These clips were shot at Skunk Hollow Check Station at 8 am
These clips were shot at Skunk Hollow Check Station at 8 am
Proud to be in its third year, Wall to Canvas is an annual live art competition hosted at Magic Hat’s unique South Burlington Artifactory. Wall to Canvas features twelve artists that are chosen from around the region for their style and creativity. Competing live, they each start with blank 4′ x 4′ canvases and finish with off-the-wall and into-your-home masterpieces!
Great Day at Troutwear fashion show where Lisa was a guest artist(and so was I thanks to Davey Davis).
Songwriter Lisa Piccirillo’s debut release, Momentum, is nothing short of an emotional catharsis. The up and comer’s first full-length chronicles poignant observations and personal experiences through a satisfying blend of folk and pop, allowing the r&b tendencies and technical intricacies of Piccirillo’s vocals to truly shine through. Lisa became involved with music from an early age, learning to play guitar while watching her dad as a youth. As Lisa grew, her musical edification did as well, drawing inspiration from the likes of Patty Griffin, the Indigo Girls and singer/songwriter contemporaries Deb Talan (The Weepies) and newcomer Edie Carey, to name a few.
The first release from Northeast artist collective, The Co-Op, Momentum was produced and co-written by Syd, who approached fellow songwriter Patrick Thomas to help arrange a few songs for the full length. The chemistry between the trio was instantaneous and translated impeccably through each of the eleven tracks, perhaps most literally on “Sandbar,” on which Piccirillo and Thomas share vocal duties.
Building upon this foundation of skilled musicians (including Todd Gevry on drums, Seth Barbiero on bass), engineer Lane Gibson tracked Momentum at Charles Eller Studios in Charlotte, VT throughout the winter of 2007. Renowned vocalist Gregory Douglass (who has shared the stage with They Might Be Giants, Johnny Lang and Tracy Chapman) also lent his talents to Momentum after forging a relationship with Piccirillo, who sang backup for Douglass on tour.
With the help of mandolinist Steve Belleville, pianist Tim Blane and a bevy of other special guests, Momentum gained just that, picking up steam from the creativity and drive of each musician, ultimately completing in 2008.
Kim Quirk, owner of the Energy Emporium, shows off her wares at the Home-Life Show.
Energy Emporium, posted with vodpod
The ART LAB programwas brought to life withthe vision of a parent,along with the supportof Special NeedsSupport Center, AVAGallery, and somefunding from PathWaysFamily Support Councilof Lebanon. Students’creativity and strongdesire to expressthemselves can be seenin their art productions.
This course has combined traditional historical research with cutting edge technology. Students have surveyed historical data and created arguments in which their thesis is supported with evidence and logic. Students have through independent and group research projects created web pages (using Google Sites) devoted to their research. The students’ web pages have been combined in this class web site. Students have learned oral history research and how to work with video and audio editing software. This course emphasizes both the research and presentation of history. Using Google Chromebooks as our tool we have created websites showing our research and development.
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It would have been too laborious to type all of these credits, and so I did the next best thing – I scanned the page images and then used some motion graphics to roll the pages with a flip transition. We hope this serves as a little teaser and encourages people to buy the DVD. Included on the DVD are cast interviews and a brief intermission montage. Thanks for your support. We think that you’ll enjoy.
Steve & Roberta – The BowWowMedia Team
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Interview with Brother Claude at the Shrine of Our Lady of La Salette, Enfield, New Hampshire – November 22, 2011
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These three young hunters pulled into Back Forty shortly after dark Friday evening – their kill was less than an hour old. Prior to their arrival, Kyle Gould had just lamented that this might be the first day without a weigh-in – (NOT)
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