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ANDRE ANTUNES, the famous re-mix wizard, could probably do wonders, in bringing more listeners, to this beautiful tune🙂.

hOW MANY basque CONSTRUCTION WORKERS, HAVE BUILT BUildings,and bridges, in America, for the last 150 years? Great song, by the way.

We just returned from our daughter’s wedding held at Aragosta at Goose Cove. Devin and her team could not have done more to create a weekend full of amazing locally sourced food, lovely accommodations and magical scenery.

What 3 aspects of culture were presented in the montage?

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Nice interview.

A great description of what an art curator does and the amount of knowledge and work required!

interesting curator and insightful narrator!

Although art is subjective curators can introduce artists and different types of art to people who may never know of them otherwise.

Bravo.

Bobbin lace is anything by a disapperaing art. There are lace groups, guilds, teachers, conferences all over the world.

What exquisite talent! And I appreciate the way she really delves into and explains her creative process.

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perfect video which has alot of info that i was asking like how these carvings are done and what is used to that, how to get the best designs and the most important thing is how to free your mind to get amazing designs like she did in the video!! happy to know that all <3

Great video Meg! Interesting subject too

She reminds me of what gardening does for me. It’s a no judgement zone created from nothing into something that can turn into beauty. She’s so talented! Her work is “a work of art!”

I've always been fascinated by the stone carver's art. So creative! Zoe's very inspiring!

A great insight ino the modern creative process for one of mankind's oldest art forms!

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A powerful plea to save the Sound and the earth from ourselves! It is hopefully not too late but we need to do all we can!

I've driven by the Flagman and wondered what his story is. Now I know and it's a message we all need now!

This is a great story on the Westbrook Historical Society! It really highlights the history of the town and how it connects to the Westbrook of today and tomorrow!

It blows my mind how attached some people are to the idea that these problems are unavoidable natural disasters. It's not only people's greed or lack of care for the environment that causes indifference, but subconscious biases of people who will dismiss this story any way possible. It's exhausting.. for decades I've heard "The climate isn't changing Even if it is, we didn't cause it Even if we are, there's nothing we can do about it Even if there was, it would cause more harm than good. Even if it wouldn't, well.. it doesn't matter because the climate isn't changing.."

Bravo to filmmakers Colin, Jack, Jimmy and Matt! Their curiosity, focus, collaboration, creativity, and professionalism throughout the Camp was impressive! Its heartening that such young people want to turn the camera outward and shine a light on others and their community!

Brendan is a neighbor of mine and stopping to chat with him always lifts my soul! He is a remarkable human!!!

Wonderful work, Mathew! A truly inspiring piece and well done!

Congratulations Matthew! You have captured the essence of my good friend Brendan Loughlin. I am certain that anyone who is facing adversity or despair will be inspired to forge on after watching this compelling video about a uniquely talented and kind individual who somehow has managed to succeed against all odds. Thank you for doing this.

Colin, your interview with Barbara resonated with me. As a mother, I value and share her experience of "belonging with family." Her experience as a nurse in a new setting served as a wonderful reminder that transitions often prove difficult but that they are only temporary and can be surmounted.

Jack, your interview was thought provoking for me; it reminded me of how challenging Covid was for everyone but, more specifically, for young adults trying to "find themselves" through connection with others. Through you, Carter shared his own difficult experience and I thank you both for that gift.

Jimmy, I love how you really enabled Margaret to open up and speak about her own life experiences. I really appreciated how she spoke about her false and authentic self - high school is so often a challenge in this regard!

What a gift you gave me, Matthew! I absolutely loved meeting Brendan through your interview. His story is compelling and, obviously, he felt 100% comfortable with you; you can see it in his body language! His story reminded me that I, too, can do more than I think I can - I don't need a degree to write or to paint - I can just go forth and enjoy! So I thank both of you.

This is a real reminder how interconnected we all are and how important it is to feel you belong! Nice job!

Even when you feel alone and adrift you can find the place you belong!

Even in a huge multi national corporation the need to feel you belong is a huge part of working together.

I relate to Barbara's sense of family and purpose as being huge contributors to a sesse of belonging...and how hard it can be to "prove yourself" in a new work situation. Colin drew out some thoughtful reflections in this interview!

Terrific interview that really reveals how multi-layered the phenomenon of belonging is. Jimmy brought out some meaningful insights in this piece!

What an inspiring story on so many levels! The world needs more of these untold stories! Matthew did a fabulous job of capturing Brendan's memories and message!

Carter's recollections of Covid and feeling disconnected struck a real chord with me. It was a very surreal and disorienting time and I think many of us questioned our realities. Jack elicited a great interview!

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The original name of this authentic Armenian instrument is Ziranapogh (Ծիրանափող) in Armenian. It is a double-reed woodwind instrument and its Armenian name loosely translates to an Apricot [Musical] Pipe. The origin of this instrument goes back to the times of the Armenian kings. The instrument is well over two thousand years old. The name Ziranapogh in Armenian breaks down as follows: Ziran-a-pogh where Ziran = Apricot (the national fruit of Armenia) Zirana = Of Apricot (tree wood) Pogh = Musical Sound Made from a Wind Instrument (like one made from a bugle) Zirana-a-pogh = Ziranapogh = Musical Instrument Made from Apricot Tree Wood This instrument is also made from walnut tree wood but the ones made from apricot tree wood sound the best. The adopted regional name of this instrument is duduk (դուդուկ).

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