February movie pass winners
Four people have won movie passes for writing a comment about a film they saw last month:
• Mike from Dover for The Book of Eli ("Read a different book.");
• The Wizard's Nemesis from Somersworth for Avatar 3D ("It actually holds up to the hype.");
• Movie Doc from Lee for Up in the Air ("Great movie about a man coming to terms with a life of self-absorption");
• Island_girl from Newbury for Sherlock Holmes ("Great action movie").
Winners were picked at random by computer program from all the movie comments last month. Passes are good at The Music Hall in Portsmouth or at the Regal Fox Run Cinema. To be eligible to win next month, write a comment in the PortsmouthNH.com movie poll.
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Harbor Cam
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Chef James Haller
Chef, cookbook author and Portsmouth restaurant pioneer James Haller maintains a low public profile these days. His last publicized appearance was in April when he returned to the kitchen at 29 Ceres Street, the site of the Blue Strawberry, with its current occupant, chef Evan Mallet of the Black Trumpet Bistro. Haller, however, continues to be active if low key. He maintains a website where friends and fans can track his doings, order books and contact him for lectures and consulting. More sites
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"Sunset Over the Bay, Dover" by Kris Ross. PortsmouthNH.com's Winter 2010 Photo Contest is now under way. The winners and runners-up, as judged by Seacoast photographer Ralph Morang, will receive gift certificates ($75, $50 or $25) good for fine dining at the Library Restaurant in Portsmouth.
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