“Who is Donald J. Trump?” by Wen on 7/7

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Meeting Venue：TOHOHI Arts Corner at No. 13, Lane 68, Shih-ta Road, Taipei, http://i.imgur.com/9QjXrS2.png

Meeting Date & Time：July 7, 2018 2:00~5:00 pm charged with Venue Fee NT$150 per person with a cup of drink (Coffee or Tea ) Just come and join us. No registration or sign in before the meeting is requested. - My Dear Blissers, Welcome back to Bliss! “Sometimes by losing a battle, you find a new way to win the war!” Such confident quote surely comes from the wealthiest, the popularist, protectionist nationalist, who won the 2016 election although losing popular votes, which sparked numerous protests in the U.S.A. This coming Saturday, our informative Blisser, Wen, is going to lead us to sketch “HIM” in a comprehensive way here: #Introduction: Donald J. Trump is changing the world’s way of working. His unusual and unpredictable behaviors make numerous foreign leaders aware that there are no more rules between the countries. However, is it all bad things? I would like to talk about the personality of Donald J. Trump and how these characters show in his decisions. Moreover, we are going to review some events and policies from the campaign until now on. #Meeting agenda: 14:00-14:10 Self-Introduction 14:10-15:30 Who is Donald J. Trump? 15:30-15:45 Short break 15:45-16:10 Events and policies review 16:10-17:00 Question and discussion #Guided questions Q1. What kind of person Donald J. Trump is in your mind? Which one is better between Trump and Taiwan’ president Ing-wen Tsai? Q2. If Terry Gou ,郭台銘,decides to run the 2020 presidential campaign, how much you would like to vote him? What is your reason? #Key words, vocabularies or reference link (website) about your meeting https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_family https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Trump P.S. As Taiwan depends on either directly or indirectly on the USA, we focus more on his foreign policies among the following disputed issues there: 1.Travel ban on citizen to Muslim-majority countries 2.Rescinded Affordable Care Act 3.Opened Arctic Refuge for oil drilling 4.Partial repeal of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act 5.Deliver “America First” Agenda 6.Withdrew the U.S. from Pan-Pacific Partnership Trade Organization 7.Draw back the Paris Agreement on climate change and Iran nuclear Deal 8.Recognize the Jerusalem as capital of Israel 9.Raise the import tariff on various goods from China, Mexico, the European Union --- <Recap of ” Paris Marathon – A Fun Running Carnival” by Monika on 6/23, 2018 Date: June 23, 2018 Hostess: Monika Topic: “Paris Marathon-A fun Running Carnival” Participants: Annie, Ellen Huang, Judith, Antonio, Chris, Callie, Mike Young, Kevin Cheng, Karen, Jade, Monika, Anita, Hazel, Ellen Wang, Laura, Winnie, Casey Photo link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/RMBiPdyHqdH3APYa7 “Bliss Marathon” Meeting~ It creates new record, the length of the meeting about 4.5 hours, which also echoes today’s topic perfectly! Exotic & Chic New Blissers were overwhelmed by the sporty hostess, Monika, Paris Marathon and the interior design of Murder Ink Bookstore! Resourceful 1.Our Hostess, Monika, guided us to know the value to attend foreign marathon, especially in Paris. 2.Survey and Preparation ~Exclusive only in Paris Marathon (1) Requirement for a Doctor’s note stating “no contraindication to competitive running” within 1 year due. (2) Famous for its long-standing reputation for the size of its field, the performances of its runners and incredible memories (3) It has 55,000 runners from nearly 145 nationalities, 40% of whom are foreigners! (4) The Salon du Running fair at Porte de Versailles held 3 days before the marathon attracts over 80,000 visitors from the running world! (5) Route Paris! Marathon in Paris!(see the attachement) (6) **The Paris Breakfast Run aimed at the warm up before the official start and open for all from 12 years old (7) Cheerleading teams, mobile toilets, water-supply stations are poised (8) Cheerleading teams along the way builds up the “carnival” climate! Set up your goal and fulfill it (1) Set up your ideal finish time 3:00/4:00/4:30/05:00/05:30/6:00 this is the basic requirement 6 hours for “full “marathon, 42.195 KM (2) Different goal needs different training Best Record for the past years Either men’s or women’s winners mostly come from Kenya or Ethiopia, the genes of whom can inhale more oxygen during running~ Make your plan for the competition (1) Make your own training plan (2) Plan your itinerary for the marathon (3) Preliminary morning run (warm-up)before the competition Enjoy your training Plan It includes (1) long Slow Distance Runs for endurance (2) speedwork and race-pace runs to strengthen the legs and lungs **remember to Rest days to recover from the hard work and warm-up before running to ensure injury-free Enjoy Your Training (1) If lack of willpower to persist, you need a partner to hang on (2) 5-10 km short distance running suitable for training **Before marathon, prepare yourself early morning running of short distance and stop long-distance training 1 week before marathon Participants’ Feedbacks: 1.We just had another inspiring and wonderful Bliss meeting hosted by our Iron Lady ~Monika. What inspired me most from Monika's meeting today is running marathon is about knowing yourself , how to challenge yourself with setting a target that won't hurt yourself but being progressive each time, she helps me start to think of how to setting a challenge and goal to myself as a birthday gift to myself each year and we are our own gift while growing differently year by year ~ 2.Monica's meetings are always encouraging and inspiring to me, I also learn a new way to explore a city by jogging in the early morning with local friends, I will definitely try it next time when going abroad 3.The training steps for marathon are really helpful and it is very good to know the information of Paris Breakfast Run. I think what inspired me the most today is to hear about you set the goal, make a plan and achieve it eventually. I really like the part which you described your feeling during the marathon journey. Never give up and Achievement will come! I really enjoyed today’s meeting! Encouragement from Monika: Thank you all for attending my meeting yesterday. It's my pleasure to share my experience of running Paris Marathon, and had some discussions with the Blissers. It's no big deal to finish a marathon. Believe me, you can achieve it after training. Most important of all is that you decide to do it, and enjoy the whole process of preparation, training and race. It's never too late to start exercising. A strong body can bring you everywhere you want, and you'll be thankful for that. Look forward to sharing other exercise experience with you guys in my next meeting. Reflections: Thanks to such a healthful meeting by Monika, we Blissers always stay sound in mind and body! Always keep tracking Bliss Meetings! -- Bliss English Club for Communication & Conducting Skills since 1997 Facebook: https://goo.gl/piKrs5 https://goo.gl/gqkyfc Picasa: https://goo.gl/dN6YiN Blog: https://goo.gl/QiA2PX Bliss 2018 Calendar: 2:30~5:30 pm every Saturday No meeting date: 7/14, 8/4, 9/1, 9/22, 10/20, 12/1~12/31 Outing: 10/13 (Q3)，Year-End-Party (YEP): 12/15 Meeting Place:東豐喜藝文空間, 師大路68巷13號 TOHOHI Arts Corner at No. 13, Lane 68, Shih-ta Road, Taipei, charged at NT$150/person with a cup of drink either coffee or tea. http://i.imgur.com/9QjXrS2.png

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