NAGARA: SRB and iRODS
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Presentation at the 2009 NAGARA Conference on the use of iRODS and the SRB to develop the Transcontinental Persistent Archives Prototype (TPAP)
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Screening report form 2016
The Lions Club of West Virginia conducted a vision screening for multiple age groups at an unspecified event location. They screened individuals ages 6 months to 18 years old using Pediavision or PlusOptix equipment and those 19 years and older using tonometry or visual acuity tests. The report provides the number screened and referred in each age group along with volunteer hours. Results are to be mailed or emailed to the Lions contact for reporting.
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District 29-I December 2015 newsletter
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Keyser Lions club newsletter January 2015
The Keyser Lions Club held their Christmas dinner in December with good food and fun. At their January meeting, they will hear from a representative from the WV Department of Environmental Protection about recycling. Upcoming events include a zone meeting on January 27th and the WV Lions Leadership School from January 30th to February 1st. In March, the Keyser Lions Club will host an event to talk about the support Lions Clubs provide to local schools.
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The newsletter provides updates from District 29-I Governor Doug Long. It discusses the service work Lions clubs have been doing across the state, including feeding the hungry, providing vision care, and engaging youth. Governor Long's goals for the year include increasing membership and donations to LCIF, which so far exceed $56,000. Upcoming events highlighted include the West Virginia Lions Leadership School in January and the district conference in March.
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Lions District 29-I November 2014 newsletter
The newsletter discusses the recent successful District 29-I Fall Conference. It thanks the Lions who organized and attended the conference, highlights some of the events including speeches and presentations, and encourages clubs to continue their service efforts over the coming months. International Director John Pettis was a keynote speaker and several awards were presented at the conference banquet. The newsletter provides an update on upcoming district events and the district governor's club visit schedule.
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Lions District 29-I 2014 conference flyer
Sign up now with Lion Sue Long at splong51@yahoo.com to play golf at the District 29I conference for a $46 fee, which includes a cart. Tee times will be determined later based on responses. Contact Lion Deb Abe at dabe@mris.com if donating a silent auction item, and remember to bring donations for door prizes and to reserve rooms by September 17th for the upcoming conference.
MD 29-I August 2014 newsletter
The District Governor provides an update on Lions activities in District 29-I. He discusses attending the International Convention in Toronto where he saw Lions from around the world strengthen their commitment to service. Membership in the district is down slightly from the previous year and he encourages clubs to address retention. The Governor also reminds Lions to schedule official visits early and attend the upcoming fall conference.
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