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+<fs large><fc #ff0000>9/2/2021 Given the large amount of churn -- adding and deleting then re-adding the same text -- in the content of this page and the fact that we are not using this page to line up topics anyways, we have turned off this page.\\
+If you have suggestions for topics we should cover, or ideas for speakers, send an email to [[info@lctg.toku.us]] and explain your suggestion.</fc></fs>
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 Jerry Slate  Slatemd@outlook.com
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+Stephen Parus
+“Dumb” things I tried when young and was able back then to even be able to try and what I learned from that and how it may have steered me along a career path that maybe I am not (like many others) directly doing now but instead ended up working in a somewhat related field and how I was able to bring different sort of input to that related field because of my initial career.
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+**Ranked Choice Voting (RCV)** - How does RCV work? Would it improve our democracy?
+”Question 2” on the ballot in the November 2020 Massachusetts general election will be whether Massachusetts should adopt Ranked Choice Voting in elections beginning 2022.
+This would be a presentation of how RCV works when casting votes and counting votes, with discussion of whether, after all these years, it makes sense to rock the vote with a switch to RCV, or should we leave well enough alone?
+John Brown
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