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Sunday 08.13.06

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O! Vey

There is a Q & A interview with me in The Oregonian today in reference to my new organization Organism (we updated the site significantly in the last week). The interview also has some bits about PORT as well. Yes, this will probably raise a few eyebrows, which is good. There has been a lot of talk in Portland and there has been an avalanche of press... and although talk is very cheap, it does help frame the civic discussion. With that in mind I'd love to hear what you have to say and if you want to continue the discussion privately I'd be happy to fill you in, you can email me your questions here.

Posted by Jeff Jahn on August 13, 2006 at 13:07


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