Scoop November 2008

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==Transition Norwich Theme Groups - Nov. and Dec. 7.30pm, The Playhouse==
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==Transition Norwich Theme Groups - Nov.2008 7.30pm, The Playhouse==
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The dates for first meetings are:
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The dates for first meetings and of a few follow-up meetings are:
*Monday, 3rd November - Local government & planning
*Monday, 3rd November - Local government & planning
*Tuesday, 11th November - Energy
*Tuesday, 11th November - Energy
*Wednesday, 12th November - Buildings
*Wednesday, 12th November - Buildings
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*Monday, 17th November - 18:30  Grapes Hill Community Garden meeting, Reindeer
*Tuesday, 18th November - Transport
*Tuesday, 18th November - Transport
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*Tuesday, 2nd December - Young People
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*Wednesday, 19th November - 19:30 City Farms meeting at The Forum, Norwich (in Cafe Marzano)
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*Tuesday, 16th December - Economy/Business
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*Tuesday, 25th November -19:30 Heart&Soul group (venue tbc)
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*Wednesday, 26 November - 20:00 Children/Families/Edcn UEA, Room 1.33
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All of the meetings will be in the Playroom at the Playhouse, starting at 7.30pm.
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If not stated otherwise, meetings will be in the Playroom at the Playhouse, starting at 7.30pm.
More information: http://www.transitionnorwich.org/
More information: http://www.transitionnorwich.org/
For more information about these events go to http://www.fdmx.co.uk or to Book a Free space on this event please contact Louise@fdmx.co.uk or Megan@fdmx.co.uk
For more information about these events go to http://www.fdmx.co.uk or to Book a Free space on this event please contact Louise@fdmx.co.uk or Megan@fdmx.co.uk
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==Vigil: 7th Anniversary of the 'Liberation' of Afghanistan, Thursday, Nov 20th, 7:00pm, opposite the Forum==
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==Vigil: 7th Anniversary of the 'Liberation' of Afghanistan, new Date, Wednesday, Nov 26th, 7:00pm, opposite the Forum==
This is the 7th anniversary of the so called liberation of Afghanistan.
This is the 7th anniversary of the so called liberation of Afghanistan.
A vigil will be held in remembrance of all people killed in Afghanistan
A vigil will be held in remembrance of all people killed in Afghanistan
   
   
The Norwich and District Branch of the United Nations Association is celebrating the 60th anniversary of its founding in 1948 and are very pleased to host a talk on this vital subject. The world is rapidly reaching the point at which oil production must start to reduce year on year, with dramatic consequences for our economy, food supply, and way of life.  Transition Norwich aims to facilitate a community response to the twin problems of Peak Oil and Climate Change. Norwich & District UNA are fully supportive of their efforts. So please do try to come to this lunchtime meeting.
The Norwich and District Branch of the United Nations Association is celebrating the 60th anniversary of its founding in 1948 and are very pleased to host a talk on this vital subject. The world is rapidly reaching the point at which oil production must start to reduce year on year, with dramatic consequences for our economy, food supply, and way of life.  Transition Norwich aims to facilitate a community response to the twin problems of Peak Oil and Climate Change. Norwich & District UNA are fully supportive of their efforts. So please do try to come to this lunchtime meeting.
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==Charity event for Asylum seekers, Friday, Nov 28th, 7pm, IPSWICH, St John’s United Reformed Church==
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The charity event is aimed to raise awareness about people who have
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had to seek Asylum in Britain. The evening will be specifically
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looking at what happens to some refugees’ identity when making the
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transition from their home country into British culture and society.
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The evening will be a mix of different art forms of communication
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including film, poetry, singing and dance.
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We have got some wonderful performers and speakers; Godiva Apedo, Ele
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Scott, Mr. Gee, Nawroz Oramari, Mqhubeli Timbha and Jackie Rigden.
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Godiva Apedo is a very talented dancer who has had a passion to
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perform from her early years and was in the original cast of the Lion
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King at the Lyceum theatre Covent Garden. Godiva trained at Rambert
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School of Ballet and Contemporary dance and from there has gone on to
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tour with companies internationally.
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Ele Scott is another talented dancer who enjoys all forms of dance but
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especially loves contemporary. Ele also is the lead singer of well
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known Suffolk band ‘The Pursuit’. The band has become so successful
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over the years that Town 102 even made them the group to have as a
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package wedding prize in 2007.
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Mr. Gee is a gifted poet who seems to be able to turn his talent to
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anything…radio presenting for BBC’s Bespoken Word, performing comedy
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alongside Russell Brand, producing; the list goes on. Mr. Gee has just
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finished performing at ‘Into the Hoods’ at the Novello Theatre, Covent
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Garden. One of Mr. Gee’s poems will be played at the event.
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Nawroz Oramari is a Kurdish singer who incorporates all languages that
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he has come across in his lifetime through his lyrical work. Nawroz
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describes himself as a refugee from birth as his family had to escape
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war and the genocide when he was a baby. In his early years Nawroz
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became a leading figure in the movement for revolution. Nawroz used
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his
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singing as a form of communication to make the nation aware of the
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political instability and violent regimes.
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Mqhubeli Timbha is a refugee who has fled from Zimbabwe. Mqhubeli was
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forced to seek Asylum after he was assaulted by the armed thugs of the
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ruling party; Zanu-PF. Mqhubeli was detained in Hammondsworth and
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there
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he took part in a hunger strike. The hunger strike was driven in
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protest against the deportation of Zimbabweans who would have to go
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back to face Mugabe’s regime.
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Mqhubeli will be inviting the audience to ask questions about his
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experiences of seeking Asylum in Britain.
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Jackie Rigden has been an active volunteer visitor of centres in the
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South of London for almost ten years.
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Jackie will be speaking at the event highlighting the process one has
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to undergo to seek Asylum. Jackie will also be unraveling the meaning
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behind certain terminologies that may be used in the media that can be
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misinterpreted.
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The event is being held at St John’s United Reformed Church, 1 Cowper
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Street, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP4 5JD on Friday 28th November 2008. It
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will
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start at 7pm (doors will be opening at 6.30pm). Refreshments will be
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available. (£5 per ticket)
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Please contact Melissa Day for the purchasing of tickets or for any
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queries: 01473434683 or 07789838235
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http://www.keme.net/~stjohnsurcips/charity.htm
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or http://www.aboutmyarea.co.uk/Suffolk/Ipswich/IP1/News/Whats-On/115454-
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All funds raised will be donated to the Helen Bamber Foundation
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==A Simple Gift Sale, Saturday, Nov 29th 2008, 11am-2pm, Friends Meeting House==
==A Simple Gift Sale, Saturday, Nov 29th 2008, 11am-2pm, Friends Meeting House==
along as possible!
along as possible!
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Rat masks and ‘go faster’, ‘work harder’ signs will be provided and it
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Rat masks and 'go faster', 'work harder' signs will be provided and it
would be good if people could dress smart (ish). We don’t know how long it
would be good if people could dress smart (ish). We don’t know how long it
will last but probably an hour or two of racing, with lots of rest breaks.
will last but probably an hour or two of racing, with lots of rest breaks.
Here’s what you need to know …
Here’s what you need to know …
DATE - SATURDAY 29th NOVEMBER
DATE - SATURDAY 29th NOVEMBER
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MEET - ST ANDREW’S PLAIN (opposite Cinema City), ST ANDREW’S STREET, NR3 1AU.
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MEET - ST ANDREW'S PLAIN (opposite Cinema City), ST ANDREW'S STREET, NR3 1AU.
TIME - 2.30PM.
TIME - 2.30PM.

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