2010 GSE team... Where are they headed??
Good Luck Val, we're all looking forward to reading your posts!
RI District 7910 is deeply involved with international and local projects that improve and enrich the lives of our members. This blogs shows what the Rotary clubs of central Massachusetts are doing to make the world a better place, how we have fun and to raise raise awareness of the many projects we're involved with. Feel free to leave a comment, we'd like to hear from you.
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The Concord club is now live on our social blog network. You can visit their blog at http://www.concordrotary.blogspot.com/ or by clicking on their name in the sidebar. Welcome Concord members, we look forward to reading about your club!
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The Ayer Rotary club had me as a guest speaker at their dinner meeting last night. They are now members of the District blog network. You can read about their club activities at http://www.ayerrotary.blogspot.com/.
If you haven't had a chance to visit their club, you're missing a fun night. This is a lively bunch that really knows about fellowship. I felt very welcomed and they even let me win their raffel. If you're in need of a makeup, this is a great place. Welcome to the network!
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Jill Lennon, member of the Merrimack Valley club, gave a presentation to the Tyngsboro - Dunstable club Thursday morning. The club's blog is now active and you can visit them at www.tdrotary.blogspot.com. Welcome !
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I presented to the Acton - Boxborough club today and they're now live with their own blog. You can visit them at www.actonrotary.blogspot.com
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Well, the GSE team is winding up their visit and the posts on their blog have made quantum leaps in helping the district learn how blogs can connect our clubs. Great Job Doug and congratulations to the GSE Philippines team.
In case you missed it, I posted a link to the Rotary club of Kalibo on the GSE blog. There are additional posts about our team. You might get a different view on their visit by reading their posts. The link is http://rckalibo3850.blogspot.com/ or just visit the GSE Philippines blog.
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The Dracut club is now live on our social blog network. You can visit their blog at www.dracutrotary.blogspot.com or by clicking on their name in the sidebar. Welcome Dracut members, we look forward to reading about your club!
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Are you a district blogger?? We have a new blog to help the new users of blogs in the district. Membership is by invite only so you need to contact Dan LeBlanc for access to the blog. This blog is a sharing forum for users where you can get advice and share ideas to really Funkify your blog. The Blog is www.7910blogger.blogspot.com.
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The Public Relations Team has a new blog site. Click on www.PR7910.blogspot.com to follow their work.
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Shown are some of the crew of The New England Job Show as they are editing some of the hours of footage that was taken outside of the studio. The rest of the Show will be shot in the studio at Chelmsford, Massachusetts and will be ready for airing soon. The Show is sponsored by the Merrimack Valley Rotary Club. For more information write to thejobshow@gmail.com
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The Lowell club has joined he blog network and has begun making posts. You can read all about their project and club news a www.lowellrotary.blogspot.com .
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Dan LeBlanc was the guest speaker at the Chelmsford club this week and Chelmsford has joined the growing network of district bloggers. The new blog is up and running. You can visit them at www.chelmsfordrotary.blogspot.com or click on their link in the sidebar.
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The Merrmack Valley Rotary is sponsoring and creating a television show to help people who are unemployed find work.The show will be manned by people who are unemployed and will feature experts in the job hunting process giving valuable tips on the challenges that the unemployed face.
The show will also give individuals who are unemployed the opportunity to give a 30 second free commercial about themselves in the hopes that an employer will find them and hire them.
The show will be taped locally and will be shared with cable stations throughout the area. There will be two half hour shows each month that will be aired several times throughout the month.
Shown is a picture from the first planning session at the Chelmsford TV studio, where the show will be produced. Matt Scott, station manager, is shown giving the crew an overview of TV show production.
For more information contact mvrotary@gmail.com.
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I was given this article by fellow Rotarian and thought I'd share it here. It's hard to imagine that Rotary and Lions clubs would be banned from any country but a conservative Muslim group in Indonesia is calling for just that.
There lies a huge opportunity to educate the world about the many, many wonderful things that are accomplished through Rotary and other civic organizations. One can understand the hatred towards the United States given the events over the last ten years. I've seen many Rotary dollars and hours spent in countries around the world without regard to religion or political beliefs. Rotary may have been started in the United States and be headquartered in Chicago, but it truly is an International Organization with leaders from around the world.
I hope that these Islamists can rationalize this and participate in the many programs to save and better those less fortunate. The URL to the story is http://www.asianews.it/index.php?l=en&art=14380&geo=5&theme=8&size=A , http://www.indonesiamatters.com/3881/zionist-movement/ . It's a sad day when people publicize half truths to push an agenda.
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Dan LeBlanc, Jill Lennon and Ken Masson were guest speakers at the Bedford club today and Bedford has joined the growing network of district bloggers. The new blog is up and running. You can visit them at www.bedfordrotary.blogspot.com or click on their link in the sidebar.
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