Portland Open Sources Gigabit IPA - Taplister » Blog Archive
Portlanders are serious about three things: Beer, technology and our community. To continue to let Google know we are the right choice for their Google Fiber to home network, we decided to open source the Gigabit IPA recipe that Hopworks created. This will allow other cities the opportunity to brew this fine beer. The code for the beer or recipe is available on Google’s open source code website and below.
Gigabit IPA, an open source IPA - Project Hosting on Google Code
When Google invited America to get inspired by gigabit fiber technology, Portland’s innovative geek and brewer communities responded by creating a fresh and edgy organic beer to answer Google’s call. Portland Gigabit IPA offers a massive NW hop aroma, rich citrus and pine accents aggressively balanced with clear malt caramel flavor, and a deep, clean, satisfying finish.
We believe in the opportunity offered by gigabit fiber networks for Portland and for communities everywhere. We’re “opening the source code” so you can home brew a Gigabit IPA all your own. (It’s fiber-to-the-home, right?) Sam Adams • Mayor, City of Portland, Oregon
Open Source Recipe for Hopworks Gigabit IPA
Brew your own "Google Beer"!
Portland's Gigabit IPA: From PDX to MSY
The launch of Portland's Gigabit IPA was a joint project of the geek, creative and beer communities to help demonstrate their unique character and support for the Google Fiber initiative.
Gigabit IPA is Headed to Lafayette, Louisiana
This morning, Mayor Sam Adams, Cable and Franchise Management Director David Olson, Hopworks brewer Christian Ettinger and members of the beer, and tech communities met at the Portland International Airport to send a very special package to Lafayette, LA.
YouTube - Sending Gigabit IPA to Lafayette
Mayor Sam Adams and Hopworks brewer Christian Ettinger check a couple kegs of Hopworks Gigabit IPA.
Gigabit IPA, A Very Special Brew for Google « Think Brilliant Media Studios™
We build great products.
Hopworks Launches Google Inspired Gigabit IPA | BREWPUBLIC - Yeast, Malt, and the Pursuit of Hoppiness
Here in Portland, Oregon, a collective of tech and beer geeks came together to show Google that we could seriously use Google's help and were serious about receiving it. Sheldon Renan of PDXFiber, Kerry Finsand of Taplister, and Christian Ettinger of Hopworks Urban Brewery were a few who ambitiously forged ahead with a vision for a new dry-hopped dank brew aptly named Gigabit IPA.
Portland brewing for Google IP(A) | kgw.com
Mayor Sam Adams wants Google to beta test its ultra-fast fiber optics in metro Portland - and so do the city's high tech elite, who have organized a sleek campaign to wow the Internet giant.
skipnewberry | TweetPhoto
TweetPhoto is a real-time media sharing platform for the social web. Instantly share photos on Twitter and Facebook.
Google Beer “Gigabit IPA” Debuts in Portland, Oregon - Taplister
What happens when you combine a passionate Portland, Oregon technology community, Google and Hopworks? You get Gigabit IPA. Described by Hopwork’s Brewer Ben Love, “this fresh & edgy IPA honors Portland’s new gigabit network project pioneering a connected future with Google fiber-to-home. Embrace the bandwidth with a massive NW hop aroma, with rich citrus and pine accents aggressively balanced with clear malt caramel flavor, and a deep, clean, satisfying finish. From Hopworks, the world’s first carbon-neutral artisnal brewery.”
YouTube - Gigabit IPA Debut - Portland, OR - 4/2/2010
http://uniquely-portland-oregon.com Hopworks Urban Brewery debuts the Gigabit IPA (India Pale Ale), hoping to woo Google into bringing their high-speed fiber...
Gigabit IPA (Portland Hearts Google)
No city in the U.S. is as ready as Portland to launch a citywide or scaled testbed for ultra high speed open platform broadband. Portland has the history, broad community support, willing businesses, committed local government, and cost-effective, year-round construction metrics. We are poised to take immediate steps to collaborate with Google’s visionary ultra high-speed broadband project on any agreeable scale from 50,000 to 500,000.
Barley, hops, and Google Fiber: Beer and Blog Portland offers Google wooing nectar Gigabit IPA tonight « Silicon Florist
What would you do to woo that Google Fiber group and make them think kindly of you? Well, if you're Portland, Oregon, you brew a special beer. Duh. And then you call it Gigabit IPA.
The Making Of Gigabit IPA: An Interview With Christian Ettinger :: Stumptown Magazine
Every stupid city in America is devising some dumb scheme to lure Google and its superfast fiber optic network there. Towns are renaming themselves Google, throwing untold subsidies at the project and so on. As for Portland, it’s bidding for the mega-network the only way it knows how: having one of the city’s top local brewers make Google its own beer, then shipping a keg or two to the company and seeing what happens. It’s a scheme, sure. But it’s also completely brilliant. Will it help lure Google to Stumptown? Who knows. But hey, more beer! Can’t go wrong there!
The people -- and the beer -- responsible for Gigabit IPA, one Portland brewery's appeal to Google | OregonLive.com
The Gigabit IPA crew included connectivity guy (I don't know what that means, either...) Sheldon Renan, left, label designer Bram Pitoyo, Hopworks owner/brewer Christian Ettinger and Kerry Finsand of Taplister.com who facilitated this whole thing.
First Sightings of Hopworks Gigabit IPA - Taplister
This fresh & edgy IPA honors
Portland’s new gigabit network
project to pioneer a connected
future with Google fiber-to-the-home.
Embrace the bandwidth with
a massive NW hop aroma,
with rich citrus and pine accents
aggressively balanced with
clear malt caramel flavor,
and a deep, clean, satisfying finish.
From Hopworks, the world’s first
Christian Ettinger of Hopworks pouring the first pint of Gigabit IPA
carbon-neutral artisnal brewery.
First Pour of Gigabit IPA - PortlandFiber.com
Gigabit IPA is bottled and ready to enjoy!
Portland Community Fiber Blog
Find out everything on Google Fiber for Portland.
(OR) Google this beer! Hopworks Urban Brewery releases Gigabit IPA 3/2
PortlandConnects: Press Release: Portland Brews Up “Gigabit IPA”
Press Release, March 31, 2010
Portland Brews Up “Gigabit IPA”
To Attract Google’s Fast Gigabit
Fiber Network To Portland
Google-inspired IPA will be introduced to the public from 4pm to 6pm, Friday, April 2, 2010, at Portland’s Green Dragon, where the city’s geeks and creatives meet for “Beer and Blog’’ every week...
Google Gigabit IPA from Hopworks - The New School Beer Blog
So last night (3/30) our friends at Taplister - namely CBO Kerry Finsand - announced a new beer named in honor of Google for the Portland market called Gigabit India Pale Ale and produced at Hopworks Urban Brewery.
Hopworks launches Gigabit IPA tomorrow - Mike Rogoway, The Oregonian
Portlanders thirsting for faster broadband speeds have brewed up a new tool to lure Google's fiber project -- Gigabit IPA.
Initially christened "Gigabyte IPA," backers changed the name on the fly last night after responders to my tweets on the subject yesterday pointed out that Internet speeds are typically measured in bits, not bytes.
A Beer Fit For Google: Gigabit IPA - GIZMODO
Google's bringing fiber to a special city—whichever city can prove its worth. Portland just threw down some heat by creating its own beer, "Gigabit IPA". It goes up for a tastetest tomorrow. Will it woo the Goog?
Google search on "Gigabit IPA"
Find the latest news.
Gigabit IPA from Hopworks Brewpub on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
caseorganic's photostream - Actually good! Made in an effort to get Google fiber to Portland!
Hopworks Urban Brewery - Website of the creators of Gigabit IPA
Hopworks Urban Brewery is Portlands first brew pub to offer all organic handcrafted beers, fresh local ingredients, eco-friendly and sustainable building, and a relaxed, casual atmosphere bringing communities together.
Hopworks (HopworksBrewery) on Twitter
HUB is Portland’s first Eco Brewpub to offer all organic handcrafted beers, fresh local ingredients, and a sustainable building with a relaxed and casual atmosp
Hopworks Urban Brewery - Facebook
to offer all organic handcrafted beers, fresh local ingredients, and a sustainable building with a relaxed and casual atmosphere. Brewmaster Christian Ettinger has spent the past year and half constructing his “dream brewpub.“ HUB incorporates all aspects of sustainability. From composting to rain barrels, and from pervious pavers to hand dryers, we have made every effort to protect “our“ future with a thoughtful alternative. Hopworks has four distinct areas including a family friendly restaurant with play area, a vibrant bicycle bar, banquet mezzanine, and outdoor beer-garden. Our 20 barrel brewery produces 3000 barrels a year and provides our restaurant with ten different HUB organic beers on tap and two cask ales at all times. We have parking for seventy cars, eight motorcycles and up to fifty bikes. Our world-class beer, New York style pizza, and wonderful staff are some of the best you will find anywhere.
Hopworks Bike Bar at Oak Park's Fresh Hop Festival - YouTube
October 24, 2009 — Taplister joins Hopworks Urban Brewery's Chris Ettinger for a demonstration of their new bike bar. Full article found at Taplister.com.
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Help Find Kyron Horman
Kyron was last seen the morning of June 4th at Skyline Elementary School near Portland, Oregon. He was wearing a black T-shirt with the CSI logo on it and dark cargo pants. He is 3 feet 8 inches tall and 50 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes.
http://www.childseeknetwork.com/horman.htm
http://www.facebook.com/
http://www.fbi.gov/wanted.htm
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Portland wants Google Fiber Internet!
No city in the U.S. is as ready as Portland to launch a citywide or scaled testbed for ultra high speed open platform broadband.
Portland has the history, broad community support, willing businesses, committed local government, and cost-effective, year-round construction metrics.
We are poised to take immediate steps to collaborate with Google’s visionary ultra high-speed broadband project on any agreeable scale from 50,000 to 500,000.
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Portland Open Sources Gigabit IPA - Taplister » Blog Archive
Portlanders are serious about three things: Beer, technology and our community. To continue to let Google know we are the right choice for their Google Fiber to home network, we decided to open source the Gigabit IPA recipe that Hopworks created. This will allow other cities the opportunity to brew this fine beer. The code for the beer or recipe is available on Google’s open source code website and below.
http://blog.taplister.com/2010/04/20/portland-open-sources-gigabit-ipa/
Gigabit IPA, an open source IPA - Project Hosting on Google Code
When Google invited America to get inspired by gigabit fiber technology, Portland’s innovative geek and brewer communities responded by creating a fresh and edgy organic beer to answer Google’s call. Portland Gigabit IPA offers a massive NW hop aroma, rich citrus and pine accents aggressively balanced with clear malt caramel flavor, and a deep, clean, satisfying finish.
We believe in the opportunity offered by gigabit fiber networks for Portland and for communities everywhere. We’re “opening the source code” so you can home brew a Gigabit IPA all your own. (It’s fiber-to-the-home, right?) Sam Adams • Mayor, City of Portland, Oregon
http://code.google.com/p/gigabitipa/
Open Source Recipe for Hopworks Gigabit IPA
Brew your own "Google Beer"!
http://bagtheweb.com/posts/1887958696
Portland's Gigabit IPA: From PDX to MSY
The launch of Portland's Gigabit IPA was a joint project of the geek, creative and beer communities to help demonstrate their unique character and support for the Google Fiber initiative.
http://www.portlandonline.com/mayor/index.cfm?c=49519&a=296805
Gigabit IPA is Headed to Lafayette, Louisiana
This morning, Mayor Sam Adams, Cable and Franchise Management Director David Olson, Hopworks brewer Christian Ettinger and members of the beer, and tech communities met at the Portland International Airport to send a very special package to Lafayette, LA.
http://www.portlandfiber.com/2010/04/18/gigabit-ipa-is-headed-to-lafayette-louisiana/
YouTube - Sending Gigabit IPA to Lafayette
Mayor Sam Adams and Hopworks brewer Christian Ettinger check a couple kegs of Hopworks Gigabit IPA.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CU0VqHIVPEw&feature=youtube_gdata
Gigabit IPA, A Very Special Brew for Google « Think Brilliant Media Studios™
We build great products.
http://www.thinkbrilliant.com/2010/04/gigabit-ipa-google/
Hopworks Launches Google Inspired Gigabit IPA | BREWPUBLIC - Yeast, Malt, and the Pursuit of Hoppiness
Here in Portland, Oregon, a collective of tech and beer geeks came together to show Google that we could seriously use Google's help and were serious about receiving it. Sheldon Renan of PDXFiber, Kerry Finsand of Taplister, and Christian Ettinger of Hopworks Urban Brewery were a few who ambitiously forged ahead with a vision for a new dry-hopped dank brew aptly named Gigabit IPA.
http://brewpublic.com/beer-events/hopworks-launches-google-inspired-gigabit-ipa/
Portland brewing for Google IP(A) | kgw.com
Mayor Sam Adams wants Google to beta test its ultra-fast fiber optics in metro Portland - and so do the city's high tech elite, who have organized a sleek campaign to wow the Internet giant.
http://www.kgw.com/news/business/Portland-brewing-for-Google-IPA-89740007.html
skipnewberry | TweetPhoto
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Google Beer “Gigabit IPA” Debuts in Portland, Oregon - Taplister
What happens when you combine a passionate Portland, Oregon technology community, Google and Hopworks? You get Gigabit IPA. Described by Hopwork’s Brewer Ben Love, “this fresh & edgy IPA honors Portland’s new gigabit network project pioneering a connected future with Google fiber-to-home. Embrace the bandwidth with a massive NW hop aroma, with rich citrus and pine accents aggressively balanced with clear malt caramel flavor, and a deep, clean, satisfying finish. From Hopworks, the world’s first carbon-neutral artisnal brewery.”
http://blog.taplister.com/2010/03/30/google-beer-gigabit-ipa-debuts-in-portland-oregon/
YouTube - Gigabit IPA Debut - Portland, OR - 4/2/2010
http://uniquely-portland-oregon.com Hopworks Urban Brewery debuts the Gigabit IPA (India Pale Ale), hoping to woo Google into bringing their high-speed fiber...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkfxVhkFcbA
Gigabit IPA (Portland Hearts Google)
No city in the U.S. is as ready as Portland to launch a citywide or scaled testbed for ultra high speed open platform broadband. Portland has the history, broad community support, willing businesses, committed local government, and cost-effective, year-round construction metrics. We are poised to take immediate steps to collaborate with Google’s visionary ultra high-speed broadband project on any agreeable scale from 50,000 to 500,000.
http://www.portlandheartsgoogle.com/community-support/gigabit-ipa
Barley, hops, and Google Fiber: Beer and Blog Portland offers Google wooing nectar Gigabit IPA tonight « Silicon Florist
What would you do to woo that Google Fiber group and make them think kindly of you? Well, if you're Portland, Oregon, you brew a special beer. Duh. And then you call it Gigabit IPA.
http://siliconflorist.com/2010/04/02/barley-hops-google-fiber-beer-blog-portland-offers-google-wooing-nectar-gigabit-ipa-tap-tonight/
The Making Of Gigabit IPA: An Interview With Christian Ettinger :: Stumptown Magazine
Every stupid city in America is devising some dumb scheme to lure Google and its superfast fiber optic network there. Towns are renaming themselves Google, throwing untold subsidies at the project and so on. As for Portland, it’s bidding for the mega-network the only way it knows how: having one of the city’s top local brewers make Google its own beer, then shipping a keg or two to the company and seeing what happens. It’s a scheme, sure. But it’s also completely brilliant. Will it help lure Google to Stumptown? Who knows. But hey, more beer! Can’t go wrong there!
http://stumptownmag.com/?p=1068
The people -- and the beer -- responsible for Gigabit IPA, one Portland brewery's appeal to Google | OregonLive.com
The Gigabit IPA crew included connectivity guy (I don't know what that means, either...) Sheldon Renan, left, label designer Bram Pitoyo, Hopworks owner/brewer Christian Ettinger and Kerry Finsand of Taplister.com who facilitated this whole thing.
http://blog.oregonlive.com/thebeerhere/2010/04/the_people_--and_the_beer_--_r.html
First Sightings of Hopworks Gigabit IPA - Taplister
This fresh & edgy IPA honors
Portland’s new gigabit network
project to pioneer a connected
future with Google fiber-to-the-home.
Embrace the bandwidth with
a massive NW hop aroma,
with rich citrus and pine accents
aggressively balanced with
clear malt caramel flavor,
and a deep, clean, satisfying finish.
From Hopworks, the world’s first
Christian Ettinger of Hopworks pouring the first pint of Gigabit IPA
carbon-neutral artisnal brewery.
http://blog.taplister.com/2010/04/01/first-sightings-of-hopworks-gigabit-ipa/
First Pour of Gigabit IPA - PortlandFiber.com
Gigabit IPA is bottled and ready to enjoy!
http://www.portlandfiber.com/2010/04/01/first-pour-of-gigabit-ipa/
Portland Community Fiber Blog
Find out everything on Google Fiber for Portland.
http://www.pdxcommunityfiber.com/
(OR) Google this beer! Hopworks Urban Brewery releases Gigabit IPA 3/2
http://nwbeerguide.blogspot.com/2010/03/or-google-this-beer-hopworks-urban.html
PortlandConnects: Press Release: Portland Brews Up “Gigabit IPA”
Press Release, March 31, 2010
Portland Brews Up “Gigabit IPA”
To Attract Google’s Fast Gigabit
Fiber Network To Portland
Google-inspired IPA will be introduced to the public from 4pm to 6pm, Friday, April 2, 2010, at Portland’s Green Dragon, where the city’s geeks and creatives meet for “Beer and Blog’’ every week...
http://portland-connects.jivesbs.com/thread/1120?tstart=0
Google Gigabit IPA from Hopworks - The New School Beer Blog
So last night (3/30) our friends at Taplister - namely CBO Kerry Finsand - announced a new beer named in honor of Google for the Portland market called Gigabit India Pale Ale and produced at Hopworks Urban Brewery.
http://thenewschoolbrewblog.blogspot.com/2010/03/google-gigabyte-ipa-from-hopworks.html
Hopworks launches Gigabit IPA tomorrow - Mike Rogoway, The Oregonian
Portlanders thirsting for faster broadband speeds have brewed up a new tool to lure Google's fiber project -- Gigabit IPA.
Initially christened "Gigabyte IPA," backers changed the name on the fly last night after responders to my tweets on the subject yesterday pointed out that Internet speeds are typically measured in bits, not bytes.
http://blog.oregonlive.com/siliconforest/2010/03/hopworks_launches_gigabit_ipa.html
A Beer Fit For Google: Gigabit IPA - GIZMODO
Google's bringing fiber to a special city—whichever city can prove its worth. Portland just threw down some heat by creating its own beer, "Gigabit IPA". It goes up for a tastetest tomorrow. Will it woo the Goog?
http://gizmodo.com/5506977/a-beer-fit-for-google-gigabit-ipa
Google search on "Gigabit IPA"
Find the latest news.
http://www.google.com/#q=%22gigabit%20IPA%22&hl=en&sa=G&tbo=1&output=search&tbs=qdr:w&ei=U4i1S9OJKIi4swPtpc2BAw&oi=tool&resnum=4&ct=tlink&ved=0CBgQpwU&fp=ca6b5a4f84435186
Gigabit IPA from Hopworks Brewpub on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
caseorganic's photostream - Actually good! Made in an effort to get Google fiber to Portland!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28980639@N02/4482642264/#DiscussPhoto
Hopworks Urban Brewery - Website of the creators of Gigabit IPA
Hopworks Urban Brewery is Portlands first brew pub to offer all organic handcrafted beers, fresh local ingredients, eco-friendly and sustainable building, and a relaxed, casual atmosphere bringing communities together.
http://www.hopworksbeer.com/
Hopworks (HopworksBrewery) on Twitter
HUB is Portland’s first Eco Brewpub to offer all organic handcrafted beers, fresh local ingredients, and a sustainable building with a relaxed and casual atmosp
http://twitter.com/HopworksBrewery
Hopworks Urban Brewery - Facebook
to offer all organic handcrafted beers, fresh local ingredients, and a sustainable building with a relaxed and casual atmosphere. Brewmaster Christian Ettinger has spent the past year and half constructing his “dream brewpub.“ HUB incorporates all aspects of sustainability. From composting to rain barrels, and from pervious pavers to hand dryers, we have made every effort to protect “our“ future with a thoughtful alternative. Hopworks has four distinct areas including a family friendly restaurant with play area, a vibrant bicycle bar, banquet mezzanine, and outdoor beer-garden. Our 20 barrel brewery produces 3000 barrels a year and provides our restaurant with ten different HUB organic beers on tap and two cask ales at all times. We have parking for seventy cars, eight motorcycles and up to fifty bikes. Our world-class beer, New York style pizza, and wonderful staff are some of the best you will find anywhere.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&ref=ts&gid=34528572728#!/group.php?v=wall&ref=ts&gid=34528572728
Hopworks Bike Bar at Oak Park's Fresh Hop Festival - YouTube
October 24, 2009 — Taplister joins Hopworks Urban Brewery's Chris Ettinger for a demonstration of their new bike bar. Full article found at Taplister.com.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTQBzCaqYWE&feature=player_embedded
Race for the Cure! Komen Oregon - 9/19 Portland, OR
Links to web resources for Komen Oregon
Help Find Kyron Horman
Kyron was last seen the morning of June 4th at Skyline Elementary School near Portland, Oregon. He was wearing a black T-shirt with the CSI logo on it and dark cargo pants. He is 3 feet 8 inches tall and 50 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes.
http://www.childseeknetwork.com/horman.htm
http://www.facebook.com/
http://www.fbi.gov/wanted.htm
http://www.amw.com/
Anyone with information regarding Kyron's whereabouts is asked to call the Tip line: 503-261-2847 or 911 if urgent.
If you have links with new information on Kyron, please post in a comment or send a message to @GOODinPDX on Twitter. Your links will be added to this page.
*** Please download and post the flyer of Kyron. It's important to get his image out in front of as many people as possible!
The FBI flyer is here: http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/kidnap/horman_kr.htm
PDF here: http://bit.ly/bUYjFK
Portland wants Google Fiber Internet!
No city in the U.S. is as ready as Portland to launch a citywide or scaled testbed for ultra high speed open platform broadband.
Portland has the history, broad community support, willing businesses, committed local government, and cost-effective, year-round construction metrics.
We are poised to take immediate steps to collaborate with Google’s visionary ultra high-speed broadband project on any agreeable scale from 50,000 to 500,000.
If you have sites or Bags to add to this Bag, post a comment here or @GOODinPDX on Twitter. GO Fiber!
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iPad - Everything you need to know!
Create your own iPad Bag and I'll link to it!
A few suggested Bag ideas:
* Creative ways to use an iPad
* Photo sets of iPads - Commuters, crazy, sexy, cool hipsters doing their thing.
* Giveaways - Scammers vs. the real deals.
* Business uses of iPad
* Specific fields like medicine, journalism, multimedia etc.
* Videos of people doing crazy stunts to win an iPad
Got links to add? Post a comment here or @GOODinPDX on Twitter.
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This is a spot to collect articles about #pdxBoom in Portland, Oregon
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Find out what PDX tweeps are tweeting about in Art, Tech, Music, Food, Good Causes and more...
New trending topics are added several times a day!
Do you want to be a PDX Tweet Reporter? All of these Twitter Times virtual newspapers are created from the people that each twitter page follows. It also pulls in tweets from the people they follow.
To become a PDX Tweet Reporter for a particular page, you will need to follow that Twitter page. Before we follow back, your page will be reviewed to see that your bio and tweets are the right "fit" for that page. You must be from the Portalnd area!
Do you want to create a virtual newspaper of a PDX specific subject? Create a twitter list of at least 50 tweeps with a name relative to that subject. Message to @GOODinPDX on twitter. If it looks interesting enough, it will be created and added here!
Tips: Text only tweets will never show up in any of these newspapers. Your tweets must have links to web articles, photos or video. The more people we follow that post the same link, the higher it will trend. Generally at least 2 people need to post the same link for it to appear.
Insider secret: If you want photos or video to embed, use FULL URL.
These are YOUR papers. Make them what you want! Show off your creative side.
Note: Trending subjects can come and go quickly. If links about a trending subject are posted on twitter and you don't see it on that paper, it has dropped off already. The tweet most always matches how that web page for the subject is named. Just copy and paste all text before the - (dash) in the original tweet into Google. It should get you the exact match at the top of search page. @GOODinPDX if you have questions.
Good Causes in Portland
Can we promote YOUR Good Cause? It's FREE! Would your business like a FREE Re-used TV & DVD player to showcase local Good Causes in Portland? No commercial ads!
Do you know of an upcoming good cause event in Portland? Be sure to post with an @GOODinPDX on Twitter, so it can be shared with over 3,000 followers!
Animal Shelters for Portland and surrounding communities
A listing of shelters in Portland area and Southwest Washington
Tigard Pets
A nonprofit pet-support organization that operates during/after disasters in accordance with Oregon state requirements and FEMA best practices.
Tigard PETS organizes and administers a local pet and livestock sheltering plan. We are activated during/after small, medium, and large-scale disasters, such as earthquakes, floods, severe storms, volcano eruptions, pandemics, and acts of terrorism.
Food in Portland, OR
Uniquely Portland Oregon
If it's about Portland, it's typically unique, different, or downright weird....and that's the way we like it! ;)
That's also the reason that Portland, OR is one of the most talked about city in the United States. We work hard to get people's attention. Say what you may, but there is no mistaking that we have the entire countries attention on a very regular basis.
So, what is unique, strange, one-of-a-kind, and downright weird about Portland?
Emergency Links for Portland, Oregon
Haiti Earthquake Fundraising links in Portland, OR
Portland has one of the highest volunteer rates in the country. It’s no surprise that Portlanders are brainstorming and working hard to create fundraising opportunities for Haiti earthquake relief.
Here are several pages listing dozens of PDX businesses that are pitching in to raise funds.
You can also find resources specific to Portland on Google Wave. Search for "Haiti Portland" to find the Wave. Send a tweet to @GOODinPDX with your e-mail address if you need a Wave invite.
Solar, Wind & Renewable Energy
Let's Bag the Web!
BagTheWeb offers a novel web linking platform where ordinary users will be able to make web links for collecting, saving, and sharing web content. In the meantime, your collective activities of linking will make the web better, more meaningfully connected. This new type of web links, user-generated links, will bring micro-orders to the web where information is better linked, easier to find, and more useful.
Social Media Measurement Tools and Documents
Tools and documents for social media measurement, tracking and analysis.
#SocialMedia #Measurement #Analysis
Twitter 101
A bag of Twitter informational sources compiled by Guy Kawasaki.
Facebook: The End of Privacy
This is a spot to collect articles or portals that document the continued slide in privacy at Facebook.
If you have sites or Bags to add, post a comment or message @GOODinPDX on Twitter.
Portland Open Sources Gigabit IPA - Taplister » Blog Archive
Portlanders are serious about three things: Beer, technology and our community. To continue to let Google know we are the right choice for their Google Fiber to home network, we decided to open source the Gigabit IPA recipe that Hopworks created. This will allow other cities the opportunity to brew this fine beer. The code for the beer or recipe is available on Google’s open source code website and below.
Gigabit IPA, an open source IPA - Project Hosting on Google Code
When Google invited America to get inspired by gigabit fiber technology, Portland’s innovative geek and brewer communities responded by creating a fresh and edgy organic beer to answer Google’s call. Portland Gigabit IPA offers a massive NW hop aroma, rich citrus and pine accents aggressively balanced with clear malt caramel flavor, and a deep, clean, satisfying finish.
We believe in the opportunity offered by gigabit fiber networks for Portland and for communities everywhere. We’re “opening the source code” so you can home brew a Gigabit IPA all your own. (It’s fiber-to-the-home, right?) Sam Adams • Mayor, City of Portland, Oregon
Open Source Recipe for Hopworks Gigabit IPA
Brew your own "Google Beer"!
Portland's Gigabit IPA: From PDX to MSY
The launch of Portland's Gigabit IPA was a joint project of the geek, creative and beer communities to help demonstrate their unique character and support for the Google Fiber initiative.
Gigabit IPA is Headed to Lafayette, Louisiana
This morning, Mayor Sam Adams, Cable and Franchise Management Director David Olson, Hopworks brewer Christian Ettinger and members of the beer, and tech communities met at the Portland International Airport to send a very special package to Lafayette, LA.
YouTube - Sending Gigabit IPA to Lafayette
Mayor Sam Adams and Hopworks brewer Christian Ettinger check a couple kegs of Hopworks Gigabit IPA.
Gigabit IPA, A Very Special Brew for Google « Think Brilliant Media Studios™
We build great products.
Hopworks Launches Google Inspired Gigabit IPA | BREWPUBLIC - Yeast, Malt, and the Pursuit of Hoppiness
Here in Portland, Oregon, a collective of tech and beer geeks came together to show Google that we could seriously use Google's help and were serious about receiving it. Sheldon Renan of PDXFiber, Kerry Finsand of Taplister, and Christian Ettinger of Hopworks Urban Brewery were a few who ambitiously forged ahead with a vision for a new dry-hopped dank brew aptly named Gigabit IPA.
Portland brewing for Google IP(A) | kgw.com
Mayor Sam Adams wants Google to beta test its ultra-fast fiber optics in metro Portland - and so do the city's high tech elite, who have organized a sleek campaign to wow the Internet giant.
skipnewberry | TweetPhoto
TweetPhoto is a real-time media sharing platform for the social web. Instantly share photos on Twitter and Facebook.
Google Beer “Gigabit IPA” Debuts in Portland, Oregon - Taplister
What happens when you combine a passionate Portland, Oregon technology community, Google and Hopworks? You get Gigabit IPA. Described by Hopwork’s Brewer Ben Love, “this fresh & edgy IPA honors Portland’s new gigabit network project pioneering a connected future with Google fiber-to-home. Embrace the bandwidth with a massive NW hop aroma, with rich citrus and pine accents aggressively balanced with clear malt caramel flavor, and a deep, clean, satisfying finish. From Hopworks, the world’s first carbon-neutral artisnal brewery.”
YouTube - Gigabit IPA Debut - Portland, OR - 4/2/2010
http://uniquely-portland-oregon.com Hopworks Urban Brewery debuts the Gigabit IPA (India Pale Ale), hoping to woo Google into bringing their high-speed fiber...
Gigabit IPA (Portland Hearts Google)
No city in the U.S. is as ready as Portland to launch a citywide or scaled testbed for ultra high speed open platform broadband. Portland has the history, broad community support, willing businesses, committed local government, and cost-effective, year-round construction metrics. We are poised to take immediate steps to collaborate with Google’s visionary ultra high-speed broadband project on any agreeable scale from 50,000 to 500,000.
Barley, hops, and Google Fiber: Beer and Blog Portland offers Google wooing nectar Gigabit IPA tonight « Silicon Florist
What would you do to woo that Google Fiber group and make them think kindly of you? Well, if you're Portland, Oregon, you brew a special beer. Duh. And then you call it Gigabit IPA.
The Making Of Gigabit IPA: An Interview With Christian Ettinger :: Stumptown Magazine
Every stupid city in America is devising some dumb scheme to lure Google and its superfast fiber optic network there. Towns are renaming themselves Google, throwing untold subsidies at the project and so on. As for Portland, it’s bidding for the mega-network the only way it knows how: having one of the city’s top local brewers make Google its own beer, then shipping a keg or two to the company and seeing what happens. It’s a scheme, sure. But it’s also completely brilliant. Will it help lure Google to Stumptown? Who knows. But hey, more beer! Can’t go wrong there!
The people -- and the beer -- responsible for Gigabit IPA, one Portland brewery's appeal to Google | OregonLive.com
The Gigabit IPA crew included connectivity guy (I don't know what that means, either...) Sheldon Renan, left, label designer Bram Pitoyo, Hopworks owner/brewer Christian Ettinger and Kerry Finsand of Taplister.com who facilitated this whole thing.
First Sightings of Hopworks Gigabit IPA - Taplister
This fresh & edgy IPA honors
Portland’s new gigabit network
project to pioneer a connected
future with Google fiber-to-the-home.
Embrace the bandwidth with
a massive NW hop aroma,
with rich citrus and pine accents
aggressively balanced with
clear malt caramel flavor,
and a deep, clean, satisfying finish.
From Hopworks, the world’s first
Christian Ettinger of Hopworks pouring the first pint of Gigabit IPA
carbon-neutral artisnal brewery.
First Pour of Gigabit IPA - PortlandFiber.com
Gigabit IPA is bottled and ready to enjoy!
Portland Community Fiber Blog
Find out everything on Google Fiber for Portland.
(OR) Google this beer! Hopworks Urban Brewery releases Gigabit IPA 3/2
PortlandConnects: Press Release: Portland Brews Up “Gigabit IPA”
Press Release, March 31, 2010
Portland Brews Up “Gigabit IPA”
To Attract Google’s Fast Gigabit
Fiber Network To Portland
Google-inspired IPA will be introduced to the public from 4pm to 6pm, Friday, April 2, 2010, at Portland’s Green Dragon, where the city’s geeks and creatives meet for “Beer and Blog’’ every week...
Google Gigabit IPA from Hopworks - The New School Beer Blog
So last night (3/30) our friends at Taplister - namely CBO Kerry Finsand - announced a new beer named in honor of Google for the Portland market called Gigabit India Pale Ale and produced at Hopworks Urban Brewery.
Hopworks launches Gigabit IPA tomorrow - Mike Rogoway, The Oregonian
Portlanders thirsting for faster broadband speeds have brewed up a new tool to lure Google's fiber project -- Gigabit IPA.
Initially christened "Gigabyte IPA," backers changed the name on the fly last night after responders to my tweets on the subject yesterday pointed out that Internet speeds are typically measured in bits, not bytes.
A Beer Fit For Google: Gigabit IPA - GIZMODO
Google's bringing fiber to a special city—whichever city can prove its worth. Portland just threw down some heat by creating its own beer, "Gigabit IPA". It goes up for a tastetest tomorrow. Will it woo the Goog?
Google search on "Gigabit IPA"
Find the latest news.
Gigabit IPA from Hopworks Brewpub on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
caseorganic's photostream - Actually good! Made in an effort to get Google fiber to Portland!
Hopworks Urban Brewery - Website of the creators of Gigabit IPA
Hopworks Urban Brewery is Portlands first brew pub to offer all organic handcrafted beers, fresh local ingredients, eco-friendly and sustainable building, and a relaxed, casual atmosphere bringing communities together.
Hopworks (HopworksBrewery) on Twitter
HUB is Portland’s first Eco Brewpub to offer all organic handcrafted beers, fresh local ingredients, and a sustainable building with a relaxed and casual atmosp
Hopworks Urban Brewery - Facebook
to offer all organic handcrafted beers, fresh local ingredients, and a sustainable building with a relaxed and casual atmosphere. Brewmaster Christian Ettinger has spent the past year and half constructing his “dream brewpub.“ HUB incorporates all aspects of sustainability. From composting to rain barrels, and from pervious pavers to hand dryers, we have made every effort to protect “our“ future with a thoughtful alternative. Hopworks has four distinct areas including a family friendly restaurant with play area, a vibrant bicycle bar, banquet mezzanine, and outdoor beer-garden. Our 20 barrel brewery produces 3000 barrels a year and provides our restaurant with ten different HUB organic beers on tap and two cask ales at all times. We have parking for seventy cars, eight motorcycles and up to fifty bikes. Our world-class beer, New York style pizza, and wonderful staff are some of the best you will find anywhere.
Hopworks Bike Bar at Oak Park's Fresh Hop Festival - YouTube
October 24, 2009 — Taplister joins Hopworks Urban Brewery's Chris Ettinger for a demonstration of their new bike bar. Full article found at Taplister.com.
Race for the Cure! Komen Oregon - 9/19 Portland, OR
Links to web resources for Komen Oregon
Help Find Kyron Horman
Kyron was last seen the morning of June 4th at Skyline Elementary School near Portland, Oregon. He was wearing a black T-shirt with the CSI logo on it and dark cargo pants. He is 3 feet 8 inches tall and 50 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes.
http://www.childseeknetwork.com/horman.htm
http://www.facebook.com/
http://www.fbi.gov/wanted.htm
http://www.amw.com/
Anyone with information regarding Kyron's whereabouts is asked to call the Tip line: 503-261-2847 or 911 if urgent.
If you have links with new information on Kyron, please post in a comment or send a message to @GOODinPDX on Twitter. Your links will be added to this page.
*** Please download and post the flyer of Kyron. It's important to get his image out in front of as many people as possible!
The FBI flyer is here: http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/kidnap/horman_kr.htm
PDF here: http://bit.ly/bUYjFK
Portland wants Google Fiber Internet!
No city in the U.S. is as ready as Portland to launch a citywide or scaled testbed for ultra high speed open platform broadband.
Portland has the history, broad community support, willing businesses, committed local government, and cost-effective, year-round construction metrics.
We are poised to take immediate steps to collaborate with Google’s visionary ultra high-speed broadband project on any agreeable scale from 50,000 to 500,000.
If you have sites or Bags to add to this Bag, post a comment here or @GOODinPDX on Twitter. GO Fiber!
Antiques & collectibles in Portland, Oregon
iPad - Everything you need to know!
Create your own iPad Bag and I'll link to it!
A few suggested Bag ideas:
* Creative ways to use an iPad
* Photo sets of iPads - Commuters, crazy, sexy, cool hipsters doing their thing.
* Giveaways - Scammers vs. the real deals.
* Business uses of iPad
* Specific fields like medicine, journalism, multimedia etc.
* Videos of people doing crazy stunts to win an iPad
Got links to add? Post a comment here or @GOODinPDX on Twitter.
Twitter Chirp conference
Build a better bag and I'll link to it!
#pdxBoom - Portland Goes High Tech to Solve a Mystery
This is a spot to collect articles about #pdxBoom in Portland, Oregon
If you have sites or Bags to add, post a comment or message @GOODinPDX on Twitter.
Twitter News in Portland, OR
Find out what PDX tweeps are tweeting about in Art, Tech, Music, Food, Good Causes and more...
New trending topics are added several times a day!
Do you want to be a PDX Tweet Reporter? All of these Twitter Times virtual newspapers are created from the people that each twitter page follows. It also pulls in tweets from the people they follow.
To become a PDX Tweet Reporter for a particular page, you will need to follow that Twitter page. Before we follow back, your page will be reviewed to see that your bio and tweets are the right "fit" for that page. You must be from the Portalnd area!
Do you want to create a virtual newspaper of a PDX specific subject? Create a twitter list of at least 50 tweeps with a name relative to that subject. Message to @GOODinPDX on twitter. If it looks interesting enough, it will be created and added here!
Tips: Text only tweets will never show up in any of these newspapers. Your tweets must have links to web articles, photos or video. The more people we follow that post the same link, the higher it will trend. Generally at least 2 people need to post the same link for it to appear.
Insider secret: If you want photos or video to embed, use FULL URL.
These are YOUR papers. Make them what you want! Show off your creative side.
Note: Trending subjects can come and go quickly. If links about a trending subject are posted on twitter and you don't see it on that paper, it has dropped off already. The tweet most always matches how that web page for the subject is named. Just copy and paste all text before the - (dash) in the original tweet into Google. It should get you the exact match at the top of search page. @GOODinPDX if you have questions.
Good Causes in Portland
Can we promote YOUR Good Cause? It's FREE! Would your business like a FREE Re-used TV & DVD player to showcase local Good Causes in Portland? No commercial ads!
Do you know of an upcoming good cause event in Portland? Be sure to post with an @GOODinPDX on Twitter, so it can be shared with over 3,000 followers!
Animal Shelters for Portland and surrounding communities
A listing of shelters in Portland area and Southwest Washington
Tigard Pets
A nonprofit pet-support organization that operates during/after disasters in accordance with Oregon state requirements and FEMA best practices.
Tigard PETS organizes and administers a local pet and livestock sheltering plan. We are activated during/after small, medium, and large-scale disasters, such as earthquakes, floods, severe storms, volcano eruptions, pandemics, and acts of terrorism.
Food in Portland, OR
Uniquely Portland Oregon
If it's about Portland, it's typically unique, different, or downright weird....and that's the way we like it! ;)
That's also the reason that Portland, OR is one of the most talked about city in the United States. We work hard to get people's attention. Say what you may, but there is no mistaking that we have the entire countries attention on a very regular basis.
So, what is unique, strange, one-of-a-kind, and downright weird about Portland?
Emergency Links for Portland, Oregon
Haiti Earthquake Fundraising links in Portland, OR
Portland has one of the highest volunteer rates in the country. It’s no surprise that Portlanders are brainstorming and working hard to create fundraising opportunities for Haiti earthquake relief.
Here are several pages listing dozens of PDX businesses that are pitching in to raise funds.
You can also find resources specific to Portland on Google Wave. Search for "Haiti Portland" to find the Wave. Send a tweet to @GOODinPDX with your e-mail address if you need a Wave invite.
Solar, Wind & Renewable Energy
Let's Bag the Web!
BagTheWeb offers a novel web linking platform where ordinary users will be able to make web links for collecting, saving, and sharing web content. In the meantime, your collective activities of linking will make the web better, more meaningfully connected. This new type of web links, user-generated links, will bring micro-orders to the web where information is better linked, easier to find, and more useful.
Social Media Measurement Tools and Documents
Tools and documents for social media measurement, tracking and analysis.
#SocialMedia #Measurement #Analysis
Twitter 101
A bag of Twitter informational sources compiled by Guy Kawasaki.
Facebook: The End of Privacy
This is a spot to collect articles or portals that document the continued slide in privacy at Facebook.
If you have sites or Bags to add, post a comment or message @GOODinPDX on Twitter.
Portland Open Sources Gigabit IPA - Taplister » Blog Archive
Portlanders are serious about three things: Beer, technology and our community. To continue to let Google know we are the right choice for their Google Fiber to home network, we decided to open source the Gigabit IPA recipe that Hopworks created. This will allow other cities the opportunity to brew this fine beer. The code for the beer or recipe is available on Google’s open source code website and below.
http://blog.taplister.com/2010/04/20/portland-open-sources-gigabit-ipa/
Gigabit IPA, an open source IPA - Project Hosting on Google Code
When Google invited America to get inspired by gigabit fiber technology, Portland’s innovative geek and brewer communities responded by creating a fresh and edgy organic beer to answer Google’s call. Portland Gigabit IPA offers a massive NW hop aroma, rich citrus and pine accents aggressively balanced with clear malt caramel flavor, and a deep, clean, satisfying finish.
We believe in the opportunity offered by gigabit fiber networks for Portland and for communities everywhere. We’re “opening the source code” so you can home brew a Gigabit IPA all your own. (It’s fiber-to-the-home, right?) Sam Adams • Mayor, City of Portland, Oregon
http://code.google.com/p/gigabitipa/
Open Source Recipe for Hopworks Gigabit IPA
Brew your own "Google Beer"!
http://bagtheweb.com/posts/1887958696
Portland's Gigabit IPA: From PDX to MSY
The launch of Portland's Gigabit IPA was a joint project of the geek, creative and beer communities to help demonstrate their unique character and support for the Google Fiber initiative.
http://www.portlandonline.com/mayor/index.cfm?c=49519&a=296805
Gigabit IPA is Headed to Lafayette, Louisiana
This morning, Mayor Sam Adams, Cable and Franchise Management Director David Olson, Hopworks brewer Christian Ettinger and members of the beer, and tech communities met at the Portland International Airport to send a very special package to Lafayette, LA.
http://www.portlandfiber.com/2010/04/18/gigabit-ipa-is-headed-to-lafayette-louisiana/
YouTube - Sending Gigabit IPA to Lafayette
Mayor Sam Adams and Hopworks brewer Christian Ettinger check a couple kegs of Hopworks Gigabit IPA.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CU0VqHIVPEw&feature=youtube_gdata
Gigabit IPA, A Very Special Brew for Google « Think Brilliant Media Studios™
We build great products.
http://www.thinkbrilliant.com/2010/04/gigabit-ipa-google/
Hopworks Launches Google Inspired Gigabit IPA | BREWPUBLIC - Yeast, Malt, and the Pursuit of Hoppiness
Here in Portland, Oregon, a collective of tech and beer geeks came together to show Google that we could seriously use Google's help and were serious about receiving it. Sheldon Renan of PDXFiber, Kerry Finsand of Taplister, and Christian Ettinger of Hopworks Urban Brewery were a few who ambitiously forged ahead with a vision for a new dry-hopped dank brew aptly named Gigabit IPA.
http://brewpublic.com/beer-events/hopworks-launches-google-inspired-gigabit-ipa/
Portland brewing for Google IP(A) | kgw.com
Mayor Sam Adams wants Google to beta test its ultra-fast fiber optics in metro Portland - and so do the city's high tech elite, who have organized a sleek campaign to wow the Internet giant.
http://www.kgw.com/news/business/Portland-brewing-for-Google-IPA-89740007.html
skipnewberry | TweetPhoto
TweetPhoto is a real-time media sharing platform for the social web. Instantly share photos on Twitter and Facebook.
http://tweetphoto.com/18825968
Google Beer “Gigabit IPA” Debuts in Portland, Oregon - Taplister
What happens when you combine a passionate Portland, Oregon technology community, Google and Hopworks? You get Gigabit IPA. Described by Hopwork’s Brewer Ben Love, “this fresh & edgy IPA honors Portland’s new gigabit network project pioneering a connected future with Google fiber-to-home. Embrace the bandwidth with a massive NW hop aroma, with rich citrus and pine accents aggressively balanced with clear malt caramel flavor, and a deep, clean, satisfying finish. From Hopworks, the world’s first carbon-neutral artisnal brewery.”
http://blog.taplister.com/2010/03/30/google-beer-gigabit-ipa-debuts-in-portland-oregon/
YouTube - Gigabit IPA Debut - Portland, OR - 4/2/2010
http://uniquely-portland-oregon.com Hopworks Urban Brewery debuts the Gigabit IPA (India Pale Ale), hoping to woo Google into bringing their high-speed fiber...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkfxVhkFcbA
Gigabit IPA (Portland Hearts Google)
No city in the U.S. is as ready as Portland to launch a citywide or scaled testbed for ultra high speed open platform broadband. Portland has the history, broad community support, willing businesses, committed local government, and cost-effective, year-round construction metrics. We are poised to take immediate steps to collaborate with Google’s visionary ultra high-speed broadband project on any agreeable scale from 50,000 to 500,000.
http://www.portlandheartsgoogle.com/community-support/gigabit-ipa
Barley, hops, and Google Fiber: Beer and Blog Portland offers Google wooing nectar Gigabit IPA tonight « Silicon Florist
What would you do to woo that Google Fiber group and make them think kindly of you? Well, if you're Portland, Oregon, you brew a special beer. Duh. And then you call it Gigabit IPA.
http://siliconflorist.com/2010/04/02/barley-hops-google-fiber-beer-blog-portland-offers-google-wooing-nectar-gigabit-ipa-tap-tonight/
The Making Of Gigabit IPA: An Interview With Christian Ettinger :: Stumptown Magazine
Every stupid city in America is devising some dumb scheme to lure Google and its superfast fiber optic network there. Towns are renaming themselves Google, throwing untold subsidies at the project and so on. As for Portland, it’s bidding for the mega-network the only way it knows how: having one of the city’s top local brewers make Google its own beer, then shipping a keg or two to the company and seeing what happens. It’s a scheme, sure. But it’s also completely brilliant. Will it help lure Google to Stumptown? Who knows. But hey, more beer! Can’t go wrong there!
http://stumptownmag.com/?p=1068
The people -- and the beer -- responsible for Gigabit IPA, one Portland brewery's appeal to Google | OregonLive.com
The Gigabit IPA crew included connectivity guy (I don't know what that means, either...) Sheldon Renan, left, label designer Bram Pitoyo, Hopworks owner/brewer Christian Ettinger and Kerry Finsand of Taplister.com who facilitated this whole thing.
http://blog.oregonlive.com/thebeerhere/2010/04/the_people_--and_the_beer_--_r.html
First Sightings of Hopworks Gigabit IPA - Taplister
This fresh & edgy IPA honors
Portland’s new gigabit network
project to pioneer a connected
future with Google fiber-to-the-home.
Embrace the bandwidth with
a massive NW hop aroma,
with rich citrus and pine accents
aggressively balanced with
clear malt caramel flavor,
and a deep, clean, satisfying finish.
From Hopworks, the world’s first
Christian Ettinger of Hopworks pouring the first pint of Gigabit IPA
carbon-neutral artisnal brewery.
http://blog.taplister.com/2010/04/01/first-sightings-of-hopworks-gigabit-ipa/
First Pour of Gigabit IPA - PortlandFiber.com
Gigabit IPA is bottled and ready to enjoy!
http://www.portlandfiber.com/2010/04/01/first-pour-of-gigabit-ipa/
Portland Community Fiber Blog
Find out everything on Google Fiber for Portland.
http://www.pdxcommunityfiber.com/
(OR) Google this beer! Hopworks Urban Brewery releases Gigabit IPA 3/2
http://nwbeerguide.blogspot.com/2010/03/or-google-this-beer-hopworks-urban.html
PortlandConnects: Press Release: Portland Brews Up “Gigabit IPA”
Press Release, March 31, 2010
Portland Brews Up “Gigabit IPA”
To Attract Google’s Fast Gigabit
Fiber Network To Portland
Google-inspired IPA will be introduced to the public from 4pm to 6pm, Friday, April 2, 2010, at Portland’s Green Dragon, where the city’s geeks and creatives meet for “Beer and Blog’’ every week...
http://portland-connects.jivesbs.com/thread/1120?tstart=0
Google Gigabit IPA from Hopworks - The New School Beer Blog
So last night (3/30) our friends at Taplister - namely CBO Kerry Finsand - announced a new beer named in honor of Google for the Portland market called Gigabit India Pale Ale and produced at Hopworks Urban Brewery.
http://thenewschoolbrewblog.blogspot.com/2010/03/google-gigabyte-ipa-from-hopworks.html
Hopworks launches Gigabit IPA tomorrow - Mike Rogoway, The Oregonian
Portlanders thirsting for faster broadband speeds have brewed up a new tool to lure Google's fiber project -- Gigabit IPA.
Initially christened "Gigabyte IPA," backers changed the name on the fly last night after responders to my tweets on the subject yesterday pointed out that Internet speeds are typically measured in bits, not bytes.
http://blog.oregonlive.com/siliconforest/2010/03/hopworks_launches_gigabit_ipa.html
A Beer Fit For Google: Gigabit IPA - GIZMODO
Google's bringing fiber to a special city—whichever city can prove its worth. Portland just threw down some heat by creating its own beer, "Gigabit IPA". It goes up for a tastetest tomorrow. Will it woo the Goog?
http://gizmodo.com/5506977/a-beer-fit-for-google-gigabit-ipa
Google search on "Gigabit IPA"
Find the latest news.
http://www.google.com/#q=%22gigabit%20IPA%22&hl=en&sa=G&tbo=1&output=search&tbs=qdr:w&ei=U4i1S9OJKIi4swPtpc2BAw&oi=tool&resnum=4&ct=tlink&ved=0CBgQpwU&fp=ca6b5a4f84435186
Gigabit IPA from Hopworks Brewpub on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
caseorganic's photostream - Actually good! Made in an effort to get Google fiber to Portland!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28980639@N02/4482642264/#DiscussPhoto
Hopworks Urban Brewery - Website of the creators of Gigabit IPA
Hopworks Urban Brewery is Portlands first brew pub to offer all organic handcrafted beers, fresh local ingredients, eco-friendly and sustainable building, and a relaxed, casual atmosphere bringing communities together.
http://www.hopworksbeer.com/
Hopworks (HopworksBrewery) on Twitter
HUB is Portland’s first Eco Brewpub to offer all organic handcrafted beers, fresh local ingredients, and a sustainable building with a relaxed and casual atmosp
http://twitter.com/HopworksBrewery
Hopworks Urban Brewery - Facebook
to offer all organic handcrafted beers, fresh local ingredients, and a sustainable building with a relaxed and casual atmosphere. Brewmaster Christian Ettinger has spent the past year and half constructing his “dream brewpub.“ HUB incorporates all aspects of sustainability. From composting to rain barrels, and from pervious pavers to hand dryers, we have made every effort to protect “our“ future with a thoughtful alternative. Hopworks has four distinct areas including a family friendly restaurant with play area, a vibrant bicycle bar, banquet mezzanine, and outdoor beer-garden. Our 20 barrel brewery produces 3000 barrels a year and provides our restaurant with ten different HUB organic beers on tap and two cask ales at all times. We have parking for seventy cars, eight motorcycles and up to fifty bikes. Our world-class beer, New York style pizza, and wonderful staff are some of the best you will find anywhere.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&ref=ts&gid=34528572728#!/group.php?v=wall&ref=ts&gid=34528572728
Hopworks Bike Bar at Oak Park's Fresh Hop Festival - YouTube
October 24, 2009 — Taplister joins Hopworks Urban Brewery's Chris Ettinger for a demonstration of their new bike bar. Full article found at Taplister.com.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTQBzCaqYWE&feature=player_embedded
Race for the Cure! Komen Oregon - 9/19 Portland, OR
Links to web resources for Komen Oregon
Help Find Kyron Horman
Kyron was last seen the morning of June 4th at Skyline Elementary School near Portland, Oregon. He was wearing a black T-shirt with the CSI logo on it and dark cargo pants. He is 3 feet 8 inches tall and 50 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes.
http://www.childseeknetwork.com/horman.htm
http://www.facebook.com/
http://www.fbi.gov/wanted.htm
http://www.amw.com/
Anyone with information regarding Kyron's whereabouts is asked to call the Tip line: 503-261-2847 or 911 if urgent.
If you have links with new information on Kyron, please post in a comment or send a message to @GOODinPDX on Twitter. Your links will be added to this page.
*** Please download and post the flyer of Kyron. It's important to get his image out in front of as many people as possible!
The FBI flyer is here: http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/kidnap/horman_kr.htm
PDF here: http://bit.ly/bUYjFK
Portland wants Google Fiber Internet!
No city in the U.S. is as ready as Portland to launch a citywide or scaled testbed for ultra high speed open platform broadband.
Portland has the history, broad community support, willing businesses, committed local government, and cost-effective, year-round construction metrics.
We are poised to take immediate steps to collaborate with Google’s visionary ultra high-speed broadband project on any agreeable scale from 50,000 to 500,000.
If you have sites or Bags to add to this Bag, post a comment here or @GOODinPDX on Twitter. GO Fiber!
Antiques & collectibles in Portland, Oregon
iPad - Everything you need to know!
Create your own iPad Bag and I'll link to it!
A few suggested Bag ideas:
* Creative ways to use an iPad
* Photo sets of iPads - Commuters, crazy, sexy, cool hipsters doing their thing.
* Giveaways - Scammers vs. the real deals.
* Business uses of iPad
* Specific fields like medicine, journalism, multimedia etc.
* Videos of people doing crazy stunts to win an iPad
Got links to add? Post a comment here or @GOODinPDX on Twitter.
Twitter Chirp conference
Build a better bag and I'll link to it!
#pdxBoom - Portland Goes High Tech to Solve a Mystery
This is a spot to collect articles about #pdxBoom in Portland, Oregon
If you have sites or Bags to add, post a comment or message @GOODinPDX on Twitter.
Twitter News in Portland, OR
Find out what PDX tweeps are tweeting about in Art, Tech, Music, Food, Good Causes and more...
New trending topics are added several times a day!
Do you want to be a PDX Tweet Reporter? All of these Twitter Times virtual newspapers are created from the people that each twitter page follows. It also pulls in tweets from the people they follow.
To become a PDX Tweet Reporter for a particular page, you will need to follow that Twitter page. Before we follow back, your page will be reviewed to see that your bio and tweets are the right "fit" for that page. You must be from the Portalnd area!
Do you want to create a virtual newspaper of a PDX specific subject? Create a twitter list of at least 50 tweeps with a name relative to that subject. Message to @GOODinPDX on twitter. If it looks interesting enough, it will be created and added here!
Tips: Text only tweets will never show up in any of these newspapers. Your tweets must have links to web articles, photos or video. The more people we follow that post the same link, the higher it will trend. Generally at least 2 people need to post the same link for it to appear.
Insider secret: If you want photos or video to embed, use FULL URL.
These are YOUR papers. Make them what you want! Show off your creative side.
Note: Trending subjects can come and go quickly. If links about a trending subject are posted on twitter and you don't see it on that paper, it has dropped off already. The tweet most always matches how that web page for the subject is named. Just copy and paste all text before the - (dash) in the original tweet into Google. It should get you the exact match at the top of search page. @GOODinPDX if you have questions.
Good Causes in Portland
Can we promote YOUR Good Cause? It's FREE! Would your business like a FREE Re-used TV & DVD player to showcase local Good Causes in Portland? No commercial ads!
Do you know of an upcoming good cause event in Portland? Be sure to post with an @GOODinPDX on Twitter, so it can be shared with over 3,000 followers!
Animal Shelters for Portland and surrounding communities
A listing of shelters in Portland area and Southwest Washington
Tigard Pets
A nonprofit pet-support organization that operates during/after disasters in accordance with Oregon state requirements and FEMA best practices.
Tigard PETS organizes and administers a local pet and livestock sheltering plan. We are activated during/after small, medium, and large-scale disasters, such as earthquakes, floods, severe storms, volcano eruptions, pandemics, and acts of terrorism.
Food in Portland, OR
Uniquely Portland Oregon
If it's about Portland, it's typically unique, different, or downright weird....and that's the way we like it! ;)
That's also the reason that Portland, OR is one of the most talked about city in the United States. We work hard to get people's attention. Say what you may, but there is no mistaking that we have the entire countries attention on a very regular basis.
So, what is unique, strange, one-of-a-kind, and downright weird about Portland?
Emergency Links for Portland, Oregon
Haiti Earthquake Fundraising links in Portland, OR
Portland has one of the highest volunteer rates in the country. It’s no surprise that Portlanders are brainstorming and working hard to create fundraising opportunities for Haiti earthquake relief.
Here are several pages listing dozens of PDX businesses that are pitching in to raise funds.
You can also find resources specific to Portland on Google Wave. Search for "Haiti Portland" to find the Wave. Send a tweet to @GOODinPDX with your e-mail address if you need a Wave invite.
Solar, Wind & Renewable Energy
Let's Bag the Web!
BagTheWeb offers a novel web linking platform where ordinary users will be able to make web links for collecting, saving, and sharing web content. In the meantime, your collective activities of linking will make the web better, more meaningfully connected. This new type of web links, user-generated links, will bring micro-orders to the web where information is better linked, easier to find, and more useful.
Social Media Measurement Tools and Documents
Tools and documents for social media measurement, tracking and analysis.
#SocialMedia #Measurement #Analysis
Twitter 101
A bag of Twitter informational sources compiled by Guy Kawasaki.
Facebook: The End of Privacy
This is a spot to collect articles or portals that document the continued slide in privacy at Facebook.
If you have sites or Bags to add, post a comment or message @GOODinPDX on Twitter.