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Northwest District

Northwest District is a neighborhood in Northwest Portland, home to the Alphabet District, the commercial strips of 21st and 23rd Avenues, Wallace Park, Couch Park, a good inventory of fine old homes, and a high concentration of 1920s-style poured-concrete apartment houses in 3- and 4-story "U" shapes.
The Alphabet Historic District is roughly defined by 2nd Avenue out west to 24th Avenue (where the hills start), and from the major arterial Burnside up north to Vaughn (where the mood turns industrial) in strict alphabetical order. In the year 2000 the entire district was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
On 21st Avenue: Bastas, the Blue Moon Tavern, the independent Cinema 21 theater, Caffe Mingo, Joe's Cellar, and the nationally known Paley's Place. 
On the slightly more upscale 23rd Avenue: Kornblatt's Delicatessen, one of the two Papa Haydn locations in the city, and Legacy Good Sam. 
Category:Northwest District neighborhood
Category:National Register of Historic Places
Northwest Quimby Street

Quimby is a road in northwest Portland, stretching from Northwest 10th Avenue to roughly Northwest 30th Avenue, broken occasionally. Quimby is interrupted by Wallace Park, Chapman Elementary School, and Northwest Cornell Road, among others.
Quimby is one of the streets that forms a portion of the Alphabet District. Originally part of John Couch's land claim, it was platted simply as "Q Street". It was renamed to Quimby in the 1890s during the first street renaming, and was named for L. P. W. Quimby, who was one of Portland's early hotel owners.
This street is the namesake for Mayor Quimby in The Simpsons. Simpsons creator Matt Groening grew up in Portland and named several characters after Portland streets.
Category: Streets
Category: NW Quimby Street
Category: Simpsons
Nuclear Power

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There are 104 nuclear reactors in the United States that provide 20 percent of America's electric power, according The Hanford News. They were designed and built in the 1960s and '70s, an era when seismologists knew much less about earthquakes than they do today.
Now that Japan's 9.0 magnitude earthquake has focused world attention on the danger of nuclear power and radiation-tainted tap water, U.S. regulators and nuclear industry advocates are scrambling to convince the public that America's reactors are safe.
Here's a photographic tour of Seabrook, a nuclear power plant in New Hampshire. 
In a nuclear power plant, pressurized steam is fed through a steam turbine which drives an electrical generator. After passing through the turbine the water-steam mixture is cooled down and condensed in a condenser. The condenser converts the steam to a liquid so that it can be pumped back into the steam generator.
The only commercial nuclear plant in the Northwest, the Columbia Generating Station at Hanford near Richland, Wash., is 225 miles from the 9.0 subduction zone along the coast. Of the five commercial reactors originally planned by WPPSS for the State of Washington, this reactor was the only one completed.
Hanford's B Reactor was the world's first full-scale nuclear reactor. Built in about 13 months, it produced the plutonium for the world's first nuclear explosion and for the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki, Japan. It continued to produce plutonium as one of Hanford's nine production reactors during the Cold War.
The San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station north of San Diego was built to withstand a 7.0 earthquake centered within five miles of the plant.
NuScale Power, a Corvallis-based startup, developing scalable nuclear reactor technology, is on the hunt for new financial backing after its primary investor’s assets were frozen as part of a federal U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission probe. The company now expects to lay off a majority of its remaining 70 worker. 
Nathan MyhrvoldNathan Myhrvold, CEO of Intellectual VenturesIntellectual Ventures, has invested in a nuclear-power reactor can burn depleted uranium as fuela nuclear-power reactor can burn depleted uranium as fuel. In a sweeping interview with The Wall Street Journal, he says no current technology offers a silver bullet solutionno current technology offers a silver bullet solution to energy needs and global warming.
NEXT: Co-generation in Oregon
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O'Bryant Square

O'Bryant Square is a public square bounded on the north by SW Stark, and on the east by SW Park, on the south by SW Washington, and on the east by SW 9th. The square is sometimes called "Paranoid Park" because of its notoriety as a drug-dealer hangout in the 1990s.
==History==
The site is the possible location where W.C. Overton and Asa Lovejoy agreed to found the town in November 1843. The property was donated in 1971 by Mr. and Mrs. William E. Roberts. O'Bryant Square is named in honor of Portland's first mayor, Hugh D. O'Bryant. The park was opened in 1973, and was the first Portland park to incorporate an underground parking garage. In 1976 the square received a national design award from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. 
==External Links==
 O'Bryant Square, Portland Parks and Recreation website.
==References== 
Category:Parks
Category: SW Stark Street 
Category: SW Park Avenue 
Category: SW Washington Street 
Category: SW 9th Avenue
Category:Downtown neighborhood
OCTA 2012

The Oregon Cannabis Tax Act 2012, or OCTA 2012, is a proposed Oregon law that would create a state license to allow possession, sale and (most importantly) private cultivation of marijuana. This law is the realization of what pro-legalization proponents have voiced. The thought is that, by legalizing it, the popular consumption of a relatively harmless drug (compared to tobacco or alcohol) will migrate from petty criminality to state revenue source. 
Some critics of the act point out that the license will serve to encourage unlicensed marijuana cultivation. This is oddly similar to the support of the Alcohol prohibition of the 1920's.
== Timeline ==
* On March 28, 2011, the state gave permission for organizers to begin canvassing for signatures to put the law on the ballot (see PortlandWiki news blurb).
== Resources ==
* Organizers' website for the Oregon Cannabis Tax Act
* HE.net's Prohibition Analysis
Category:Bills
Category:Marijuana
OPDX Action 04 Jan 2012

Agenda and Meeting Notes for Occupy Portland Acton Committee
= Meeting Info =
Wed, Jan 4 5:30PM @ St. Francis
= Agenda Items =
== MLK Day ==
Sisters of the Road is planning at MLK day march, what can we do to help? 
There are (likely) lots of other events going on this day, how can we, should we coordinate?
( An occupy march on this day is on the agenda for the 1/1 GA )
== Bank Protests ==
== Bike Swarm Gresham ==
Sunday, Jan 15th Noon - 4 pm, in support of bmx's right to ride at the Gresham Skate Park
# Phase One: Rally in support of BMX right to ride at the Gresham Skate Park.
# Phase Two: Support Main Street ride through downtown/ old town Gresham, concluding with an "Occupy" Wall Street Pizza feast (And yes, Wall St Pizza is a LOCAL eatery on Main St. ;)
https://www.facebook.com/groups/185839864826518/
http://www.pdxbikeswarm.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/J15SwarmGresham.jpg
== Candidate Townhall Update ==
This is on the agenda for the 1/1 GA
== Longview ==
Occupy Longview (Washington) is officially putting out a call to action to block the EGT grain ship expected to arrive mid-January.
longview call to action
== Occupy The Courts == 
Organized by the Move to Amend
Second anniversary of Citizens United.
Organizing meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 4, 7pm at 1525 SW Park (near PSU). 
https://www.facebook.com/events/212978475451510/
http://movetoamendpdx.org
== Interoccupy ==
* West PDX Neighborhood Association -Jan 7th
* St. Johns Books -Jan 11th
* Clackamas County Dems -Jan 19th
OPWebTeam Committee Notes

< Occupy Portland
Media Team Meeting noon October 9, 2011
: Cari- social media editor liason from
: Radz
: Kevin – media tent - compromising and focus (editing, social media)
: Sylvia - getting clarity on internal/ external communication
: Mark- wiki, twitter,
: Communication about Portland Marathon march – Adams is not marching, but his office is involved
: Twitter Clarification:
:: OccupyPDXnews – verified, factual, strict press release style info etc/ twitter
:: OccupyPDX- twitter for conversation, unverifiable
:: No one knows anything about account: Occupy Portland
: OccupyPDXmc – factual, dry
: OccupyOregon - no comment
: http://bitily/OccupyPortlandWiki exists
: Take to Info, want to tell your story?
: Clarification on many Sub-committees of Media
: Web Team, Social Media Group (fb, twitter), Media Production/Indy
: Media Coalition (video production), Interview, Infrastructure Liaison
Committee Notes
OP Past Events 2011

=Past Events=
These events have come and gone, please add media links about the results of these events to their pages.
* Dogcupy Portland 11 26 11
* Proposal for Indoor Space 11 25 11 
* Walmart Protest 11 25 11
* Buy Nothing Day Bike Ride 11 25 11
* Critical_Mass! 11 25 11
* Light For Life Vigil
* OP Gathering of Solidarity and Support
* COMMUNITY Friday 11 25 11
* Occupy Black Friday! 11 25 11
* Fur Free Friday - 25 November 2011
* Black Friday Occupy Christmas Caroling 11 25 11
* OCCUPY THE VALLEY RIVER MALL 11 25 11
* FREE Thanksgiving dinner
* ChaplainsOccupyPDX Interfaith Guild of Chaplains
* 2011 THANKSGIVING COMMUNITY DINNER
* Occupy Christmas Carols 11 23 11
* Clean the Parks Day 11 23 11
* Why Do Corporations Have More Rights Than You Do 22 November 2011
* Argentina The Take - 20 November 2011
* Occupy Your Block 11 20 11
* City Wide March 11 20 11
* Occupy Christmas Carols 11 20 11
* Occupy Portland Day of OccuPeace
* Full Consensus Workshop - 20 November 2011
* Occupy Portland Vigil at City Hall 11 19 11
* Occupy Colonel Summers Park 11 19 11
* Joe Hill Night! Fanning the Flames of Discontent 19 November 2011
* Fix-It Fair 11 19 11
* Dogcupy Portland 11 19 11
* March for Universal Health Care 11 19 2011
* SE Neighborhood Outreach 11 19 11
* Spokes_Council_11_18_11
* BIKE SWARM STRATEGY MEETING
* Labor Outreach Committee Meeting 18 November 2011
* Hawthorne_Bank_Protest_and_March
* N17 March - 17 November 2011
* N17 11 17 2011
* Get On The Bridge - 17 November 2011
* Final_N17PDX_action_training!_11_16_11
* All Out For Police Accountability 11 16 11
* OCCUPY PSU 11/16/11
* Move Our Money City Hall - 16 November 2011
* Nonviolent_Direct_Action
* Why Do Corporations Have More Rights Than You Do 15 November 2011
* Day_of_Homelessness_Awareness_11_15_11
* Police_Liaison_Training
* Coal Hard Truth Forum
* Occupy City Hall 11 14 11
* Emergency Labor Outreach Committee Meeting 14 November 2011
* The 99 percent A Teach-in on Occupy Portland 11 14 11
* Keep Coal Out of the NW 11 13 11
* OP Solidarity Rally
* Occupy Bike Swarm 11 12 11
* Occupy Portland Potluck (OccuPotluck) 12 November 2011
* Diversity March 11 12 2011
* Call-Out for Solidarity with Egypt: Defend the Revolution - November 12, 2011
* Economics of Happiness - Documentary Film
* Armistice Day 11 11 2011
* Occupy Bagdad Comedy Fundraiser for the Revolution 11 8 11
* First Occupy Oregon State Teach In 11 8 11
* Protest the Federal Reserve!
* Stop The Tar Sands Pipeline 11 06 2011
* Bank Transfer Day 11 05 2011
* Hawthorne Street Bank Protests 10 31 2011
* Local Banks Occupy 11 04 11
* JPMorganChase Luncheon 11 03 2011 
* Occupy Oakland Solidarity 11 02 2011
* Hit 'em where it hurts 11 01 11
* Michael Moore Visits Occupy Portland 10 31 2011
* Anti Coal Zombies 10 31 2011
* Occupy Into Action 10 30 2011
* Thriller 10 29 2011
* International Occupy March 10 29 2011
* Enlace 10 29 2011
* This Land is Our Land Super Rally 10 28 2011
* Labor Solidarity March 10 26 2011
* Vancouver Rising 10 22 2011
; see also: PortlandOccupyPastEvents which includes even earlier events.
Category:2011
Oaks Amusement Park

Started in 1905, Oaks Amusement Park is the oldest continuously operating amusement park. Yes, it's over a century old, and parts of it look that old!
The 1 mph trolley is great fun for everyone aged 0 through 6 months (after 6 months they may prefer to reach their destination faster by crawling). The shooting gallery allows you to blast away at wooden, animatronic Old West saloon pianists, as you have always wanted to.
Despite Oaks Park's old-timey feel, it still has all the things one would expect from modern amusement parks, like cheaply made Spongebob Squarepants dolls and bad concession stand food.
The go-kart ride typically has the slowest line of all the rides. It's not uncommon to have to wait an hour in line to enjoy a few minutes of go-kart racing. Inhaling the go-kart exhaust will keep you entertained as you wait, though.
But in truth, most of the rides are a lot of fun (can't go wrong with a ferris wheel!), and as an experience, Oaks Park probably ranks high up on the list of fun spots Portland has to offer. And, unlike the local burlesque shows, you can take your kids to it.
== Resources ==
* Official site
* Oaks Amusement Parks on Wikipedia
Category:Parks
Category:Fun
Oatman Street

As printed originally in the Oregonian, November 11, 1921 "Portland Street Names – November 11, 1921 – Oatman", origin of Oatman Street's name. 
Harrison B. Oatman, for whom Oatman street is named, was born in New York, February 25, 1826. After his marriage in 1847 he removed to Des Moines, Ia., and in 1853, with his brother, Harvey B. Oatman, and their families, came to Oregon and took 640 acres of donation land in the Rogue River valley.
Harrison B. Oatman remained in the Rogue River valley for 14 years being part owner of the “49″ Mining company in southern Oregon and also running the first store in Phoenix, Or. In 1855 he took part in the first Indian encounter that led to the greatest Indian war ever waged on the Pacific coast. He was the only survivor of the three men attacked and came out of the skirmish unhurt.
After enlisting as a volunteer Mr. Oatman became a lieutenant in the war of the rebellion and acquitted himself with considerable honor.
In 1867 he settled with his family in Portland after being discharged from the army. A partnership in the grocery business was arranged between him and Hon. Van DeLashmutt. In 1872 these two men started a brokerage and real estate venture.
There are four children still surviving, three of whom are sons.
==References==
Category:History
OccupyPortland-dot-com

=Domain: OccupyPortland.com=
The domain OccupyPortland.com was registered by a PortlandWiki volunteer on October 1, 2011.whois:OccupyPortland.com
The idea was to redirect all web traffic flowing to OccupyPortland.com to the "official" Occupy Portland web site, which was OccupyPortland.org at the time of registration.
Since that time, the .org version of the domain has come under dispute,Occupy Portland Press Release 10/26/2011 therefore OccupyPortland.com will resolve to this page until a better solution comes along.
==OccupyPDX.org==
This is the name under control by the OccupyPortland movement, please redirect it there.
:-- User:76.105.248.32 (talk); (Contributions) 11:35, 27 October 2011
* Per request (above) OccupyPortland.com now redirects to OccupyPDX.org.
: Please note: the person operating from IP 76.105.248.32 is known to the domain re-director.
:-- WikiMaster (talk) 15:07, 27 October 2011 (PDT)
== See also ==
* looks like the dot breaks in the OccupyPortland Dot com title
== References ==
Category:Occupy Portland
OccupyPortlandMainStreetProposal

==Proposal==
Let us create an information alley, with signs and fliers and welcoming committees to get people signed up to help build Occupy Portland
Make sure we have crossing guards for crosswalks.
Make the park with the amphitheater our third park, crossing guards there too.
==Pro==
Please open Main Street to regular traffic. We know how to safely use sidewalks; and the exposure (in terms of signage/visibility) to the traffic going through will be beneficial.
==Con==
It is silly to be occupying the street and causing unnecessary hassle to others of the 99%. Not to mention you are losing ground,. politically, to be at odds like you are now. The street will be taken back eventually - probably sooner than later - so let's give back the street while remaining in protest.
Category:Occupy Portland
OccupyPortland GeneralStrike

< Occupy Portland
Join a group of people interested in discussion a General Strike in Portland, in response to the police and state actions against #OccupyOakland (Proposed name, edit as necessary - naming is important in Wiki and so is BeingBold with editing here)
Idea#1 People are one with each other as humanity on Earth.
Idea#2 The rules are clearly laid out in All I Really Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten 
Idea#3 Your ideas here!
Idea#4 A General Strike 
http://bit.ly/RiseOfThePlanetOfThePeople is critiquing that this movement needs more organizers. One of the skills MarkDilley has is that of an InternalOrganizer. Trusting people you are working with is crucial - can people agree to play by Idea#1, Idea#2 and Idea#3 - and truset we will work through any disagreements.
The first event to publicly organize for is http://bit.ly/GeneralStrike02November2011 to say no to the system of violence that the City of Oakland operated by. We will not stand for it!
(We can assess how well we were able to publicly work together after that)
The first meeting is suggested to be Friday 28 October 2011 at 3PM in the Occupy Portland Amphitheater where we will decide if we have a proposal for the General Assembly (GA).
Let us work together on a wiki, as forums, email lists, Facebook and twitter are good for somethings, but do you think you could build Wikipedia on a f@#cking email list, Twitter, Facebook, IRC or forums? :-) No - Wikipedia is build on a Wiki - there is a whole culture that forms when the data and publishing are completely open to everyone, like the Occupy Movement. (There are some parts of Wikipedia culture to emulate and some not - a favored culture to look to is TheWikiWay.) 
We need to use a public language to build quickly for an event in 5 days. We can easily do it on a wiki and PortlandWiki is where we are located right now. http://bit.ly/OccupyPortlandWiki 
These bit.ly's being used are a 'bludgeony' way to create a LinkLanguage so we can easily share a common language. It is organic and messy, just like the Occupy movement. We are learning together - which is a great model for humanity - and a lesson we have to constantly remind ourselves of.
Agenda:
* Who?
* What?
* Why?
* When?
What does one do on a General Strike? Some ideas:
* Crowd the downtown area
* Not shop on the day
* Not buy anything on the day
* Meet together to do things / talk / eat together.
* Get PortaPoties for the day
* Invite people to self organize for the day, publicly here on the wiki (and whatever places they use to communicate)
; notes: 
Tunisia's IUF-affiliated food and tourism union FGAT-UGTT has called a sector-wide general strike in hotels and travel agencies November 1, and is requesting global support.
Collaborators: MarkDilley
LinkLanguage to get directly to this page: http://bit.ly/OccupyPortlandGeneralStrike
General Strike Committee]
OccupyPortland WhyWeOccupy ReadyForArrest

The idea is to create a WikiPortal to think about ideas such as:
WhyWeOccupy and ReadyForArrest
And why use CamelCase WikiWords to convey ideas?
Here is an example. Is it possible that this link structure might be easier for you to share online, because you can remember the link?
; http://bit.ly/OccupyPortlandDonations 
How about using Google to get to the page, which is pretty common.
OccupyPortlandDonations
This is an exploration in trying to move online idea generation to face to face communications in the Occupy Movement Camps.
Perhaps stickers or buttons or whatever creative wonderfulness we could use to easily spot similarities and differences to explore.
What ideas do we want to publicly discuss?
Let's WorkInPublic for goodwill and transparency.
View / Add events: http://OccupyCalendar.org
; http://bit.ly/OccupyPortlandEvents
Category:Occupy Portland
Occupy Bike Swarm 11 12 11

===BIKE SWARM AT OCCUPY PORTLAND===
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Bike Swarm
;Protect the occupation! Swarm this Saturday Night Nov 12, on foot or on bicycle.
;11pm at Salmon St Fountain (SW Naito and Salmon in waterfront park) we meet to circle and rally around Chapman and Lownsdale Squares. 
Also feel free to arrive in affinity groups on the hour at the site all night/morning long. Bring good spirits, costumes, music, street theater!
Also bring rain gear (yellow/fluorescent), warm clothing, coffee, and a festive attitude. Be prepared to stay up late or be called back later since we won't know when the Swarm will be needed most. 
;Text PDXOccupy to 23559 to receive critical updates.
Category:Bike Swarm
Category:Occupy Portland Past Events
Category:2011
Occupy Into Action 30 October 2011

= Occupy into Action Part II, 10/30 =
* Date Sunday, October 30th
Rising Tide, along with friends and allies from the Portland IWW are organizing a 2nd day of workshops focused on building critical skills needed to empower activists in the occupy movement to battle oppression and create real change in our communities and beyond.
* Times
# 11am-2pm Non-Violent Direct Action
# 2:30-4pm Intro to Blockades & Direct Action Tactics
# 4-5:30pm De-constructing Hierarchies Within Activist Communities
# 6-7:00pm Occupy your workplace: Radical Unionism, w/ the Portland IWW
Occupy into Action II is brought to you by [www.portlandrisingtide.org Portland Rising Tide], a local group working for climate justice and against the construction of new fossil fuel infrastructure.
; Please don't hesitate to RSVP @ Facebook Event Page
Category:Past events
Category:Occupy Portland Events
Category:2011
Occupy Portland/Archive

There's a lot of stuff on the main Occupy Portland page so to streamline it we'll be moving some of the links here. Feel free to add more, as needed, to archive important organizing and information about Occupy Portland. Camior (talk) 04:12, 26 January 2012 (UTC)
==Occupy Portland camp-related links and archive info==
;These links relate to the occupation in Chapman Square and Lownsdale Square from September-November 2011.
==Occupy Portland inactive links and info that may be moved back to main page==
;These links are mostly about inactive or uncertain work and information.
Occupy Portland - 99% Interviews or Photos

* Kat offers: I will be taking photos of those interested, individually, and asking for some information.. Just your name, what motivated you to do this, and what you want out of it. I’ll be posting each photo with the info connected with that person as an individual post. More info when I get the batteries etc, but I live in Downtown Portland, so you can come find me easily. My email is eternal_araelys@yahoo.com. http://occupyportland.org/?page_id=25#comment-62
99% Interviews or Photos
Occupy Portland - Anonymous Communication

==Cel.ly==
Moving this to section to Occupy Portland - Group Text Messaging and keeping it here, because of an email sent out
This is set to open and public but Cle.ly has closed features
In good conditions:
* Text @OPcomm to 23599
If cloudy:
* I had Content Block on my family plan, so I had to get my carrier to turn that off before I could text to 5 digit numbers.
==TXTmob==
During the J20 counter-inaugural protests in 2004 in DC, I saw alot of people coordinating actions through a program called TXTmob. It was explicitly developed to coordinate actions and to evade police detection and might be something to look into. 
: Wikipedia:TXTMob
: http://www.appliedautonomy.com/txtmob.html
: http://sourceforge.net/projects/txtmob/
LinkLanguage for this page --> http://bit.ly/OccupyPortlandAnonymousCommunication 
Anonymous Communication
Occupy Portland - Articles and Interviews

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== Articles ==
* Oct 4 2011 - Portland Alliance press release: "Time to Occupy Portland and take it back!"
** describes Jobs With Justice endorsement of Occupy Portland, and the preliminary General Assemblies
== Other article and interview aggregators ==
* IndyMedia portal, more Occupy Portland-related postings can be found in the general IndyMedia newswire (right column) on the homepage.
Articles and Interviews