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May 2011

31 Portland gets to beta test another Google service first: Google Offers launches in Portland at Floyd’s
31 Meet the Startup: Catching up with David Embree of Athletepath
26 As hoped, Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon throws another COICA block. This time, it’s a hold on the PROTECT IP bill.
25 This whole Facebook thing might just catch on: ShopIgniter secures $8 million in venture funding
24 I know what you’ll do this summer: 8 major upcoming tech and geek events in Portland
24 Meet the Startup: Chatting with Angela Jackson of the Portland Seed Fund
22 Dreading work tomorrow? Maybe it’s time to get a new gig at one of these awesome Portland companies
22 Need help understanding stock and options? Here’s a cheat sheet for entrepreneurs and startup employees
21 Have Lunch with the City of Portland’s Broadband Planners
19 Weather schmeather! Rapture schmapture! BarCamp Portland and CivicApps hacking are this weekend
19 Thinking you missed out on the first #140conf in the Pacific Northwest? Think again. We’ve got your #140confNW right here.
18 Need a multibeat metronome? There’s an app for that
17 Sad irony: Portland Development Commission (PDC) forced to reduce staff including Gerald Baugh, the Software Cluster lead
17 Testify! Amazon Web Services evangelist Jeff Barr swings by the Portland AWS users group tonight
17 Jive Software is in a (deeper) relationship with Facebook ♥
16 TiE Oregon pulls together panel of heavy hitters from Portland mobile scene
16 Why a coworking incubator program is good for Portland
15 Dear Portland Startups, Would you mind sharing your pretty face (or logo) again?
13 Portland Timbers vs Seattle Sounders: Be expecting a guest post on Portland from Geekwire’s John Cook, next week
13 FreshBooks visits Portland for Beer and Blog and Books and Bowling
11 Keeping it weird: Austin, Texas vs. Portland, Oregon — a startup support beat down
11 HomeAway adds a Second Porch … and with it Facebook powered vacation rentals
10 You got your journalism in my digital. You got your digital in my journalism. Again. Camp.
10 OpenGovWest 2011: Helping our municipalities be more open, transparent, and engaged
9 Portland and Social Entrepreneurship: A conversation with Darius Monsef of COLOURlovers and All Hands
9 Reminder: Webtrends Lunch 2.0 is Wednesday
6 Tablet, tablet, who’ll lead the tablets? Mobspot would like your opinion on the future of tablet computing
5 Question-able tactics: Wordspreadz strives to raise the bar for social network conversations
4 Get ready to rethink your wallet: db clay wallets are back… and taking inspiration from mobile design
3 One million more reasons to love COLOURlovers: $1 million in funding
3 Spend a few cycles hacking for good at the PDX Applications for Good Code-a-thon this weekend
3 Keep your customer support buzzing with Hively
3 Is that Hellboy in your pocket or are you just Buffy to see me? Dark Horse Comics unveils Dark Horse Digital iPhone and iPad apps
2 Former DEMOgod, Ontier Pixetell acquired; Brainshark to take over services
2 Pete Grillo talks Iterasi, startups, naming, investors, and getting the band back together
2 Top 10 Silicon Florist posts for April 2011: Badass-ness, Code for a Better World, Portland 100 and more
2 You don’t have to go big to succeed: Lifestyle Startups according to Jason Glaspey
1 Three techie Portland Kickstarter projects that could use a little love… and one that’s been successfully funded
1 Are you a majestic unicorn? 31+ Portland jobs that could be your dream job… even if you’re not a unicorn

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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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