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2008 Technology Community Survey

In 2008, Legion of Tech conducted a technology community survey. The original announcement is here: 
327 people responded.
==Age==
Chart here
: Under 18		0	0%
: 18-25		28	9%
: 26-35		150	46%
: 36-45		85	26%
: 46-55		48	15%
: 56-65		14	4%
: 66 or older		1	0%
* gchart4mw
==Gender==
: Male		270	83%
: Female		56	17%
==Ethnicity==
: American Indian or Alaska Native		0	0%
: Asian		10	3%
: Black or African American		2	1%
: Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander		1	0%
: White or European		285	89%
: Hispanic or Latino		3	1%
: Other		20	6%
==Operating Systems Used==
: Linux		18	6%
: Mac OS		30	9%
: Windows		63	19%
: Unix (of some type other than Linux)		0	0%
: Other		214	66%
==Type of Employer==
: Freelance or self-employed		37	11%
: Small start-up or consulting group		45	14%
: School or educational institution		7	2%
: Small or medium local company (no offices outside the Portland area)		41	13%
: Large regional or national company		28	9%
: International company		49	15%
: Not currently employed		13	4%
: Other		69	21%
: Small or medium company, with offices outside metro Portland		36	11%
==Are you looking for other work?==
: Yes		149	47%
: No		169	53%
==Have you attended a Legion of Tech event?==
: Ignite Portland		39	24%
: Startupalooza		12	7%
: BarCamp Portland		23	14%
: BarCamp Portland Monthly Meetup		6	4%
Category:2008
Category:Technology
2010 Technology Community Survey

This survey was coordinated in May 2010 by Audrey Eschright and Eva Schweber. Silicon Florist covered the reasons for the survey here.
Some results:
667 people responded.
Median year of birth: 1956 (mean: 1972)
By gender:
* 85% male
* 12.3% female
(not all respondents answered)
77.5% were raised outside the Portland metro area.
67.5% currently live inside Portland city limits. 32.5% reported they do not.
Median personal income: $75,000 (mean: $79,758.35)
252 respondents listed their job role as including programming, software development, or a similar title.
68 were company owners, founders, or executives. 78 were in management roles.
Company size breakdown:
* 17.6% sole proprietor
* 13.2% <5 employees
* 12.5% 5-15 employees
* 6.7% 16-25 employees
* 13.7% 25-100 employees
* 36.3% 100+ employees
By sector:
* 88.1% private companies
* 9.2% nonprofits
* 9% government
Technologies used:
Name 	% response
Objective C	14.3%
C/C++ 	27.3%
HTML/CSS 	73.8%
.NET 	27.3%
.ASP 	12.7%
Java 	29.2%
PHP 	33.9%
Ruby 	26.4%
Python 	26.6%
Perl 	18.5%
Drupal 	11.7%
Javascript 	64.0%
Other 	30.8%
Other responses: 3rd party APIs, ActionScript, Adobe Flex/FlashBuilder, Agda, Apache, Apex/visualforce, ArcGIS, ArcMap, Arduino, ARM assembly, assembly language, Balsamiq, bash, C#, Clearspace, Clojure, ColdFusion, Common Lisp, concrete5, Coq, Crystal Reports, DataFlex, DB2, Delphi, Django, Eclipse, Erdas Imagine, Erlang, ESB, Excel VBA, ExpressionEngine, Final Cut Pro, Firefox, Flash, Flash, Forth, Google Web Toolkit, Grails, GURU, Hadoop, Haskell, HLSL, IIS, Isabelle, IxD, Joomla, jQuery, JSP, LAMP, Linux, Lua, MATLAB, MediaWiki, MVC, MySQL, NHibernate, ocaml, Omega, OmniGraffle, Oracle, OWL, Pascal, Photoshop, PL/SQL, PostgreSQL, Powerbuilder, Powershell, Prolog, Prolog, Pylons, R, Rails, RDF, REST, SAS, Scala, Scheme, Screenflow, search engines, Sharepoint, Silverlight, Sitecore, sketchflow, Smalltalk Fortress, Sound Track Pro, SQL, SQL Server, Stata, T-SQL, Tapestry, Tcl/expect, Tcl/tk, Thunderbird, Torah , UX, VB6, Verilog, Visual Foxpro, WCF, WebSphere, WF, whiteboards, Wordpress, WPF, XML, XSLT, Zope
General technology areas:
Type 	% response
Mobile 	34.7%
Web 	76.7%
Hardware 	16.1%
Software 	76.3%
Open Source 	53.8%
Proprietary Software	51.7%
Geolocation 	13.8%
Other 	7.9%
Category:2010
Category: Technology
24 Hour Portland

So it's 4:20 in the morning and I forgot to sleep and I have to get out of here. 
Where can I go? What's open 24 hours a day in Portland?
* Southeast Grind, 1223 SE Powell Blvd, on the southern border of the Hosford-Abernethy neighborhood, bills itself as Portland's only 24-hour coffeehouse. Yeah? Yeah. Strangely this may be true.Southeast Grind | Portland's Only 24 Hour Coffee House "Making Bellies Happy Since 2009!" 
* the nearby Original Hotcake House, 1002 SE Powell Blvd, 1 block west of SE 12th, open 24/7.
* Some say Voodoo Doughnut downtown is open 24 hours. Others say it's open overnight but closes in the day. Cash only remember. 
* the Safeway groceries on SE Woodstock east of Reed College and at 39th Avenue and Powell are both open 24 hours. Various QFCs stores are also open 24/7. 
* 24 Hour Fitness is fittingly open 24 hours if you want to exercise.
* Zupan's Burnside does NOT stay open all night. 
* The Roxy, 1121 SW Stark Street, a restaurant steps away from Powell's Bookstore, is open all the time Tuesday through Sunday. 
* some of the college libraries stay open 24 hours around finals time but they're full of jittery children who need showers and are too busy to let you give them one.
* there's always Denny's, 7-11, or Walgreens. And the police work all night too, if you just want conversation. 
* and how could I forget the 24 Hour Church of Elvis?
== References ==
Category:Culture
28 Jan 2012 - Candidate Town Hall

=Candidate Town Hall=
This proposal would empower Occupy Portland to host a “candidate town hall” with the Oregon Working Families Party. Using a spokes-council style model, we would facilitate discussion about the issues facing the City of Portland with the public and the candidates running for mayor and city council.
Occupy Portland does not and will not endorse any political parties or candidates. We continue to encourage people to take nonviolent direct action beyond voting and the electoral system.
== Structure ==
The forum will be held on January 28th at PSU Hoffman Hall (holds 200-300 people). The three hour meeting would consist of:
# Occupy Portland facilitates a spokes meeting to discuss issues facing the people of Portland. This proposal recommends, but doesn’t require spokes to organize around issues. Candidates arrive and are present for two hours:
# Oregon Working Families Party has testifiers ask questions on behalf of the Portland community, groups who have been asked to speak include: Oregon Banks Local, Economic Fairness Oregon, Sisters of the Road, and the Albina Ministerial Alliance. 
# Occupy Portland facilitates the questions and concerns raised during spokes.
Final details would be left to people interested in helping to organize the event. The format of the spokes would be left to the facilitation team. We would help publicize and livestream the event, and do our best to ensure we can provide food and,or drink. WFP will rent the space. They would also help organize and publicize. 
== Why ==
This event:
* Demonstrates how a direct democracy model works and why it is powerful.
* Broadens the reach of Occupy Portland to include people in the community who have not participated in marches and direct actions.
* Provides a new tactic to attract attention to the issues of the 99%.
All registered candidates for city council and mayor, regardless of party affiliation, size of bank account, or theoretical ability to win, will be invited. A goal of this event is to make sure all voices get heard - including the most important voice of all: the voice of the people.
== Contact ==
Questions or concerns? Interested in helping? contact Simon: occupyiosAtgmail
Original proposal online at: http://occupyportland.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=1635
Category:2012
40-Mile Loop

The 40-Mile Loop is an approximately 140-mile (naturally) system of trails surrounding Portland and vicinity. 
The system connects about 30 city parks and other parkland. Although incomplete, all of the completed portions are suitable for walking and hiking. Most of it is suitable for bicycling, and some parts (especially the Springwater Corridor) are heavily traveled as bicycle commuting routes. 
The system includes sections in, or along, the following places: 
* St. Johns Bridge
* Kelley Point Park
* Marine Drive along the south bank of the Columbia River
* Smith and Bybee Wetlands Natural Area
* Springwater Corridor
* Powell Butte
* Tideman Johnson Natural Area
* Sellwood Park
* Sellwood Riverfront Park
* Oaks Amusement Park
* Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge
* Eastbank Esplanade
* Hawthorne Bridge
* Steel Bridge
* Sellwood Bridge
* Washington Park
* Hoyt Arboretum
* Forest Park
Category:Bicycling
Category:Parks
5 dollar lunch specials

Where are all the $5 lunch specials?
==All around==
* Subway! Get a potentially delicious 12 inch long sub for just 5 dollars!!!!!!!!
* McDonald's and other fine fast food restaurants like Burger King and Wendy's have potentially delectable dollar menus to pick and choose from!!!!
==SW==
* Bombay Chaat House 804 SW 12th Street Portland, OR 97205 - 3 dishes w fresh Naan - Food Cart next to Indian Chaat House
* Spud Locker SW 2nd & Stark Food Cart
==NW==
* The Canvas Art Bar & Bistro 1800 NW Upshur St - 
==Off wiki links==
* Dirt Cheap PDX
Category:Food
5th Congressional District

Oregon's 5th Congressional District covers Oregon's central coast through Salem, north to the southern Portland suburbs, and east to the summit of Mount Hood; it includes Lincoln, Marion, Polk, and Tillamook counties, most of Clackamas County, and part of Benton and Multnomah counties.
As of August 2011 the current U.S. Representative is Kurt Schrader, Democrat, in office since 2009.
Category:Government
97209

97209 is one of the zip codes located in Portland, Oregon. The area is shaped like a crescent, and mostly covers the urban area between the Willamette River and Linnton Park, North of Burnside. 
==2009 Census Data==
* Estimated population: 8,512
* Land area: 1.0 sq. mi.
* Water area: 0.0 sq. mi.
* Population density: 8411 people per square mile 	
* Males: 4,830 	 (59.6%)
* Females: 3,277 (40.4%)
* 77 houses sold in Q2 2010 for a median price of $336,000
==More Portland Zip Codes==
97201, 97202, 97203, 97204, 97205, 97206, 97207, 97208, 97209, 97210, 97211, 97212, 97213, 97214, 97215, 97216, 97217, 97218, 97219, 97220, 97221, 97222, 97223, 97224, 97225, 97227, 97228, 97229, 97230, 97231, 97232, 97233, 97236, 97238, 97240, 97242, 97251, 97253, 97254, 97255, 97256, 97258, 97259, 97266, 97267, 97268, 97269, 97271, 97272, 97280, 97281, 97282, 97283, 97286, 97290, 97291, 97292, 97293, 97294, 97296, 97298, 97299.
==External Links==
City-Data Portland Zip Codes
City-Data Zip Code 97209 Census Data
A-Board

Also called Sandwich boards. A-boards are portable signs that are used to identify a store.
It is a type of freestanding store signage that is positioned on a sidewalk nearby. They fold flat with hinges on the top. When unfolded it resembles an 'A'. This form of signage is common in Portland urban areas where strict building codes keep stores from larger signs.
==City Code Permit==
Portable signs, as they are called by the city, require a Code 32 Permit. 
Requirements are based on City Code Title 32 Base Zone Regulations from the he City of Portland, Oregon, Bureau of Development Services.
==Links==
Bureau of Development Permit Request Instructions
Chapter 32.32 Base Zone Regulations from the Office of the City Auditor
A. E. Doyle

Albert Ernest Doyle (1877 - 1928) was a Portland architect, notable for his own designs of Portland landmarks, and for employing a young Pietro Belluschi in his office. His career in architecture began in 1893 when he started an apprenticeship with the firm of Whidden & Lewis.
Doyle's designs include:
* the Multnomah County Central Library 
* master plan and buildings for Reed College
* the Meier and Frank Building
* the Benson Bubblers
* East Portland Branch, Public Library
Doyle
Category:Architecture
AFSCME Council 75

Oregon AFSCME Council 75 represents some 25,000 workers in Oregon. Most are public employees who work for either the State of Oregon or an Oregon city, county or special district. However, Oregon AFSCME does represent a smattering of private sector employees as well. Most of those are employed by non-profit agencies that provide some form of public service.
AFSCME stands for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees.
== External links ==
* official AFSCME Council 75 site
Category:Labor unions
A Course In Miracles

If you are interested in an A Course In Miracles meet up, list yourself here. 
A Course In Miracles is a book published in the 70's. There is a public domain version.
Once there are a few individuals listed here that are interested in gathering to discuss ACIM or be together in the spirit of the message in community, then coordination can occur. 
==Interested individuals==
* Michael (talk) 23:40, 21 October 2011 (PDT)
A PortlandWiki user's call to boycott Hippo Hardware

Attention animal lovers of Portland Oregon!!!!! I went to one of the coolest stores in Portland today - Hippo Hardware. I was shocked to find 2 adorable cockatiels upstairs in a cage that is way too small for them. These birds have barely room to move around and one is pulling the feathers off the head of the other because the cage is too small. This is a case of animal abuse!!!!
They are for sale for $100.00 which is a silly price for cockatiels - and they have the nerve to be charging additional for the cage. I have birds and offered to take them and told the owner that the cage was too small. His reply was "do you want to buy them?" I was stunned - it is okay with him to have this in his store. I spoke to one of the ladies that work there about it and she told me the humane society had been there about it, hmmmmmm.
The birds are still there - this is not okay and especially in a city of animal lovers like Portland. PLEASE BOYCOTT HIPPO HARDWARE until this has been rectified! Not until they disappear, until they can provide a larger cage or post a picture of these abused animals in a nice home with the proper cage or cages!!! This is a call to action!
Thanks,
:AviFan
A la carts Food Pavillion

à la carts Food Pavillion is a food cart pod on SE 50th, just south of SE Division. Covered eating tent, live music every other Saturday.
==Current Cart Vendors==
* Jazzy’s Barbeque – Old-fashioned BBQ
* Dolicious – Street food of Vietnam
* Azul Tequila Mexican Taqueria – Mexican
* Chicken Run – Thai
* Coffee Can Cafe – coffee/tea
* Off The Griddle – solar powered veggie burgers
* Knuckle Sandwich
* Shut Up And Eat – Hungarian/Italian
* fon-due-it – on-the-go fondue
* La Arepa – Venezuelan
* Southwestern Pizza Company – Pizza
* Aladdin's Castle Cafe – Baghdadi
* Salon Bucci – hair salon
== External links ==
* alacartspdx.com
Category:Food cart locations Category: Richmond neighborhood
Category: SE 50th Avenue Category: SE Division Street
Abolish civil commitment

Would you like to abolish civil commitment? If so, list your name here. This can act as both a sort of unofficial petition, and also as a way of coordinating the efforts to abolish this. 
==Activists & Supporters==
* Michael (talk) 12:54, 30 November 2012 (PST)
==See also==
* Abolishing psychiatric slavery
* Abolish the insanity defense
Category:Civil commitment
Category:Psychiatric slavery
Category:Activism
Category:Psychology
Category:Psychiatry
AboutUs

AboutUs is a Portland-based company that manages AboutUs.org, a wiki-based online directory of internet domains.
* Location: 107 SE Washington Street, Suite 520, Portland, Oregon 97214
== History ==
Founded in 2006 by Ray King, AboutUs.org rapidly expanded to cover several million websites. Gradually, AboutUs has gradually shifted their focus to providing internet marketing services and analysis.
AboutUs took an active role in the local wiki and new media community. For over two years, the AboutUs offices hosted Portland WikiWednesday, among the many wiki meetups in the world. AboutUs also hosted Portland's Wikipedia 10th Anniversary Party.
== External links ==
* Official site
Category:Internet
Category:Technology
Category:Organizations
Category:Communication
Category:Wiki
Abraham Lincoln

thumb|right|The sculpture in 2013
Abraham Lincoln is an outdoor bronze sculpture of Abraham Lincoln by George Fite Waters, located in the South Park Blocks. The 10-foot statue was donated by Henry Waldo Coe. It was cast at Claude Valsuani's foundry in France in 1927, on Lincoln's birthday, and was dedicated on October 5, 1928.
==Links==
* Abraham Lincoln (Waters) at Wikipedia
Category:1928
Category:Art
Ace Hotel

According to The Modern NestThe Modern Nest ("Another Style Blog") "Ace has hit the nail on the head when it comes to the perfect hipster boutique hotel."Ace in the Hole – Ace Hotel The hotel's website informs us that "Ace Hotel Portland is a small hotel in historical downtown Portland, Oregon, near PSU and the Pearl District" (that is) "blocks from Powell’s Books and within walking distance of the many cultural districts."
The hotel features rooms starting at $95/night ("plus tax" with "European-style" bathrooms located "down the hall"), a mezzanine where local geeks can (and do) meet and do geek stuff together, so long as they order a refreshment from the Stumptown Coffee (open 'till 9:00 p.m.) shop or the restaurant (open 'till midnight on weekdays). Both the coffee shop and the restaurant are located on the hotel premises.
Formerly known as Clyde Hotel, the hotel's lobby served as the setting for a scene from the film Drugstore Cowboy and the building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.Ace Hotel: Properties
== References ==
== External Links ==
* Ace Hotel Portland (Official website.)
* Ace Hotel - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Category:Organizations
Category:National Register of Historic Places
Acropolis Hotel

Sandwiched between NW 17th & 18th Avenues on a stretch of Burnside separating downtown from uptown, the Acropolis Hotel is actually more of a flophouse than a hotel.
== External Links ==
* Multnomah County - Rental Housing
: All residential rental properties must meet health and safety standards. If you live feel there is a public health concern or housing violation in the property where you live, you may file a complaint with your local housing inspector.
* U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development - Tenant Rights, Laws and Protections: Oregon
: HUD handles complaints about housing discrimination, bad landlords in federal housing and many other issues. For additional local resources, you can also contact a housing counseling agency.
* Community Alliance of Tenants
: CAT is a tenant membership organization. Low-income tenants – predominately low-wage workers, families with children, people living with disabilities, seniors, and people of color – are CAT’s primary membership base.
* Fair Housing Council of Oregon (FHCO)
: The Fair Housing Council of Oregon (FHCO) is a nonprofit civil rights organization driven to eliminate illegal housing discrimination through enforcement and education across Oregon and southwest Washington.
Category: Flop Houses
Action Committee

== Statement Of Purpose ==
We are a group of independent organizers who meet to discuss and plan upcoming actions. We can provide assistance in planning by networking within Occupy Portland, and offering resources to help motivated individuals who are interested in organizing their own actions be successful. We provide information about actions happening in the community via the wiki and the Occupy Portland calendar.
== Contact ==
* e-mail: actioncommitteepdx@googlegroups.com ( Note: Messages to the group by non-members are moderated. )
* facebook: Occupy PDX Action
* calendar: Occupy Calendar
== Meetings ==
Anyone can join, and everyone is welcome.
Meetings are held Wednesday at 5:30PM at St. Francis, in the Che Room. Just follow the signs for Occupy Portland!
Please see the Occupy Portland Forum for notes on previous meetings, and discussions regarding actions.
== Events & Ideas ==
To submit a new event or idea mail to: OccupyPDXAction@groups.facebook.com or contact Tommy at tboypunk@gmail.com.
For information on organizing your own events see the Event Planning Guide, and for information on sharing your event, please see: http://occupyportland.org/organise-and-discuss/share-event/.
PLEASE post all events on the Occupy Calendar as well.
Adventist Medical Center

Adventist Medical Center is a 302-bed hospital at 10123 SE Market Street in Portland, off Interstate 205 and Stark/Washington Streets, directly west of Mount Tabor. 
The hospital was founded in 1893 by Lewis Belknap, a student of Harvey Kellogg's Battle Creek Michigan Sanitarium. The current site was founded in 1974. 
On February 11, 2011, Birgilio Marin-Fuentes, 61, died in the hospital's parking garage, just 100 feet from the hospital's emergency room's entrance. Police who arrived at the scene said no one from the staff helped as officers tried to revive him. In fact, the only medical help the officers received was from an ambulance crew after hospital staff members told an officer to call 911. CEO Tom Russell released a subsequent statement which read, in part, "We have followed this practice (of calling 911 rather than taking care of the medical emergency) many times in the past year, as we did this past Thursday and will continue to do in the future." 
; Feedback from employee
: The above paragraph contains a lot of inaccuracies and is only based on initial media reports. As multiple reports later showed, the hospital did in fact respond to the emergency in the parking lot (see links below).Police chief says Ore. hospital tried to help manAdventist Medical Center Releases Video Of Parking Lot Emergency Response Security footage shows the immediate response by hospital staff. The chief of police also said that it was clear that hospital workers were "preparing a response" and that the hospital did everything they could except communicate well with the police officers that initially reported the crash. 
:: -Full disclosure, I am a hospital employee. Because of this I don't feel that I should delete the incorrect information about the incident but hopefully someone will do that in the future. 
== See Also ==
* Faith-Based Health Care: Minus The "Health" Or The "Care"
== External links ==
* official website
== References ==
Category:Hospitals
Category:Hazelwood neighborhood
Affordable housing

Finding affordable housing in Portland, Oregon is becoming harder and harder.
==External Resources==
* http://www.noah-housing.org/
* http://www.housingconnections.org/
* http://www.hapdx.org/
* http://www.cpahinc.org/
* http://www.oregon.gov/OHCS/COM_INeedHelp.shtml
* http://habitatportlandmetro.org/
== In The News ==
* Game of Homes: The private-equity firm Blackstone could be your next landlord.
: Seeing a profitable opening in the wake of the foreclosure crisis, investment groups have worked diligently to bring a “rentership society” into being. During the past two years, investors have bought approximately 200,000 single-family homes, mostly foreclosures, in urban areas nationwide, with plans to convert them into rental properties.
==See also==
* Food
* Free food
* Clothing
* Free clothing
* Housing
== References ==
Category:Housing
Agenda and Accessibility Info

;Agenda:
*6-6:30 Mingling, treats and other surprises 
*6:30-7:30 Open mic, part one
*7:30-8 Intermission (ditto on the treats and surprises)
*8-9 Open mic, part two
;Open mic will be first come, first serve.
Sign-ups will start at 5:30. We may not be able to get to everyone on the list if we run out of time. 5 mins per person unless you get specific permission from me for a longer time slot.
I *highly* encourage you to use not only your words, but also your dance moves, your improv, your gender performance, your secret magic skills and more. 
We had over 200 people last year for the anniversary so come early if you want to sit down! 
;Accessibility info:
* No steps to the door, or inside the building
* Slight ramp between the two areas of the building
* Approx 3' width for the entrance
* Gender neutral bathroom (not sure about wheelchair access to the bathroom - it's wide, but there is a 90 degree turn from hallway to room, and no rail)
* Ramp to the stage
* sturdy folding chairs and some couches
* ASL interpretation can be arranged for w/ a request from Deaf/HOH person to DHOR (dhor.blogspot.com) and enough advance notice
* If you have accessibility needs around seating, please contact IOW directly ahead of time to make arrangements.