Thank you for joining us for last week’s “Getting the Most Out of MarketClub” Part 1 webinar. If you weren’t able to join us, you’re in luck as we’ve just put the finishing touches on the edited version for all of our MarketClub members and Trader’s Blog readers.
Now watch: [...]
By Ron Beasley
One of my favorite bloggers, Lance Mannion needs some help to stay on line. I enjoy Lance and he was a big supporter of my old blog, Middle Earth Journal. Lance brings some satirical class to blogging and I for one would miss him.
A big PPS Equity welcome to Lili Taylor and her new blog Cheating in class: the shit they’re not telling you about the public education system.
Lili started posting last month, and has so far covered facilities concerns, financial waste at BESC, and the high school redesign in Portland [...]
Pat's back in. Perhaps he can blog from there tomorrow, if I can get his laptop's wi-fi connected.
Analysis From Lindholm Company BlogDear Readers,
It's that time of year again, the time where just about every religion ever under the sun decided to declare a Winter Solstice holiday of some description. We intend to take a bit of a break ourselves. For example, I just realised yesterday that I've not had a proper "blog" [...]
Haven't seen this come up in the OR blogosphere, although HuffingtonPost had a pretty up-front treatment of it and the Register Guard repeated the comments in a piece actually more about Ron Wyden--but while Joe Lieberman and Ben Nelson discuss the new reform mashup bill to be unacceptable [...]
It's time for the annual reminder that it's satellite internet or nothing here at the house. With the dish on the roof, blogging somewhat dependent upon the weather. While it's usually snow that causes the problems, ice was the culprit this time. Speaking of that...
Freezing rain turned Southern Oregon [...]
By Rev. Chuck Currie. The Rev. Chuck Currie is a United Church of Christ minister in Portland, Oregon who blogs at www.chuckcurrie.com. His political views are his own and do not represent the church.
I’m only 40 and already feeling nostalgic for the “good old days.” For over twenty [...]
A while back, we bragged that we had received two complimentary bottles of a particular wine from a Grants Pass winery that was doubtlessly hoping that we would try it and say a few words about it on this blog. It's the Troon Winery, and the wine [...] 
This is a .gif image. My understanding is, to view the .gif you need to click it. One of the limitations of blogger. Image from The Dog Ate My Data.
A YouTube video of two KOIN-TV news anchors captured in various embarrassing moments on the set was yanked after KOIN complained to YouTube about it. But to make a mildly interesting local story a national one, KOIN sent an e-mail threat of legal action to a blogger [...] By John Ballard
Radio blogging here.
NPR ran a story Monday about Real ID, a form of national identification I had never heard of, despite the fact that legislation was introduced in 2005 mandating that states get their acts together to meet federal requirements for identification.
Less than four weeks from now, [...]
