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1. Max Drugs - Hollywood

Max Derungs Current Assignee (The listed assignees may be inaccurate. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy of the list.) Mettler Toledo Safeline Ltd Original Assignee Mettler Toledo Safeline Ltd Priority date (The priority date is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. I have a Search Results Web Part (SRWP) and there are few Pages which are based on Content Type, that content type contains a field 'Visibility'.There is a custom web part which searches for this content type pages and ignores the one's having Visibility set to false. Summary: Joanna Derungs was born on and is 61 years old. Joanna Derungs currently lives in Canby, OR; in the past Joanna has also lived in Portland OR. Joanna M Gilbert, Joanna M Derungs, Joanna M Mills, Joanna M Pintello and Joanna Marie Derungs are some of the alias or nicknames that Joanna has used. Malcolm 'Max' DeRungs is a Principal Business Intelligence Platform Administrator at Providence St. He is the originator and main generative force behind Providence's AI powered enterprise insights engine platform and related handful of web applications for finding data assets, medical provider info, and home medical equipment. Meeting organizers John Miedema and Max deRungs would like to thank all of those who participated and offer a special thanks to PNNL and Washington State University for opening their doors to the needs of the group and taking the time to show what happens behind the curtain of advanced technology, chemistry and microbiology.

From: Kelpie Wilson<kel...@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Oct 21, 2012 at 11:40 AM
Subject: Secure your spot! Register for FREE Biochar Technology Showcase Events during November 6-9, 2012
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Reserve Your Spot: BiocharTechnology Showcase Events during November 6-9, 2012

These free events are filling up fast! Saveyour spot now - pre-register at http://carboncultures.com/carbon-cultures-showcase-event/

Register for one or moredays – identical program schedule each day, but test burns will take place atdifferent sites.

Mobile Biochar TechnologyComes to the Southern Oregon Woods

Waste-to-wealth technology transforms burn pilesfrom cost center to profit center – public invited to demonstrations andlectures during November 6-9

Hosted by: Carbon Cultures, Illinois ValleyForest Practices Committee, Forestry Action Committee and Illinois ValleyBusiness Entrepreneurial Center (IVBEC)

Who should attend:

·Forestry contractors

·Forest management agencypersonnel

·Fire Departments

·Land owners concerned with fuelload reduction

·Farmers and gardeners

·Compost producers and gardencenters

·Students

·Anyone interested insustainability, air quality or climate change mitigation

Dates: November 6, 7, 8, 9

Pre-order your gourmet box lunch to eat in the field whileobserving the biochar technology in action!http://carboncultures.com/carbon-cultures-showcase-event/

Time: 10 am until 11:30 morninglecture, followed by a demonstration in the field in the afternoon. We willfinish by 5pm. IMPORTANT: we areoffering the identical program on each of the 4 days so as many people aspossible can attend.You only needto register for one of the days. The morning sessions will provide anoverview of what biochar is and an introduction to the Carbon Cultures patentedmobile biochar producing technology.At11:30 am we will organize carpools and head out into the field to make biochar.We will eat lunch in the field, and a local caterer is providing a deliciousgourmet lunch with afternoon snacks for $12. You must order and pay for lunchin advance. Or you are welcome to bring your own sack lunch. For those whocan’t make the daytime event, on Wednesday November 7th there will be anevening event covering the overview of biochar with an introduction to thetechnology from 7-9 pm at the Kerby Belt Building.

Location: All of the morning sessions and theWednesday evening session will be held at the RCC Belt Building in Kerby,Oregon, 29 miles south of Grants Pass. (Kerby Belt Building, 24353 RedwoodHighway, Kerby, OR 97531) Afternoon demonstrations will be conducted in nearbyfield sites with the cooperation of the US Forest Service, BLM and privateforestry contractors. Directions to each site and carpooling arrangements willbe arranged during each morning session.

Directions: From I-5 take Exit 55 at GrantsPass, OR and onto US-199 towards Crescent City, CA for 29 miles. The BeltBuilding will be on the left near the intersection of US-199 and School Streetin Kerby, OR.

More about Carbon Cultures

CarbonCultures is a company formed by students at theUniversity of Washington to develop a mobile biochar technology.The National Science Foundation awarded thegroup $50,000 last year to commercialize their invention. The technologyconsists of a heat-resistant cover that can be placed over a slash pile to forma biochar-baking kiln.Biochar is madeby thermal degradation of biomass in the absence of oxygen. The cover controlsthe airflow to the burning slash pile, allowing limited air for some combustionto provide heat for baking, while excluding enough air to promote the formationof charcoal. In pilot studies on half-ton slash piles, the cover converted woodwaste into biochar with 20-30 percent efficiency. Compared to an open fire, thetechnology significantly reduces the amount of smoke and particulate pollutionreleased into the air, while producing a valuable product, biochar.The biochar can either be left in place toimprove forest soils on site, or it can be collected and sold for use as a soilamendment for gardens and farms.

More about biochar

Biochar is charcoal that is suitable for useas a soil amendment. Biochar is a stable form of carbon that will last forhundreds to thousands of years in soil. Biochar has been shown to provide manybenefits to soil structure, improving retention of water and nutrients andsupporting soil life.Biochar alsoserves to sequester carbon in soils, providing an important pathway forremoving carbon from the atmosphere to mitigate climate change.

Contact for moreinformation:

Jenny Knoth, Carbon Cultures, jenny...@carboncultures.com

JD Tovey, Carbon Cultures, jd.tovey@carboncultures.com

Kelpie Wilson, Illinois Valley ForestPractices Committee, for questions please call: 541-592-3083 or 541-218-9890kelpiew@gmail.com

Links

Local lodging for those coming from out oftown:

http://cavejunction.com/cavejunction/lodging.shtml

Sponsors

Carbon Cultures

Forestry Action Committee

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Ms.Kelpie Wilson
Biochar Consultant
Email: kel...@gmail.com
Home Office: 541-592-3083
Mobile: 541-218-9890
Google Voice: 646-535-7439 (646-kelpiew)
Skype: kelpie.wilson
The Pacific Northwest has the potential to benefit greatly from the capture and sequestration of atmospheric carbon.

ThePacific Northwest is a fertile ground for promoting biochar as an essentialtool in the mitigation of global warming. Not only does the PNW have the available biomass to support the development of abiochar production system, this region has a unique culture of people with the talentand enthusiasm for sustainability-- capable of advancing the production,research and utilization of biochar.

PNW Biochar is being developed by the Pacific Northwest region's biochar community for the purposes of advancing the merits of black earth soils, amplifying the scale of biochar development, and supporting a compelling vision of sustainable economic, social and environmental land use practices. Its charge will be to promote climate change mitigation, biomass energy, and soil fertility as an integrated whole at many scales.

Contents

1. 1 Framework

Framework

To be of most value, the organization serves three main roles in the biochar community:

• To educate the public on biochar
• To be a forum for biochar innovation in the Pacific Northwest
• To establish sustainability protocols for the production and use of biochar

The exercise of each role informs and strengthens the other two roles, and altogether gives the purpose for their being assembled in one organization. The PNW Biochar Initiative intends to be a domestic non-profit 501c3 corporation registered in Oregon, with an officer or two and a board of directors comprised of three to nine members. It will be a Public/Private partnership - a openly funded organization with members providing institutional support.

Education

Programs that inform the general public and businesscommunities about the purpose and value of biochar.

• Speaks at schools, events, festivals, conventions, etc.
• Maintains an online information database of regional field trials, links, contacts, organizations, etc.
• Catalogs biochar materials, soils, and climate data.
• Actively promotes biochar projects and collects case studies.
• Identifies problems with projects and consults on continuity and direction.
• Provides or helps develop operating facilities, soil sites and materials for testing.
• Identify appropriate technologies for project development.
  

Forum

A diversity of biochar interests, represented by a rich cross section of people from academicresearch, innovative nonprofits, supportive government, enthusiastic citizensand a burgeoning community of sustainable industries.

• Hosts an annual series of biochar conferences in the Pacific Northwest
• Assembles soil scientists, loggers, farmers, commercial forest and mill owners, the U.S. Forest service, OSU Forestry researchers, civil engineers, chemists, carbon traders (Climate Trust), USDA-ARS researchers, mechanical engineers, an electrical utility district (Consumes Power), ODOE policy, academic agriculturalists.
• Rigorously investigates field trials, tests and applications
• Supports biochar lab and field work through peer scientific testing, analysis and interpretation.
• Validates projects through collaborative peer review.
• Directs Funding
• Helps direct funding for economical biochar projects from public and private sources to biochar projects as the grant recipient or coordinator.
• Reaches Out
• Draws people to the forum not usually represented - (community organizations, tribes, and etc.)
• Connects to other biochar and other sustainability organizations -
• Develops Policy
• Assembles the science and community foundations beneath policy making.

Protocols & Certifications

PNW-Biochar is in the process of developing a set of Biochar Sustainability Protocols. The protocols will set guidelines for the creation of energy from biochar production,the sequestration of carbon and the creation of biochar based soil amendments.

• The Biochar Sustainability Protocol - guides the production and use of biochar from general agreement around values from feedstocks to production through distribution and end use
  
• The Carbon Minus Certification - creates a tiered labeling for food, fiber, and energy products that come from biochar soils.

Projects

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• Open Sustainable Biochar Protocol
• Field Trials Project
• Certification of Products from Biochar Soils