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November 2010

29 How does Portland become more attractive for venture capital investment?
24 Turkey Tracker 2010: It’s not a geeky Portland Thanksgiving without streaming video, an Arduino, Twitter, and some geogeeking
22 Al Gore may have invented the Information Superhighway, but Oregon Senator Ron Wyden just saved the Internet
19 Job? Job? Who’s got the Portland job? Oh. These folks do.
18 Calling Oregon entrepreneurs to action: Do-it-yourself healthcare reform
18 Fear change? Steer clear of FMYI’s latest project, Change Agents Unite
17 Where Portland’s Athletic & Outdoor, Software, and Clean Tech clusters should meet
15 Want to report municipal problems in the de facto hub of open source? There’s no better way than the City of Portland Android app
12 When one door closes another opens… and here are some of those open doors in Portland
11 Sad news: InstantAction now instantly inactive
11 Emma? This is the Portland tech community. Portland tech community? Meet Emma… and her free beer
11 Experience The Brave New World of Media today… or at least on November 17
10 Calling all you digital journalist types! Digital Journalism Social Hour returns November 16
10 Want to profit off of streaming media? Attend OEN PubTalk tonight. I mean in person.
9 Everything is a product management problem
9 Portland’s Grove makes exceptionally awesome iPhone 4 cases out of bamboo—and for a limited time old skateboards
8 Like old flicks, cheesy B movies, and classic television? Grab your iPhone or iPad and wander into the Movie Vault
8 Bus for the WIN! Head down to Ignite Corvallis and Willamette Innovators Night with wifi and free beer
8 Looking for that early stage investment? OTBC offers 11 steps for getting investor ready
6 Portland’s Parent Hacks recognized by Babble as Most Useful Mom Blog, #10 of the Top 50 Mom Blogs
5 Let’s put Oregon back to work. Or at least Portland. Here are some options.
5 Want to have lunch with Imogen Heap today? Elemental Technologies can help. In streaming 1080 HD.
4 Love Instagram for iPhone photography? Well, here’s another reason to love it, Portland
4 Do you know the importance of a SkyLedger? Awesome Web based bookkeeping and accounting at your fingertips
3 Dave Chase: 10 reasons I chose Portland over Seattle and Silicon Valley to locate my startup
3 To buckle up, please insert the metal tab… Urban Airship lands $5.4 million and 25,000 square feet of office space
2 My Very First App: Night & Day Studios brings the art of Eric Carle to the iPhone
2 All fired up to present at Ignite Portland 10? Cool your jets.
2 Kitzhaber vs Dudley: The Oregon governor race and the tale of the social media tape
1 Max Ogden of CivicApps PDX API fame garners Code for America fellowship
1 Top 10 Silicon Florist posts for October 2010: Portland Seed Fund, Android, Bacon, and Cheezburger

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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 or feel free to share your Silicon Forest based project with me.

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