Posted by Deven on February 20, 2010 in Uncategorized
Lease at the Cyan before the end of the month and get a pair of tickets to see this amazing group! 
Third Angle creates and presents musical events, works and collaborations that reflect the highest artistic expressions of our time, instigating a creative dialogue through the works and artists presented, and reinforcing the necessity for the voice of the living composer in our cultural heritage. Since 1985, Third Angle has presented more than 90 programs of contemporary music, commissioned more than 25 new works and released nine recordings to critical acclaim. These achievements firmly establish the ensemble as one of the Northwest’s foremost presenters of contemporary American music.
Chance/Perchance: a musical happening
March 5, 2010 -7:30 PM
Hollywood Theatre
Here’s what most musicians want to tell the composer: “Great idea, now let me do it MY way.” This program of limitless musical possibilities presents works that are ingenious frameworks, built by master composers who trust the players to bring their music to life. Call it musical intelligent design…..we call it terrifyingly good fun. Enjoy the premiere of David Schiff’s “Mountains/Rivers” with guest soloists, Grammy winners Beta Collide. Also on the program: “In C” by Terry Riley, and “The Metaphysics of Notation” by Mark Applebaum.
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Posted by Tess on February 18, 2010 in Portland, cyanpdx
Congrats to Portland’s Streetcar Project for being one of the selected projects out of over 1400 applicants to receive Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) funding through the US Department of Transportation. The project will support the addition of traffic lanes, streetcar tracks, and cycling/pedestrian options throughout the South Waterfront area. Read More.
Want to take advantage of Portland’s Streetcar but aren’t sure how? Head to www.portlandstreetcar.org for updates, schedules, maps, and great ways to explore the city by streetcar. Hop on at SW 4th & Harrison from Cyan/PDX and enjoy all that Fareless Square has to offer!
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Posted by Deven on February 15, 2010 in Uncategorized
Go Red Brown Bag Lunch and Learns
02/09/2010 — 02/23/2010
11:30am — 1:00pm
Space is limited, so please RSVP to 503-233-0100 or email pdx.info@heart.org.
For more information contact:
Rebecca Seebert-Fancher
503-595-2561
rebecca.seebert-fancher@heart.org
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Posted by Tess on February 11, 2010 in Interesting, Portland
Looking to get Valentine’s Day weekend off to a fun start? Get your tickets for tonight’s 4th Annual Valentine’s Ball to support the Oregon Active Foundation. The Oregon Active Foundation is a 501(c) (3) non-profit dedicated to providing outdoor adventures for those in our community that are affected by life-challenging conditions. The Oregon Active Foundation focuses on facilitating these adventures for young adults battling cancer, at-risk children in challenging situations, and members of our community with disabilities.
Grab a group of friends or invite that specal someone to join in the fun and dancing tonight. ORA will be hosting a silent and live auction with items including, but not limited to: kiteboarding lessons, “meet and greet” with Blazer Rudy Fernandez, state-wide adventure getaways, horseback wine tours, and fly fishing tours.
When: Thursday, February 11, 2010. 7:30pm-12am. Doors close at 8pm.
Where: Crown Ballroom, 918 SW. Yamhill, 5th Floor.
Attire: Formal attire encouraged.
Cost: $45 at the door. Proceeds support the Oregon Active Foundation and the great work they do for the Oregon community.
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Posted by Tess on February 10, 2010 in Interesting, Living green, Portland
Dennis Wilde, principal at Gerding Edlen Development, kicks off the Real Estate Sustainability Series with a discussion of the proposed Oregon Sustainability Center. This Net Zero project is a collaborative effort to build the most environmentally responsible high-rise ever attempted, anywhere.
Join in on the discussion with a Q&A session following the program. February 25 , Arlington Club (811 SW Salmon Street). Registration begins at 4 pm, program begins at 4:15pm.
RSVP to Kelsey at khultengren@perkinsaccounting.com or 503.221.7548.
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Posted by Deven on February 6, 2010 in Uncategorized
“FREE SHIRT FRENZY” – February 8-13
New customers receive 5 Men’s dress shirts FREE! Current customers receive 2 Men’s dress shirts FREE!
We understand this is a men’s only promotion. Don’t worry ladies we have a promo for you on deck! Stay tuned!
Head down to the leasing office today and sign up….or simply go to www.ecodrycleaner.com
p.s. Friends and family outside of your buildings can take advantage of this promo at our retail locations next week
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Posted by Deven on February 3, 2010 in Uncategorized
Here they come!!
Are you ready for the 2010 Winter Olympics? The worlds games start 2.12.10 which is only 9 days 7 hours and 40 mins away from the time I am typing this so get pumped! Watch Cool Runnings, the Mighty Ducks 1 or 2, whatever you need to do and tune in on 2.12.10!
This is going to be cool!
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Posted by Deven on February 1, 2010 in Uncategorized
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February 18, 2010
7:30 – 9:00 a.m.
Governor Hotel
614 SW 11th Ave.
Portland OR
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Don’t Miss Chairman of Oracle, Jeff Henley!
Chairman of the Board of Oracle Corporation since January 2004, Jeff Henley is one heavy hitter. He served as Oracle’s Chief Financial Officer and an Executive Vice President for 13 years, from March 1991 to July 2004, and has been a member of Oracle’s Board of Directors since June 1995. He also serves on Oracle’s Executive Management Committee.
Prior to joining Oracle in 1991, Mr. Henley served as both Executive VP and CFO at two companies. Pacific Holding Company, a privately-held company with diversified interests in manufacturing and real estate, and Saga Corporation, a multi-billion dollar food service company. He was also Director of Finance at Memorex Corporation in its large storage division, and controller of international operations at Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corporation.
Mr. Henley is a national trustee for Boys and Girls Clubs of America and serves on both the Chancellor’s Advisory Council and the International Advisory Council of the Engineering College for the University of California at Santa Barbara.
Receiving the UCLA Anderson School’s Outstanding Alumnus award in 2004, Mr. Henley holds a Bachelor’s degree in economics from University of California at Santa Barbara and a MBA in Finance from UCLA.
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Tags: cyanpdx, events, networking, Portland
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Posted by Tess on January 31, 2010 in Interesting, Living green, Living small, cyanpdx
On top of sharing some great crab recipes and local getaways, 1859’s Winter Adventure Issue highlights homes focused on “sustainable design and low-impact living” in Oregon.
As if that wasn’t enough to excite Cyan/PDX, the issue introduces readers to artist and physicist, Julian Voss-Andreae and his incredible (and almost disappearing) Quantum Man. Grab the next issue you see!
Photo courtesy of www.julianvossandreae.com
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Posted by Deven on January 29, 2010 in Uncategorized
Vancouver, Canada is expected to formally announce the million-dollar creation of 30 so-called “micro-lofts” on the Downtown East side. This is one of many developments around the world, including the Cyan/PDX, that has drawn inspiration from European and Asian design.
At approximately 270 sq. ft. — about the size of two municipal parking spaces — the market rental units will be the smallest in the city.
Beautiful design in small efficient spaces is the future of downtown living and is available here in PDX at the Cyan.
Learn more about the Vancouver “Micro Lofts” at http://www.vancouversun.com/travel/city+small+condos+Micro+lofts+come+Vancouver/2474576/story.html
Tags: buildings, cyanpdx, green building, Green Community, Portland, small living, sustainability, tiny houses
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