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{{EVents}}[[Category:EVents]]
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{{EVents}}[[Category:EVents]]
== First EVent & Another EVent Also ==
=== First EVent ===
First Event details and description text goes here.
===Another EVent Also===
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Then just list them in a gallery block.

<gallery>
Image:PIC0001.JPG|Caption for photo
Image:PIC0002.JPG|Yup, another caption for this one.
Image:PIC0003.JPG|Captions are great!
</gallery>

Additional [[Category:]] tags can be added to the top of the page, we do not use many categories at the moment, but they help to organize pages and help visitors find related pages. For example there might be a Tesla Category and any event with a Tesla at it could have the Tesla category.

[edit] Sherry Boschert at Elliott Bay Book Co

See http://www.elliottbaybook.com/events/mar07/boschert.jsp

The timing is confirmed for my reading and book-signing at Elliott Bay Book Co., 101 S. Main Street, Seattle -- Tuesday, March 6, 6:00 p.m.

Please spread the word so that we get as many people to turn out as possible, to show that there's interest in plug-in vehicles! Any chance we can get a PHEV to be there? (Ryan, I can't remember whether you live close to Seattle or not...)

Thanks,

Sherry Boschert, author

Plug-in Hybrids: The Cars that Will Recharge America

(New Society Publishers)

http://www.sherryboschert.com

[edit] KUOW Weekday - Honey! Don't Forget to Plug In The Car!

per SEVA_Maillist:2007./3./7 Y! It sounds like Sherry and perhaps Steven will also be making an appearance on KUOW 94.9 MHz from 9 am to 10 am Tuesday Morning. You can check out the program "Honey! Don't Forget to Plug In The Car!" at the KUOW website where you can also download an mp3 podcast of the program.

Local copy of this programs overview.

Tuesday on Weekday: Hour One

03/06/2007 9:00a.m.

Honey! Don't Forget to Plug In The Car!

The Toyota Prius gets around 50 miles per gallon. But is 100 miles per gallon just around the corner? Proponents of plug-in hybrid cars say it's not only possible—they're already doing it. Can the new cars help solve global warming? What about other air quality problems? Will the cars save you money if and when the auto companies start making them? We'll hear from electric car enthusiasts, energy efficiency experts and General Motors. Call in with your comments and questions.

Guests:

Sherry Boschert is on the executive committee of Plug In America and she is the president of the San Francisco Electric Vehicle Association. She is the author of the recent book Plug-in Hybrids: The Cars that Will Recharge America. She is also the medical news reporter for International Medical News Group.
Therese Langer is the Transportation Program Director for the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy.
Dave Barthmus is with General Motors. For the last several years it's been his job been to explain why GM discontinued its Electric Vehicle Program.
Dr. Michael R. Seal is the founder and former director of the Vehicle Research Institute at Western Washington University.

Related Events:

Sherry Boschert is speaking at Elliott Bay Books tonight, March 6th at 6:00 p.m.

EVents 2007 03 06

From SeattleEVA

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[edit] Sherry Boschert at Elliott Bay Book Co

[edit] KUOW Weekday - Honey! Don't Forget to Plug In The Car!

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