Feb 27th, 2009 by jfischer1975 posted in The Legal Satyricon
by Jason Fischer
Twice in two weeks, the Sixth Circuit has handed down decisions that are targeted at burdening the adult entertainment industry. As we pointed out in an earlier post and as Professor Salkin explains, the Sixth upheld a questionable Tennessee regulation that creates special licensing requirements for “sexually-oriented businesses.” They also did [...]
Feb 27th, 2009 by flappinglikeahaddock posted in Good Morning Gloucester
Have fun unscrambling these Gloucester words —Answers at 9 pm tonight!
1. cancersaut (This one’s for Joey! See if you can get this word before he does!)
2. frundole
3. nafreshim
4. faties
5. qinansuma
6. nemari
7. thosegiluh
8. grihern
9. trevadune
10. yord
Posted in Things to do Tagged: Just for fun!, Sharon Lowe, word scramble 
Feb 27th, 2009 by Joey posted in Good Morning Gloucester
David Discusses The Go Green Initiative Downtown and The Community Dark Room At Art Haven
Posted in Art, Good eggs, Things to do, Video Tagged: Art Haven, Community Dark Room, David Brooks, Good Morning Gloucester, Green Initiative, Video 
Feb 27th, 2009 by Joey posted in Good Morning Gloucester
While talking Block Party and Downtown stuff with Erika Hansen this morning she mentioned to me this morning that she was looking through her 1982 GHS yearbook.
Ding Ding Ding goes the light in my brain!
I got the idea to take some pictures from her old yearbook to post here. First up- Bruce Tarr Class of [...]
Feb 27th, 2009 by Joey posted in Good Morning Gloucester
While talking Block Party and Downtown stuff with Erika Hansen this morning she mentioned to me that she was looking through her 1982 GHS yearbook.
Ding Ding Ding goes the light in my brain!
I got the idea to take some pictures from her old yearbook to post here. First up- Bruce Tarr Class of ‘82
Bruce Tarr [...]
Feb 26th, 2009 by Joey posted in Good Morning Gloucester
Tom Guilmette details his day videotaping aboard the Anne Rowe-
Posted in gloucester, lobster, Video Tagged: AJ, Anne Rowe, Deep Sea Fishing Video, gloucester, Lobstering Video, Tom Guilmette 
John Ronan, Gloucester’s Poet Laureate is looking for some good poetry from local commercial fishermen. If you are a commercial fisherman and do write poetry John would love to feature your work on his site-
gloucesterpoetlaureate.org
Here is John at the Gloucester Guerilla Art Project II/Russo Family Fundraiser-
DSC_5248, originally uploaded by sharon_lowe88.
Check out John rockin’ the Nikes!^
Thanks [...]
Local Website everyone should know about (excluding GMG)
www.3lanterns.com
How long have you lived in Gloucester?
Long time
What is your favorite season In Gloucester?
Summer
Do you have any secret outdoor spots in Gloucester where you go to “get away”?
Braces Cove by boat
What is your favorite pizza joint in Gloucester?
Sebestains
What is your favorite sub shop in [...]
This attachment goes on the end of a large in diameter hose. It gets lowered into the water over the side of the boat to suck the herring out of the net and into the hold of the boat where the fish is refrigerated in cold water to keep it fresh and the best possible [...]
Boston Gift Show Names Pride of New England Finalists
By Staff — Gifts & Decorative Accessories, 2/18/2009 12:48:00 PM
Atlanta — The Boston Gift Show named six New England retailers as finalists for the 2009 Pride of New England Awards. Four winners will be announced during the March 28–31 tradeshow at the Boston [...]
Three eight hour shifts 7 days a week, 365 days a year keep this bridge functional.
Blynman Canal Bridgehouse, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Posted in Uncategorized 
For those of you who didn’t get to the Gloucester Guerrilla Art Project II last week, this is my photo video of “Wall Street Autumn”. My friend Peter Fedele is playing amazing guitar on the musical piece from his CD Hullabaloo. He lives in Rockport with his wife and 3 children. I love listening to [...]
For those of you who didn’t get to the Gloucester Guerrilla Art Project II last week, this is my photo video of “Wall Street Autumn”. My friend Peter Fedele is playing amazing guitar on the musical piece from his CD Hullabaloo. He lives in Rockport with his wife and 3 children. I love listening to [...]
Feb 26th, 2009 by Kathleen Valentine posted in Parlez Moi Blog
But, in between knitting and writing and working, I have been fooling around with necklace making. Last summer after Mark died when I was still in that stunned, automaton phase I, for some reason, bought an awful lot of beads — mostly aquamarine, abalone, pearls, and shells of various kinds. My friend Terry, the Stone Lady, told me what those stones represent and it all had to do with the sea and the emotions I was going through and clinging to him through the tiny bits of the ocean that was so much his home. Now I have all those beads and I have been trying to do a few things with them.
Below is a necklace made of rainbow moonstone — chunky, rectangular beads and tiny round ones — and small, blue crystals. I need to get Leslie to show me how to do a better job on the clasps but I think it is gorgeous. It really shimmers in sunlight.
And this third piece is made from three mysterious stones that my friend Lois sent me. I have no idea what they are but they sure sparkle and glitter. I strung them with crystals of different sizes and I m finding this to be a nice everyday piece of jewelry.
I think there is little bit of magic in stones and I think wearing them can help us through phases that may be hard to deal with. I feel like I have so much going on these days that focusing has become an issue so maybe the stones are trying to help me. And, even if that is whimsy on my part, they sure are pretty.
Thanks for reading.
