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JellyInPortland
JellyInPortland Jelly in Portland is free, casual coworking. Add your name to the list of supporters to help, or RSVP!
(password: j311y ...That's "j", three, one, one, "y")
What is this "Jelly"?
Jelly is casual coworking. Anyone is welcome to come, bring your laptop, art supplies, or whatever, and work alongside other creative, fun people. Hope to see you there! See WorkAtJelly.com and this blog post for more background. Email if you want to start your own!
Jelly is Portland's new free co-working group. We'll each work on our own thing in the same space. Meet new friends, share common interests, trade ideas, brainstorm, get some work done, go out to lunch together, and maybe even get some business referrals.
Bring your laptop or an old-fashioned notebook, as well as something you're working on: whether it's an online business, an art project, coding, writing or something else.
Read and review our PDX Jelly page on Yelp! Twitter about us: #PDX #Jelly
Starting August 2010, PDX Jelly is twice a month (maybe more)!
First Mondays at NedSpace Old Town!!! 2010: June 7, July 5, August 2, September 6, October 4, November 1, December 6
Fourth Mondays at souk!!! 2010: August 23, September 27, October 25...
We are also looking for other spaces on other days.
Jelly is free, casual coworking. Work on your own thing in the same space as other people. Sign up below.
RSVP with your name, the time you expect to arrive, and what you're working on. Everything is totally free.
Edit this page (click the Edit tab above - the password to create an account is (password: j311y ...That's "j", three, one, one, "y") and add your name to the list below, Twitter your RSVP with hashtags #PDX #Jelly
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The Next 'Fourth Mondays' PDX Jelly at souk:
Monday September 27, 9am-5pm
322 NW Sixth Ave (between Everett & Flanders), Portland, OR 97209 buzz "200" when you arrive
(thanks to Julie Duryea and souk for hosting!)
Call (503) 517-6900 with any questions.
- Alex Linsker, 9am
- Jesse McCulloch, 9am
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The Next 'First Mondays' PDX Jelly at NedSpace Old Town:,
Monday September 6, 10am-4pm 117 NW 5th (between Couch & Davis), Portland, OR 97209 Call artwells at (971) 533 7207 when you arrive to be buzzed in
(thanks to Mark Grimes and NedSpace for hosting!)
- artwells, working on several client projects, mostly programming
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Link to your website or project, so we can see what you're working on and similar interests we might share with you!
Past PDX Jellies:
Monday August 23 at souk, 10am-4pm (thanks to Julie Duryea and souk for hosting!)
A lot of phone calls, lunch from the food carts, conversations, programming.
- Jesse McCulloch, 10am, working on learning programming, mainly c# and ASP.net
- Alex Linsker, 10am, working on gathering lists and contacts for community organizing in Portland that are relevant to coworking
- Joanna Kane, 10am, working on resumes, cover letters, and writing.
- Vivian Hua, working on Redefine Magazine
- Eric Redmond, 10 am, working on Mobi
- Irving Popovetsky, 10 am, working on some cool IT projects
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Monday August 2 at NedSpace Old Town, 10am-4pm (thanks to Mark Grimes and NedSpace for hosting!)
- Jesse McCulloch, 10am, working on learning programming, mainly c#
- Matthew Lyon and Jesse Cooke, 9:30-10:30am, pair programming on rails app
- Irving Popovetsky, noon, collaboration saga continues (Confluence, Alfresco, JIRA)
Monday July 5 at NedSpace Old Town, 10am-4pm:, (thanks to Mark Grimes and NedSpace for hosting!)
- Alex Linsker, 10am, working on Product Perks page database architecture
- Tracy Ball, noonish, working on advertising copywriting. (tracyrball.com)
- Tyler Gillies ruby scripting too far out to tell. 10ish am
- Irving Popovetsky, 10 am, some system development and IT architecture work
- Charles Stanhope, 10 am, working on a tool for parsing expression grammars
- Max Strini, 10 am, studying/playing with jQuery and other client-side web doodads
Monday June 28, 2010, Evening:
6pm-9pm: Have a Day Job? Come Cowork This Night!
We're back at Souk, thanks to Brian and Julie!
322 NW 6th Avenue, Suite 200
(Buzz "#200" at the door)
Directions to souk
- Alex Linsker, 6pm, working on coding Product Perks permalinks and holding page layouts
- Tyler Gillies, Ruby scripting whatever i feel like. didn't even work on project i posted last time. 6ishpm
- Dean Rivet - worked on an illustration project and a logo.
- Brian Wilson - worked on new blog re-format - TheBuzzByBrian.Blogspot.com
- Dan Muzyka +1 - brainstormed with my friend Lisa about her creative professionals portfolio and job site
- Matt Buk - talked about my videogame project
Monday June 7, 2010
First Monday, June 7 at NedSpace Old Town, 10am-4pm
117 NW 5th Avenue (between Couch & Davis)
- Alex Linsker, 10am, working on Product Perks software and clients.
- Rob Kohr, 10am, working on facebook marketplace
- Tyler Gillies, 10ish am, working on civicapps data sanitizing
- Zach Hale, 10ish am, working on consulting project (rails)
- Ed Borasky, 10ish am, working on some algorithmic composition stuff, or I might be able to help Tyler with data sanitizing ;-)
- +1 (Interaction design/IA/UX)
Wednesday April 21, 2010
Wednesday April 21 at NedSpace Old Town, 10am-4pm (thanks to Mark Grimes and NedSpace for hosting!)
117 NW 5th Avenue (between Couch & Davis)
- Alex Linsker, 10am, doing Product Perks client work.
- Michael Sulis (msulis@sulix.com), 10am, software development project - a hydropower simulation app for some Pacific NW utilities. Wanted to check out Nedspace and Jellies in general anyhow, good timing!
- Chad Essley, 10am, Working on short animated film, trying to make progress..
- Gera Shegalov, 10am, software development and paper review.
- Cameron Kenley Hunt, 10am , software development
- David Hill (of AmplusCorp) - 11 am - Web project using Umbraco: a huge social netwrking site; client needs it in a couple of weeks!
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Monday, February 8, 2010
Monday February 8 at Souk, 10am-4pm (the first fantastic PDX Jelly was at Souk, see way down the page what happened!)
- Alex Linsker, 10am, writing sales site text and doing marketing strategy for Product Perks
- artwells, 10:30am, PHP for tangocard.com, moto.com, and/or others http://artwells.com/ , might be finishing up a facbook job for W+K
- Austin, 11am, browser-based game (backend stuff in Lisp), http://pettomato.com
- Yoko, 11am, browser-based game (graphic design), http://pettomato.com
- Chad Essley, working on some animation for various clients, or onto some personal projects
- Teresa Boze (PDXsays) 10 AMish (the morning time of day, not the religious order) communications plan for PDX Enginers w/o Borders, job search, and m/b marketing and sponsorship collateral for Cybogcamp; VoiceCatcher rebrand | engagement; preso for creative breakthrough in a technical silo (kinda on DL)
- Elise, 10ish, organizing Ecotrain Media Group info: http://ecotrainmediagroup.com , tweeting, promoting EcoTuesday: http://ecotuesday.com
Tuesday, Dec 8, 2009
Tues Dec 8 at Urban Grind in NW, 10am-4pm
Paul set the date back a week from Dec 1 after it appeared he'd be the only one there that date.
- Paul Bingman, 10:30am or so, working on various tech projects
- Alex Linsker, 11am coding a JavaScript lightbox for a new www.ProductPerks.com demo
Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009
Between 10:30am-2pm
At Daily Cafe immediately after Founder's Coffee.
902 NW 13th Ave (& Kearney St)
Free wi-fi! Unlimited coffee refills! Fun people who get lots done! Be prepared to buy a food or beverage.
- Alex Linsker, showing up at 9am for Founder's Coffee, 10:30am coworking on the sales site for www.ProductPerks.com
- Arrs "gunna make it this time" J. for Founders coffee , then working on http://gemkitty.com
- Rob Neild, 10:30am, working on global issues for Lucidium Information Systems.
- general mixing ensued with the Founder's Coffee and other groups. We're ending early, 2pm.
Monday, November 16, 2009
Between 9:30am-5pm
At Caffe D'arte
1615 NE 15th Ave. (and Broadway)
We met in N.E. at Caffe D'arte. They have an outdoor porch under an enormous tree, and also the main indoor cafe. And free wi-fi.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Souk offered us room for the day.
- Amy Sandoz, about 10am, working on her marketing plan for Ready Set Go Kits , her online emergency supplies store.
- Bridget Pilloud, launching my new, improved intuitive guidance counseling website...
- Shannon Wilkinson, 1pm, working on NaNoWriMo Novel and/or coaching product for http://www.shannonwilkinson.com
- Jon Van Oast - not going to make it this time, but am interested in trying it out next time. (i happen to be remotely employed and have monday off -- its a holiday for us! such irony.)
- Summer Abbott, around 10am, working on strategic planning for Young Women Social Entrepreneurs 2010.
- Michael Dozark, hoping to make it around 10am, working on website designs and social media accounts for http://www.gardenhomeproducts.com, http://www.cnwi.net/
- Amye Scavarda, 10ish, working on Drupal + D7 related
- Arwa J. Around 10 am, working on a marketing/social media plan for my custom jewelry website: http://gemkitty.com
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When are other Jellies in Portland?
Join the Portland Jelly Google Group to chat about your projects and see what others are planning to do at the next Jelly!
Possible Venues
- 4015 NE 62nd Ave (Still under construction, expect a Jelly here in September)
- The kind folks at souk have provided JellyInPortland with some great space. souk is located at 322 NW 6th Avenue, suite 200, Portland, Oregon, 97209. Directions to souk.
- 10600 SE McLoughlin Blvd. Spring Creek Coffee House - coffee shop/deli, plenty of tables and couches for seating
- Why not try Sacred Site?
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- [Suggest a venue here! Your workplace? Your living room? Your favorite cafe?]
Interested in Organizing
- Tim Trautmann (first name at foorama dot com)
- Bram Pitoyo (bram@brampitoyo.com): I was a coworker in my past life, and would love to participate or help organize one
Interested in participating
- Michael Dozark: michael [dot] dozark [at] gmail [dot] com
- Name: Jon Ross: jon[at]jonathanross[dot]net
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