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April 2010

30 Psst! Hey buddy! Want to hack on a little open municipal data from Portland?
29 memePDX 034: WordCamp Portland and Open Source Bridge speakers, MDiTV, Oregon Education gets Googled, and HP acquires Palm
28 Healthy content: MDiTV looks to bring video content about your health to the Web
28 What did I miss? Recapping Twitter Chirp, Facebook f8, Inside Social Apps, and iPadDevCamp
27 Portland Code Camp and SQL Saturday: Two free Portland tech events that taste great together
26 Governor of social media: What Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn say about the Oregon 2010 gubernatorial candidates
25 Webtrends, Network Redux to Co-Host Lunch 2.0 on June 16
23 I know what you did this summer: Filling your calendar with big Portland tech events
22 memePDX 033: Portland pitch day, Foursquare Day, CivicApps, Mugasha Halo 3 track, Marshall Kirkpatrick and ReadWriteWeb, iPhone 4, more Foursquare Yahoo! jibber jabber
20 Portland, open data, and CivicApps: 101 open datasets for your geeking pleasure
20 Master Chief won’t mind: Mugasha scores exclusive on Tritonal bootleg Halo 3 track and you get it for free
19 Startup, open source, and/or independent tech folks: Enlighten the City of Portland and Portland Development Commission (PDC) about your world. Please?
16 One night only! The fabulous Portland Foursquare Day, Whiffies pies, and Strange Love Live swarm
16 Portland blogger extraordinaire Marshall Kirkpatrick promoted to co-editor of leading tech blog ReadWriteWeb
15 In Portland, every day is Foursquare day. But April 16? It’s a swarm for the official Portland Foursquare Day.
15 memePDX 032: Awards abound, Urban Airship and Interscope, Open Source GIS Unconference, Twitter buys Tweetie and releases ad concept
14 Portland pitch day: April 22 pitch True Ventures or Funding Universe CrowdPitch (Better yet, pitch both)
14 FAIL tale: Post mortem on the demise of Portland’s SplashCast
12 Reward yourself: OEN Tom Holce Entrepreneurship Awards, SoMe Awards, and WebVisions Webvisionary Awards all accepting nominations
11 Reminder: WebVisions Lunch 2.0 is Wednesday
9 These go to eleven: Urban Airship powers Interscope push notifications, Rock Show brings concert posters to the iPad
8 memePDX 031: Jobs in Portland, iPad arrives, Geomena API, Google Buzz, iPhone OS 4.0, and Foursquare
8 Geeks aren’t necessarily known for their people skills. Until now. Thanks to Oregon Training Network.
6 In Portland, people are primarily positive about the Apple iPad
6 Portland Calagator spawns Bend BendCal and Corvallis Corvalligator, asks for your feedback
5 What down economy? Five Portland startups looking to hire developers and technical talent
2 Barley, hops, and Google Fiber: Beer and Blog Portland offers Google wooing nectar Gigabit IPA tonight
2 Blogging, open source, and now mobile: Small Society Apple iPad app furthers Portland’s love affair with WordPress
1 Top 10 Silicon Florist posts for March 2010
1 memePDX 030: #pdxboom, Kickball, TechStars Seattle, Apple iPad, JooJoo, New iPhones, and Android Froyo

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Silicon Florist is blog about the Silicon Forest (a tech corridor comprised of Portland, Oregon, and the surrounding areas) startups, blogs, and events that fly below the RADAR. Silicon Florist is written by Rick Turoczy. You can connect with me on: Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn. Rest assured, tips, news submissions, and press releases are welcome and encouraged. Please feel free to submit them to siliconflorist@gmail.com.

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