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Film: Kilowatt Ours by Meaningful Movies, Sept 5th, by donation. We suck a lot of= energy,=20 the majority of which is still generated by good old-fashioned coal.= =20 Learn and discuss the side effects of coal-generated power, and prom= ises=20 of alternatives. Actually, this topic brings up an interesting= side=20 question: If you buy an electric car, where the electricity is gener= ated=20 by coal, is that a net positive or negative for the environment? = BEAN=20 Scholarship Pub Crawl, Sept 5. BEAN is a fun group of youn= g=20 professionals working for some of Seattle's most famous companies. E= ach=20 year they get together for a pub crawl party that raises money to he= lp=20 send kids to college. Go drink for a reason. : PS= BJ's=20 Best Workplaces Annual Winner's Panel, Sept 11th, $40. If = whippings=20 are failing to improve employee moral, then learn from the winners.&= nbsp; The=20 good news is, the majority of best practices do not take more money = to=20 implement. Understand how employee morale improves retention a= nd=20 productivity, and how it can help you recruit talented staff.= Fashion Faux Pas to Fash= ion=20 Fabulous, Sept 6th, $25. 'Tis the fashion season for Seatt= le. The=20 local designers come together to showcase their one-of-a-kind gowns = and=20 dresses, and then sell them in auction style to the highest bidder.&= nbsp; The=20 proceeds of this event go to a non-profit providing formal gowns to = less=20 fortunate high school girls, so they can have their own little princ= ess=20 memories. : Support Group for Grieving Mothers of Adult Children, Sept 8th,= =20 free, of a monthly Mother's Tea, of sharing stories and experiences = with=20 other mothers dealing with every parent's worst trauma. Music: <= /b> Hendrix Fest, Se= pt=20 7th, free. Fans who once= =20 sneaked out to witness a Hendrix Concert are now returning wit= h family=20 in tow as the Baby Boomers take the Gen-Xers under their wing = giving=20 them an education of how the music of the past has and continues to= =20 influence the music of today. Star Party, = Sept=20 6th, free. Club members set up the telescopes and the public is invi= ted=20 to come by and peer into the night sky. Since people like to t= alk about=20 what they're interested in, all the volunteers are more than eager t= o=20 answer any questions. : Calligraphy Demonstration, Sept 4th, free. The Zen master= =20 demonstrates the art and craft of calligraphy, explaining its histor= y=20 and emphasis on immediate and spontaneous expression. Go and i= mprove=20 your penmanship. Light Bulbs to Dollar Signs: Turning Your Idea into a Profitable=20 Business, Sept 4th, $25. Actually, million-dollar ideas ar= e=20 plentiful; it's the successful execution that's rare. This mee= ting=20 covers best practices for translating that idea in your noggin into = a=20 profitable business. Also, they discuss how to evaluate your o= wn idea=20 in terms of market size, profitability, etc., to help decide if your= =20 idea is actually the big money-maker that you think it is. Taiwan= : Your=20 Gateway to Asia, Sept 10th, $15. Taiwan and Washington sta= te are=20 already buddy-buddies. We do a lot of trading back-and-forth, = and have=20 more sister-city relationships than we know what to do with. G= o hear=20 about Taiwan's prosperity, and how you can get a piece of it.= Organization: RAW, for those who like their food uncooked. This means ea= ting=20 mostly plant-based food that has not been processed, and for the bra= ver=20 souls, consuming unpasteurized dairy products, raw meats and eggs, a= nd=20 sushi. On the surface, it seems like=97with this sort of diet= =97you'd end=20 up as a bland, wimpy vegan, which is probably why this group exists.=	C89.5: This is a publi= c=20 station with one type of music - hyper-peppy. They only play d= ance and=20 party tracks 24/7, whether it's Saturday night or Monday morning.&nb= sp; So,=20 you get a bunch of munged synthesized versions of rock and pop class= ics=20 that sounds vaguely familiar to your regular favorites. The re= deeming=20 aspect of this station is, since it's public, there are no ads, so= =20 you're listening to 57 minutes of aerobic-worthy music per hour. KRKO: This is one of those stat= ions=20 that is so far out, it's actually in. They play the favorites = of the=20 crusty old-farts, the same old tunes you'd hear playing at the Eagle= or=20 the VFW, the type of stuff the WWII crowd digs. Their music is= like=20 playing the accordion, where it's so dorky, it's actually kinda cool= =2E KKNW: This little st= ation=20 works on a different model. This station sells its air time to= the=20 public. Anybody with the bucks can put together their own pack= age, get=20 on the radio, and then design their own program and sell air time.&n= bsp; So,=20 what you get is a bunch of alternative talk radio subjects too fring= e=20 for regular radio. With a bunch of different programming by al= l sorts=20 of people, you get the mix of viewpoints that makes it interesting.&= nbsp;=20 There are some people with good information and thoughtful perspecti= ves,=20 and other programs where you just gotta wonder what color is the sky= in=20 their world? Cool Video: A recap of Fashion First=


Networking: Girl Power Hour, Sept = 18th,=20 $15, celebrating its one-year anniversary. This is about 50% p= arty=20 mixer and 50% professional networking. For this occasion, the = boys are=20 invited. Have a cocktail, socialize, and make a few new friend= s. = Health: Symptom Management for Cancer Survivors, Sept 24th, free, follow= ing=20 cancer treatment, survivors face new challenges of identifying,=20 understanding and living with the unwelcome aftereffects. With educa= tion=20 and support, many survivors are able to take charge of their health,= =20 managing or even preventing such problems. Children's: Th= e Green=20 Sheep, month of October, for young=92uns, ages 1-4, $13. A= ccording to=20 the gossip on toddlers' blogs, this one is all the rage. In th= is=20 interactive exhibit, the little ones look for that elusive green she= ep=20 among a crowd of colored poseurs. * Also, Kidd= ie=20 Kabaret, ongoing, $10. The folks at Circus Contraption ret= ool their=20 show for the kid set, with aerial acts, sing-a-longs, and=20 animal-inspired acts. Adults will probably dig this show just = as much. =20 * Also, The Chil= dren's=20 Museum, Metropolitan Market opens a 740-square- foot kiddie stor= e,=20 where the little ones can take over shopping duties and purchase the= =20 family's groceries for the week. Seminar:=20 Handwriting Analysis, Evaluating Ho= w=20 People Cope with Change, Sept 20th, $60. Learn how to sepa= rate the=20 resilient from the rigid at this seminar, predicting how people adap= t to=20 changing circumstances. Go with an open mind, but keep your sk= epticism=20 available. Graphology in general suffers from a lack of empiri= cal=20 evidence, and the British Psychological Society ranks graphology as= =20 predictable as astrology. Education: Let's Go FSBO, Sep= t=20 18th, free, on how to sell your home yourself. With an average= house=20 price still north of $400K, putting those six points back into your= =20 pocket can be pretty tempting. If you're willing to do the wor= k, but=20 need some hand-holding at the critical moments, this could be for yo= u. =20 Learn how to price, attract buyers, negotiate, and navigate the=20 paperwork. Festival: Seattle Greek Festi= val,=20 Sep 19-21, free. Go for the baklava. This is a family-fr= iendly event,=20 with wine tasting and cooking demos, plus you know how those Greeks = love=20 to dance. * Also, Freemont=20 Ockoberfest, with the kitsch of chainsaw pumpkin carving, CityDo= g's=20 cover dog modeling context, Ride-n-Glide BMX stunt team, and more.&n= bsp; With=20 all of the beer served, they better have a zillion porta-potties lin= ed=20 up. Personal Finances: Boomer Retirement Bootcamp, Sept 22, $11. You're looking a= t the end=20 of your working career, so the income drops, but the bills and=20 liabilities increase. Get answers to the big questions on when= to draw=20 Social Security, paying off mortgages, buying long-term care insuran= ce,=20 estate planning, and so on. Avoid the scary prospect of having= run out=20 of working time while running out of money. Science: Solar Tour, Sept 19th, $3. If the galaxy seems just a litt= le too=20 immense for you, then take a trip to our neighboring planets. = Bellevue=20 Community College opens its planetarium again, with its super-duper= =20 digital projector, with the best trip you'll ever get without leavin= g=20 orbit. Health: Healthy Parks= ,=20 Healthy You, Sept 20th, $2. The good folks of the cit= y are worried=20 about your health, so they put together the resources to keep you le= an=20 and in shape. At this health fair, vendors come together for b= lood=20 pressure checks, healthy snack info, nutrition and diabetes informat= ion,=20 glucose checks, affordable health insurance info, and so on. A= s long as=20 you're down there, do the best free thing for your health, and take = a=20 walk around the park. Organization: Minority Executive Directors=20= Coalition, an organization with noble goals, perhaps even ideali= stic=20 and biting off more than they can chew, but a person can't fault the= ir=20 mission or their passion. Plus, helping to shape strong and in= volved=20 leaders benefits the entire community.	We're=20 a Bunch of Whiners: Sometimes, we just can't seem to be happy no matter what. Gas Prices and Traffic: It seems that we want both c= heap gas=20 and speed limit commutes and complain endlessly when one or the othe= r is=20 out of whack. One silver lining to $4/gallon gas was that it c= leared=20 off the freeway. For years, Metro was trying to boost ridershi= p. When=20 it got the big ridership bump it was always crying for, then it was= =20 complaining about the budget-busting cost of diesel. Affordable Housing and the Quality of Life:=20 When the average house price nears half a million in the city, we=20= complain how it's beyond the range of the working class. Then,= when=20 more affordable housing is built, we complain about crowding and los= s of=20 neighborhood character. When families move way out into the 'b= urbs to=20 find a house they can afford, then we complain about the consequence= s of=20 long commutes and carbon footprints. We complain about the cos= t of the=20 bureaucracy of city regulations, but hate the cookie-cutter houses= =20 developers would otherwise throw up. Mental Recession: According to one of McCain's advisors, we're a nation of whiners. Supposedly, one percent growth = isn't too=20 bad. Globalization has brought an export boom, but we only wal= low in=20 bad news. According to advisors, those other issues, of job lo= ses,=20 credit meltdowns - those are irritating side issues. Cool Video: Will It Blend: Ch= uck=20 Norris. These guys have an entire run of videos, of putting=20 wacky stuff into their power blender.


Networking<= /SPAN>Company Picnic Seattle , Sept 25th, $39. Entrepreneurs tend to be a lively lot, so it'll be i= nteresting to throw them into a picnic scene. Go mix with others who h= ave great ideas, smarts, and ambition, who will end up building the next gre= at thing. Go learn from others with new perspectives and have a chest = of business war stories to share. Fi= lm: Couch Film Fest , Sept 27th, $10. Get this - instead of hosting films in the studio or= theater, they're getting people to open their living rooms for smaller, mor= e intimate, settings. You go and watch short films while wedged into t= he cracks on some dude's couch. Films rotate on the hour, with an afte= rnoon intermission. Keep any change you find in cushions. He= alth: Go Healthy , Sept 26th, free, to help keep kids, and parents, from morphing into jelly-= bellies. Childhood obesity is now the number one childhood health conc= ern, even above smoking. Kids now are even getting adult ailments, suc= h as high blood pressure and cholesterol. So, roll the kid off the TV = couch and on to this event. Da= nce: All Tharp by Pacific Northwest Ballet, starting Sept 25th, $25+. PNB kicks off = the new season with an American dance heavyweight. The show includes t= wo world premieres, so someday, you might get the bragging rights of being t= he first to have sen it. Also, check out the preview videos. Re= al Estate: Can that deal still be financed? , Sept 25th, $15. With the mortgage meltdown, you can imagine how exci= ted banks are to write new mortgages right now. Unless you have a heft= y 20% down payment, how you can purchase that new house? At this meeti= ng, the pros discuss how the rules have changed, and how you can play in thi= s new sandbox. In= sects: Bug Blast , Sept 28th, free with regular museum admission. Is there anything coo= ler than a bug with twenty legs? Go down, look at the bugs, and maybe = even eat a few. Actually, you already are, but you're just not aware o= f little bug parts leaking into our food supply. There are plenty of h= ands-on activities for kids to explore and expand their bug interest. = Next to dinosaurs, bugs are the coolest thing. Wo= men's Health: WWISH kick-off , Oct 2nd, $20. This is a new online magazine for Women's Wellness and= Integrated Social Health, a woman-to-woman sort of thing. Learn how o= ther women turn their struggles into triumphs, like one of those Lifetime ne= twork TV shows. Best of luck to them. These online magazines hav= e a poor success rate, but then again, the costs of digital publication real= ly lower the financial barriers to entry. Fa= mily: Park In the Dark,<= /A> Sept 25-27th, free. When the sun goes down in the UW Arboretum, th= e activity level goes up. Learn about the real nocturnal animals and u= se your "deer ears" to hear night sounds. Plus, the park at night has = a wonderfully eerie feeling. Wo= men's Business: Women Business Owners Networking Lunch , Sept 25th, $46. This group is really getting to be the power group f= or women running their own businesses. Their award winners are the who= =19s-who of female owned businesses in this area. At this lunch, a med= ia consultant discusses how to gain publicity to generate customers, increas= ing your business. Organization: NIRI Seattle, of National Inv= estor Relations. With the financial meltdown last week, interest is ce= rtainly on investing. Since they're focus is on investor relations, an= d everybody's investment is tanking, they're probably working double overtim= e right now. Also, gotta wonder if these folks saw it coming, or are t= hey just apologetic mouthpieces?	Where The Sin= gle Guys Are: If you believe the whining of the single ladies around h= ere, it's difficult to meet men. Plus, apparently, guys are too scared= y cat to approach. So, where do guys hang out? Political Campaigns: Campaigning for wo= rthy causes tends to be balanced, but the political offices are male-dominat= ed. These are short and intense in duration, so when you're working un= til midnight eating = cold Chinese food together, something good is going to happen. Rock Climbing: Here, it's easy to strike up t= he conversation since these guys are pretty social, and the atmosphere is al= ready charged with excitement. Play it safe and hit the indoor center = first. Casual Sports: You get to know a guy over a period of time. The gender break down is= about 60/40, so the odds are in the gal's favor. These games are more= for the fun of it, instead of competitive. It's more of an excuse to = go get a beer afterwards. Check out Underdog Sports. Online: If you're willing to sift through the pervies and dw= eebs, there's always Craigs L= ist, with a slice of good guys left. <= B>Cool Video: Here's what could happen to the 520 bridge during an earthquake. Th= is simulation will creep you out a bit the next time you're actually driving= across. Hope they come up with that replacement soon.