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November 2009

30 Show Santa Claus some respect by highlighting the proliferation of Crappy Santas
27 memePDX: Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery… or something
26 memePDX 014 (Thanksgiving extravaganza): COLOURlovers themeleon, Touch Pets, Google Chromium OS, and talking turkey with Turkey Tracker, Bac’n, and Tofurky
25 Wednesday is the new Friday: Special pre-Thanksgiving unofficial Beer and Blog Portland
24 Black Friday’s best deals? They’re likely on dealdar
23 If Turkey Tracker isn’t the quintessential Portland Thanksgiving activity, I don’t know what is
20 This ain’t your father’s Twitter background: COLOURlovers themeleon takes custom theming to a whole new level
20 We [Already] Make the Media. Now, we need to organize a nonprofit to help Portland journalism prosper.
20 memePDX 013: Ignite Portland 7, Back Fence PDX, Supercomputing 2009, ccSync, Tim O’Reilly, Wikipedia, and Obama has never tweeted
19 Stumptown Game Machine releases Touch Pets: Another Portland iPhone app, another runaway hit
19 Ignite Portland 7: How to win at Ignite or Tips and tricks for getting the most out of your Ignite experience
18 ccSync: Bringing the chatroom and IRC dynamic to SMS with group texting
18 Health care geeks flock to Portland for open source CONNECT Code-a-thon
17 OPB Think Out Loud: Abraham Hyatt and Michelle Rafter on the rebirth of local journalism
16 HulaHub: Social networking gets more cultured and artsy
13 JainRain RPX gets more social with Rich Social Publishing
12 Matt Haughey, our thoughts are with you [UPDATED]
12 memePDX 012: Startup lessons, Microsoft layoffs, New podcasts, Google and more Google, and Bac’n
11 Tours: Is that the Portland Art Museum in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?
10 Instant Action open house at Ground Kontrol tomorrow or Dude. My quarter was up there. I’m next.
10 Whiffies and Food Carts Portland featured on MSNBC, Strange Love Live gets a cameo
9 MioWorks closes doors but leaves with valuable startup lessons in hand
9 In depth discussions about Portland, podcasting, and the death of traditional media? That’s Crazy Talk
6 Portland Wiki project: City? Wiki. Wiki? City.
5 Navel gazing: Picking apart Greg Huang’s article on Boston, Boulder, and Seattle to find guidance for Portland
5 memePDX 011: Venture Mash, Foodgeeks, Ignite Corvallis, Steph is back on The Square, Apple and DROID stuff
5 Unfortunately, Microsoft layoffs will affect the Portland startup and open source communities, too
4 Denormalize, optimize your datasets, and get relational with OpenSQL Camp
4 Nebul.us has a not so nebulous tie to Portland (and I’ve got some invites)
3 Can’t wait for Beer and Blog this week? This bus will take you there on Thursday for free. The catch? It’s in Corvallis.
3 Get less with Silicon Florist curated content
2 Top 10 Silicon Florist posts for October 2009
2 Foodgeeks gets more social about geeking out over recipes

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