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RI President Holger Knaack’s theme for 2020-21 is Rotary Opens Opportunities. Rotarians create opportunities that strengthen their leadership, help put service ideas into action, and improve the lives of those in need. The world needs Rotary now more than ever. It is up to us to make sure that Rotary Opens Opportunities for generations to come.
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Virtual RYLA in February
WHAT IS RYLA?
RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) is an intensive leadership training and development program.  It is designed for 10th and 11th grade students from any Hawai`i public or private high schools and 6th-8th grade in Middle School for Junior RYLA.  This year's Virtual RYLA will be in February.  It is sponsored by Rotary Clubs.  For more information, CLICK HERE
 
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Eco Tip of the Month
Kick Gas and Go Electric
You can enjoy a zippy ride, save money on fuel (yes, even with Hawaii’s electricity prices), and dramatically reduce your transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions when you trade in your gas-powered car for an electric model.
 
EVs in Hawaii already reduce emissions by 2/3 compared to their gas counterparts, and as we move to 100% renewable electricity, those same cars get cleaner every year. New EVs have ranges of 150-300 miles. With Hawaii ‘s short driving distances, if you can plug into a 120V outlet where you park you can top off each night and avoid ever relying on public chargers.
 
Learn more about the benefits of EVs in Hawaii or find an EV Expert near you for your next EV purchase.  This tip was facilitated by Lauren Reichelt, Clean Transportation Director at  Blue Planet Foundation and Member of Eco Rotary Club of Kaka’ako.  Website: www.ecorotary.org
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Pledge to Promote Peace
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Zooming across D5000 with great speakers
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Jan 25, Monday at 7:15am:  Storm Water Utility. The Rotary Club of Honolulu Sunrise is hosting a special presentation that will be done by G70 concerning storm water runoff and how this may impact homeowners with additional charges in the form of a  Storm Water Utility. Go to https://zoom.us or dial 1-669-900-9128 Enter Meeting ID: 864 5023 3485
 
If you have an interesting speaker for your Zoom meeting and would like to invite others to join you, add to this blog by clicking the Comment bubble under the Title of this article and add your comments.  You need to log in to the website to add or read the comments. If the speaker is available for other club presentations, please send their contact information to Speaker Chair, Marietta at marietta.bustamante@gmail.com
 
Wednesday's: Waikiki Zoom Wednesday's at Noon:  
Meeting ID: 886 3751 5841. Password: FUNCLUB
 
Wednesday's: Kihei-Wailea Zooms, Wednesday's at Noon:  email Dennis Bagshaw for codes at President@RCKW.org  
 
Thursday's at 6pm: E-Club of Hawaii Happ-E Hour at 6pm: https://zoom.us/j/98099253328. Meeting ID 980 9925 3328
 
Upcountry Maui, Fridays at 8am: Meeting ID: 775 6728 9666, Password: 032672. Phone#408-638-0968

District Environment Focus Group, Third Wednesday each month at 5pm. 

Rotary Webinar Series
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D5000 Rotary webinar recordings are available for your viewinglive or recorded.  You can also find ton of webinars in the Learning Center at rotary.org:  https://learn.rotary.org/members/learn/catalog
 
Upcoming Webinars: (Click on the event in the Calendar list for the Zoom.us ID# and passwords)
Date and TimeWebinar TopicRecommended Audience:
1/2, Sat 9amWelcome to RotaryNon and new Rotarians
1/5, Tues 5:30pmDEI Task ForceOpen to interested Rotarians
1/9, Sat, 9-11am2021-2022 AG TrainingIncoming AGs
1/11, Mon 7pmPresident Elect TrainingPresident-Elects
1/18, Mon 7pmClub TrainersClub Trainers
1/20, Wed, 5pmEnvironment D5000 Focus groupAll interested 
1/20, Wed, 6pmYoung Professionals Focus GroupAll interested 
1/23, Sat 9-11amMid-year Presidents ForumPresidents, AG s
1/25, Mon 7pmPresident-Elect TrainingPresidents -Elect
1/30 Sat 9:30amHRYF Club TrainingHRYF Scholarship Reps
2/1, Mon 7pmPresidents TrainingPresidents
2/2, Tues 7pmRotary MarketplaceOpen to all
2/8, Mon 7pmPresident-Elect TrainingPresidents -Elect
2/13, Sat, 9-11amClub Board Members TrainingClub Incoming Board Members
2/15, Mon 7pmClub TrainerClub Trainers
2/20, Sat 9am-NoonPre-PETSPresidents -Elect
3/5-7PETSPresidents -Elect
3/20, Sat 9-11amVibrant Club WorkshopPresidents, PE s, Club Trainer
3/27, SatSpring Training AssemblyAll Rotarians
4/10, SatSpring Training AssemblyAll Rotarians
4/17, SatSpring Training AssemblyAll Rotarians
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Contact us at Phone # 808 536-8778
Mail: Rotary District 5000,
    P.O. Box 3325, Honolulu, HI  96801                                            
Far West PETS Training Seminar:
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May 14-16, 2021
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