who love trains. It was not a “Thomas The Train” adventure, but provided a relaxing ride watching the sun come up.
So for Gloucesterites that want to venture off the island, this is a much better way to go then going up the line, and dealing with the 128 traffic. This is my Inbound Trip.
Good Morning Gloucester 