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D12 2011

thumb|500px|D12 - Port of Portland, Marine Terminal 5.[http://www.portofportland.com/T5_Home.aspx Located on the north edge of the Port's Rivergate Industrial District, Terminal 5 and its 190 acres feature a rapid-handling grain elevator operated by Columbia Grain Inc. In the fall of 1997, a $48 million mineral bulk exporting facility began handling potash and other bulk commodities. ] Monday morning, December 12th 2011.
== How We Can Do It Better Next Time ==
Flesh out the following, and add what's missing:
* Planning
* Communicating
* Coordinating
* Timing
* Solidarity
== News Items ==
* Liveblog: D12 (Portland Occupier)
* An Open Letter from America’s Port Truck Drivers on Occupy the Ports
: "We are inspired that a non-violent democratic movement that insists on basic economic fairness is capturing the hearts and minds of so many working people. Thank you “99 Percenters” for hearing our call for justice. We are humbled and overwhelmed by recent attention. Normally we are invisible."
* How Goldman Sachs and Other Companies Exploit Port Truck Drivers — Occupy Protesters Plan to Shut Down West Coast Ports in Protest
: Companies are profiting off the backs of port truck drivers, a class of exploited workers who are a crucial lynchpin in our economy.
* Occupy Protesters Shut Down Ports Across The West Coast Yesterday, And They're Just Getting Started
* Occupy Wall Street -- Port of Oakland shut down: Day of action results in at least 27 arrests in three cities
* Occupy Portland: Demonstrators shut down 2 Port of Portland terminals
* Occupy aims to shut down West Coast ports - live coverage
: Occupy is bidding to shut down America's west coast ports in support of an ongoing International Longshore Workers Union battle.
* Solidarity Divided: Occupy Protesters Shut Down Ports Without Union’s Support
: The decision by an outside group to shut down the ports and cause workers to lose a day’s pay without them first getting their consent raises serious questions about the Occupy movement willingness to bypass a labor union's own democractic decisionmaking process. 
=== Photos & Videos ===
* I. McBee's photostream (Lots of port shutdown pics.)
* #D12 Occupy Houston - Protester's laying in street are trapped in big red tent by police
: Police and fire fighters place large red tent over a number of protesters who are lying on the pavement. A gas canister dangles from one side of the tent. A cop or a fire fighter twists open the gas canister's valve...
== Announcements ==
* West Coast Ports Shutdown 12 12 11
* Decolonize PDX At Ports Shut Down 12 12 11
* Bike to Blockade 12 12 11
== See Also ==
* Trade Unions
* Portland Union Wiki
* Jobs with Justice
* Organized Power
* Make Revolution Not War
* Represent The People
== References ==
Category:Occupy Portland Events
Category:PortlandUnionWiki
Category:Labor unions
Category:Organizations
Category:Self organizing
Category:Protests
Category:Street Protests, Rallies, Demonstrations
Category:Occupy Portland Labor Outreach Committee
Category:2011
DIY

== Let's “Do” PortlandWiki Tonight… ==
Portland is a DIY (do it yourself) kind of town. Some examples of Portland's DIY culture are Portland's nationally famous semiannual craft fair Crafty Wonderland, active sewing, knitting, homebrewing, and urban agriculture scenes, and the many bicycle shops and tool libraries offering space and equipment for you to use on repairs. One place to start learning how to do things yourself is DIY Alert, a DIY events calendar.
Another great way to do things yourself is by editing an amazing website called PortlandWiki. You should check it out sometime.
== Resources ==
* DIY Alert, a calendar listing DIY (mostly arts & crafts-related) events
Category:Culture
*
Category:Fun
Darknet

In simplest form, a darknet is a non-commercial extranet that is private and/or password protected. Some darknets have become popular in recent years, and so are well known, yet others are only known by the professionals that use them. 
The reasons for the privacy and security, can vary. The most common reason, is that the content is proprietary in some way, and requires some kind of tracking for those who access it. Some darknets are private and anonymous. Ones that require an account, though the account has no information about the owners real identity, except perhaps an IP address). 
Darknets have been criticized as being havens for illegal and/or criminal activities. This may be true for some darkets, but it would be unfair to assign that judgement to every darknet. 
There is some intrigue generated by mystery/sci-fi books that mention them. Such as William Gibson's Zero History
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==Library Darknets==
OneFile - For searching published periodicals
Proquest (darknet) - For searching published periodicals
David Brook

Dave Brook is a northeast Portland resident who founded Car Sharing Portland, the first commercial car-sharing service in the United States and a predecessor to Flexcar and Zipcar.
According to a New York Times Magazine article on the history of car-sharing, Brook came up with the idea for car-sharing while working as an energy-conservation agent for Oregon State University. He drew down his retirement account to launch the company's first four Dodge Neons in 1998.
By 2000, the company had $200,000 in annual revenue but was losing $50,000 per year. Brook and his wife, who had according to the Times article put $100,000 of their own money into the venture, sold the operation to Flexcar. Brook received what he described as "a token stake in the company." (He was not among the shareholders of 5 percent or more named in Zipcar's 2010 IPO filing.)
Brook then worked in what he described as "various responsibilities with them, including setting up their San Diego operation."
As of August 2010, he worked as an operations consultant for peer-to-peer carsharing company Relay Rides.
== External links ==
* Brook's blog about car-sharing
* LinkedIn profile
* Facebook page
* New York Times Magazine article on the history of car-sharing
Brook
Brook
DeYoung and Roald

James DeYoung and Knud A. Roald operated as the architectural firm of DeYoung & Roald in the 1920s and 30s. 
==Projects by DeYoung and Roald==
* Douglas Building
* Ellis Avenue Methodist Baptist Church
* Francis Marion Apartments 
* Fremont Methodist Church
* George L. Rauch Residence
* Hamilton Arms
* Heathman Hotel
* Rex Manor Apartments
* Seventh Church of Christian Science
* Swan Island Airport
Category:Architecture
Category:Defunct businesses
Category:Businesses no longer in business
Category:Historical businesses
Design Boutique

Specialized design agency. A design boutique (also known as a design firm, design house) is similar to an ad agency in that it provides commercial communication services. Unlike an ad agency that serve to provide a complete array of services to a client, a design boutique will offer a limited more specialized offering. 
Services they provide tend to depend entirely on what expertise they have to offer in their core team. There is a trend for design boutiques to provide branding, collateral, brochures, and other printed materials.
==Portland Design Boutiques==
Chockstone - Specializes in loyalty programs (discount member cards).
eROI - Specializes in email marketing and banner ads.
Naegeli Trial Technologies - Specialize in multimedia presentations for use in court trials.
Opus Creative - Specializes in interactive media
Stepchange - Specializes in social media
Typethink - Specializes in interactive media
Xplane - Specializes in illustration & information design
Ziba - Industrial Design
Dev house

Specialized software and web-based development service company. A dev house can provide an important service to an ad agency, by providing expert development skills needed to complete a particular design in the web or software field. Dev houses often provide the technology muscle behind an ad agency's creative work. By employing development experts and programmers, dev houses are able to provide reliable software solutions.
Technology development tends to be specific to the team that is available. Technologies include smart phone software development, ecommerce websites, and web applications. 
==Portland Dev houses==
CrowdFactory - Social media platform
Metal Toad Media - web applications
Dev House
Category:Development
Director Park

Director Park (officially Simon and Helen Director Park) is downtown Portland's newest public square.Director Park The block that it is located on was intended to be one of the original Park Blocks. In its former existence, Director Park was a parking lot.
== External Links ==
* Director Park official website
* Director Park (officially Simon and Helen Director Park) is a city park in downtown Portland, Oregon.
== References ==
Category:Parks
Category:Downtown neighborhood
Category:Fountains
Category:SW Park Avenue
Category:SW Yamhill Street
Category:SW Taylor Street
Dirt Cheap Guide to Portland

# Avoid these tourist attractions
# 17 Things: Portland in a couple days
# Coping with weather
; I. Getting Around
# Geographical Overview
# Cars
# Public Transit
# Bicycles
# Taxis
# Walking
# Leaving Portland
; II. Food
# Under $5
# Under $8(by cuisine) 
# Grocery stores
# Open Late 
# Coffee Culture
; III. Entertainment
# Parks (selected) 
# Tours (self-guided, of course)
# Movies
# Visual Art
# Everything Else 
# Dirt Cheap Drinking
; IV. Business Districts
# Downtown (no shit)
# Hawthorne
# the Pearl
# Northwest (NW 21st/NW 23rd)
# Alberta
# Old Town
# Belmont
# Clinton
# Multnomah Village
# Sellwood/Westmoreland
# NE Broadway
# E 28th
# Sandy BLVD (Hollywood and Roseway Districts)
; V. Lodging
# Hostels
# Dirt Cheap Motels
; VI. The Suburbs
# Oregon City
# Everywhere Else
; VII. Services
# Police/Fire
# Internet Access
# Libraries
# Hospitals
# Post Offices
# Currency Exchange
# Gay/Lesbian Resources
# Laundromats
; VIII. Links
# Other Guides
# Parks
# Government
# News
# Stuff
# Transportation
# Travel
Information graciously gifted from The guide to Portland for the frugal.
== See also ==
* Cheap food
Category:Culture
Category:Food
Discussion

So what is the purpose of this wiki? 
: a civic wiki fr Portland?
What is the scope? 
: anything to do with Portland?
What is the vision? 
:to emerge organically?
Will editors be paid? 
:probably not
Is editing this volunteer work? 
:probably yes
Who owns the wiki? 
: envisioned as a community project, while Ray King does has the name and Dave has the server
What will the wiki governance system be? Michael (talk)
: it will emerge organically? Best, MarkDilley
::So I agree with Mark's answers (or questions?) but I was hoping we'd have this sort of discussion at PortlandWiki talk:Community Portal. I'm thinking discussion is best done in the "PortlandWiki talk:" and "Talk:" and "User talk:" namespaces; at least that's what most wikis do. Simply "Discussion" is a clearer title I suppose though, at least for wiki newbies... what do you folks think? -kotra (talk) 02:39, 16 February 2010 (UTC)
==Notes ==
==Civic wiki and stuff==
* http://open.wikiblogplanet.com/
* http://arborwiki.org
* http://daviswiki.org
* http://www.aboutus.org/list/civicwiki
* http://www.scruzwiki.org/
* http://daviswiki.org/
* http://villagecenter.wikispot.org/Front_Page
==Possible extensions==
: http://www.mediawikiwidgets.org/
: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Forms
: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Simple_Forms
: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Form
: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Widgets
: ArborWiki uses: http://arborwiki.org/city/Special:Version
: CantonWiki uses: http://cantonwiki.org/Special:Version
: RichmondWiki uses: http://www.richmondwiki.org/wiki/Special:Version
: Blomingpedia uses: http://www.bloomingpedia.org/wiki/Special:Version
: USSFwiki uses: http://wiki.ussf2010.org/wiki/Special:Version
: Dreamfish uses: http://network.dreamfish.com/wiki/Special:Version
: WikiIndex uses: http://wikiindex.org/Special:Version
: FortWiki uses: http://fortwiki.com/Special:Version
: KansasCity wikia uses: http://kansascity.wikia.com/wiki/Special:Version
: Hiroshima wiki uses: http://ja.hiroshimawiki.com/wiki/%E7%89%B9%E5%88%A5:%E3%83%90%E3%83%BC%E3%82%B8%E3%83%A7%E3%83%B3%E6%83%85%E5%A0%B1
: Wikitravel uses: http://wikitravel.org/en/Special:Version
: Aachen wikia uses: http://aachen.wikia.com/wiki/Spezial:Version
: Euguen neighbor wiki - http://wiki.eugeneneighbors.org/wiki/Special:Version
== Search Extensions ==
* Looked at Extension:SphinxSearch and http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Lucene-search. Wikipedia uses the latter, but SphinxSearch looks more feasible. Not entirely clear if DreamHost allows us the required server access to install and compile the extension, however. -WikiMaster (talk) 18:13, 19 January 2011 (PST)
Category:Discussion
Distilleries

Distilleries are businesses where alcohol spirits are manufactured. Though sometimes connected to a brewery, distilleries exist for a separate process which creates beverages with higher alcoholic content. Distillery spirits include vodka, gin, whiskey, rum, scotch bourbon, and various flavored liquors. 
==Portland Area Distilleries==
* Bull Run Distilleries 2259 NW Quimby Street, Portland
* House Spirits Distillery 2025 SE 7th Avenue, Portland
* Indio Spirits 8229 SW Cirrus Drive, Beaverton
* Integrity Spirits 909 SE Yamhill Street, Portland
* New Deal Distillery 1311 SE 9th Avenue, Portland
* Sub Rosa Spirits 2601 Southeast Clinton Street, Portland
* Highball Distillery 610 SE 10th Avenue, Portland
==Oregon Distilleries==
* Side Pocket Distillery & Beverage 1780 Carnegie Way, Cottage Grove
* Rogue 2320 OSU Drive, Newport
* Randsom Spirits 23101 Houser Road, Sheridan 
* Hood River Distilleries 660 Riverside Drive, Hood River
* Brandy Peak 18526 Tetley Road, Brookings
* Edge Field Spirits 2126 SW Halsey Street, Troutdale
* Bendistillery 19330 Pinehurst Road, Bend
* Cascade Peek Spirits (Organic Nation) 280 E Hersey St, Ashland
==More Guides==
* Local Portland & Oregon Gin
* Cuisine Bonne Femme's Guide to Distilleries in Portland Oregon
* Portland Distiller Walking Tour
* Oregon Liquor Control Commission
Category:Alcohol
Domestic violence

Domestic violence is classified by Multnomah County as a "pattern of assault and coercive behaviors, that batterers use in relationships to gain power & control over their intimate partners."Mult Co DV
At a Multnomah County Commissioners board meeting on October 7, 2010, commissioners declared that October be Domestic Violence Awareness Month.Mult Co News
In 2008, 17 deaths in Oregon were associated with domestic violence. In 2009, that number jumped to 39. In 2010, investigators linked at least 43 deaths to domestic violence.
===Legal system===
If you were arrested in Oregon for a serious felony charge or a domestic violence offense, you will most likely be booked into custody and brought before a judge the next business day.Oregon Crimes
===Multnomah County Numbers===
In April 2011, there were 212 domestic violence-related arrests; of those, 32 arrested were female.
In March 2011, there were 252 domestic violence-related arrests; 60 of those arrested were female.Information gathered from Multnomah County Sheriff's Booking Information
===Regional services===
Area shelters and county services for domestic violence victims have to turn away 17,000 people a year. There has not been an increase in funding in over 10 years. 
In a national survey conducted on Sept. 15, 2010, Multnomah County offered 45 emergency beds for single women, and 55 for women with children, for 100 total beds. That same day county-wide, services had to turn away 89 requests for beds.
The need for domestic violence emergency shelters in the Portland remains high. Nine out of 10 survivors who call crisis lines are turned down because of no bed space.
* In Oregon, 48 percent of domestic violence survivors remain in an abusive relationship because they don’t have a safe, affordable place to live.
* Last year, 76 percent of the individuals we served were under a direct death threat from an abuser before coming to our shelter.
* Twenty-six percent of adult shelter residents had visited a hospital emergency room for abuse injuries within the past year.
* Seven percent had spent one or more nights in a hospital for abuse injuries.
* Thirty percent had been temporarily or permanently disabled from injuries due to abuse.Emergency Services
==See also==
* Bradley Angle
==References==
<http://www.mcso.us/PAID/Default.aspx/>
==External links==
* Oregon DHS
* Get Help Now - Find a Shelter
* Offical Data related to DV
Category:Domestic violence
Category:Shelters
Category:Problems
Don't get thrown under the bus! 2012 06 01

FIRST FRIDAY EVENT: Don't Get Thrown Under the Bus!
Date: Friday, June 1, 2012
Time: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Place: 700 N Killingsworth, Portland, OR 97212
At our next First Friday event, CIO is collaborating with our allies at OPAL Environmental Justice to watch a brief, inspiring video of bus organizing in Los Angeles and talk about Civil Rights and Transit Justice here in Portland.
Join us, to learn, share and how our transit system affects the immigrant/refugee community and marginalized communities.
Networking, music and fun afterwards! Please RSVP to Carmen Madrid, carmen@interculturalorganizing.org or (503) 287-4117, extension 102.
Category:2012
Donald E. Long Home

Donald E. Long Home or Donald E. Long School is the only juvenile detention facility in Multnomah County, also serving Clackamas County and Washington County. Donald E. Long has a reputation as one of the best of its kind, mainly because it is clean and offers classes.Inside Multnomah County's Teen Jail, The Skanner. (puff piece) However, all inmates attend the same low-level (basic multiplication, etc) classes regardless of ability, making them worthless for many inmates. Their brief daily access to the outside world and fresh air consists of being let out into concrete enclosures without even grass. A small vegetable garden prominently displayed at the north end of the complex, complete with signage proudly proclaiming to the street the existence of a vegetable garden, appears to be mainly a PR ploy.
== References ==
== External links ==
* Donald E. Long School
* Donald E. Long Home (Wikimapia)
* Prison–industrial complex (Wikipedia)
Category:Juvenile detention facilities
Category:Prisons
Dorothy Lee McCullough

Dorothy Lee McCullough was Portland's thirty-fourth mayor, serving from 1949 - 1952. 
McCullough was Portland's first female Mayor. Prior to serving as mayor, she had served as a state senator, and had been appointed to city council in August of 1943, replacing the recently deceased Commissioner Ralph Clyde and becoming the first woman council member. 
McCullough was elected as a reform candidate in reaction to Portland's political corruption, and was ridiculed by the press for her hats. 
McCullough is buried in Riverview Cemetery. 
== See also == 
*List of Portland's Mayors
Category:Mayors
Douglas Building

The Douglas Building is a streetcar-era commercial building located at 3525-3541 SE Hawthorne in the Sunnyside neighborhood of Southeast Portland. The building was built in 1929, and was designed by DeYoung and Roald. The building is on both the National Register of Historic Places and the list of Portland Historic Landmarks.
==Current tenants==
* Portland Wine Merchants - 1430 SE 35th
* Metro Clothing - 3525 SE Hawthorne
* Reynold's Optical - 3535 SE Hawthorne
* Noah's Bagels - 3541 SE Hawthorne
Category: Sunnyside neighborhoodCategory: National Register of Historic PlacesCategory: Portland Historic Landmark
Category: SE Hawthorne Boulevard Category: SE 35th Avenue
Downtown

thumb|300px|This public fountain is colloquially known as "The Car Wash" 
Downtown is one of the neighborhoods of Southwest Portland and is the site of the original Portland township. Downtown's boundaries roughly correspond to Interstate 405 on the West and South, W Burnside Street on the North, and the Willamette River on the East. Today, Downtown is the city's financial district, as well as supporting a strong retail core. Portland State University is located in Downtown, as is the nearby Cultural District.
==Parks & Public Spaces in Downtown==
* Director Park
* Mills End Park
* O'Bryant Square
* South Park Blocks
* Pioneer Courthouse Square
==Locally-owned retail businesses in Downtown==
* Counter Media
* Reading Frenzy
==Locally-owned dining and drinking establishments in Downtown==
* Bijou Cafe
* Courier Coffee
* Kelly's Olympian - 426 SW Washington Street
* Stumptown Coffee (at the Ace Hotel)
* Yamhill Pub
==No longer extant businesses in Downtown==
* Half & Half
* Rocco's Pizza - closed in 2011
* Umbra Penumbra
Downtown L.O Garage Door Repair in Portland

= Downtown L.O Garage Door Repair in Portland (503) 476-9343 =
provides a 100 % care program for the repairs and maintenance, construction, alternative and fix that contains all manufactures, styles, measurements, and manicure of garage doors. Downtown L.O Garage Door Repair Portland likewise gives our company's homeowners an annual or perhaps bi-annual assistance plan that presents preventative routine service that could avoid large garage door repairs in the long term future. 
We are a Family Owned and Operated Business for nearly 20 Years! 
== Garage Door Repair ==
The areas best garage door repair specialists! We repair or replace and fix broken torsion springs, cables, rollers, tracks, sections, and noisy garage doors with trained technicians and long-lasting, commercial-quality parts. We service all garage door types including: roll up garage doors, tilted garage doors, overhead garage doors, and more.
== Garage Door Sales & Installation ==
We sell and install new garage doors and openers. Our trained technicians can also replace damaged door panels, saving you even more money.
== Garage Door Openers ==
We offer sale, installation, and even repair of the finest quality garage door openers from top manufacturers.
Service - We offer same-day and 24-hour emergency service, and also provide a warranty on all parts and labor. We always conduct a full point safety inspection on your door system prior to any repair or service.
== Locations == 
We proudly serve the entire areas of Portland, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Gresham, Clackamas, Lake Oswego, Tigard, Happy Valley, Vancouver WA, Camas WA, and more…
=== We are Licensed and Insured ===
With years of experience performing garage door repair and installation, we are Portland Metro best choice for garage door sales and service. We sell and install all types of garage doors (Overhead Garage Doors & more) from brands like Amarr. We also install garage door openers from leading brands like LiftMaster. With years of experience in residential garage door services, Downtown L.O Garage Doors can order and install nearly any garage door or garage door opener you can find.
=== Downtown L.O Garage Door Repair in Portland (503) 476-9343 ===
Downtown parking

Parking downtown is considered by some to be notoriously poor. There is parking on the street (with parking meters) and in various commercial parking garages, both for a fee. The metered parking uses a single payment kiosk nearby, which will take credit cards or quarters that range in price. The kiosk will print out a ticket, which will need to be attached to the curb-side front-side window. A sticker that can be peeled up from behind the ticket can be used to glue the ticket on. 
It is usually cheaper to get to downtown by bus, MAX, or bicycle.
== Free parking days ==
On-street parking is free on certain days:
* at least on January 1, 2010.
Category:Transportation
Category:Downtown neighborhood
Driving

Many residents of PDX enjoy driving. Cars are a convenient and fast way to get around the city, and for some cars are the only practical option. However, driving is usually more expensive, and potentially worse for the environment and overall city health than other transportation options. See Driving in Portland for another take on the large metal horses and their riders.
== See also ==
* WeCar - Car sharing
== External Links ==
* Rust in peace: Haunting pictures of the Belgian 'car graveyard' where U.S. soldiers hid beautiful vintage motors after WWII
* Australian Stumbles Across U.S. Car Graveyard In Japan
* Motor Vehicle Salvage and Junk Yards
Category:Transportation