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March 2010

31 Now every Portland block is on EveryBlock
30 You can’t play Foursquare without a Kickball (well, you can but it’s not the same)
29 Portland Development Commission Hosting Lunch 2.0 May 19
25 memePDX 029: Second Porch funding, Urban Airship AirMail, Google Fiber, PRTLND, Google and China, Nexus One, and @ MoMA
24 TechStars Seattle: Mentorship could be as close as a train ride for Portland startups
23 REMINDER: Open Source Bridge call for proposals closes March 25
22 PRTLND: Simply a beautiful way to find Portland Web developers, designers, illustrators, and photographers
22 Urban Airship launches AirMail: Your iPhone push notifications just got a lot more interesting
20 WebVisions Hosting Lunch 2.0 on April 14
18 Second Porch finds a home for a $1 million investment led by Oregon Angel Fund
14 From Portland? At SXSW? Head over to the Portland Tech Community Party tonight
12 memePDX 028: Special Portland at SXSW episode
11 Lots of New Faces at Lunch 2.0
10 Creative crossover day: First Portland Lunch 2.0 then dMob dLux tonight at PIE
9 ActiveTrak (formerly GadgetTrak) lands first round of funding for thief-nabbing technology
8 Reminder: Oregon Film, Beam Development, Hive-FX Lunch 2.0 is Wednesday
8 OEN’s Angel Oregon 2010 and the state of startups and capital in Portland from Carolynn Duncan of Portland Ten
5 Open Source Bridge opens registration for 2010 event
4 memePDX 027: Platial, Portland Lunch 2.0 with Oregon Film, ShopIgniter funding, Webtrends Facebook analytics, and a whole bunch of patents
3 Ignite Portland 8: How to win at Ignite or Tips and tricks for getting the most out of your Ignite experience
3 We have ignition: Portland’s ShopIgniter secures $3 million in venture capital, snags new CEO from lead investor Madrona
2 End of the road: Platial draws its social mapping pursuits to a close
2 Here, File File! Here file! Why are you so far away? C’mere file. Such a good file.
1 Top 10 Silicon Florist posts for February 2010

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