Speaker: Joe Kagle
Date: Jan 19, 2009
Today's presentation comes to us from fellow club member, Joe Kagle. Joe is as diverse as the club itself. No one word could sum him up, nor by all accounts would he wish to be pigeon-holed that way. Visit his profile to learn more about him or make contact or his website at www.wacoart.com. Without further ado, enjoy this weeks program.
Speaker: Larry Levenson
Date: Jan 12, 2009
Larry Levenson, our President-Elect, attended the Presidential Membership Conference in Phoenix, AZ USA this past weekend. He recorded a keynote address by Cliff Dochterman for our program this week, and includes his notes from the conference. "The conference was surprisingly valuable", said Larry.
Speaker: DG Don LaBarge
Date: Jan 05, 2009
Back in November of '08, DG Don LaBarge paid his visit to our Club. He did this by both visiting the site for a meeting but also by meeting with several members. eClub has yet to have firm traditions in how important events like this are handled including but not limited to official visits and changing of the guard.. Please, members and visitors alike, read here about the visit and make suggestions on what me might do to create a tradition (or traditions) of our own, where the physical world and the cyber world must combine, if only for an afternoon or evening. Enjoy and we'll look forward to your comments whether they pertain to the above or the meeting/week/life in general.
Speaker: John Wellbelove, Gilleleje, Denmark
Date: Dec 29, 2008
Here at Recswusa, we have a long tradition (well, this is our fifth year) of presenting a pictorial program for the last meeting of the calendar year, whan life is hectic and a little stress relief is in order. This year's program includes photos from The National Geographic Society (United States), put together by the above named John Wellbelove. Our thanks to John for building this lovely presentation and posting it to a public forum where I could find it. When you click on "Download and view program', the program will load and then start. The presentation contains some barely visible controls in the far lower lefthand side. You can use these buttons to go forward, back, and pause should you find something you want to see more of. (You can see that I'm from the Winston Churchill school of grammar.)
Speaker: Various
Date: Dec 22, 2008
In celebration of this week's western Christmas holiday, a mostly pictorial program from a variety of sources. My thanks to Charter Member, Charter Secretary, and Charter First Husband Mel Taunt (oh, and PDG, as in tarnished brass) for the material on which this program is based.
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