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Apr 2022 to Present · 3 yrsAppointed to the first NAIAC, National AI Advisory Commitee, to advise the U.S. President on the National AI Initiative in April 2022 - Present and to provide recommendations on the nation's AI competitiveness, workforce readiness, R&D, international cooperation and societal impact.

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Only $40.00 to be at a Sausalito historic waterfront restaurant renowned for its spectacular views of San Francisco, Angel Island and Alcatraz.

It was established in 1966 by the Kingston Trio.

The Trident became a cultural hub during the late 1960s and 1970s, attracting notable figures such as Janis Joplin, who had her own table, and hosting events like the Rolling Stones' private parties organized by Bill Graham.  

Mitone has been a member of the Rotary Club of Half Moon Bay since November 10, 2005.
 
 

Over 150 years there've been 7 yacht clubs in Sausalito, of which Rip will delve in to with us.
Now there's just 3, starting in the north end of town, the Sausalito Cruising Club, in mid-town, the Sausalito Yacht Club, and in the southern most end, the Presidio Yacht Club.

Ms. Seletzky's memoir entitled THE KNEELING MAN, My Father's Life as a Black Spy Who Witnessed the Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. will be presented and she will share the intimate and powerful story of the Black undercover police officer, her father, who famously knelt by the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during his dying moments, just after he was shot.
 

This work acheived the Library Journal Best Book of 2023, the BookPage Best Book of 2023, and the Black Caucus of the American Library Association's Honor Book for Nonfiction.

Leta McCollough Seletzky is a National Endowment for the Arts 2022 Creative Writing Fellow whose work has been featured in The Atlantic; The New York Times; The Washington Post; O, The Oprah Magazine and elsewhere. Her essay "The Man in the Picture," published in O, The Oprah Magazine, was selected as a Notable Essay in BEST AMERICAN ESSAYS 2019 and an alumna of Northwestern University and The George Washington University Law School. 
 

ROTARY CLUB OF SAUSALITO

presents:

An Evening at

Sausalito Books by the Bay

6:00 - 8:00 PM

Just $20.00 per person

Your ticket includes wine tasting and light bites while enjoying

the warm atmosphere of Sausalito’s beloved bookshop.

This evening will be hosted by Cheryl Popp,

benefiting Rotary’s Senior Housing initiatives.

Space is limited, so reserve your spot today!

Purchases can be made via our event's square link:

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After that, commencing at 4:00 PM for more duties, 20 spread between:

2 at the door, 
3 for ticket sales,
15 Beer Bar, assisting where needed and spreading joy.

Then at 7 PM, the Breakdown and Cleaning Up in a 1/2hrs time, 10, since all traces need to be removed by 7:30 PM, according to the Bay Model's parameters, lastly...

Friday, 8 AM, 6 to finish, i.e., loading up all the tables and chairs for removal.

Please notify Jack, nutleyjack@gmail.com, or even Max also, max@kimber.net, asap with just your brief yes and where. 

Thank you One and All!

An Evening of Art, Wine & Community

Benefiting our Rotary Senior Housing's Lift the House Campaign at the Bay Model Visitor Center, 2100 Bridgeway, Sausalito, and featuring:

~ Acclaimed Environmental Artist George Sumner
~ Exclusive Wines from Napa & Sonoma Counties
~ Tastings paired with Tantalizing Appetizers
~ Live Music with Davey Jones & The Hot Clams
~ Special Poster & Art Sales benefiting our Rotary Senior Housing

It's cost is $35 per person and with more details online:  

SausalitoRotaryFoundation.org

Natasha LaBelle, Volunteer, with the RiseUp! 94965 Foundation, who'd also been a Speaker at a prior RCS Thursday weekly last March, has invited all our members, via Ed, Mike and Ron, to their "fall fundraiser and a joyful celebration of the students and programs that make Dr. MLK Jr Academy truly extraordinary!"

Please start your Friday by enjoying this heartwarming gathering of which includes hot coffee and tasty breakfast treats, student performances, a special slideshow, along with meaningful opportunities to connect with our school community. 
 

Of note, our Shirley Thornton has been the longtime RCS' connection with the SMCSD and thus making sure of our club's annual donations towards its Teacher Mini-Grants and their 3rd graders' beautiful hardback dictionaries, Brava!

Please arrive with allowing plenty of time to park at it's campus at 636 Nevada Street, but better yet, there's lots more available spots on Lincoln Avenue and/or the neighboorhood below the school, before this event starts by 8:20 AM.

"Dr. Tranah is a Senior Scientist for Sutter’s Sequoia Center for the Science of Aging, and former Executive Director of the Sutter Health Precision Medicine Center, Scientific Director of California Pacific Medical Center and Vice President of Medical Biology at Variant Bio."

"Dr. Tranah’s research focus areas span genetics, epidemiology, precision medicine, biomarkers and data analytics for cancer, aging, and other complex illnesses, all with the goal of translating research discoveries for clinical applications focused on improving patient outcomes."

We will be partnering again with the Sausalito Lions Club for a jovial evening, "sittin' on the dock of the bay".
It's cost will be $69.00, an easy number to remember?
Advance purchases are obviously necessary for determining the seating arrangements, the quantities of dinner items and should be expedited via our event's square link:

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Thank you.

Leta later co-authored a memoir with the Grammy-nominated R&B legend Al B. Sure!, which she may have time to speak about, and tells all about his inspiring survivor’s account that reveals the untold story of his near-death health emergency, shocking ties to Sean Combs, romance with the late Kim Porter, and the extraordinary highs and life-threatening lows of being a pioneering New Jack Swing superstar.

Days after Homeland Security agents raided Sean Combs’s compounds in a federal sex-trafficking investigation, the multiplatinum R&B legend Al B. Sure! claimed that when people heard how he had wound up in a coma two years earlier, they were “really going to need to call Homeland Security.”
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