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Urban Jump offers something for everyone. We have trampolines, a soft play area and an Urban Rainforest Experience all under one roof. Sessions are timetabled to allow all ages to participate safely. We offer a term time timetable of sessions which includes a Mini Mornings session for Under 5's on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 1000-1400 which provides four hour access to the trampolines and soft play on a combined ticket.
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So my sister has come home to roost for a few weeks while she's awaiting her return to the world of academia. While she's here - she's becoming quite the chef! She's sort of taken to making dinner in return for living here - I'll take that.
So I handed her the July issue of Cooking Light and told her to git 'ta cookin!
Larry is a big fan of ham/pineapple pizza so this was first up. I have to say it was AWESOME!
She even used less cheese than the recipe called for. We did use FRESH pineapple which I think helped but Meijer didn't carry Boars Head ham - so I bought the packaged John Morrell Off the Bone Smoked Ham. We also used the store-brand small premade pizza crust (like Boboli).
We picked up some bone-in pork chops on sale and found this recipe and she made that tonight. I have to say - this was also delicious!!!! She's really good about making side items and having enough vegetables and such - which I'm not.
For this we had steamed broccoli and the grilled tomatoes on top. There was a balsamic glaze on the chops and it was sooo rich and good. I forget how much I love balsamic vinegar in cooking.
So thanks to Cooking Light for these delicious recipes and thanks to my sis for being around to cook for us!


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In re Anonymous Online Speakers, — F.3d —, 2010 WL 2721490 (9th Cir. July 12, 2010)
Quixtar (which used to be Amway) sued Signature Management TEAM ("TEAM") for tortious interference and other claims, alleging that TEAM engaged in a smear campaign against Quixtar on the internet. In his deposition, TEAM's online content manager refused to answer questions concerning the identity of the authors of certain statements made against Quixtar online. On Quixtar's motion, the court ordered that the online content manager answer some of the questions concerning the anonymous speakers.
The anonymous speakers sought mandamus relief from the Ninth Circuit. On appeal, the court denied the request. It held that the district court's decision was not "clearly erroneous as a matter of law."
The district court had applied the stringent test set out in Doe v. Cahill, which requires, among other things, that the party seeking the identity of an anonymous internet speaker present enough facts to support a hypothetical motion for summary judgment.
The Ninth Circuit looked to the nature of the speech at issue — commercial speech — and held that the Cahill standard was too high. But the application of a too-high standard did not mean that the lower court should be reversed. The outcome would have been the same (i.e., the anonymous speakers would have been ordered unmasked) even if the district court had correctly applied a lower standard appropriate for commercial speech.
This is a significant case on the topic of anonymity because it is only the third federal circuit opinion to consider the question as to when unknown online speakers should be identified. The others are NLRB v. Midland Daily News (6th Cir. 1998) and Lefkoe v. Jos. A. Bank Clothiers, (4th Cir. 2009).


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ATLANTA (AP) — The Georgia presidential primary may not be a slam dunk for Republican hopeful Newt Gingrich, a congressman from the state for two decades. Rival Mitt Romney is signaling that the biggest prize on Super Tuesday could be up for grabs.
Romney's swing into Georgia on Wednesday had Gingrich on the defensive. After the former Massachusetts governor announced his visit, the Gingrich campaign rushed out a news release trumpeting word that Gingrich would be in Georgia for two days next week.
A win in Georgia is key to Gingrich's Southern strategy, which calls for him to rebound from five straight losses with a strong run in Dixie. His lone victory in the GOP race came in South Carolina.
"I think if he wants to continue he has got to win Georgia," former Gov. Sonny Perdue told The Associated Press. "And I think he must win fairly decisively."
Perdue, Georgia's first GOP governor since Reconstruction, had been a national co-chairman for Gingrich but dropped his support for the former House speaker last spring when top campaign aides and consultants walked out.
Ten states will vote on Super Tuesday, March 6. With 76 delegates, Georgia is the largest catch.
Romney, the third-place finisher in Georgia's 2008 presidential primary, has tapped into the deep pockets of metro Atlanta's business community. But he has yet to win an election in the Deep South and his momentum is in question after a trio of losses Tuesday. Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, fresh off victories in Colorado, Missouri and Minnesota, was last in Georgia in the fall and has little organization. Neither does the GOP's other presidential candidate, Rep. Ron Paul of Texas.
Gingrich is credited as an early architect of the Georgia's now dominant Republican Party. His campaign headquarters is in Atlanta. Unlike states where he has a meager infrastructure, he has a solid network of support here. Gov. Nathan Deal and most of the state's House delegation are behind him and are beginning assemble a grassroots operation.
Rep. Jack Kingston, a key Gingrich backer in Georgia, said he and others would be pouring money into direct mailers, robocalls and ads to assist Gingrich.
"There's a lot of ground to cover on Super Tuesday, so we want to make it was as easy as we can for him in Georgia," Kingston said.
Kingston called Gingrich the "godfather of the Republican movement" in the state and said he still has favored-son status, even though he's lived in Virginia for more than a decade.
Not everyone is sold on Gingrich as the hometown boy.
"Newt Gingrich ain't no Southerner," said Jack Stenger, a 45-year-old from Atlanta who attended Romney's rally in Atlanta on Wednesday. "I don't think people in this state, I don't think they see him as a Southerner."
Born in Pennsylvania, Gingrich moved around after his mother married an Army soldier. The family eventually settled in Columbus, Ga., and Gingrich went on to teach at West Georgia College before seeking a House seat.
Georgia has changed dramatically since he last held office in 1998. The population has risen by more than 18 percent, according to Census Bureau data. Gingrich never ran statewide in Georgia, although his suburban Atlanta district was redrawn several times, giving him a relatively sprawling base.
Gingrich relied on stalwart support from evangelical voters and social conservatives in South Carolina, and such voters will also play starring roles in a Georgia primary. Exit polls from the 2008 presidential primary in Georgia — former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee was the winner then — found 6 in 10 GOP voters were white evangelicals and born-again Christians.
Still, Romney has a strong team in Georgia left over from his 2008 bid. His top backer in the state, Attorney General Sam Olens, said voters this year are interested less in biography than in "jobs, jobs, jobs."
"Gov. Romney is the only one with a background in private enterprise, who created jobs," Olens said. "He can absolutely win Georgia."
Romney, he said, is planning to return to Georgia for at least one more public appearance before March 6.
The true test of whether Romney makes a serious play for Georgia would come if he or any of the political action committees supporting him were to invest money in TV ads in the state. Forcing Gingrich to defend Georgia could also be a feint by Romney, a move designed to distract Gingrich from other states where he needs more time to make inroads with voters.
At his rally Wednesday in Atlanta, Romney made only a passing reference to Gingrich, noting that Gingrich and Santorum had "spent a lot of time in Washington." At the mention of Gingrich's name the crowd of several hundred booed loudly.
Outside, six people stood with small homemade signs supporting the former congressman.
Rep. Phil Gingrey, another Gingrich backer from Georgia, acknowledged that Georgia would be a fight with Santorum and Paul still in the race, peeling off conservative voters.
"I do believe Newt will win Georgia," he said, "but it will be closer than it otherwise might have been."
Georgia primary may not be a Gingrich slam dunk
ATLANTA (AP) — The Georgia presidential primary may not be a slam dunk for Republican hopeful Newt Gingrich, a congressman from the state for two decades. Rival Mitt Romney is signaling that the biggest prize on Super Tuesday could be up for grabs.


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15 houses decorated for the Fourth of July
Americans are known for being loud and proud when it comes to our country, so it's no surprise that we love busting out all sorts of red, white and blue decor to celebrate Independence Day. Whether they're flying the flag or decorated with stars and stripes, these homes are brimming with inspiration for how to dress up your own home this Fourth of July.istockphoto.com
Decorating for the Fourth of July
Whether you're hosting a massive backyard barbecue or simply want celebrate the spirit of the holiday, decorating for the Fourth of July can fit your style. Some people enjoy simple splashes of red, white and blue, while others might prefer an over-the-top explosion of American cups, plates, desserts, decorations and even outfits. You can strike a balance with more subtle July Fourth elements, such as a blue serving bowl with a simple pattern of red stars around the rim.istockphoto.com
How to properly display a flag
It's important to remember that while there are many cheesy, kitchsy and silly ways to decorate and dress up using stars and stripes, you should fly the flag itself respectfully. If you choose to fly an American flag outside your home, there are certain flag etiquette rules you must follow. One is that no other flag or pennant should be placed above the flag of the United States of America. Another is that it should not touch anything beneath it, such as the ground, water or plants.istockphoto.com
Outdoor decor
One of the most popular and festive ways to decorate for this great American holiday is hanging flags, bunting, banners and more outside of your home. Use whatever architectural elements your home has, such as rails, balconies or columns as places to highlight the stars and bars.istockphoto.com
Dazzle up your door
If you don't have space to fly a flag, a wreath or decoration on your front door is a simple and customizable way to show American pride. You can DIY your own to fit your personal design style, using items such as burlap, flowers, berries, wood, seashells and more to create inviting blends of red, white and blue.istockphoto.com
The flag through the centuries
Bunting gives a historical flair to your outdoor decor, but another way to go the antique route is by using historical variations of the American flag. This Victorian house in Bristol, Rhode Island, which hosts America's oldest continuously held Fourth of July Parade, is flying the Continental Colors flag, Bennington flag and other designs used before the latest version.istockphoto.com
DIY aging
For a fun DIY project, you can use black tea to stain your red, white and blue outdoor bunting to make it look aged and antique. Some companies also sell reproduction Revolutionary War and Civil War-era textiles that you can use in your decorating to evoke the history of this country.Natalie Caudill/Dallas Morning News/MCT
You're a grand old flag
Creative placement when it comes to the flag can add visual appeal around your home. Use little American flag-topped toothpicks in fruit or cupcakes or place flags along your fence or in the ground along the walkway leading up to your house.istockphoto.com
Patriotic patio decor
Even if you don't drape your house in drapeaux you can still deck your deck with patriotic patio furniture. Pillows, tablecloths and even miniature flags in flower pots can add flair to your outdoor gatherings around the Fourth of July.Shutterstock
A little bit of bunting
The perfect way to trim an indoor or patio space is with triangular flag bunting on strings. This versatile decoration also works along the edges of tables or along staircases.istockphoto.com
A centerpiece dessert
A vibrant, decorated dessert makes for the perfect centerpiece in any Fourth of July table display. There are many delicious red, white and blue recipes, ranging from creamy trifles or parfaits with blueberries and strawberries to fantastically finished cakes with star-shaped designs.Shutterstock
Shop with color scheme in mind
Even if your desserts aren't Pinterest-worthy, it's still easy to make an appetizing spread if you shop for refreshments that display the holiday's red, white and blue color scheme. Foods such as white powdered donuts, macaroons, popcorn, marshmallows, cheese and vanilla ice cream contrast well with fruits like watermelon, tomatoes, blueberries and strawberries as well as red velvet cupcakes, coated chocolate candies and more.Shutterstock
Stars and stripes tableware
One of the easiest ways to add some Fourth of July flair is to buy cups, plates and cutlery and other tableware in patriotic patterns or shades of red, white and blue. Americans are known for red Solo cups at parties, so consider stocking your party with those as well as the blue and white varieties.Shutterstock
Red, white and blue everything
Stores sell so much red, white and blue gear that almost every element of your Fourth of July celebration can be in-theme, including serving trays and cupcake wrappers. You can also add ribbons along the rims of Mason jars, drink dispensers and more or use toothpicks or skewers with red, white and blue pom poms or metallic frills to add a firework-like pop of color to any dish.Shutterstock
Fun accessories
Besides decorations and an amazing food spread, one fun element to add to your Fourth of July festivities is red, white and blue accessories for a silly photo shoot. You can find sunglasses, hats and more with stars and stripes print as well as make some DIY paper photo booth props like mustaches and speech bubbles.istockphoto.com
Land and sea
If you're spending this Fourth of July on sea rather than on land, that doesn't mean you can't decorate. As this pontoon illustrates, you can easily add decorations along the rails and even display a flag off the back of the boat. Taking up a new hobby, learning a new language and finally buying a boat are just a few of the things you can do once you become an empty-nester.
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England number eight Billy Vunipola is to undergo a scan on his ankle injury on Monday afternoon, the Rugby Football Union has announced.
Vunipola was helped off in the 37th minute of Saturday's 13-10 RBS 6 Nations victory over Ireland at Twickenham after falling awkwardly on the joint of his right leg.
The 21-year-old Saracens forward returned to watch the second half from the bench with the damaged area heavily strapped.
If the scan rules him out of the visit of Wales on March 9, his replacement against Ireland Ben Morgan will start against the defending champions.
Flanker Tom Wood has recovered from the camp he suffered on Saturday and will return to the squad's Surrey training base on Tuesday morning alongside the matchday 23.
Once the a review of the Ireland game has been completed, the replacements bench will return to their clubs and the starting XV will remain in camp.


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The German physician Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843) developed homeopathy around 1800 as an alternative to the medical theories taught in Europe at the time. When self-experimenting to analyse the effects of the malaria drug quinine on the healthy body, he found that the substance produced similar effects in the healthy body as the malaria fever it was supposed to cure. From this observation Hahnemann derived the principle that 'like cures like' (Latin similia similibus curentur). He called his new system of treatment 'homeopathy'.
He argued that a substance which caused effects in a healthy patient that looked similar to the disease, when given in very small doses, would prompt the body to reactivate its inner healing mechanisms, and thus combat the disease. In the 1830s 'homeopathic societies' were founded by followers of Hahnemann who shared his dissatisfaction with academic medicine. Some of those followers modified Hahnemann's original theory according to further scientific developments. Today, homeopathic treatments are among the range of options open to patients, but the system continues to meet with scepticism from medical scientists.
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S Hahnemann, Organon of Medicine, 6th edition (Philadelphia: Boericke & Tafel, 1922)
R W Hobhouse, Christian Samuel Hahnemann, Founder of Homeopathy, a Short Biography (Ashington: C.W. Daniel Co, 1961)
N Robins, Copeland's cure: Homeopathy and the War Between Conventional and Alternative Medicine (New York: Knopf, 2005)
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I really like the Basic H2 Cleaner. It worked well both in my bathrooms and kitchen, and even helped me get a handle on my shamefully dirty well-used oven. The cleaner is unscented, which is nice for people who don't do well with scented cleaners, and is, of course, nontoxic and biodegradable.
The fact that this little 16 oz. bottle can make 48 gallons of all-purpose cleaner (when you add your own water) is a big selling point for me, and it only costs $12.15.
- organic, nontoxic, super-concentrated, natural, no phosphates (cheaper than vinegar and water mixtures)
- over 1000 uses (counters, countertops (sealed granite and marble, too), windows, mirrors, appliances (great for stainless steel), sealed woodwork, barbecue grill, oil on driveway…)
- Basic H2 can be mixed up into three formulations (window cleaner (less than 1cent/16 oz. bottle), all-purpose cleaner (3cents/16 oz. bottle), degreaser (17cents/16 oz. bottle)
- if you mix the entire bottle up as a window cleaner, it is the equivalent of 5,824 26 oz. bottles of Windex
- no-rinse, no-residue, streak-free formula
Since I'm such a big fan of Shaklee and thanks to Shaklee distributor Becky Rapinchuk (Clean Mama), three of you are going to receive a sample bottle of Basic H2 cleaner and a spray bottle!
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[Editor's note: my brother the animal control officer has hijacked my blog again.]
Today I spent a couple hours trying to track down a homeless guy with a dog I had impounded 2 weeks ago, since his girlfriend threw herself in front of a car last week and killed herself. I gave him a 50-pound bag of dog food to keep him thinking about giving me the dog to find a new home for it, since a greasy tarp next to the rail-road tracks isn't the best place to live. For him or the dog. I got a thank you voicemail from him x-mas day, which was cool.
I was thinking about other dogs related to homeless people I know, and this story came to mind. I forget if I told you about Petunia. I was minding my own business watching TV at like 8 p.m. two years ago, and since I was on-call I had to keep my work phone on and it rang, and it was the Sheriffs, and I had to drive down to the parking lot on front of Costco, across the street from the trailer park where all the bad stuff happens. This guy was watching a stray dog that had been wandering around in the road near the freeway on-ramp, and he didn't want it to get hit. So I get there 30 minutes later and he still has her hanging near him, no leash, no collar, just chilling. She is a pit bull, no surprise. Very light brown, brindle, and dirty, a little smelly, muscular, and scared. Her teats were well engorged; she had recently whelped a litter and was probably wondering where her pups were. She let me put a leash on her and run my hands over her looking for any injuries, but she was shy. There was no way I was going to lift her into a kennel in my truck, that is the moment most animal control officers get bit, so I let her jump into the passenger seat and ride shotgun. She was panting a lot, avoiding eye contact with me, but watching my hands. This girl got dumped by a fight dog breeder. No questions. But clearly she liked being in the passenger seat of a car.
So I sat there with her in the front seat of my truck as I wrote stuff on my clipboard and tried to get her interested in beef jerky. She let me pet her and licked my hands but she was definitely shy, scared, and sketchy. And I noticed across the street next to the trailer park there was a black dog running loose, and it disappeared behind the Donut World shack. So I drove across the street and into the lot and behind Donut World, where there were a bunch of homeless guys drinking and hanging out. One of them quickly grabbed up the black dog I had seen, leashed it and called out an apology. I pulled up next to him and said no worries, I told him I was wondering if maybe his dog and the dog in my passenger seat belonged together. Then some other transient gets interested and comes up to my window, and looks at my impound and says, "I know that dog, she belongs to my friend. Give me that dog, and I will give it back to my friend."
Now a lot of sketchy people are gathering around my truck. Mind you, I am well trained for this; I am issued handcuffs. One pair. Not seven pairs, and I think there are seven transients interested in my truck, and I'm barely qualified to operate these handcuffs in the bedroom, let alone in the field against seven crack heads. I explain to the guy, no, it doesn't work that way. Tell me who your friend is and I will give the dog to him. He says, no, man, I will prove it to you, the dog loves me. And he starts walking around the front of my truck to go to the passenger window where the dog is, while another knucklehead begins jerking on the door handle to my truck.
My television-training instinct kicks in at this point, and I push the button to start rolling up the passenger window. The guy gets to the passenger window, tries to put his head inside the truck, and this dog I just picked up, who is still a little undecided about me, but must know that I am good, since I am giving her shelter and beef jerky, comes completely unglued and tries to eat the homeless guy who is coming through the half-rolled up window. The other idiots on my side of the truck back way off, saying words that rhyme with "holy fucking shit, did you see how that fucker almost took so-and-so's face off?! and the clown who thought the dog was his friend's dog says something like "oh, must be a different dog," and I drove away with my new best friend, "Petunia."
Anyway, that was two years ago. Petunia was great with me, for a while. But you put a dog in a kennel, and keep her there for a year, or a year and a half, or two, with minimal socializing, and things change. Petunia was a red-lock dog from the get-go. Only experienced volunteers and staff could handle her. She required a lot of vet visits too, developing a bad case of demodex, a skin parasite that is hard to kill and even harder to control in a kennel environment. Petunia found herself in a chainlink world exactly the same size as a small prison cell, with an itchy skin condition that needed hands-on treatment, and only a few people in her world she trusted who could help her with her medication. Petunia didn't like or trust all of our officers, nor all of our volunteers. She was very fearful. For months her appointments were scheduled on days that I worked and could take her. Eventually, Petunia was even fearful of me at her kennel gate, and soon she no longer would warm up to my efforts to coax her out of her enclosure. One day she showed me a level of fear aggression that I realized I could not overcome, and I passed her on to the few who could work with her.
Over time I admit I didn't think about Petunia as much. We had a lot of long-term stays at our shelter, and I was happy I could help socialize those who trusted me. Some were dogs I had brought in, some were brought in by other officers, some came in over the counter, and all of them needed as much attention and affection as they could get and we could give. Many were adopted out to new families, some were transferred to second chance rescue groups. I don't remember them all, as new ones came in every week. I recall at some point Petunia was on a list with a few other kennel-aggressive pits to be shipped to a forever-rescue operation out-of-state, where she would have a large dog house and dog run to live her life out in, forever to be labeled an "unadoptable dog."
And then a few months ago I pulled my truck into the sally port behind the shelter and saw some guy I didn't recognize inside one of our secured dog runs throwing a ball with a light brindle pit. A big, scary guy, and a big scary pit. Petunia. Next weekend, he was there again. And then, it seemed like every other day, this guy was inside the secured dog run, playing, cuddling, napping, reading, nuzzling, and just hanging out with Petunia.
I asked him and he told me. He wanted to be there, at the animal shelter, with Petunia. He didn't want to be anywhere else. He had been deployed to the Middle East as a Marine, he was still living on base, where they didn't allow mastiff breeds as pets. He had something like 8 or 6 or 4 weeks left until they would discharge him, and the minute he got his papers, he was going to bring Petunia back to his family home, far away from California, far away from here, far away from where he had been. And as I talked to this Marine through the chain-link, Petunia wagged her tail and licked my hand through the fence, barked once at me, and nuzzled the guy like, quit talking, and throw the ball some more for me! And he turned away from me and went back to playing with his girl.
Three weeks ago, after living in a cage for two years, Petunia jumped into a sweet orange Challenger and helped her new dad escape his cage to start their new life. Sometimes I think about looking up the guy's number to check in on him and Petunia. But frankly, I don't think either of them need to look back.


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Those interested in Enochian magic have often had to wade through books of dubious scholarship. Because the books were in (now archaic) English, Latin and some passages were written in the "Angelic" language Dee communed with the spirits in hack authors were attracted to the material because few would be able to critique their shoddy work. Viewing the originals was of course out of the question for most people.
I do not practice any sort of Enochian rituals and frankly have not met anyone who seriously pursued this practice so I can make no endorsements of any particular authors or translations. I have heard good things about Joseph Peterson's John Dee's Five Books of Mystery but the book is fairly expensive even in it's Kindle edition which runs almost $40.
If you're Latin and "Celestial Speech" is good enough some of Dee's original writings are available to be viewed online courtesy of The Magickal Review. The serious student will enjoy pouring over these scans trying to make heads or tails of them. The average practitioner these days will shoot off some poorly worded emails demanding someone re-write the entire collection in text-speak, I'm sure.
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`'I am very, very keen that the pope should see it, if you have any influence in those quarters," Frears told reporters ahead of the film's world premiere in competition at the Venice Film Festival.
Asked to explain, he said: `'He seems like a rather good bloke, the pope."
`'Philomena" stars Judi Dench in the title role as a woman who sought to locate her son, and Steve Coogan, as Martin Sixsmith, the journalist who accompanied her on her journey and wrote a 2009 book, which itself has been a catalyst for thousands of `'shamed" Irish mothers who similarly lost their children to come forward.
`'Whatever has happened in the past, a policy of openness and honesty is really the way forward. I think in a very small way, that is what this film is saying," said screenwriter Jeff Pope.
In the story, Philomena Lee has kept the out-of-wedlock birth of her son secret for 50 years, while trying to locate him through the convent where she delivered him and was forced to work for four years to repay the nuns for taking her in. She and the other young mothers there were allowed to see their children for an hour a day.
Philomena's child, Anthony, was adopted when he was three. On his 50th birthday she grows a new determination to find out how his life turned out and if he ever thought of her - finally revealing her secret. Sixsmith, a cynical former political journalist who was just fired from a government job, reluctantly takes on the human interest story and sets off on a journey to the United States with Philomena - a pairing that gives comedic turns to the tragic story.
Coogan, who also co-wrote the screenplay, said the film needed some comic relief, `'otherwise it would be just a tragic, depressing story. The humor was important to lighten the mood, and sugar the pill. It was also important we didn't overdo it. I said, `If I mug too much, or if my face becomes too animated, tell me to turn it down.' "
He said most of Frears' direction was motioning from the side to bring it down a notch.
Dench called it `'a shockingly terrible story, and it rightly should be told." The actress met Philomena several times before filming, and admired her enduring faith and ability to forgive, which `'is what makes her extreme, and makes the story worth telling," Dench said.


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Let's catch up on last week: Team Dominate and Team Goat Farmers missed a flight and ended up hours and hours behind the lead pack. They vowed to run the rest of the leg together, and we last saw Dominate watching the Farmers try to perform a synchronized swimming routine, failing over and over because of Brent's fear of water.
Meanwhile, Team Rock On left their backpacks in a cab, and the cab disappeared. Abba's passport was in the cab, too, so when they checked in at the Pit Stop Phil told them to produce their passports.
At the beginning of this episode, we see Rock On head to a hotel to make some phone calls. It gets dark.
The swimming pool is about to close, and the swim coach tells Brent he has one more chance. Abbie and Ryan cheer them on, but they still fail. Coach hands them their clue and says they've incurred a four-hour penalty. I think that's a first, where the activity closes before the team is ready to give up.
The two teams caravan to the Roadblock, the padlocked Trees of Love. Abbie and Josh take it, they are so tired and slow. Josh's mind is a bit quicker, though, and he finishes while Abbie is stuck. Josh then gives Abbie a hug and helps her finish her last padlocks. That was a seriously sweet moment, you guys. Boyfriend Ryan hugs Josh and they all leave together.
Phil is at the mat with the cheerful accordion player. The two teams try to synchronize their jumps onto the mat, but they are too tired to coordinate. Phil informs them that there's still a team "out there," having trouble on the course, so he awards them spots four and five. The penalty will be assessed at the beginning of the next leg. How about that for a finish?
Oh, but it's not done. Rock On has contacted the embassy and anyone else they can think of, then they go to the mat to say farewell to Phil. Phil tells them that they are officially the last team to arrive, but as crazy fate would have it, it's a non-elimination leg. They can still race, with a speed bump, but if they don't get a passport, they're out. Interesting.
Lexi and The Cabbie
Trey and Lexi are the first to depart, but no start times are given so I don't know how teams are spaced out. They have to go to Building 6 at an agricultural academy and then report to a large chemistry auditorium.
Their first driver drops them off at what looks like an abandoned subway tunnel full of graffiti and broken glass. They're thinking it's not so much an agricultural academy as a den of lost passports and broken dreams, so they flag down a new cab.
The new driver has swag, y'all. He's in his 60s, maybe, built like a Russian mobster. He's wearing a pink striped shirt, pink tie, and a mint green plaid sport coat. He's just chillin' in the cab, smoking a cigarette with the windows up. Lexi tells him to go back somewhere, he's like, "Girl, why are you telling me where to go?" He then delivers them to an abandoned building.
Something about that green coat compels Texi to stay with their driver. They peer out an open window (somebody had to open a window, even though it's raining) and a passing car splashes both of their faces. It's a great day in Moscow, everyone! Cabbie takes them to a hotel for some translating, because his magical outfit doesn't seem to be able to convince them that wherever he drops them is the right place.
At the hotel, we see that Cabbie is also rocking some white shoes. Because, of course he is. They finally get to the right building and bid him farewell.
Jaymes and James and The Cabbie
The Chippendales have better luck with their driver. He takes them to the correct building on his first try, where they find out that the task doesn't open until 8 a.m. Their cab driver decides to hang out in the hall with them. They introduce themselves to their driver as Jaymes and James, and he's all, "#@&$ Americans and their redundant names of redundancy."
By the way, the Chipps are shocked and delighted to be the first team there, because it has never happened. By the way, again, they are wearing sleeveless shirts on this leg.
Put the pencils down.
The Roadblock is run by a Professor. He's a thin, stern, Russian professor. He has three lines: "The next round is starting;" "Put the pencils down;" and "It's not correct." He is not someone to mess with.
Let's take a moment to go over the challenge. Russia is the world's largest country and it has nine different time zones. On a large screen at the front of the classroom, three slides will flash for a short period of time. The first says what the current time is in Moscow. The second shows the different zones, labeled as Moscow +4, then unlabeled sections as +6, +7, and so on.
The third slide is the same map as the second, only instead of numbers, it shows the names of various cities in each zone. The Racer is given a sheet of paper with a list of about 20 cities, and they have to calculate the correct time of day in five of them.
It's complicated. The point is that Moscow +4 throws people off. It means Moscow is four hours ahead of something (some unspecified standard time), and the other cities are even more hours ahead. The glitch is that people see Moscow as zero hour and they add seven hours, for instance, when they should only add three. If this all makes no sense, just understand that there's a trick.
Jaymes and Lexi sit next to each other in the auditorium, giggling and chatting like the pretty people do. Lexi writes her name at the top of her paper and draws a smiley face next to it. The round begins, they try to memorize and scribble, they put the pencils down, they are incorrect. Over and over.
They decide to work together, splitting the map in half and then copying answers. They still fail, until after the eleventh time Lexi realizes that they've been adding from zero instead of from four. Jaymes teases that he's been stuck with a dumb cheerleader.
They take it a twelfth time, and The Professor busts out his last line: "I'm really sorry [sad face], but you win!!" Then he cheers for them. He totally took fakeout lessons from Phil.
The Twins and The Cabbie
The Twins leave in third place, one of them is wearing short shorts and long pink socks, because it's cold and rainy (like Seattle, remember?) and that's appropriate for the weather. They tell their cab driver where to go, and on the way he tries to take them to McDonald's. They're like, no thanks, and he's like, but you're American, every American wants to travel to a foreign country and see what the McDonald's is like, so I take you to McDonald's.
They finally convince him that they don't need to go to McDonald's, and they want him to stop for directions. He busts out his English, then. "I taxi 37 years." You know, quiet down in the back seat!
Seriously, what's up with cab drivers in Russia? Stealing backpacks, dropping teams off at abandoned warehouses ... In Soviet Russia, cab driver tells you where to go!
When the Twins arrive at the Roadblock, they read the instructions and immediately say, "Hell, no!" They hand over their Express Pass and move on, completely missing The Professor Experience.
Jaymes and James and The Cabbie: Epilogue
Remember their driver was hanging out with them, waiting in the hall? When they finish the Roadblock they rush out and tell him they're ready to go. Cabbie is all, "Coffee break?" He was at some cafe getting breakfast, and doesn't really understand why they don't want to pause. Every American wants to stop for coffee!
Oh, the Chipps help Texi get a cab, too, since they got help on the Roadblock. They're paying it forward.
This is the time on Not-Sprockets when we dance!
The popular side of the Detour is called Movers. Phil calls it a grueling physical challenge. They have to learn and perform a Russian soldier dance. You know Russian dances, with the squat kicks and the leg spins? It's that.
James sprained his ankle in Shanghai. Did we miss that? Oh well, he's not gonna make a fuss about it. He's gotta dance! His ankle is killing him, he's sweating profusely from the pain, but he wants to push through and keep their position. Jaymes talks him through the performance. They fail the first time but it looks like they get it the second time. A medic checks out the ankle while Jaymes reads the next clue.
Texi finishes up soon after, and they leave together. The Chipps try to call another cab for Texi, but Texi has disappeared. "Guys, we can't help each other if you run off," Jaymes calls to the empty sidewalk.
Guess what, Chippendales? You are Team Number One! Yay!
Texi takes second place.
The Twins arrive at the dancing Detour when the other teams leave, so they don't get to be loud in front of other people. We established last week that they're quieter when they're alone.
One Twin has a wardrobe malfunction when the soldier pants she's wearing split from back to front, and all the watching soldiers laugh. Otherwise no drama from them, and they arrive at the Pit Stop in third.
Boyfriend Ryan and The Professor
We know Ryan's a nerd, right? The Route Info sends them to an agricultural academy. Ryan: "I went to UC Davis and that's an agricultural school, what what!!" Abbie points out that if it's numbers or science, Ryan's the guy for the job because he's smart. She's only partly teasing him.
Ryan is very excited to dominate the Roadblock. He knows puzzles and brain games, he's good at memorizing, they'll be in and out. He actually finishes the quiz before the Professor calls pencils down, and he's gathering up his things while he gets graded.
"It's not correct."
Ryan is shocked, says he was right, but he tries again.
Six times, seven times, eight times. He rips up the test before turning it in. Another time, "I did six cities this time, just in case." Professor just says his lines over and over.
Test 18. Ryan says he doesn't know why theres a +4 in the Moscow zone if it's not the same time as Moscow. Abbie points out to the camera that he's overthinking. Test 21, his mind short-circuits. "I thought there was a glitch in the Matrix," he says.
The Professor breaks character and says, "Try to relax."
Ryan answers with, "The file is corrupt."
The Professor chuckles.
Suddenly, feeling hungry, an old, fat hamster wakes up in Ryan's brain and lazily trudges over to a rusty wheel. It begins another hopeless quest for a dried-out piece of cheese dangling forever out of reach, and the power supplied by those four stubby legs creates just enough energy for a two-watt lightbulb in Ryan's brain to crackle faintly to life. He understands. He understands, everyone! He shouts, "I'm so stupid," over and over, and the Professor stands at the front of the room and laughs with glee at Ryan's breakthrough.
Then the Professor quiets his expression and calls for the next round. Ryan finishes it quickly, and the Professor gives him the fakeout. And then they hug! Best scene ever! You can stop reading now because it doesn't get any better.
More stuff that happened
If you're still with me, Goat Farmer Brent was a straight-A student, a teacher's pet. He passes the Roadblock on the first try! After all the drama with Ryan, the Professor is stunned, and he gives another out-of-character line, telling Brent he's a very smart man.
Abbie and Ryan go dancing, and Ryan points out that, "This wasn't Girlfriend Abbie Hat day, this was Dance Instructor Abbie Hat day." Have I told you lately that I love him? With Abbie's coaching, they finish the task and check in with Phil in fourth place.
The Goat Farmers choose the other Detour option, which involves a cocktail party with historic Russian leaders.
"We're very good at cocktail parties," they say.
They have some fun, do some sword fighting, dance with Catherine the Great, get told by Lenin to "be careful with vodka and Russian women." Oh Lenin, you don't know the half of it. They give a final toast to Russia when they finish, and then mention that it was "lively for a dead crowd." Fine, you guys win second place for wit, and fifth place at the Pit Stop.
Megadeth? How about Megadead?
They tried. They went to the police, filed a report, made phone calls. They even ran the Race and did a Speed Bump, although we didn't see much besides them driving around in a limo. It was probably not the best of times, probably not the worst of times, but it was sadly the end of times. When James and Abba check in with Phil, still missing a passport and in last place, he eliminates them.
That kind of totally sucks for them. Phil's Twitter feed didn't mention what happened to them, so let's all just pretend that Team Rock On found a new career serenading newlyweds by the Trees of Love. They're very happy, and Abba's knees are doing very well, thanks for asking.


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Deer disease outbreak worsens in South Dakota
YANKTON, S.D. (AP) State wildlife officials are eliminating unsold deer hunting licenses in southeastern South Dakota in response to a disease outbreak.
The move affects Bon Homme, Hutchinson, Yankton, Clay, Union and Charles Mix counties, as well as southern Perkins County in the northwestern part of the state. Hunters who already have licenses are being given the option of turning them in for a refund.
South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks earlier reduced the number of deer licenses in some western hunting units because of the disease commonly known by the acronym EHD. It is spread by a biting midge and has killed more than 1,000 deer in South Dakota this year.


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Judges retire to decide Knox verdict
Florence, Italy - Lawyers for US student Amanda Knox urged a Florence court to find her and her former Italian boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito innocent of the 2007 murder of Briton Meredith Kercher as judges retired to decide a verdict on Thursday.
Kercher, 21, was found stabbed to death in her bedroom in the apartment she shared with Knox in the Umbrian city of Perugia in 2007, where the two were students.
Investigators quickly pointed to Knox and Sollecito as suspects, building a narrative that the two killed Kercher in a sex game gone awry. Both were convicted in an initial trial and spent four years in prison.
They were cleared on appeal, but Italy's highest court last year quashed that verdict due to "inconsistencies" and ordered a repeat of the appeal trial.
Prosecutors have asked for 26 years in prison for both Knox and Sollecito for the murder. A verdict is expected on Thursday night.
The case has played out through the media as much as through the courts, propelling Knox and Sollecito to something approaching celebrity status in their home countries. Armies of bloggers battle over disputed evidence about the case online.
Supporters of Knox in the United States have done much to transform an initial public image of her as a sex-obsessed party girl, which critics say prevented a fair trial, to one portraying her as a victim of a faulty justice system.
Knox has lived in her US home city of Seattle since her 2011 release and has not returned to Italy to hear the verdict, saying she will remain a "fugitive" if found guilty.
But Sollecito, dressed in a smart coat with sunglasses despite the pouring rain, attended with his family.
In final statements to the panel of two judges and eight jurors, defence lawyers asked them to disregard DNA traces that originally helped convict the two, saying errors by investigators meant they could not be relied upon.
Traces of DNA on a knife found in Sollecito's apartment and on Kercher's bra clasp, as well as footprints from the crime scene, have been poured over in the latest trial.
Knox's lawyer Carlo Dalla Vedova raised his voice in anger as he urged the judges not to feel they had to protect the reputation of the Italian justice system, following allegations from the United States that a flawed system led to Knox being wrongfully dragged into the case as a suspect.
"Judges, we cannot send two innocent people to jail to ... protect the dignity of anyone we heard in this process," Dalla Vedova said. "What about the dignity of the accused, who spent four years in jail? The dignity of the family? The victim?"
He dismissed Knox's initial testimony to police, in which she falsely implicated Congolese bar owner Patrick Lumumba in the crime and described hearing Kercher scream, as the result of police manipulation, confusion and her lack of Italian language skills.
The prosecution maintains her initial testimony proves she had knowledge of the crime, and has asked for an additional four years of jail for Knox for a standing slander conviction for implicating Lumumba.
Lawyers for Sollecito and Knox argue that only one person is guilty of the murder: Ivory Coast-born Rudy Guede, who is serving a 16-year sentence for sexually assaulting and stabbing Kercher. His trial found that he did not act alone because of the number and variety of Kercher's more than 40 wounds.
The court has the power to detain Sollecito immediately if he is judged a flight risk, but Knox would need to be extradited to serve any sentence. - Reuters


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You have to give Marco Andretti credit.
He's an Indy Car driver, which would be something for any 24-year-old to be proud of. But for Andretti, having the guts to choose that profession is something many twenty-somethings wouldn't want to take on.
His father is Michael Andretti, the third-winningest driver in Indy Car history.
His grandfather is Mario Andretti, the most versatile American driver in motorsports history.
Marco said he might be feeling that pressure — if he had ever known anything else.
"I don't know what it's like being anybody else," he said. "I'm very fortunate, really. As I see it, I've got two of the best as my support system. I guess it's a double-edged sword."
In terms of reference material, it's tough to beat having Mario (the only driver ever to win the Daytona 500, Indy 500 and Formula One World Driving championship) and Michael (the third-winningest driver in Indy car and the winner of three IndyCar championships and two Indianapolis 500s as a car owner) at his disposal.
Certainly, it has meant both opportunity and expectations.
Marco will tell you straightforwardly that, when he was coming up through the open wheel ranks, "there were so many talented drivers. Kids who beat me, but didn't get sponsors."
Marco Andretti got sponsors, and when he was ready to race he was lucky — his dad owned IndyCar teams. He got a ride, and during his first season in 2006, he increased the expectations. He finished second in the Indianapolis 500, the sport's most legendary race, and he won at Infineon Raceway near San Francisco.
Though he didn't get his second career win until this June at Iowa Speedway, he's been among the IZOD IndyCar Series top 10 drivers in four of his five seasons. Heading into Sunday's race at Infineon, he sits in 7th in the points race and has his eyes on the top 5.
"It's definitely possible," he said.
And it would be especially meaningful for him to add to his win total at Sunday's Baltimore Grand Prix.
"It's very much my home race," said Marco Andretti, who lives in Nazareth, Pa.. "Instead of having to fly somewhere, I'm going to get in my car and drive over. I'm going to have a lot of family and friends there. … I grew up on road and street courses. I like them."
As much as he looks forward to Baltimore, Andretti admits he still looks back to his first race at Indy.
When Andretti finished second — getting passed on the final lap, a couple hundred yards from the finish — the conversation was as much a discussion of the continued Andretti curse at Indy (grandfather, father and son have a combined one win in 65 tries) as it was about the exhilarating and promising performance of Marco the rookie.
"I still think about that race everyday," he said. "But I don't look at what happened as an omen. My grandfather says, 'Count your blessings.'I've been upside down at that place and was lucky. I'm still young, and I'm still mad about that race. I can see winning it one day. I've been close on more than three occasions."
The youngest Andretti doesn't shy away from who he is. He has even bought the home in which he grew up in Nazareth from his father, who has relocated to Indianapolis.
"I didn't want to leave, and Dad couldn't sell it for a long time," Marco said. "So I bought it from him. It worked out well for both of us."
Fathers and grandfathers are much the same everywhere. They want their kids to be happy and have success. The Andrettis are no different. Marco said his grandfather "is more blunt" in his critiques. Mario nods and admits, "I am of course critical," but he quickly adds, "I just want so much for him to win."
Michael is more gentle.
"When I started racing, I worked hard to win because being the son of Mario Andretti, I was afraid to lose," he said.
Marco appreciates the wisdom his father acquired.
"My dad's been there," he said. "He's had the father in the sport, and he's aware of what that's like. Away from the track, he might ask me, 'Why didn't you do that?' I think that's how we work it out. Father and son away from the track, but all business at the race track."
Still, Marco Andretti admitted after winning at Iowa in June that the dominating emotion he felt was relief.
"Sure I've heard questions about my winning drought," he said. "All I can say is that I've done nothing different. But over the years, I've only gained experience. I've always known how to drive. I think I drive like my dad and grandfather. I'm aggressive, but I like to be sensible, too. I think they were both like that. And when the opportunity presents itself, I want to know I can go. I think they did, too. We all like to attack in the corners.
"But experience brings the ability to know what you need in the car to go faster. That's half the battle. As I'm getting older I'm better able to put my finger on that. At this stage, I've felt certain things before, and I can say, 'Ah, I know what this means.' Knowing those things, being able to help make the car better makes my job of driving easier."
Marco Andretti has enjoyed the opportunity — and expectations — that come with his famous family
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YORK � Join us on Tuesday, October 9, at 7 p.m., for �Video Conferencing: Using Skype, AIM, and Facetime To Stay In Touch�, the final program of York Public Library�s Summer and Fall 2012 Technology Program Series.
At the Seattle World�s Fair in 1960, one of the most talked about pavilions was AT&T�s VideoPhone. Half a century later, this technology is finally becoming a common way to stay in touch with long- and short-distance family and friends. If you have a broadband Internet connection, you probably have all you need to start using this technology. Mike Segroves will show you how the most common systems�Skype, FaceTime and AIM�work and how you can get them up and running now.
The York Public Library is located at 15 Long Sands Road in York and is open on Tuesdays from 10 to 7, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 10 to 5, and on Saturdays from 10 to 2.
DURHAM � ARA�s featured speaker, Carl E. Lindblade, will present an intriguing historical program, �The Roosevelt Funeral Train�. The October General Meeting will be held Monday, October 15, at 1:30pm at the Durham Evangelical Church, Route 108. Refreshments will be served. This meeting is open to the public. To get additional information visit our website at www.unh.edu/ara or contact Carol Caldwell at 603-343-1004.
EXETER � This year the Exeter Area Garden Club celebrates four decades of gardening. The EAGC meets on the third Thursday of every month from 9:00 am to noon at the Stratham Community Church. Visitors are always welcome. The October 18, meeting will feature Ginny Shannon - �A Wonderful Herbalist�. Please join us.
DOVER � Card & Game Party sponsored by the Wentworth-Douglass auxiliary, Friday,Oct. 19 - WDH auditorium 2 & 3, 1:30 to 5:00 pm. Donation $10.00 per person. A light lunch will be served. Please bring cards/games for your table. Please RSVP by Oct. 12, to Anita Caron at 742-6000.
BARRINGTON � TOPS stands for Take Off Pounds Sensibly and its purpose is to help people who want to lose weight to do so wisely and healthily. This chapter meets every Tuesday night basically from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. at the Restoration Church on Rte. 125 next to the Federal Savings Bank. Both men and women (and children) are welcome to join. Patricia Newhall, Weight Recorder, 664-2816.
Knitting For World Peace is a group of volunteers who knit, crochet, quilt and use fiber to create items for community members in need. They meet at Panera Bread, Dover, on Wednesday, 6:30-8 p.m.; and Sun Moon Stars Herbals, 38 Front St., Rollinsford, Sundays 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Call Lin Richard at 603-337-5124 for more information.
The Seacoast Community Garden Network website can be found at www.SeacoastCommunityGardenNetwork.org and is on Facebook at �Seacoast Community Garden Network.� For more information, contact Jenny Isler, SCGNetwork@ gmail.com, 207-809-3102.
DOVER � The Widowed Support Group meets on the second Sunday in March in Auditoriums 2 and 3 on the second floor of Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, Dover. For further information, contact President Toni Kretsepes at (603) 742-0208.
DOVER � Friends of the Earth, Sea and Space Center, a non-profit organization working to develop a museum of earth, sea and space on the New Hampshire Seacoast, is looking for volunteers to get involved with fundraising, educational outreach, publicity, and other efforts. For more information, call Monique at (603) 801-8328 or e-mail her at fessc. firstname.lastname@example.com. You can request a volunteer brochure, as well as information about the project. Those interested are also invited to visit the website at www.earthseaspacemuseum.org.
DOVER � Create a peaceful world by sustaining our future. For over 5 years a multimedia discussion series has explored building community and sustaining the earth�s resources through sessions on renewable/nonrenewable energy, food issues, economic, financial and health issues. Wednesdays, 7 p.m., Dover Friends Meeting, 141 Central Ave, Dover.
DOVER � The GFWC Dover Area Woman�s Club meets the second Wednesday of each month at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, 6:30 p.m. The organization is looking for women 18 and older to join. The club strives to enhance the lives of others through community service. For more information call 603-842-4654.
DOVER � Dover Duplicate Bridge Club games are held on Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. in the McConnell Center on Locust Street. Games are open to players of all abilities and are stratified. Coffee and desserts are served. The cost is $5 per person. Contact Carl Vancelette at 664-7129 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
DOVER � The Widowed Support Group of Southern New Hampshire meets at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, 2nd floor auditorium, second Sundays of the month. For information call Toni, 742-0208.
KENNEBUNK, Maine � The Astronomical Society of Northern New England (ASNNE) meets on the first Friday of the month at the New School, 38 York St. (Route 1) in Kennebunk. Beginning Astronomy classes start at 6:45 pm. Regular meeting at 7:30 pm Please see the club�s website for details (asnne.org).
KINGSTON � The Sit �n� Stitch group meets every first and third Tuesday from 5:30-7 p.m. in the children�s room of the Nichols Memorial Library, 169 Main St., Kingston. 603-642-3521.
LEE � The Lee Firemen�s Association meets on third Tuesdays monthly at 7 p.m., at the Lee Safety Complex. For more information, call Barbara Gingras at 659-3919.
NOTTINGHAM � Do you love horses? Have you always wanted to learn to ride? Join the 4-H Deerfield Riders Horse Club. The club is open to ages 8 and up and will focus on horses, horse management, and styles of riding. You do not need to own a horse to join! For more information, call Kim Gilman at (603) 509-7366.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Maine � The Zonta Club of York County meets the second Thursday of the month, September through June, at 6 p.m. at the Captain�s Galley Restaurant in Old Orchard Beach. For more information, contact the club president, KT Snyder, at firstname.lastname@example.com or at www.zontadistrict1.org.
PORTLAND, Maine � The Maine Good Sam RV Club, area chapters throughout Maine focus on family friendly RV fun, as well as activities that �give back to the community.� For information go to www.MaineGoodSams.org or firstname.lastname@example.com.
PORTSMOUTH � The Knit-Wits have changed their name to Sit �n Stitch and now welcome all needle crafters. Meeting every Wednesday from 10-Noon, the Sit �n Stitch gathering offers an open space to knit, crochet, embroider or work on other lap work. It�s a time to pick up tips and share projects. All skill levels and ages welcome! The meeting is held in the Hilton Garden Room on the second floor of the library at 175 Parrott Avenue. For more information please contact librarian, Lisa Harling at 603-766-1713 or via email, firstname.lastname@example.com.
PORTSMOUTH � The Portsmouth Area NAACP Unit holds its monthly meetings on the first Monday of each month, unless the first Monday falls on a holiday weekend or there is extreme inclement weather in which case the meeting will be held on the second Monday. The general membership meeting begins at 7 pm. The meeting location is: One New Hampshire Avenue Portsmouth, (Pease Tradeport) 03801. Meetings are held in the third floor conference room, take the elevator. For more information contact Fred Purnell at 603-749-6362 or visit www.seacoastnaacp.com.
PORTSMOUTH � The Portsmouth Toastmasters club meets from 7-9 p.m. at the United Methodist Church on Miller Avenue in Portsmouth on the first and third Thursday of every month. Guests are always welcome. Contact bessette. email@example.com. Visit www.toastmasters.org for more information.
PORTSMOUTH � Great Bay Duplicate Bridge Club meets at 10 a.m. every Monday at First United Methodist Church, 129 Miller Avenue in Portsmouth. You may come without a partner. Refreshments available. Short break for lunch. For information visit www.greatbaybridge.com or call (603) 436-8357.
ROCHESTER � Rochester Humane Lodge 21 was constituted March 1810 and Chartered in 1811. It has a long history of chartitable fund raising and local community involvement and is located at 31 Hanson St in Rocheser. Our meetings are held several times a month. For more information or membership contact Secetary Jeff Brown at 603-320-7010.
ROCHESTER � All are welcome at the monthly Healing Circle in the Community & Education Center next to Frisbie Memorial Hospital in Rochester. We meet the 4th Wednesday of every month from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
WAKEFIELD � Community String Band in Wakefield: Come Join the Fun! Come and learn to play traditional music with others (jigs, reels, hornpipes, waltzes and other tunes) in a very supportive and fun atmosphere! No previous experience needed. All instruments welcome. Thursday evenings at the First Congregational Church of Wakefield, 2718 Wakefield Rd., across from the Wakefield Inn. A group for beginners starts at 6, and a mixed levels group begins at 7. Classes are $10 and are taught by wonderful multi-instrumentalist Seth Austen. Call 522-3189 for more information
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