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Our Next Meeting
Wednesday, October 17, 2018 at 12 noon
At Jessie, Route 120 Hanover
 
Our speakers will be Friendship Exchange Team from England.
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Plan Ahead...Again, Please Bring a Colleague
 
October 25, 2018 - World Polio Day.  Showing the Documentary "The Final Inch". The Final Inch is a short documentary about the effort to eradicate polio. It was directed byIrene Taylor Brodsky.  The film focuses on health workers on the front lines of the fight to eliminate the disease.[It was filmed on location in Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.  It received a nomination for an Academy Award for Best Documentary (Short Subject at the 81st Academy award.  
 
November 1, The speaker will be Rob Gurwitt whose company is Story Kitchen Creative, a spinoff from DailyUV.  Rob and a co-worker would talk about the power of good storytelling for businesses and organizations.  It’s a new-ish slant on marketing.
 
November 8,  Addiction Recovery District Grant Update, Speaker Betsy Coble Come hear an update about the status of our District Grant supporting the education of recovery coaches.
 
November 15, Marcos Stafne, the Executive Director at the Montshire Museum of Science
 
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Lebanon
Service Above Self
1st and 3rd of every month on Thursday at 12 Noon; 2nd and 4th Thursday at 7 AM
Harvest Hill (behind Alice Peck Day Hospital)
10 Alice Peck Day Drive (Dwinell Room)
Lebanon, NH  03766
United States
Phone:
(603) 448-0126
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Robert Azzi
Our Speaker this morning was photojournalist, columnist, public speaker, and education consultant, Robert Azzi.  We had an open dialogue about Islam.  Azzi encouraged us to ask any questions we might have about Islam.  Questions were asked about the evolution of the Islam faith, the role of women in Islam, the current political situation from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, the rest of the Middle East, and India. He shared that like in Christianity,  where we have a broad range of types of Christianity (Methodist, Catholic, Fundamentalists, Baptist, Episcopal, etc.) there are many denominations of the Islamic faith too. 

In November, Azzi  will be recognized as a First Amendment Honoree.

He works to encourage tolerance, understanding and interfaith discussion.  From the Union Leader article on September 30, 2018, Azzi was quoted as stating, “I want to open up new perspectives for my audiences, especially for those who don’t often agree with me, and expose them to points of view I believe are important and which they might not have previously considered”.

In choosing him, the Loeb School First Amendment Award judges cited Azzi’s “courage and his vocal, forthright and honest” presentations about what it’s like being Muslim in post-9/11 America.
 
Read more about Azzi by clicking here and clicking here
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Robert Azzi and Morning Programs Chair, Bob Gasser
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Kilton Library Donation
 
The book we are giving the the Children's Collection at the Kilton Library in honor of Robert Azzi is:
 
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Announcements
 
Board Meeting for October changed to 23 October 2018 at 5:30, Whitman Office Building.  
 
Keep Karen Clements in your thoughts, she is at home, on bed rest recovering from a hip fracture.
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The British are coming; the British are coming!!
 
NOTE/REMINDER change in meeting day the week of October 14th.  It will be a Joint Meeting Lebanon and Hanover at Jessie on Wednesday 17 October 2018. (No additional charger for lunch).  The speakers will be Friendship Exchange Team from England!
 
If you are coming to the meeting, and haven't signed up at our meeting or via the doodle poll, let Steve Whitman know.  Jessie's need a head count. !
 
LEBANON’S MEETING OF OCTOBER 18TH IS CANCELED AS A RESULT OF THIS JOINT MEETING.
 
 
 
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From Evan Leary:
 
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Listen Holiday Basket Helpers
 
SAVE THE DATE
 
Angela Nelson announced that our meeting on December 6th will be to help organize and sort through the various holiday baskets for families in need.  Our meal will be a potluck lunch.  Note: we will be adopting two families.  We will be asked to by presents for the families.  Stay tuned for more details about this service project meeting.
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Happy Dollars
 
Tim Gauraldi lamented the fact that after changing the blades on his lawn mower, then running some passes over the lawn, the falling leaves have covered all of his handy work
 
Dean Cashman shared his lament about the falling leaves covering his mowed lawn.  He and Tim should start a support group.
 
Bob Gasser is looking forward to his Viking Cruise Tour from Budapest to Germany on the Ship, the Egle (his daughter is the godmother of this ship).
 
Jim Damren reported for the first time ever our Listen Team Team didn't make meatloaf.  It was pork chop night, with mashed potatoes, and green beans.  He thanked our team of three, Jim, Jennifer Grant and Ed Friedman for helping to prepare the meal.
 
Ernst Oidtmann's ship model, the Euryaliis is on display in the Rotunda at DHMC along with a ship constructed by his grandson.
 
Sue Donnelly is celebrating the opening of the new Listen Center on the Miracle Mile.  It as reported that the center had 36,000 customers since Friday.
 
Willy Koppenheffer reported that he missed our meeting last week since his defibrillator was getting a tune up and new battery at DHMC last week and the "beat goes on".
 
Bill Babineau is back from a Viking river cruise.  Sounds like it was a great trip that included time in Paris.
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Raffle
 
Jim Damren pulled the 9 of Hearts as the hunt for the queen of hearts continues.
 
Phil Rentz won the car wash.
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News From Rotary International
 

How to watch Rotary’s World Polio Day event

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You don’t have to travel to Philadelphia to take part in Rotary’s World Polio Day event on 24 October. You can watch a livestream of the proceedings from your computer or smartphone starting at 18:30 Philadelphia time (UTC-4). A recording will be available shortly after the event on endpolio.org

Rotary will also stream the event in French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish. 

This year’s event will be livestreamed from the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, known as the birthplace of American medicine. It is one of the oldest professional medical organizations in the United States.

Global health experts and Rotary’s celebrity polio ambassadors will discuss our remarkable progress toward a polio-free world. Patience Asiimwe, the protagonist of Rotary’s upcoming virtual reality film “Two Drops of Patience,” will introduce the movie. A sneak peek from Rotary’s documentary “Drop to Zero” will also be featured. Jeffrey Kluger, senior editor for Time magazine, will discuss his experience traveling to Nigeria with Rotary to report on polio eradication. And we’ll celebrate the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative.

How to watch the event live

On your computer on the day of the event

  • In Google Chrome, go to KUDO and complete the form, then click Submit.
  • On the next page, click Floor and select your language from the list.

On your smartphone

  • Download the KUDO app at the Apple App Store (for iPhones) or Google Play (for Android).
  • Go to KUDO and tap Open in Kudo App.
  • Complete the form, then tap Join.
  • On the next screen, tap Floor and select your language from the list.

Need help?

Contact support@kudoway.com (in English). 

For more information, check out these step-by-step instructions with screenshots (PDFPowerPoint).

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