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August 2010

31 Portland’s PingGadget purports to take a page from Twitter and a page from Foursquare
27 REMINDER: SXSW panel voting ends today; Twitter and Facebook streams return to regularly scheduled programming
25 REMINDER: Tonight, free beer, free pizza… Oh and maybe a little something about Intel Atom, your apps, and a little cash
25 Not sure where to start? StartupDay 2010 (and this discount) can help you start your startup
23 REMINDER: Mobile Portland invites panel of educators to discuss mobile and education tonight
19 On open source and government: An accidental manifesto
18 Portland Panel Picker: Vote for these SXSW Interactive panel proposals from Portland
17 Paperbacking Portland geogeeking: Adam DuVander releases Map Scripting 101
16 Reminder: New Relic Lunch 2.0 is Wednesday
16 Another Portlander plans to revolutionize banking: Bill DeRouchey joins BankSimple
13 Free beer (and job offers) from Wieden + Kennedy at Beer and Blog this week. No word on the Old Spice sample packs.
12 Can you find the Portland connection in the Class of Twitter HQ?
11 Good [Urban Airship] things come in threes: Push for Android, AirDrop pushes your Android apps, and Glaspey pulls up a chair
10 Webtrends Apps: Webtrends picks up WYSIWYG Facebook and iPhone app tool Transpond
9 Portland open source, startups, and mobile… oh my! The all time top 30 posts on Silicon Florist (so far)
9 Time for big kid pants: Silicon Florist is three years old
6 You look like you could use a different job… or maybe a job, period.
4 Google Wave may have hit low tide, but Portland’s contribution to the project is still a high watermark
3 Top 10 Silicon Florist posts for July 2010
3 REMINDER: Talk to the Portland Development Commission (PDC) today about the software community and the latest survey results
2 If your stuff gets stolen, wouldn’t you rather track all of the culprits from one GadgetTrak dashboard?
1 Slate Technologies to Host Lunch 2.0 on September 15

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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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