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 | 21:00 |   **Net** | {term}`The Nine O'clock Net Net<PSRG Nets>` with Rich WB7J & Bill K7WFB.     |
 
 ### Saturday Educational Talks
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-    <td style="width:100px; padding: 10px 0;">09:00-09:45</td>
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     <td><details><summary><b>Beep, Boop 101</b> <i>Eric Jarvi, AD7F</i></summary>Join for a beginner friendly overview of how digital modes work from a basic computer science perspective. Starting from scratch, see how analog wireless signals are turned into digital bits, bytes, encodings, and data structures.Next, learn how these building blocks are then used by amateur radio algorithms, protocols, and software to compress and send different types data. This talk is for all those who have ever heard sounds like R2D2 beeping and booping over the air and want to know how it all works.</details></td>
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-    <td style="width:100px; padding: 10px 0;">10:00-10:45</td>
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     <td><details><summary><b>Being Prepared For Community: Seattle Emergency Hubs</b> <i>Cindi Barker, KD7KSH</i></summary>Emergency preparedness in Seattle, briefly discussing personal preparedness, block level preparedness and community level preparedness.  We will talk about what neighbors can do on all those levels, and what the city will do in the event of a major disaster.</details></td>
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-    <td style="width:100px; padding: 10px 0;">11:00-11:45</td>
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     <td><details><summary><b>ARISS at Pacific Science Center</b> <i>Chloe Bolduc, N1BDX</i></summary>I would like to discuss Pacific Science Center's upcoming ARISS contact for the week of August 12th, our educational plan and activities for the youth involved, and future plans for a permanent radio station; as well as WSARC's continuous support through the proposal writing and implementation.</details></td>
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-    <td style="width:100px; padding: 10px 0;">12:00-13:00</td>
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     <td><b>Break for lunch</b></td>
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-    <td style="width:100px; padding: 10px 0;">13:00-13:45</td>
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     <td><details><summary><b>Introduction to Seattle ACS</b> <i>Tim Helming, WT1IM</i></summary>Have you ever wondered who "those ham radio people who help out in emergencies" actually are? Tim Helming, Director of Seattle ACS, will give an overview of this 150ish-member volunteer communications group which operates under the sponsorship of Seattle's Office of Emergency Management. Learn how ACS volunteers learn, practice, and use voice and data communications to assist the City of Seattle in times of emergency or special need. Seattle ACS is always looking for new volunteers--maybe you will be the next one!</details></td>
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-    <td style="width:100px; padding: 10px 0;">14:00-14:45</td>
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     <td><details><summary><b>You Need a Flee Bag!</b> <i>Alice Kuder</i></summary>In your journey to preparedness, assembling a Flee Bag™ should be your #1 priority. A Flee Bag™ (aka, Go Kit or Bug-out Bag) is a portable tote such as a duffle bag, backpack or luggage packed with basic emergency supplies, intended to get you through the first 1-3 days following a disaster. Get your list of the 13 most essential items to include.</details></td>
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-    <td style="width:100px; padding: 10px 0;">15:00-15:45</td>
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     <td><details><summary><b>AREDN: Internet Over Amateur Radio in Seattle</b> <i>Nick Gerner, KK7LZM</i></summary>An introduction to the Amateur Radio Emergency Data Network, a digital mode mesh network providing internet-like capabilities using consumer-grade wifi gear. Also including a discussion of how AREDN is being deployed in Seattle.</details></td>
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-    <td style="width:100px; padding: 10px 0;">16:00-16:45</td>
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     <td><details><summary><b>Your Cascadia Medical Response Kit</b> <i>John Murphy</i></summary>The creation of a personal, household and neighborhood based medical response kit from a community perspective. We will discuss the fundamentals of medical kit creation and improvement, we will also discuss aspects of triage. If time permits there will be a cursory instruction on stop the bleed.</details></td>
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 *Cindi Barker KD7KSH, Bill Thomassen N6NBN*
 
-This will be a ongoing hands on demostration of Winlink and the "I Am Safe" Welfare Message procedure.  Bill Thomassen, N6NBN, will set up 2 or 3 Winlink stations and demostrate and give hands-on opportunity for people to send their own "I Am Safe" test messages.
+This will be a ongoing hands on demonstration of Winlink and the "I Am Safe" Welfare Message procedure.  Bill Thomassen, N6NBN, will set up 2 or 3 Winlink stations and demostrate and give hands-on opportunity for people to send their own "I Am Safe" test messages.
 
 **FLDigi (Fast Light Digital) on UHF/VHF**