Speaker: Rushton Hurley
Do you remember last fall, when we announced we were launching a project to get students to create videos about service and communities? Well, it's time to watch some videos!
Read the program, enjoy the videos, and then cast your vote. Instructions are in the program.
KidsConnectingtoServicethroughVideo.pdf
This week comments: 56, this week visitors: 42
Very interesting and thanks for being a very good e-club to make up meetings!!
Thank you Rushton for good program.
I enjoyed videos very much.
I voted as you expected.
I am looking ｆorward to watching good video next year.
We are back with a major case of jet lag...about 30 hours in the air. We heard about the strategic vision of International service , and the strategic plan to recruit more younger members and women. Strategies were presented to make Rotary more relevant. The numbers in attendance varied by report from 35 to 40 thousand. It was a truly wonderful event. The future of Rotary is strong!!! Live Polio Free 2012!
Thanks for another enjoyable make up. Your meetings are always informative, useful and humorous.
What an interesting Club! I enjoyed my first eClub experience. And thank you for the Baklava recipe.
Believe what you feel if you cannot believe what you see
Rushton, great job! I'll do my best to encourage our Interactors to come up with some videos showcasing their community service!
Ruston this neeting has been a chellenge ,I look forward to all your programs ,hello to all from Aussie land
Thanks.
I really enjoyed the different elements of this meeting, felt like I was actually in a room full of people. The mother's day quote was simply beautiful. I copy and pasted it and emailed it right away to my mother.
This is my second visit. I continue to be very impressed by the variety of information presented. Very worthwhile.
I like to take the oportunity to thank my mother for all her blessings and her support in every thing ive done.
Last sunday was a very special mothers day!!!
Good Inspirational Moment - reminds me of something I paraphrase these days w/ the Internet being so dominant - believe none of what you hear and 1/2 of what you see, and you may come close to the truth!
It is always great to hear about young people engaged in service to others - it reinforces my hope for the future. Thanks for the good work!
Thanks for leading the charge on the video project Rushton. Looking forward to round two.
Congratulations to Anacelia for being the student of the month! And for Mothers' Day, best wishes to all who are mothers (or who have ever had one). 8^) And while I'm at it, happy birthday to Kathy G. Thanks to Bob for the humor, as always. I got a good laugh out of this one! Jim, you make baklava? I know who will be making the dessert at the next get-together. And welcome new member Matthew - I look forward to a program soon about Circlecenter.
I have been enjoying the information about the different projects Rotary does, and was especially impressed this week with the mobile riverboat clinic in Bangladesh. We find ways to make things happen, don't we?
I hope everyone likes the videos, and that we'll be able to build on this to help more kids tell stories of service!
A very heart warming program. It is nice to see young people interacting with others in a meaningful way.
Congratulations to our ambassadorial scholar! Welcome Matthew and Shame on you Jim, now I have an easy recipe to make one of my favorites Baklava! Glad the length of my Las Vegas History did not completely deter everyone. Glad to share.
loved the successes of the student;
and the stroy about "perfect" Frank, who died and his wife was married by hos friend reminds one that we need to keep our priorites straight
great program
Wecome to RECSWUSA Matthew! Rushton, thanks for running the program. Let's see if we can't generate more Interact/Rotaract interest for next year.
I can't believe how much your site has improved since my last visit. Keep up the good work.
yum......baklava!
Thank you!
Great program as always, thanks!
Very informative and up to date as usual. Thanks for information on an international level.
Very informative and up to date as usual. Thanks for information on an international level.
I appreciated this meeting. It is a beneficial way to make up a missed meeting. Keep up the good work! - Norman Davis, COL, US Army (ret)
It was nice to see young folks involved in service work and benefiting themselves.
Congratulations, Anacelia as Student of the Month -- excellent job.
Matthew, welcome to the club! You have an amazing background and will be a great addition to our membership.
Rushton - wow, how to choose!? All three videos were wonderful (and yes, I voted!). Your program was very, very well done. Thank you for the work that went into it!
How uplifting to see these children helping seniors and making Valentines for them. Also loved the video on seeing that children in Mexico receive new clothing. Mexico and its people will always be close to my heart after my work in the Sierra Norte. Congratulations also to Anacelia for being Student of the Month, and welcome to Matthew Edwards, our new member.
Very interesting. Whole different dynamic than what I'm used to.
I'm very impressed by the vast scope of your service programs, and hope that I can be a part of your organization.
Thank you Jim for this great recipe for Baklava ! I will attempt this but waiting for it "to cool" before eating may be a problem....
Welcome to our newest member, Matthew Edwards. Our club is growing so quickly.... new members always brings new excitement.
District Conference coming soon....
My computer kept getting stuck on the 197 items and I accidentally terminated the program and had to start over. When I got to those items I simply skipped over. My favorite was the humor item.
Interesting site. I will return again. I am a US Peace Corps volunteer in South Africa and sometimes my travel prevents me from attending regular weekly meetings.
Anacelia is great! Congratulations! Rushton, thank you for your great job! I changed my SAA page right now to encourage people to vote...It is a good idea to write our name...you will know who has voted and who did not:) Looking forward the results!
Greetings from Bangkok. 16 Days here, mostly confined to my hotel room. I don't travel well. Photos at http://www.historyfan.org
