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56 Views Video Posted January 27, 2008 in Viral

Monk From Brooklyn - Antonio Graceffo

Modern day adventurer and martial arts explorer Antonio Graceffo is one of the only Americans who has spent time at the famous Shaolin Temple studying martial arts. Antonio describes some of his adventures in this radio interview enhanced with photos taken during his stay. You can read about Antonio's adventures in his book "The Monk From Brooklyn" available through Amazon.com or www.speakingadventure.com . Produced and Edited by Soso R. Whaley, Moaning Dog Productions. (c) A. Graceffo & S.R. Whaley Play Video

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105 Views Video Posted March 06, 2007 in Movies & TV

Commonwealth Vintage Dancers - Returning Heroes Ball

Join the Commonwealth Vintage Dancers at the Holliston Town Hall in Holliston, Massachusetts for a grand celebration. The Returning Heroes Ball which took place March 3, 2007 was well attended and everyone had a grand time despite the recent loss of one of their own. This ball was dedicated to Dr. J. Pugliese (1950-2007) who was in the hearts and minds of all those who attended. For more information about vintage dancing or to find a dance event in your area visit www.vintagedancers.org Play Video

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35 Views Video Posted February 25, 2007 in Movies & TV

Dance Flurry 2007 - Recipe for a Dynamite Dance Flurry

www.danceflurry.org .... I was honored to be invited by Berkshire Film & Video to help document Dance Flurry 2007 in Saratoga Springs, NY during February and had so much fun that I wanted to share a small part of it with all those dancers, singers, musicians and lovers of all types of entertainment out there who might never have experienced this wonderful event. For those who are looking for a unique and fun way to spend a winter weekend, this is the place. It might be cold outside but inside the participan Play Video

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122 Views Video Posted February 14, 2007 in Movies & TV

Monkey Boy - Camo Country TV Tribute

Ungawa the Capuchin Monkey was a much beloved member of the cast of Camo Country TV which can be seen on the New England Sports Network. After many appearances Ungawa passed away at the age of 28 and left a hole in the hearts of Camo Man and his family as well as all the fans of Camo Country. Tim, Susan and Jared Lajoie share some of the favorite memories of Ungawa. For more info about Camo Country TV visit www.camocountrytv.com . Play Video

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123 Views Video Posted February 14, 2007 in Movies & TV

Owl Sounds - Eyes On Owls

Maudslay State Park in Newburyport, Massachusetts offers not only a beautiful site to spend the day any time of year but they also offer many educational programs for all ages. Shot in 2006 this video features Marcia and Mark Wilson talking about some of their different owls and demonstrating the different types of sounds some of them make. For more information about Eyes on Owls programs visit www.eyesonowls.com. Information about Maudslay State Park can also be found on the web. Play Video

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123 Views Video Posted February 13, 2007 in Viral

Monkey Boy - Ungawa - from Tribute to Ungawa

For almost 15 years Soso R, Whaley and her Capuchin monkey Ungawa travelled to schools, libraries, birthday parties and scout meetings to teach people about animals. During that time the most popular performer of the Literary Llama Zoomobile was Ungawa. This was shot in 2003 in Worcester, MA and features Robert Newton of the Mass Bay Film Festival who is a great admirer of monkeys of all kinds. Unfortunately Ungawa passed away in 2004 at the age of 28. He will be missed by all those whose lives he touch Play Video

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37 Views Video Posted February 01, 2007 in Viral

Me & Mickey D - Post V - January 30, 2007

The last week and another pound and a half lost for a total weight loss of 9 1/2 pounds during the January 2007 McDiet. I feel and look better so where's the beef with McDonald's?? I guess I find that I'm offended by the notion that junk science, food regulations and fat taxes will somehow magically transform the U.S. into a svelte and healthy populace. I know that the real problem has more to do with consuming in mass quantities and not in the food itself. In the meantime my main goal is to rebuild "M Play Video

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82 Views Video Posted January 29, 2007 in Movies & TV

Gone to the Dogs - Judging the English Foxhound

An informal judging session with AKC judges Susan Parsons and Christine Pollender-Calcinari. The owners of Park Avenue Kennels bring a group of English Foxhounds from the same litter to be evaluated in an informal setting. The litter is just over a year old but you can see the differences in the individual dogs. There are not many English Foxhounds in the U.S. so this was a unique opportunity for both judges to increase their knowledge of the breed. For more information visit www.parkavefoxhounds.com . Play Video

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48 Views Video Posted January 29, 2007 in Viral

Me & Mickey D - Post IV - January 23, 2007

The third week and another 2 pounds lost for a total of 7 pounds. My clothes are fitting better and I have more energy but that's to be expected when you take care of yourself properly. This past week was hard financially (part of the cycle of being self-employed) so it's a good thing I was eating under the Golden Arches which can be very affordable. But just because I have less to spend doesn't mean I should be less vigilant about my food choices. Even with $5 a day you can still eat healthy at McDonal Play Video

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64 Views Video Posted January 17, 2007 in Viral

Me & Mickey D - Post III - January 17, 2007

Two weeks in and I've lost another 2 pounds for 5 pound loss in total.... same results as I've experienced before. One of the most interesting things about this project is researching the history of our relationship with food. One of my favorite books is "A Field Guide to the Rich" by Richard Conniff. An interesting look at our relationship with food over thousands of years of history. Not surprising though was finding out that we've always had a propensity for blaming outside forces for our obesity pro Play Video

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