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@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	May 23, 2019	Board Meeting		May 23, 2019 4:30 PM	Los Gatos Lodge	Board members meet the fourth Thursday starting at 4:50pm of every month at the Los Gatos Lodge unless otherwise specified. Members are welcome to attend any meeting.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	May 27, 2019	Member Red Badge Bio's	Get to know our newest members	May 28, 2019		Red Badge generally share up to 10 minutes about their family, education, work, and why they joined Rotary	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jun 03, 2019	Grady Jeter	Scholarship Presentation & recipients	Jun 04, 2019			View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jun 06, 2019	First Thursday		Jun 06, 2019 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM	Flights	Meet in patio	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jun 10, 2019	Tracy Marino, manager	The Fisher House	Jun 11, 2019		Fisher House Palo Alto provides free, high-quality, temporary lodging to families of Veterans and active duty military personnel who are undergoing treatment.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jun 14, 2019	Family BBQ & Potluck		Jun 14, 2019 5:00 PM			View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jun 17, 2019	Marty Fishman, new club president 2019/20	Rotary connects the world!	Jun 18, 2019		Marty will share his presidential goals and more about Rotary International 2019 - 2020 new theme "Rotary Connects the World" Rotary vision: Together we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change - across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jun 20, 2019	Board Meeting		Jun 20, 2019 4:30 PM	Los Gatos Lodge		View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jun 22, 2019	RYLA Camp for High school students		Jun 23, 2019 - Jun 28, 2019			View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jun 24, 2019	Club President Andrew Howard	Roast & Toast (debunking)	Jun 25, 2019		It is Roast & Toast TIME, otherwise known as 'debunking' ANDREW's SUCCESSFUL PRESIDENTIAL YEAR. The Rotary year runs from July 1 through June 30, which means that President Andrew term is nearly over. It is a Rotary tradition that the last meeting of the year be an dinner event that recognizes the outgoing presidents successes (and maybe a few goofs) and welcomes the incoming President - in our case Marty Fishmen. A regular feature of our club's debunking dinner is a lighthearted skit that makes a little fun at the expense of the outgoing president. This year's skit will review some of the formative experiences that have made Andrew the person we know today. EVENT DETAILS Tuesday, June 25 Villa Ragusa, 35 South Second Street, Campbell. CA. 95008 Social hour 6:00 pm, Dinner 7:00 pm, Ends 9:00 pm Menu: Hors D'oeuvres Main course TBD Dessert and coffee. TICKETS will be available to purchase in June	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jul 01, 2019	Donna Lee	Rotaplast International	Jul 02, 2019		Rotaplast International, Inc. is committed to helping children and families worldwide by eliminating the burden of cleft lip and/or palate, burn scarring, and other deformities. Working with local professionals, Rotarians, and other organizations, Rotaplast sends multidisciplinary medical teams to provide free reconstructive surgery, ancillary treatment, and training for the comprehensive care of these children. Rotaplast supports education and research towards prevention of cleft lip and/or palate. Our aim is to help local professionals build sustainable models for the care of these children, improving their lives and those of their families.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jul 08, 2019	Caroline Cocciardi	Author, Leonardo's knots	Jul 09, 2019		Caroline Cocciardi writer and filmmaker began an independent study on Leonardo da Vinci, while living in Rome. Her 20 year research lead to a da Vinci discovery. Overlooked for centuries yet visual to the naked eye Cocciardi detected that the minute interlocking embroidered knot pattern on Mona Lisa’s dress deviated from the decorative embroidery of the day. The Mona Lisa Knot was a mathematical pattern based on its angular crossing patterns. In the process of looking in Leonardo’s codices for his preliminary sketches of The Mona Lisa Knot, she discovered he had dedicated a lifetime to his knot art works. Her newly released art book, “Leonardo’s Knots” will introduce you to a facet of the Renaissance painter that was overlooked for centuries yet was present in his artworks: his passion for intertwining knots. She has lectured for many institutions and museums about Leonardo da Vinci’s knot art. In 2009, Cocciardi’s documentary, “Mona Lisa Revealed” was featured at the Carmel Film Festival documenting engineer Pascal Cotte, inventor of the multi-spectral camera that uncovered five centuries of secrets within Leonardo’s iconic Mona Lisa. Cocciardi represented Cotte’s Mona Lisa photographs in a worldwide Leonardo exhibition.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jul 22, 2019	Michael M. Sera, Board President	Japanese American Museum of San Jose	Jul 23, 2019		Did you know that there are only three remaining Japantown’s in the USA. We have one right here in San Jose, CA. Did you know that more than 75 years ago, the US had Internment Camps in 10 different locations? If you are curious and would like to learn more, then come listen to our guest speaker from the Japanese American Museum of San Jose (JAMsj.com). Michael Sera was Born and raised in San Francisco, CA by an Issei (First Generation Japanese) Mother and Father who raised him Japanese at home. American educated he was able to assimilate to both cultures and languages from an early age. He has been in the semiconductor and electronics industry for over 30 years and now has his own consulting company where he helps bridge the technology and culture gap between Japan and North America. He became involved with JAMsj in the summer of 2010 by helping with the construction of the Exhibit area. He later became one of a few bilingual docents, helping the Japanese Nationals understand the history of the Japanese Americans. Michael joined the JAMsj Board in May of 2011, then managed public programs before becoming Board President in October of 2017. His attraction to JAMsj was the opportunity to give back to the local community while learning more about the Japanese American experience. “I’ve learned more from the internees who visit JAMsj then I will ever read about” says Michael.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jul 30, 2019	cook meal for VA Fisher House residents		Jul 30, 2019 4:30 PM			View

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