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GLAM/Newsletter/February 2012

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This Month in GLAM – Volume II, Issue II, February 2012	
Headlines 	
* USA report: GLAMcamp DC, Princeton Edit-a-Thon, new social media
* UK report: British Library seek Wikipedian in Residence; Black Country Museum Backstage Pass
* France report: Continuation of the GLAM projects, GLAM Conference in Belgrade
* Germany report: Cultural Partnerships coordinator for Germany
* Italy report: Wiki Loves Monuments, Gruppo Archeologico Ambrosiano and Wikipedian in Residence Course in Milan
* Czech Republic report: Second Czech GLAM meeting; Current state of Czech GLAM; Serbian Conference; Czech Republic to join Wiki Loves Monuments
* Netherlands report: The Teylers Challenge
* Australia and New Zealand report: Australian GLAM efforts: Sports, Libraries and other cultural institutions
* Israel report: GLAM:NLI Project Report, New GLAM-IL Collaborations, GLAM-IL Mailing List
* Africa report: Wikimedia Kenya and New Institutions Contributing to African Knowledge on Wikipedia
* Russia report: GLAM in Russia: RIA Novosti
* Sweden report: GLAM in Sweden; white paper started
* Denmark report: Wikipedian-in-Residence at Nationalmuseet, Copenhagen
* India report: Collaboration with Crafts Museum
* Wiki Loves Monuments report: Wiki Loves Monuments: worldwide in 2012
* Tool testing report: BaGLAMa now with timelines; Linkypedia is back; AmalGLAMate; Xmas bug; Toolserver problems
* Open Access report: Ten years "Open Access"; chameleons, bees, copyright
* Calendar: March's GLAM events	
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Galleria

The Galleria is an indoor shopping mall located in Downtown Portland, between SW 9th and 10th, and SW Morrison and Alder. Located in a former department store, the Galleria was opened as a mall in 1976. Although it is not a central retail hub currently, it was a very popular shopping and dining location in the 1980s and early 1990s.
On October 10th, 2011, the Portland Historic Landmarks Commision approved plans by Target Corporation and the building's owner, Bill Naito Company, for the company to make changes to the building in order to open one of the smallest Target retail stores in existence. http://chatterbox.typepad.com/portlandarchitecture/2011/10/landmarks-commission-approves-targets-move-in-and-changes-to-historic-galleria.html
==History==
The Galleria building was originally built in 1910 for the retail firm of Olds, Wortman & King. It was designed by Charles R. Aldrich. It was the first full block retail building in the city.
==Current Tenants of the Galleria==
* Brooks Brothers
* Western Culinary Institute
==Former Tenants of the Galleria==
* Coffee Ritz
* Josephine's Dry Goods (now located at 541 SW 11th Avenue)
* You're the Bearries
* Chrystalship Records
* Barney Bagel and Suzy Creamcheese
==References==
Category: Downtown neighborhoodCategory: SW 10th AvenueCategory: SW 9th AvenueCategory: SW Morrison StreetCategory: SW Alder StreetCategory: National Register of Historic Places
George W. Joseph

George W. Joseph (1872—1930) was a well-known maverick state senator in the 19-teens and '20s. He was a practicing attorney; in that role, he represented the estate of E. Henry Wemme, a wealthy businessman whose estate (in excess of $1 million) caused great conflict.
During the trial, Joseph accused the opposing attorney (Thomas Mannix) and the chief justice of the Oregon Supreme Court (John Rand) of colluding in inappropriate business dealings; in retaliation, Joseph was disbarred. Seeking vindication, Joseph announced his candidacy for Governor; on a populist platform, and as the only candidate from either party who supported public ownership of hydroelectric dams that were under consideration, Joseph handily won the Republican nomination.
He died, however, before the general election. The Republican nominated in his place was an advocate of private hydroelectric development.
Joseph's law partner, Julius Meier, then announced his own candidacy as an independent, adopting Joseph's platform; Meier was elected, and is only one of two independents ever elected as governor of a state.
== See also ==
* George W. Joseph on Wikipedia
== References ==
* "Oregon Ousting". Time. June 9, 1930. Retrieved 2007-10-08.
* "Joseph takes lead in Oregon primary; Republican 'Vindication' Candidate for Governor Is 5,485 Ahead of Incumbent.". The New York Times. May 18, 1930.
* "Nominee drops dead in Oregon". Los Angeles times. June 17, 1930.
* Adams, Lester; Lois P. Myers (1931). George W. Joseph: His Life. Kessinger Publishing, LLC. pp. 92 pages. ISBN 1432598120. Page 47 (lists 10/7/03.)
Joseph
Gin

Gin is a type of distilled alcohol spirit.
thumb|Aviation Gin in soda & bottle at Blue Olive Restaurant
It is mostly known for its use in the traditional martini, where it is the dominant flavor. It exists as one of the main categories of well drinks that are available where hard alcohol can be purchased. Like beer, the distillation process involves the extensive use of outside flavorings. The flavor mostly attributed to gin is a flavoring from the juniper berry. It is a type of pine tree, hence the woody taste.
==Portland Gins==
Portland is locally proud of the gins made in this town, and have a certain following for it. 
* 12 Bridges (Integrity Spirits)
* Aviation (House Spirits)
* Cricket (Indio Spirits)
* Penney's (Edgefield Spirits)
* Pink Spruce (Rogue)
* Ransom (Ransom Spirits)
* Spruce (Rogue)
* Vintner's (Edgefield Spirits)
==Oregon Gins==
Not to be missed, are these Oregon gins. 
* Broker's London Dry (Hood River Distillery)
* Cascade Mountain Gin (Bendistillery)
* Organic Nation Gin (Organic Nation)
==More Guides==
* Distilleries
* Cuisine Bonne Femme's Guide to Distilleries in Portland Oregon
* Portland Distiller Walking Tour
* Oregon Liquor Control Commission
Category:Alcohol
Global message delivery

Global message delivery enables message delivery to any user or page on any Wikimedia wiki. The current bot used for global message delivery is EdwardsBot. You can learn more about EdwardsBot at the English Wikipedia.
== Instructions ==
# Ensure you're listed on the "Access list".
# Fill out the "Spam" page.
# Update the "Status" page writing "Start" on it.
If you need help in operating the bot, or would like advice on setting up the message and recipients list, leave a message on the talk page.
Category:Global maintenance
Category:Tools and scripts
Category:Communication
Golden West Hotel

== History ==
When Black entrepreneur W. D. Allen launched the Golden West Hotel in 1906, Portland was booming. The completion of the transcontinental railroad, the opening of Union Station and the Lewis and Clark Centennial Fair triggered a flood of visitors and workers to the city’s bustling North End. The Golden West was designed to serve the Black railway porters, cooks, barbers and waiters recruited by the major railroads. It provided “all the conveniences of home” for Black workers denied accommodation in Portland’s white owned hotels, and was a center of African American social life until the hotel’s closure in 1931.
Patrons could get a haircut and a shave at Waldo Bogle’s Barbershop, sweets at A.G. Green’s ice cream parlor and candy shop, and relax in George Moore’s Golden West Athletic Club featuring a Turkish bath and gymnasium. In its heyday, the Golden West provided an overnight home for prominent black entertainers, athletes, and civic leaders such as Illinois Congressman Oscar DePriest and labor organizer A. Philip Randolph. Some even “retired” there, including Portland Advocate newspaper founder and famous Portland Hotel “hat check man,” E.D. Cannady.golden west project:black in portland history
== External Links ==
*WORKING ON THE RAILROAD: BLACK BUSINESS IN THE NORTH END
*Golden West Project
*History of African-Americans in Portland & Oregon: A Selected Bibliography (HTML) | (PDF)
== References ==
Category:Buildings
Google Internet

Google Fiber for Communities is the company's experimental initiative to "build experimental, ultra high-speed broadband networks" in one or more U.S. communities. In 2010 Google announcedThink big with a gig: Our experimental fiber network plans to "to experiment with new ways to help make Internet access better and faster for everyone." In that announcement, the search giant asked asked "interested communities" to complete a "request for information (RFI)" for an opportunity to participate in the experiment.Google Fiber for Communities: Next steps The company claimed it welcomed "responses from local government, as well as members of the public."
After the RFI period closed, Google said it would publicly announce which of the "nearly 1,100 communities across the country" who had formally expressed interest in taking part in the experiment the company would choose to move forward with. Currently the announcement date is pushed back until sometime "early 2011."An update on Google Fiber
== References ==
== External Links ==
* Google Fiber for Communities
* We should own our communications infrastructure, right?
* Office of Cable Communications, Utilities Licenses, Franchises and Wireless.
* Portland Community Fiber
Goose Hollow

Goose Hollow is a neighborhood in Southwest Portland, between downtown and the West Hills. 
It is bounded on the north by Burnside, on the east by Interstate 405, roughly on the south by Highway 26, and roughly on the west by Washington Park.
==History==
The first house built the Goose Hollow area was in 1845 by Daniel Lownsdale. He owned and operated a tannery at the current site of Providence Park. It is believed by historians that this was the first tannery west of the Rockies and north of Mexico. 
===Origins of the Name===
The name stems from when early residents raised geese in the low-lands and gulch (or hollow) of Tanner Creek at the foot of the West Hills. The area was a commons and a dispute erupted over whose geese belonged to who. The Oregonian ran an article covering the dispute and referred to the area as "Goose Hollow". The name was lost during the 20th Century until it was later revived. The return of the name Goose Hollow is credited to former Portland major John Elwood Clark (Bud Clark) when he decided to use the name Goose Hollow Inn for his tavern.
==Parks in Goose Hollow==
* Portland Firefighter's Park
* Washington Park
==Dining and Drinking in Goose Hollow==
* Goose Hollow Inn
* Fehrenbacher Hof
* Gilda's Italian Restaurant
* Eat Pizza
* The Commodore Lounge
* Kinara Thai Bistro
==Adjacent Neighborhoods==
* Northwest District to the north
* Downtown to the east
* Southwest Hills Residential League to the south
* Arlington Heights to the west
* Hillside to the northwest
Category:Goose Hollow neighborhood
Goose Hollow Inn

The Goose Hollow Inn is a tavern in the Goose Hollow neighborhood of Portland located at 1927 SW Jefferson. It was opened in 1967 by Bud Clark and is currently owned and operated by the Clark family. The name Goose Hollow refers to what the neighborhood area was known as in the 1890s and was chosen in the interest of rekindling civic regard for the neighborhood and its history. 
==External Links==
* Official site
Governments

Portland's city government is based on a city commission government system. Elected officials include a Mayor, a City Council and a City Auditor.http://www.portlandonline.com/index.cfm?c=25999 The mayor and commissioners (members of City Council) are responsible legislative policy and oversee the various bureaus that oversee the day-to-day operation of the city.list of bureaus The auditor is responsible for ensuring that the government operates in good faith.
== Metro governments ==
=== Hillsboro government ===
=== Washington County ===
===Multnomah County===
=== Clark County ===
== City governments of the Portland Metropolitan area ==
===Portland===
=== Hillsboro ===
=== Gresham ===
=== Forest Grove ===
=== Lake Oswego ===
=== West Linn ===
=== Vancouver ===
=== Cornellius ===
== References ==
==See also==
* Changing the law
* Politics
* Laws
* Elected representatives
Category:Government
Graffiti

Like all cities, Portland has a lot of street art, tagging, slap tags, vandalism, and any other words one might use for graffiti. And like other cities, considerable controversy exists over what is public art and personal expression, and what is destructive defacement of public and private property. Business owners are in a constant low-level conflict with street artists, taggers and other individuals, and often paint over tags and graffiti (sometimes creating graffiti that is even less attractive).
In reaction to graffiti seen around town, Portland City Code 14B.85 was proposed and passed by the city council in 2007 to control access to tools associated with graffiti, including spray paint. The code was also created to record sales of those materials, to be turned over to law enforcement in an attempt to connect sales to incidents of graffiti as vandalism. 
The City of Portland's Office of Neighborhood Involvement includes a Graffiti Abatement Program for businesses to pay each month to have tags removed. 
In September of 2018 a local graffiti artist named Mook was arrested in connection to tens of thousands of dollars worth of damages to ODOT property and has been connected to a series of tags around Portland.
File:Sidewalk Penis and Boobs.jpg|The classic cock and balls, here on the corner of SE 8th and Division. 
File:Baby Hanging Station.jpg|Bathrooms are also a common venue for graffiti, as this baby hanging station illustrates.
File:Smile Graffiti Artists crop.jpg|Some business owners, it seems, do not like lousy graffiti. Seems talented artists are welcome.
File:GraffitiPortlandStyle.png|The style is a little lighter than bigger cities.
File:StencilGraffitiOnDumpster.JPG|A more sophisticated stencil art graffiti, but we can't be sure it is from PDX artists - because of the dumpster status.
File:NE 31st and Glisan graffiti sign.jpg|Stop signs get a lot of love because they almost never get replaced or "cleaned".
File:Yuppie Scum.jpg|Some graffiti provides eloquent social commentary (click to enlarge).
File:Backspace bathroom 2012-02-10.jpg|Bathroom at Backspace
Image:Bleeding Heart near MLK and Hawthorne Bridge.jpg
Image:Blimpdick near Water Avenue and Stark.jpg
Image:Graffiti near MLK and Hawthorne Bridge.jpg
Image:Street Art in East Side Industrial.jpg
== More ==
* Portland graffiti, stencils, and stickers found by flickr user soycamo.
Category:Art
Green Dragon

thumb|350px|Inside Green Dragon Pub, Portland
Green Dragon Bistro & Brewpub is a popular SE Portland destination. Currently owned by Rouge Brewery. The popular pub is a local hangout for lots of different communities in Portland.
Including:
* Beer and Blog
* WikiWednesday
==Address==
: 928 SE 9th Avenue
: Portland, OR 97214
: (503) 517-0660
== Other Green Dragon Pubs & Taverns==
* Green Dragon Tavern (Boston)
==External==
* Full figured website.
* Menu (pdf)
* Facebook page
* pdxGreenDragon on Twitter
* myspace page
Category: Bars
Category: SE 9th Avenue
Category: SE Belmont Street
Green Energy Firms Operating in the Northwest

== List of Firms ==
Company 	Regional Office or Facility 	Website 	Notes
Advanced Energy Systems 	65 Centennial Loop, Eugene, OR 97401 • (541) 683-2345 	http://www.aesrenew.com/ 	Advanced Energy Systems is the leading commercial solar integrator in Oregon.Advanced Energy Systems - About Us
Columbia Energy Partners 	317 Columbia St, Vancouver, WA 98660 • (360) 993-2900 	http://columbiaenergypartners.com/ 	About
EDF Renewable Energy (Formerly enXco.) 	Northwest Region: 517 SW 4th, Ste 300 Portland, OR 97204 • T: 503.219.3166 	http://www.edf-re.com/ 	EDF Renewable Services is the leading provider of third-party operations and maintenance services in North America with over 6 gigawatts of power under contract.About EDF Renewable Energy
EDP Renewables North America LLC (Formerly Horizon Wind Energy LLC.)	Western Regional Office: 53 SW Yamhill Street; Portland, OR 97204 • (503) 222-9400; Fax: (503) 222-9404 	http://www.edpr.com/ 	The EDP Group is Portugal’s largest industrial group and one of Europe’s main energy companies.EDP Renováveis Company Presentation
NextEra Energy Resources 	Regional Operations: Stateline Wind Project Wind energy facility, Umatilla County. Current operating capacity: 222 megawatts. 	http://www.nexteraenergyresources.com/home/index.shtml	NextEra Energy Resources derives approximately 95 percent of its electricity from clean or renewable fuels such as wind, natural gas, solar, hydroelectric and nuclear power plants in operation across North America.NextEra Energy Resources - A Leader in Clean Energy
SolarWorld 	Headquarters: 25300 NW Evergreen Rd., Hillsboro, OR, 97124 • Phone: +1 503 844 3400 Fax: +1 503 844 3403 	http://www.solarworld-usa.com/ 	SolarWorld operates factories in the United States and Germany as well as sales offices in all of the world's solar markets. At its U.S. headquarters location in Hillsboro, Ore., the company operates the equivalent of four production plants on a 97-acre campus, maintaining 500 megawatts worth of photovoltaic production capacity.About SolarWorld
Vestas Wind Systems 	Vestas - American Wind Technology, Inc: 1417 NW Everett Street Portland, Oregon 97209 • Phone: (+1) 503 327 2000 Fax: (+1) 503 327 2001	http://www.vestas.com/ 	Vestas began producing wind turbines in 1979.About Vestas
[[File:Renewable Energy Projects Map.png|thumb|500px|Renewable Northwest Project's Renewable Energy Projects Map identifies geothermal, solar, wave and wind renewable energy projects under development or underway in the Pacific Northwest.]]
== External Resources ==
* The Oregon Cleantech Cluster: The A-to-Z List of Alternative Energy Players
* The Washington Cleantech Cluster: The A-to-Z List of Alternative Energy Players
== References ==
Gresham Branch Library

Category:Public Libraries
Gresham Library is the Gresham branch of the Multnomah County Library system. 
==Hours==
:Monday 10 am - 6 pm
:Tuesday 10 am - 8 pm
:Wednesday noon - 8 pm
:Thursday noon - 8 pm
:Friday 10 am - 6 pm
:Saturday 10 am - 6 pm
:Sunday 10 am - 5 pm
==Meeting Rooms==
==Location==
:385 NW Miller Avenue
:Gresham, OR 97030 
:Phone:(503) 988-5387
==History==
==References==
Grey Coast Anarchist News

Grey Coast Anarchist News is a news website launched on October 20th, 2011 out of a growing need for a common source of information-sharing on events and news stories of interest to anarchists in the Portland, Oregon area.
== Grey Coast Calendar of Events ==
The website features : (A) Calendar of Events" for upcoming rallies, demos, benefit shows, events for Occupy Portland and others.
== Anarchist Assemblies, Portland ==
Grey Coast Anarchist News is also a location for news and notes from past and upcoming : Portland anarchist assemblies".
== References ==
== See Also ==
Red and Black Cafe |
Organized Power |
Portland General Strike |
Food Not Bombs |
Portland General Strike |
Right 2 Survive |
Category:Self organizing
Category:Media
Category:Independent newspapers
Category:Anarchism
Category:Revolution
Category:Street Protests, Rallies, Demonstrations
Category:Activism
Category:Upcoming events
Category:Occupy Portland
Guilds Lake

Guilds Lake (pronounced so "guild" rhymes with "mild") is a lowland on the former site of a lake in Northwest Industrial Portland, where Balch Creek flows into the Williamette River. 
Around 1870 the area was the location for sawmills, shipping docks, and the city's incinerator. The 1905 Lewis and Clark Exposition was built here, but left no permanent structures. 
There are no schools or parks in the adjacent Northwest Industrial neighborhood, which has the smallest population of all 95 neighborhoods in Portland. Since 2001 almost all of the neighborhood has been designated the Guild's Lake Industrial Sanctuary, to preserve the land for long-term industrial use and to resist pressure for residential development.
Category:Urban features
Gus Gustfarmakes

Gus Gustfarmakes was described in the July 16th, 1927, issue of the Oregonian as a person who had $21 stolen from him. He was at "Erickson's resort" (most likely Erickson's Saloon) at 307 1/2 Burnside "scrubbing the grime from his hands" when a person asked if he could spare a cigarette. Gustfarmakes answered in the affirmative, and indicated his coat, which was hanging up. The stranger helped himself to a cigarette as well as $21 that Gustfarmakes had in his coat at the time.Morning Oregonian, 1927 July 16, page 1 column 2
==References==
Gust
H. Russell Albee House

thumb|right|The house in 2012
The H. Russell Albee House is a Colonial Revival style residence located at 3360 SE Ankeny in the Laurelhurst neighborhood of Southeast Portland. It was built in 1912, and designed by A. E. Doyle. It is listed on the Historic Register of National Places and is also considered a Portland Historic Landmark.
Category:A. E. Doyle Designed
Category:Buildings
Category:Laurelhurst neighborhood
Category:National Register of Historic Places
Category:Portland Historic Landmark
HB 2228

Oregon House Bill 2228 was introduced by State Representative Mitch Greenlick on January 11, 2011. The bill would prohibit children under the age of 6 from riding in trailers behind bikes or from being otherwise carried on a bicycle. Citing an OHSU study that found 5% of bike commuters in 2007 experienced an injury biking that required medical attention, Greenlick stated, "If I thought a law would save one child's life, I would step in and do it. Wouldn't you?" However, the biking community has resoundingly denounced the bill, countering that there was no evidence linking bike trailers to child deaths, and that discouraging family biking would reduce the "safety in numbers" principle, wherein the safety of biking is directly proportional to the number of bicyclists on the road.
== Resources ==
* Official text of bill
* The Oregonian's tracking of the bill
== Media coverage ==
* Rep. Greenlick says safety concerns prompted child biking bill
* Oregonian Wants To Ban Young Kids From Bikes
Category:Oregon House Bills
Category:Politics
Category:Bicycling
Category:Bills
Category:Law
Category:Legislation
Hackathons

A hackathon is a concentrated effort in a common location for software developers to work on a common project or on projects with a common theme.
Example Hackathons in Portland in 2012
* Wearable Computing Hackathon http://calagator.org/events/1250462620
* Hack for Portland Schools http://hackforportlandschools.com/
It's challenging to find a project that has lasting value to work on during a hackathon. Below is a list of suggested project areas or project ideas that can be incorporated into future hackathons which will have an impact beyond the time and space allocated for the hackathon itself.
Subject areas
* Water Resources
* Transportation
* Education
Category:Technology
Category:Events
Category:Hacking
Category:DIY
Hackspace

A hackerspace or hackspace (also referred to as a hacklab, makerspace or creative space) is a location where people with common interests, usually in computers, technology, science or digital or electronic art can meet, socialise and/or collaborate. A hackerspace can be viewed as an open community labs incorporating elements of machine shops, workshops and/or studios where hackers can come together to share resources and knowledge to build and make things.Hackerspace
BrainSilo is Portland's Hackerspace.
== References ==
== External Links ==
Category:Office space
Harvey Scott

Harvey Whitefield Scott was an editor and historian in 19th-century Portland. He was born in Illinois on Febuary 1st, 1828, and settled in Yamhill County with his family in 1852. He died following surgery on August 7, 1910, in Baltimore, Maryland. Scott had been editor of the Oregonian from 1866 until 1872. He edited the "History of Portland, Oregon" which was published in 1890.
There is a statue of Harvey Scott on top of Mount Tabor by sculptor Gutzon Borglum, and Harvey Scott Elementary School in Northeast Portland is named after him.
== External links ==
* Oregon Blue Book page
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