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A Gulf Coast Journal - May 31st, 2007
A Gulf Coast Journal - May 31st, 2007
Treetop Traveler: Most of her career has been up in the air--and with good reason. Meg Lowman—a.k.a. Canopy Meg—is a pioneer tree canopy scientist. For 20 years, Meg has traveled the world climbing trees to study the health of our environment from above. Meet this amazing author, educator, adventurer and single mom who helped design Myakka River State Park’s scenic canopy walkway so others can see nature from her point of view. (you can go to www.canopymeg.com for any number of pictures of Meg in a harness in a tree) Raised Voices: If the Gulf Coast is looking for something to sing about, they certainly have it in the Sarasota Opera company. Now in its 48th season, this company has made a name for itself with carefully chosen national talent, a commitment to quality, and a certain amount of risk-taking. So what makes an opera production come together? We offer you a free ticket to 'Attila's' final dress rehearsal, and all the theatrical energy that accompanies...both on and offstage. We hear from those who help put together the magical performances that have given this unique Sarasota Opera its world class reputation. Batter Up BATTER UP...IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR...WATCH AS WE SHOW YOU A GROUP OF ATHLETES SWINGING FOR THE WICKETS....YES, WICKETS...WHAT'S A WICKET YOU ASK? IT'S PART OF THE GAME CRICKET! WE'LL TAKE YOU TO THE GLORIOUS FIELDS OF THE SARASOTA INTERNATIONAL CRICKET CLUB.FIND OUT WHY PLAYERS FANCY THIS BALLGAME.
Google Video | May 31, 2007
