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	Meetup	Location	RSVPs
Dec 1 7:15 PM	Science On Tap No rating yet Hunter Hoffman Human Interface Technology Laboratory, University of Washington Concerning Virtual Reality Systems and their use in treating PTSD and Phobias Science On Tap	T.S. McHugh's Pub Seattle , WA, 98101 47.624621,-122.356481	0 Yes 0 Maybe
Nov 30 6:30 PM	“Rewiring Circuits of Life for Bioremediation* and Bioenergy” No rating yet Nitin Baliga Institute for Systems Biology *Bioremediation is any process that uses microorganisms, fungi, green plants or their enzymes to return the natural environment altered by contaminants to its original condition. Science On Tap	Third Place Books Pub (Ravenna) Seattle, WA, 98115 47.676416,-122.306522	0 Yes 1 Maybe
Nov 24 7:00 PM	NW Biodiesel Network Monthly Meeting – Sustainable Biodiesel No rating yet Hello Biodiesel Enthusiasts. I want to update you on our monthly meeting on Tuesday, November 24th, and to ask for your input for this newsletter. November Monthly Meeting –State of Biodiesel in the Northwest What has changed in the past year in the Northwest biodiesel industry? What big changes are on the horizon? Learn the inside scoop on challenges, opportunities, and where biodiesel is headed in our region. Get some insights on the biodiesel political landscape, too. Karl Unterschuetz, Director of the Northwest Biofuels Association (http://www.nwbiofuels.org/home) gives us an update and answers your questions. Join us on November 24, 2009 for what is always an informative meeting on where the biodiesel industry is headed in the region! 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm, Seattle Phinney Center, 6532 Phinney Ave. N, Seattle WA 98103. Cost is Free. Information at www.nwbiodiesel.org/. Input For This Newsletter Have a story you want to share with the local biodiesel community about businesses and organizations that are embracing biodiesel? Please let us know your story. We want to share it with our biodiesel community. This is a great way for business and organizations that have embraced biodiesel to communicate this to the over 1200 members on our mailing lists. Members who are interested in biodiesel! We look forward to seeing you on November 24th. Joe	Phinney Neighborhood Center Seattle, WA, 98103 47.676886,-122.354357	0 Yes 0 Maybe
Oct 27 7:00 PM	NW Biodiesel Network Monthly Meeting – Sustainable Biodiesel 1 attended (est.) – No rating yet Hello Biodiesel Enthusiasts. I want to update you on our monthly meeting on Tuesday, October 27th, and to ask for input for this newsletter. October Monthly Meeting – Sustainable Biodiesel Many biodiesel foes rail about the food vs. fuel. Biodiesel can and is being made sustainably. Many focus on biodiesel made from soy and canola oil. They fail to understand that the cops are grown as animal feed so people can enjoy their steaks and pork chops. The oil is a byproduct of this primary purpose of the crop. Feedstocks that avoid this controversy completely are waste vegetable oil/tallow, biomass and algae. Yale Wong, CEO of General Biodiesel, will talk about using waste vegetable oil/tallow to produce biodiesel. Kelly Ogilvie, CEO of Blue Marble Energy, will address producing energy from biomass and algae. Kelly will also address where we are with Algae and when we can expect it as a feedstock for biodiesel production. We look forward to Yale and Kelly updating us on the exciting recent developments that are taking place at their companies. Get your questions answered! 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm, Seattle Phinney Center, 6532 Phinney Ave. N, Seattle WA 98103. Cost is Free. Information at NW Biodiesel. We look forward to seeing you at the Phinney Center on Tuesday, October 27, 2009. Input For This Newsletter In a recent announcement we told you about Essential Bakery’s decision to use B99 in their delivery trucks. It is a great story, and we are pleased to have shared that with the biodiesel community. We are interested in learning about other companies and organizations that have incorporated biodiesel in running their business or not-for-profit. Use could be as a fuel for vehicles, marine use, heating fuel, or other uses. Please let us know your story. We want to share with our biodiesel community the organizations and businesses that are embracing biodiesel. We look forward to seeing you on October 27th. Joe	Phinney Neighborhood Center Seattle, WA, 98103 47.676886,-122.354357	1 Yes 0 Maybe
Oct 26 6:30 PM	"Robot-assisted surgery: the past, present and future" 50 attended (est.) – 5.001 Medical Director of Robotics, Swedish Medical Center Science On Tap	Only members of this Group can view the location for this Meetup	1 Yes 0 Maybe
Oct 19 6:30 PM	Science Journal Club 1 attended (est.) – No rating yet I am thinking it might be fun to start a Science Journal Club. On the agenda is... 1. Everyone bring a favorite science research article. 2. Everyone agree and pick the most interesting article to read at home and review in the next journal club meeting. 3. Discuss the "Journal Club" concept and bring up fun ideas on what the purpose and activities of the club will be. Bring a printed copy of a Science Journal Article. Save a copy of the article to a disc in case your article is selected by the group, we will e-mail a copy to the members of the club after the event.	Third Place Books Pub (Ravenna) Seattle, WA, 98115 47.676416,-122.306522	1 Yes 0 Maybe
Sep 28 7:00 PM	Science on tap. "Sound Garden: a radar odyssey through the Northern Lights" No rating yet John Sahr UW Electrical Engineering Science On Tap	Only members of this Group can view the location for this Meetup	0 Yes 0 Maybe
Sep 24 7:00 PM	Seattle City Light and Solar America No rating yet Solar discussion	First Presbyterian Chuch Seattle, WA, 98104 47.608050,-122.328560	0 Yes 1 Maybe
Sep 23 6:00 PM	Science Journal Club 2 attended (est.) – No rating yet I am thinking it might be fun to start a Science Journal Club. On the agenda is... 1. Everyone bring a favorite science research article. 2. Everyone agree and pick the most interesting article to read at home and review in the next journal club meeting. 3. Discuss the "Journal Club" concept and bring up fun ideas on what the purpose and activities of the club will be. Bring a printed copy of a Science Journal Article. Save a copy of the article to a disc in case your article is selected by the group, we will e-mail a copy to the members of the club after the event.	Third Place Books Pub (Ravenna) Seattle, WA, 98115 47.676416,-122.306522	2 Yes 0 Maybe
Sep 22 7:00 PM	NW Biodiesel Network Monthly Meeting – “True Costs of Biodiesel” No rating yet NW Biodiesel	Phinney Neighborhood Center Seattle, WA, 98103 47.676886,-122.354357	0 Yes 1 Maybe