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Run Meeting: Run Meeting, Tuesday, January 12th We will be having a run meeting, Tuesday, January 12th at 11:00 am for all those who would like to attend! Next Speaker: Bob Epstein, Texas Homeland Security and The Civil Air Patrol Bob Epstein is a Plano Rotary Club member and a First Vice President with Merrill Lynch in Dallas as a Wealth Management Advisor. He has an MBA from the University of Arlington and a B.S. from the University of Richmond. Bob has an extensive background in Private Security including the Texas Department of Public Safety, the Texas Private Security Bureau, he is a Level Four Personal Protection Officer, a Level Three Commissioned Security Officer, a Private Investigator, Firearm qualified and Associated with Paul McCaghren and Associates in Dallas, as well as having been a Pinkerton Armed Security Guard! He is presently a part of the addison Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol and is Counter Drug Mission Qualified. We look forward to finding out what Bob can tell us about security! Last Speaker: Allen G. Reuben, M.D. It was interesting to find out that the most severe cases were found in those under 49 (but not really infants) and that older people were not as likely to get the flu. It is thought that they have antibodies from the 1958 flu (I should have been born earlier!). Dr. Reuben wanted us to know that while most deaths associated with the flu were cases that had underlying health issues such as obesity, autoimmune diseases, respiratory issues, pregnancy, etc. If you are healthy, in most cases you have nothing to worry about. Although, he suggested everyone who gets the flu demand to be given Tamiflu. Some of the people that died from H1N1 without underlying diseases might have been saved if they had started on Tamiflu earlier. Even though the CDC does not recommend giving Tamiflu to people who are not in high risk categories, Dr. Reuben suggests you demand Tamiflu. He also said it you should still consider getting the H1N1 flu shot as the flu season is not even half way over. Special Event: Rotary Resolution Run January 16, 2010 For more information go to www.rotaryresolutionrun.com
WE NEED VOLUNTEERS CONTACT NEIL
Raffle: Every Week!
Show me the money! We will have a “BIG JACKPOT” raffle drawing every week. Here are the rules.
- The drawing will be held every week after the speaker concludes. Tickets can be bought up to that time. $1 for 1 ticket, $5 gets 6 tickets. - A ticket will be drawn at the end of the meeting. - But the weekly winner, will not automatically get the jackpot. To ensure we have a BIG JACKPOT, we then ask the winner to draw the “winning card” from a standard deck of 52 cards. If they pull the “winning card”, they get the BIG JACKPOT. - How do we determine the “winning card”? After the jackpot is won, we will draw one card from a standard deck of 52 cards. That card becomes the “winning card.” It is reinserted into the deck. - If a non-winning card is drawn by the weekly drawing winner, that card is discarded. This means the odds of drawing the “winning card” will improve every week as the BIG JACKPOT grows. - The jackpot is rolled over every week until the “winning card” is drawn. - The value of the BIG JACKPOT will be reported in the newsletter. - Half of the winning pot goes to the Addison Midday Rotary Foundation.
Attendance: January 5, 2010
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