Past Programs
Flood in Pakistan - How is Rotary Responding?
Speaker: PP Larry Levenson
Date: Aug 23, 2010
As of last Thursday, over eight million people were displaced or otherwise seriously affected by flooding in Pakistan. If you aren't familiar with the flood or what Rotary is doing as of now, this week's program will provide a good primer.
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History of the Sierra Norte de Puebla
Speaker: Click to add Speaker name
Date: Aug 16, 2010
Not only is this week's program about a great project, it contains some wise and valuable points regarding what it takes to make a good project happen.
Read on and enjoy.
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Windmills, Salt, and Green Technology
Speaker: Various Sources
Date: Aug 09, 2010
This week's program is in two parts.
The first, if you are a Recswusa club member, you should already be intimately familiar with as we as a club, lead by Dr Vimal Hemani and PP Larry Levenson, were co-contributors. The second part of this program is just a quick primer on Green Technology. One page, a little information, and hopefully enough to give you some ideas about what to search for if you are interested in, confused by, or generally curious about Green Tech.
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Rotary accepts eClubs!
Speaker: Miss Truly Candid
Date: Aug 02, 2010
From time to time we are visited by a truly great person, Miss Truly Candid.
Today is another of those days!
So read, enjoy, and leave some feedback.
Thanks for being here!!
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Visit from District Governor Glenn Smith
Speaker: None other than Glenn Smith himself!
Date: Jul 26, 2010
In the course of a Rotary year, every club is hopefully visited by its District Governor. In some districts, this presents a bit of a challenge. Hours and miles, miles and hours, the entire year is spent running hither and yon to see all the clubs.
For Glenn Smith, he had to go the extra nano-mile - into cyberspace - for our club. And he did so with vigor and aplomb. He joined us for a Board meeting, and is good enough to join us again as the guest speaker this week. So without further ado ( or doo doo - for those that are still reading), I'm proud to present DG Glenn Smith.
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