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Jun 8, 2010

How to board a train that doesn’t stop

Electric-powered light rail like Portland’s MAX has been successful in reducing the number of people driving to work. But just like a car, light rail and other electric trains lose […]

Jun 7, 2010

Jobs unveils iPhone 4

Apple CEO Steve Jobs presented the new iPhone 4 today, the same one that was leaked a while back when an Apple employee accidentally left it in a bar. The […]

Jun 3, 2010

Another Memorial Coliseum

Preservationists in Pittsburgh are waging a battle to save another funky ’60s arena Mellon Arena, which is also known as The Igloo for its giant, domed retractable roof. Constructed in […]

Jun 2, 2010

New data initiative aims to quantify green retrofit savings

Green building retrofits have obviously caught on in Portland. But for the process to become the norm there needs to be evidence and data that backs up the potential cost […]

Jun 1, 2010

How about a $5 billion bridge?

While the effort to replace the Interstate 5 bridge crossing between Portland and Vancouver, Wash., has attracted attention for its multibillion-dollar price tag, it wouldn’t be the most expensive new […]

May 28, 2010

A Segway for foremen

Foremen, do you ever get tired of walking back and forth across your job site all day? Well, designer Anat Shmueli has a solution. And it’s all electric. The Triangle […]

May 28, 2010

Low-income electricity

Smart grid technology is seen by many as the holy grail for achieving greater energy efficiency in homes. But a smart grid project in Texas will take things a step […]

May 27, 2010

Coolest websites in the industry

One of the things I like most about my job is how much time I get to spend kicking around the Internet. While doing this I have stumbled across some […]

May 21, 2010

Portland’s Memorial Coliseum RFP on hold indefinitely

I just got off the phone with Kevin Brake, Portland Development Commission’s project manager for the Rose Quarter Development project. He says the RFP for the reuse of Memorial Coliseum […]

May 21, 2010

Blog breaks First & Main opening

A prototypical example of how much journalism has changed has presented itself today. 91ÊÓÆµ staff has been asked not to attend an event in the new First & Main building, […]

May 21, 2010

U.S. Custom House tour

Yesterday I got a chance to walk beyond the U.S. Custom House’s iron gates, up its stone steps and into its marble floored lobby. Since the building is up for […]

May 21, 2010

Oregon’s reputation could be hurting commercial development

Could Oregon’s label of being unfriendly to big business be hurting the local commercial real estate market? The Oregonian’s Brent Hunsberger reported today that Oregon ranks 38 on the Chief […]



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