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September 17, 11am - 1:30pm, Friday
Dare to Care Fair

Location: National Semiconductor, Sunnyvale, CA.

Each year, hundreds of National Semiconductor employees come out to the Dare to Care Fair to learn about important environmental, community and health issues. The benefits of this event are invaluable. The fair is a great way to share your mission, services, and/or volunteer opportunities with National Semiconductor employees.

The fair's emphasis is on green and healthy living, so please keep this in mind when planning your participation.

EAASV will have a booth at the event, contact Jerry if you want to help represent the organization.

If you want to represent your business, please contact Griselda Orozco at 408-721-4841 or griselda.orozco@nsc.com with any questions.

September 18, 12pm - 6pm, Saturday
Green Prix Festival

Location: South First Street, San Jose, CA.

The Green Prix is a parade and festival taking place during the 01SJ Biennial that celebrates inventive ideas related to sustainable locomotion. It is an opportunity for artists and the public alike to produce, participate in, and experience innovative projects related to eco-themed transportation.

Green Prix Parade: ZER01 invites public participation in the Green Prix Parade. The Green Prix parade will be an eclectic, artistic eco-moition procession beginning in the South Hall ( San Jose Convention Center) parking lot and proceeding down South 1st Street through the SoFA district. A parade of human-powered, electric, solar and many other sustainable locomotive projects will cascade down the street displaying an array of artistic mobility.

Green Prix Festival: Following the Parade, there will be an all day festival on South 1st Street where parade entries will be on display and available for visitors to interact with and possibly even test out. The Festival will be filled with “green” creations, parade projects, family oriented do-it-yourself workshops, demonstrations, local galleries and music performances.

For more info or if you want to represent your organization, please contact Sarah Beth at 408-721-4841 or sarah.zero1@gmail.com.

September 25, 10am - 4pm, Saturday
38th Annual EV Rally

Location: Palo Alto High School, Palo Alto, CA.

It's that time of year again! Join us at the Silicon Valley Chapter of EAA's annual Event. This is THE Northern California event where the general public can see many real Electric Vehicles gathered in one place and talk to EAA enthusiasts to learn more about owning and driving EVs.
See our Rally web page for more info.

(Watch this space for more announcements)...

EVent Season - 2010

If your organization is holding an EVent and would like to have EVs present or an EV owner give a talk about life with EVs, please contact Jerry Pohorsky .

Movie: "Who Killed the Electric Car?" Now available on DVD.

The documentary movie "Who Killed the Electric Car?" had its world premiere at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival received excellent reviews. PBS's NOW featured the movie and an interview with Director Chris Paine. Sony Pictures Classics has now released this film on DVD. Please see the move to find out why and who might have been responsible. Be sure to tell your friends that not all EVs are dead and that they're an excellent transportation choice. Also tell everyone to see, grade, and review this important movie.

We'd like to thank the Raging Grannies for supporting our efforts to distribute information about this important movie and electric vehicles.

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Please contact Jerry Pohorsky if you would like to attend any of the above EVents.

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