My View of Life on the Dock
Kory brings you the FINAL QUESTION of the $50 Gift Certificate Giveaway presented by Sean Nolan of Extreme Truck & Auto and gimmesound.com. If you stuck with it all week, today should be a layup. Don’t forget to send us ALL of your answers by clicking the link underneath of todays video. Good luck to all, it’s a great prize!
Check out tonight’s music lineup here. Remember Lobstah Crackah Ballet and Holiday Delights have performance at 7pm. Hope to see you all tonight.
I’ve been getting emails from all over the country ( I didn’t realize how many people get Cape Ann Magazine delivered to addresses out of state) in regards to Snoop Mad being on the cover. They all say how cute she is and all but what they don’t know is the level of crazy I’m dealing with. Check out this video of this conversation we had yesterday.
Desi Smith came by the house and did a fantastic job shooting for the article. Desi also does some portraiture work you can check out his site here
We called roasted chestnuts “castangees” and used to warn everyone not to eat too many because they would make you get the big time farts.
Click here for the recipe at the Gloucester Times website
Day 4 of the 50$ Gift Certificate Giveaway presented by Sean Nolan of Extreme Truck & Auto and Gimmesound.com, and Kory brings you the 4th trivia question. The questions are becoming more challenging, but there’s only a couple days left before your answers are due, so get crackin!
Check out tonight’s music lineup here, and Good Luck!
In this video, we take you on a sneak peak behind the scenes at a Holiday Delights rehearsal. You won’t see the fabulous sets, but you WILL see the first rehearsal in costume.
Meet some of the cast members, hear a song and get a rare glimpse of the show’s creator, Heidi Dallin, as she directs a scene with two dozen children on stage and a photographer taking promotional stills in the foreground.
Holiday Delights opens tonight at 7pm at Gloucester Stage and plays through Sunday. See here for all show times or call 978.281 4443 to reserve your tickets NOW!
This is a professional-quality production featuring Cape Ann’s best young talent. Children will love it. Parents, grand parents & great grandparents will love it. Couples thinking about becoming parents will love it too!
Everyone involved has worked extremely hard for many weeks. I was at dress rehearsal last night and they are all at the top of their game.
Holiday Delights is a show you don’t want to miss.
See you there!
Its day 3 of the 50$ Gift Certificate Giveaway presented by Sean Nolan of Extreme Truck & Auto and Gimmesound.com. Kory delivers the 3rd trivia question, so everyone break out your thinking caps and get to work! Good Luck!
Check out tonight’s music lineup here
At the Gloucester Daily Times Taste of The Times They Are Featuring Felicia’s Video Recipes Of Our Uncle Charlie’s Baked Stuffed Topnecks. This was our Uncle Charlie’s recipe and is hands down absolutely my number one of all times favorite things to eat.
Read that again- MY NUMBER ONE ALL TIME FAVORITE THINGS TO EAT.
Follow her instructions precisely. Do not try to get creative. Do not get a different type of clam, the size matters. Order them at Intershell for your holiday.
You’ve seen all the pictures I’ve taken of all the great things I like to eat, right?
Let me say it one more time for emphasis-
Frankly I’m surprised she’s sharing this with the world. It deserves to be locked up in a high security vault.
From the Gloucester Daily Times-
To Felicia Ciaramitaro Mohan this recipe is very special. Her uncle Charlie began making this recipe for her family many years ago. It’s become a family tradition. Unfortunately Uncle Charlie passed away and will be sorely missed by everyone this Christmas and so this year this tradition has even more meaning to her family. “I know every family member will think of Uncle Charlie while enjoying every last clam.”
Click here for the recipe and video
We’ve been eating these every Christmas since I can remember and every Christmas it is the first thing we eat. people that show up late miss out and the rhetoric is always the same-
All the men who know will say to the newcomers-
“You may not want to try these, they taste funny” It’s a ploy to try to throw them off so there will be more for me. Of course they catch on by the time we are all pounding down our 10th or 11th baked stuffed topneck.
Kory brings you trivia question #2 of the 50$ Gift Certificate Giveaway presented by Sean Nolan of Extreme Truck & Auto and Gimmesound.com. Enjoy the sultry sounds of ZZ Top while pondering the answers. Good Luck!
Check out tonight’s music lineup here
Tim Bushfield, Lead Pastor, Community Church of East Gloucester submits-
Joey,
Didn’t know if you might be interested in a 2 min video clip capturing some of the singing and the actual tree lighting moment itself. It’s posted here if you’re interested. Thanks for celebrating Gloucester with your blog!
Lobster Trap Christmas Tree Lighting
Tim
We got all kinds of clergy up in this mother!
Father Green you see what he just did there?
It’s like Pastor Tim just got right up in your grill and spiked a football right at your feet after running back an interception for the game winning touchdown.
What’s next, Reverend Wendy Fitting strapping a GoPro HD video camera to her skull and doing a sky dive off the top of the Universalist Church for the GMG audience?
Whatever kind of religious thing we got going on I’m all for it if we get fantastic community footage like this.
What about the Jews? We got nothing from The Temple.
Hey Kate Seidman you better get on the phone with the powers that be at Temple Achim Ahavat because these Protestants and Catholics are kicking your butt all over the place.
and I thought the Jews owned the media. What do I know?
Today marks the beginning of the 50$ Gift Certificate Giveaway brought to you by Sean Nolan of Extreme Truck & Auto and Gimmesound.com! Let’s take a look under the hood for todays first clue. Good luck everyone!
We have a new contest starting Monday (12/12/11). Here is how it works:
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Foggy Autumn Sunrise ~ November 9, 2011, 6 minutes.
Filmed at Good Harbor Beach on a luxuriously warm November morning. Standing in the sand dunes filming the wildflowers and rising sun I heard a noise behind me, and only several feet away. I turned to see a Ring-necked Pheasant (Phasianus colchicus). This is my first encounter with a Ring-necked Pheasant at Good Harbor Beach, but have subsequently learned they are fairly common. I was amazed to see it foraging so close to the public beach and not closer to the marsh where cover is dense. Introduced to Massachusetts in 1894, this game bird continues to thrive in both rural and metropolitan areas. The footage of dried flower heads is of Seaside Goldenrod (Solidago sempervirens). The opening and final clips show the White’s house, formerly referred to by townspeople as the ‘”Birdcage” because it was wrapped on all four sides with open porches, which have now been enclosed.
Music composed by Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Sesaons Opus 8 Autumn Allegro. Performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra with Itzhak Perlman Violin.
From wiki: The Four Seasons (Le quattro stagioni) is a set of four violin concertos by Antonio Vivaldi. Composed in 1723, The Four Seasons is Vivaldi’s best-known work, and is among the most popular pieces of Baroque music. The texture of each concerto is varied, each resembling its respective season. For example, “Winter” is peppered with silvery pizzicato notes from the high strings, calling to mind icy rain, whereas “Summer” evokes a thunderstorm in its final movement, which is why the movement is often dubbed “Storm.”
The concertos were first published in 1725 as part of a set of twelve concerti, Vivaldi’s Op. 8, entitled Il cimento dell’armonia e dell’inventione (The Contest between Harmony and Invention). The first four concertos were designated Le quattro stagioni, each being named after a season. Each one is in three movements, with a slow movement between two faster ones. At the time of writing The Four Seasons, the modern solo form of the concerto had not yet been defined (typically a solo instrument and accompanying orchestra). Vivaldi’s original arrangement for solo violin with string quartet and basso continuo helped to define the form.
Good Morning Gloucester 