2 Deloitte Technology Day 9 Daytrip: Fontanel 6? Bob Ross Painting Workshop 14 Daytrip: WHTN Studios “Bridges” taping
22 Red Hat Society 23 Lunch & Program Bill Wolfe 30 Lunch & Program Independence Day Celebration!
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modified foods? How are they profoods have become a topical, and duced? Are they good for us? Or bad sometimes controversial, subject these for us? And do they impact our envidays. But what exactly are genetically ronment? We’ll find out answers to these questions at Potluck this month, when Dr. Tony Johnston joins us to discuss GM foods. Dr. Johnston is a professor at MTSU, and his background is in food science and food safety. Join us for lunch at 11:30 on June 15. Dr. Johnston will begin about noon. The Center provides the main course. Please bring a side dish.
ONCE AGAIN, VOLUNTEERS from Deloitte have agreed to come to the Center and tutor us in how to use our phones, tablets and laptops. Maybe you want to learn how to perform a particular task on Facebook, like post a photograph. Or perhaps there is an app you’d like to
download and use, if you only knew how. Wish you could master the art of taking a selfie? Or download books into your tablet? If so, Thursday, June 2 is your opportunity to learn one-on-one with Deloitte! Volunteers will be here from 10 until 1. First come, first served.
agenda is the Too Much Stuff Emto be found in Columbia porium in Mt. Pleasant, which they and Mt. Pleasant and, on say has lovely and affordable home June 22, the Red Hats intend to fer- décor. ret them out. In between shopping, the One of the shops on their group will enjoy a tasty lunch at HERE ARE MANY BARGAINS
Mt. Pleasant Grille. The van will leave the Center at 9 am. Van fee is $9.