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Organized Power/Notes

: This is a subpage of Organized Power. 
== Test Page ==
=== test page location ===
Organized Power/Test
=== test page elements ===
* Overall: attractive page.
* Logo
* Catch phrase (kirk): "Connecting the ideas of working people everywhere."
: Catch phrase (dave slight mod): "Connecting the aspirations of working people everywhere."
* Streaming or 360 image of Portland.
* Working people faces: slideshow?
* Contract page.
* Membership page. (Acknowledgement of new members.)
* Invitation page. Ability to invite others.
* Search tool to type in job number that yields:
# Description of job
# Materials
# Physical site
# Map to location
:: Elements format to a printable page that allows searcher to hit "print" and get a page with all the above data.
* Education page: Education pages can cover any aspect of training. First aid, specific job technique, how to use Organized Power wiki, etc.
** Subset of education pages can be worker input about tool use techniques, aspects of specific job site, etc.
* "One Voice" vision page. Explain the "one voice" concept. Invite anyone to add to discussion of "one voice." The "One Voice" page must have restricted editing, but discussion of "one voice" is open for all to participate.
* Private messaging or discussion between members.
== Locally Active Organizations (Portland; Oregon; Washington) ==
* Portland Jobs with Justice
: PortlandWiki Page: Jobs with Justice
: PDX JwJ's "alternative to the corporate media guide": An Alternative To The Corporate Media
: Google Sites Page: JWJ Activism Update Portal from UnionResource.org
:: Labor Notes' UnionResource.org: UnionResource.org
* Southern Oregon Jobs With Justice
:- Community gathers for free soup, asks Rep. Walden: ‘Brother can you spare a job?’
:- Wobbly Walk Free Speech Memorial
* Oregon Working Families Party
* Oregon Progressive Party
* Progressive Democrats Of America's non-existent Oregon page: Progressive Democrats Of America - Oregon > Chapters > "Coming soon."
: From web site (access date, September 3, 2011): "For information on starting a chapter in your region, please contact the National Field Team at field@pdamerica.org."
* Onward Oregon
: From web site: If you happen to be in the Portland area and would like to meet with any one of the volunteer staff folks at Onward Oregon, just ask. Visit our contact page to send us your request.
: Contact Onward Oregon
* Oregon Commons - (A project of http://onwardoregon.org/.)
: Conducts "Mapping the Commons" workshops: Workshop: Mapping the Commons
== Media ==
* KBOO (Main website.) | KBOO (PortlandWiki page.)
* Portland Alliance (Main website.) | Portland Alliance (PortlandWiki page.)
== Thinking Together ==
Moved content to here: Organized Power#Thinking Together
== Wiki Research Links ==
* Google Search Query: wiki
* Another Google Query: what is a wiki site:c2.com
* Why Wiki Works
* Wiki
* Wiki Design Principles
* Wiki History
* What Is Wiki
* What is a Wiki? Article
* 7 things you should know about… Wikis
* Wikis in Plain English
* What is a Wiki? Wikis Explained: Understanding Wiki
== References ==
Our Oregon

: "Fighting to Protect Oregon’s Priorities"
: email: info@ouroregon.org
: phone: 503-239-8029
: fax: 503.232.0180
: 1638 NE Davis St.
: Portland, OR 97232
: Our Oregon
From web site:Our Oregon is a 501(c)(4) organization dedicated to fighting for economic and social fairness for all Oregonians. Our coalition represents organizations and individuals who care about a range of issues, from preserving funding for our schools and critical services to protecting the environment.About Our Oregon
== External Links ==
* Our Oregon | Fighting to Protect Oregon’s Priorities (Official web site.)
== References ==
Category:Advocacy Groups
Oxbow Regional Park

Grab your sleeping bags, throw a tent in your trunk and head out to the campground at Metro's Oxbow Regional Park for a night under the stars.
Each of Oxbow’s 67 campsites include a picnic table, fire pit, cooking grill and lantern pole. Two restroom buildings boast hot and cold running water, coin-operated showers, heated-air hand dryers, radiant floor heating and flush toilets. The restroom facilities and two campsites are accessible by wheelchair. Twelve pull through sites are available for RVs.Camping at Oxbow
The park is in Gresham.
== References ==
== External Links ==
*Oxbow Regional Park (Metro): Discover Oxbow Regional Park, a 1,200-acre natural area park located within the wild and scenic Sandy River Gorge.
*Portland Family Adventures – Oxbow Regional Park
Category:Parks
PDX11 Unconference

Join us April 1-2 for the PDX11 Civic Unconference. Please RSVP!
http://pdx11unconference.eventbrite.com/
This community meeting is open to all!
Since the inaugural PDX11 meeting in December 2010, three teams have
been working separately to meet their goals. Everyone will reconvene
on April 1-2 for the PDX11 Civic Unconference to bring the teams back
together to share, discuss and hack on the software that supports the
goals of PDX11.
Each team will present their charter and discuss their initial
findings regarding available resources and the management tools needed
to bring it all together.
PDX11 is also assembling developers in the Hackathon community to work
on several key pieces of software including: Calagator, ePDX.org,
CivicApps inspired projects like PDXAPI, and open source Trimet data
processing applications. They also need developers who can pair up and
hack codes like Ruby, Python, PHP and Javascript. Non-technical work
includes documentation of resources, blogging, data entry, testing,
and feature requests.
We put together a detailed Q&A here: http://pdx11.org/node/2919
You'll find out:
* Where to RSVP?
* Where will this event be held?
* Why should I attend?
* Well, if an unconference isn't planned out ahead of time, what can I
expect to hear about if I attend?
* Where can I find out more about the Hackathon?
* What is PDX11 about again?
* When will this event take place?
* What is an unconference exactly?
* Can I get a more detailed schedule?
And there's an RSVP page so we can plan for food & drink:
http://pdx11unconference.eventbrite.com/
We are also seeking sponsors! Please contact me if your company is
willing to pitch in.
Thanks!
-selena
--
http://chesnok.com
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: pdx11-knowledge@lists.pdx11.org
: http://lists.pdx11.org/mailman/listinfo/pdx11-knowledge
Category:Past events
PDXBoom

Around 8:04PM on March 28, 2010, a mysterious boom was heard throughout Portland. Police confirmed that the cause was a large pipe bomb.Loud Boom In Portland Came From Pipe Bomb, Fox 12 Oregon. 2010-03-29
== References ==
== Media ==
* Photo of the hillside where the pipe bomb was discovered (katu.com)
* KPTV article
* KATU article
* Wall Street Journal article
* ReadWriteWeb post by marshallk
* RWW post on nytimes.com
* dailywireless.org
== Resources ==
* Google map of boom reports - Add yours!
* Seismic data from PSU
* Mystery of 'The Earthquake Boom’ - a real earthquake
* Twitter Streamgraph for pdxboom
Category:Earthquake
PDX Geek 5K

== Next Event Planning ==
Shall we do this the last Saturday of every month or every Saturday!! :-)
== Previous Events ==
=== May 28, 2011: Inaugural Walk ===
Date: Saturday, May 28, 2011
Time: from 8am–noon (Calagator)
Walking map: Walking map
Stats: 
Attendees: Lia, martinwehner, MarkDilley, Marcia, Gina, Sylvia
Category:Past events
PDX Occupy The Dream

PDX Occupy The Dream is a working group within Occupy Portland formed to help create a diverse, inclusive experience within the Occupy movement.
= Mission Statement =
The Occupy Movement emerged from the breakdown of unjust political, and economic systems. Our central concern must be to raise the interests and voices of the people of color, women, the Gay and Lesbian community, and other segments of society who have always suffered from disparity and disenfranchised under these systems.
We work to create an inclusive atmosphere within Occupy Portland so that members from these communities feel comfortable working and participating fully in Occupy activities. We are connecting with oppressed communities to build bridges and to support them in the ongoing work they are doing. We are all the 99%. Our group purpose is to ensure the voices and interests of oppressed communities are central to all Occupy actions, objectives, and activities at all times.
== Events ==
The following events have been endorsed by PDX Occupy the Dream:
* MLK Day March & Rally 1 16 12
* Keep Alive The Dream 16 Jan 2012
* MLK Day Benefit Concert 1 16 12
= Contact Info =
* Occupy The Dream PDX on Facebook 
* dreamingopdxATgmail.com
Category:Occupy Portland
Category:Dreaming OPDX
PINTS Brewing Company

A brewery and coffee house located in Portland's Old Town. Their taproom serves as a coffeehouse in the morning serving local Portland Roasting coffees and breakfast fare then converts to a brewery taproom at night. 
==Information==
*Address: 412 NW 5th Ave • Portland, Oregon 97209
*Phone: (503) 564-BREW 
*Hours:
:PINTS Everyday Coffee Mon - Fri 7am - 11:30am
:PINTS Urban Taproom
:Happy Hour Mon - Sat 3pm - 6pm, Sun 12pm - 9pm
:Lunch Mon - Sat 11:30am - 3pm
:Dinner Mon - Sat 3pm - 11pm, Sun 12pm - 9pm
==History==
PINTS opened in Oldtown/Chinatown in 2012 and is the first brewery in that neighborhood since Henry Saxor's original Liberty Brewing Company opened in 1852. http://www.pintsbrewing.com/#/tap/ PINTS Urban Taproom | Accessed 6/20/14
==Eternal Links==
PINTS homepage
==References==
Category:Drink
Category:Bars
Category:Brewery
Papa G's

Papa G's Vegan Organic Deli, located in inner Southeast, is well summarized by its name. Serving only vegan, organic food in a deli format, Papa G's caters to a uniquely Portland crowd. Live music, typically acoustic folk or bluegrass, plays Wednesdays through Fridays. Papa G's now also serves beer and wine.
== Resources ==
* Official site
Category:Delis
Category:Organic cuisine
Category:Restaurants
Category:Vegan
Parents for Occupy Portland - Pennant Craft Bonanza

Date: 1/8/2012
Time: 2PM - 5PM
Location: St. Francis, 1131 Southeast Oak Street,Portland, OR 97214-1344
We will be gathering in the Che Room @ St Francis, both parents and kids, to make the pennants that will identify children at rallies/marches/events.
We believe that sticking to yellow fabric for the pennants is the best idea, but then letting the kids get creative with designs!
This is a public event, all are welcome, of any age! Even if your little ones are too small for crafting, this would be a great opportunity to get to meet and know some of the other families and parents in our Occupy community! We look forward to seeing you!
Here is a link [] to the Facebook events page if you'd like to RSVP there, and see what supplies may still be needed. Please feel free to join the group if you would like to get involved with other parents, and spread word on, or organize, family friendly events/actions to support Occupy Portland.
Please post supplies you can bring on the FB page!
Needed:
Yellow fabric
Long wood/bamboo polls
Markers
Paint
Spray paint
Glitter
Colored duct tape
Ribbons
Stencils
Yarn
Staple guns
Glue
Park Blocks

The Park Blocks' is a linear series of blocks that were intended to be kept as a continuous "green belt" park system by the early town founders. Land deals saw some of the parcels go to private developers, but the system still contains about 19 blocks of green space, and serves as the campus core of Portland State University. 
The existing (2011) North Park Blocks stretch from NW Glisan to just south of W. Burnside. The land was originally deeded to the city by John Couch in 1865. 
O'Bryant Square and Director Park both occupy isolated blocks originally set aside for green space. The South Park Blocks begin at SW Salmon and form the wooded core of Portland's "cultural district" and the center of PSU. The southernmost two blocks were destroyed for the construction of the I-405 circa 1967.
Category:Parks
Category:Downtown
Category:Pearl District
Past Events

These events have come and gone, please add media links about the results of these events to their pages.
; Also See Occupy Portland Events
== Archive of past events ==
*November 2012
*October 2012
*September 2012
*August 2012
*July 2012
*June 2012
*May 2012
*April 2012
*March 2012
*February 2012
*January 2012
*December 2011
*November 2011
*October 2011
Category:Past events
Category:Occupy Portland
Category:Occupy Portland Past Events
Paul Bingman

Paul is a true Portlander. It is very sad that his life ended so quickly and he couldn't see how he has affected so many people's lives. He was amazing at cross-PAUL-ination. Paul was involved in lot of communities and activites in Portland.
Friends of Paul Bingman event
==Coverage of his passing==
* Technoccult
* Dr. Normal
* Rabbi David Kominsky
* Noah Proofed News
* Silicon Florist
* Edgewood.net
==Paul's presence on the web==
* PaulBingman.com
* Paul's twitter account: pdxFlaneur
* Portland On Fire
* Facebook page
* LinkedIn
==External ==
* PDXmind
* Facebook page
Bingman
PdxTech

#pdxtech is an IRC channel on the Freenode IRC Network, targeted at the Tech Community in Portland, Oregon.
The channel started out as #pdxwebdev, founded in December 2008. The title 'web dev' was unattractive to potential new participants so a broader term was created. In August 2012, the name change to #pdxtech was suggested and adopted.
The channel averages 100 participants at any one time (July 2013).
PdxTech-Btc

"#pdxtech-btc" is an IRC channel on the Freenode IRC Network. The intended audience is cryptocurrency enthusiasts involved in the Tech Community in Portland, Oregon.
Interesting currencies:
* BitCoin
* DogeCoin
Bot commands:
* "dogecoin"
 cryptsy.com: 1 dogecoin = 56 satoshis. coindesk price $0.0004. 24 hr volume: 512 megadoge (Jun 2014)
Peace and Justice Works

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Peace and Justice Works (PJW), formerly known as Portland Peaceworks, is an Oregon nonprofit corporation whose main purpose is to educate the general public on important issues including but not limited to: peace, justice, the environment, and human rights.
Peace and Justice Works' activities are conducted through Project Groups, also known as affinity groups primarily as an umbrella organization. It disseminates information on the tragedy of military interventions and military spending, builds coalitions among groups whose goals intersect with our own, and participates in programs initiated by Oregon PeaceWorks (with whom we are affiliated) and various community activities with other peace and justice organizations.
One of the largest activities is the Peace and Justice Fair, held on Memorial Day (1992- 1995, 1997, 1999) to remember those who gave their lives in war by working toward a world without war. 
While Project Groups can (by our bylaws) be created or disbanded from time to time, existing groups at this time are:
# Portland Copwatch
# Iraq Affinity Group
# Sarajevo Peace Centre/People's Aid to Former Yugoslavia
# Pentagon Porkbusters
# Portland SOA Watchers
== Links ==
* Website: Peace and Justice Works (PJW)
Category:Organizations
Pearl District

400px|thumb|Right|It's pronounced "Kootch."
The Pearl District is a neighborhood in Northwest Portland. 
It is bounded on the north by the Willamette River, on the east by NW Broadway, on the south by Burnside, and on the west by Interstate 405. It is considered to be a very affluent and trendy neighborhood, featuring many art galleries and high-end retail shops.
==National Historic Register of Places in the Pearl District==
* United States Custom House
==Adjacent Neighborhoods==
* Old Town Chinatown to the east
* Downtown to the south
* Northwest District to the west
==External Links==
* Pearl District Neighborhood Association
Peoples’ Assembly Organizing Committee

== Organizing Agenda ==
; Moving beyond the “Wall Street model of human liberty.”
The ever expanding burdens thrown onto the backs of working people are not only unreasonable, oppressive and unfair, these burdens have grown too big for working people to shoulder. In response, Occupy Portland's Labor Outreach Committee has launched a Peoples’ Assembly Organizing Committee tasked with organizing, planning and facilitating the democratic development of a peoples’ budget centered on democratically addressing the primary economic interests of ordinary working people.
== Upcoming Events ==
TBA
== Links to Documents ==
; See our documents page.
=== Contact Us ===
Group Homepage: http://groups.google.com/group/peoples-assembly
Group Email: peoples-assembly -AT- googlegroups -DOT- com
Info Page on PortlandGeneralAssembly.org: Community Assembly to Create a People’s Budget
== Attend Our Meetups! ==
; Join our discussion list -- http://groups.google.com/group/peoples-assembly
Please connect with us through our mailing list to receive all time/date/location updates.
* Next Meetup: To be announced.
== Past Events / Meetings ==
* Community Assembly Organizing Meeting - Saturday February 11 2012
* Community Assembly Organizing Meeting - Saturday February 4 2012
; A Budget for the Rest of Us
:Who: Occupy Portland’s Labor Solidarity Committee
:What: Strategy Session
:When: Thursday, January 26, 2012 at 7:00 p.m.
:Where: Oregon Fair Trade Campaign Office
:Address: 310 SW 4th Ave., Suite 436, Downtown Portland
In addition to our group discussion list, a number of our wiki pages use the possessive of peoples, as in indigenous peoples. It's likely, however, that the possessive of people, as in We the People, will appear more often in the discussions we have and in the documents we craft.
== See Also ==
* CA/Working People's Campaign
* Occupy Portland Labor Outreach Committee
* Represent The People
* Make Revolution Not War
* Organized Power
== Grammatical Confusion? ==
; “Peoples’” or “People’s”?
Either way works for this group!
== References ==
Category:Community Assembly
Category:Community Assembly Portal
Category:Occupy Portland Labor Outreach Committee
Category:Peoples’ Assembly
Category:Peoples’ Assembly Organizing Committee
Category:Occupy Portland
Category:PortlandUnionWiki
Category:Labor unions
Category:Organizations
Category:Self organizing
Category:Jobs
Category:Occupy Portland Community Support
Category:Organizing
Category:Advocacy Groups
Personal Telco

The Personal Telco Project is a Portland-based all-volunteer non-profit that operates free wifi hotspots, accessible at numerous locations throughout Portland and nearby.
Personal Telco was originally conceived in the early 2000s as a wireless network for the city, which could operate independent of other networks (such as the internet) in addition to providing access to them. Portlanders participating in the network would connect directly to one another via wireless network connections, which would enable local file sharing, local web sites, etc. Internet access was one of many features that the network would provide.http://PortlandTribune.com/news/print_story.php?story_id=5549
As demand for Internet access grew, Personal Telco's focus shifted to providing internet access. They installed some large and high profile wifi nodes, notably Pioneer Square Park and one in North Portland that was funded by a $15,000 grant from Meyer Memorial Trust.http://wweek.com/story.php?story=6177 In addition, they encourage others to share their home and business internet connections using the network name (wifi SSID) "www.personaltelco.net"; using this name consistently has established a recognizable brand name for Portlanders looking for free internet access. In some cases, Personal Telco will supply wireless equipment to people willing to volunteer their connections for this purpose.
== Related efforts ==
During Personal Telco's time, similar projects have been attempted in Portland.
Former Commissioner Erik Sten drew national attention for his view that the Internet should be viewed as a public utility, like roads or the water system, rather than a mere business interest.http://articles.latimes.com/2000/jan/12/business/fi-53138 attempted, in 1999, to block Comcast from offering Internet service in Portland without opening its lines to competition by other Internet Service Providers (ISPs) (as telephone companies offering high-speed Internet have always been required to do).http://www.google.com/url?url=http://www.law.indiana.edu/fclj/pubs/v52/no1/15maher1.mac.pdf&rct=j&sa=U&ei=tIS0TNDqM4iWsgOOt-3oDw&ved=0CBUQFjAB&sig2=ZEpYChNwgU32Zr4MC1FcbQ&q=erik+sten+comcast+antitrust&usg=AFQjCNFwt0LAo2ulRgWxveuFVH7gL2diiA
In 2004, OHSU and Portland State University tested a free wireless access point at SW 10th and Taylor.http://wweek.com/story.php?story=5186&page=1
The City of Portland attempted a large-scale city wireless network, with corporate partner MetroFi;http://blogs.wwCeek.com/news/2007/03/29/portland-wi-fi-sucks-inside-and-out-says-independent-evaluation/ this project was a failure. More recently, Clear has started offering paid WiMax access in Portland.
Some Personal Telco nodes in public spaces are complemented with free computers from Free Geek.
For comparison, the city of Glasgow, Kentucky has offered inexpensive Internet connectivity as a public utility since the 1990s.http://www.epblan.com/
== References ==
== External links ==
* https://personaltelco.net/wiki
* Personal Telco on Wikipedia
Category:Communication
Category:Technology
Category:Non-profits
Phone booths

Portland has some phone booths. Use them to stalk your ex!
== Examples of phone booths ==
File:PhoneboothonBelmontStreetinSoutheastPortland small.jpg
Image:BelmontBodegaphone.JPG
Image:BelmontBodegaphoneclose.JPG
== Examples of fake phone booths ==
File:Glisan phone booth original.jpg
Category:Communication
Photo Contest 2011 Winners

On June 4th, 2011 a photographic competition was held by PortlandWiki.org.
Participants were given a short time, from 9am - to 5pm, to capture the personality of Portland.
The event was a resounding success. Inspire photographic artistry in the wiki community,
as well as gift PortlandWiki a valuable photograph resource for ongoing reporting.
Please join us in congratulating the winners!
250px|thumb|center|Old Chinatown entrance by Alice
==Honorable Mention Gallery==
File:Highway pylons from Eastside Esplanade looking west.jpg| Highway pylons from Eastside Esplanade looking west
File:Steel Bridge from ramp down to Eastbank Esplanade.jpg| Steel Bridge from ramp down to Eastbank Esplanade
File:Henrys13thStTavernWeddingShoot1.jpg|Henry's 13thSt Tavern Wedding
File:Food-stcupcake1.jpg|Saint Cupcake
File:Coffee-sterling-owner.JPG|Coffee Sterling Owner
File:DSC04157a.jpg|Firemen toss boy
File:DSC04204a.jpg|Rose Festival 2010 Queen Victoria Dinu
As big thanks to everyone who took the day to explore Portland, here's a participant badge you can use take and use on your forums, facebook, twitterand wherever you want to brag. Thanks again everyone! Matthew
See all contest photos
Photo Contest Rules Page
Piedmont

Piedmont is a neighborhood in North Portland. 
==Parks in Piedmont==
Peninsula Park
==Schools in Piedmont==
==Churches in Piedmont==
==Locally-owned Dining & Drinking Establishments in Piedmont==
==Locally-owned Retail Businesses in Piedmont==
==National Register of Historic Places in Piedmont==
==Adjacent Neighborhoods==
* East Columbia to the north
* Sunderland to the northeast
* Woodlawn to the east
* King to the southeast
* Humboldt to the south
* Overlook to the southwest
* Arbor Lodge to the west
* Kenton to the northwest