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  <event-id type="integer">5</event-id>
  <updated-at>11/14/2008</updated-at>
  <title>How to creatively destroy pesky, non-moneymaking community efforts</title>
  <url>http://positorio.us/</url>
  <submitted-at>11/14/2008</submitted-at>
  <id type="integer">188</id>
  <description>Many people in Portland are involved in technology start-ups or other potential money making opportunities. One problem PDXers face is that their sense of community involvement often forces them to partake in non-moneymaking side projects that distract them from the steps necessary to build a billion dollar corporation capable of properly achieving world domination. Using my wealth of experiences with efforts such as SPARK, ORBlogs.org and Engage The Gorge, I will present some creative ways in which I have catastrophically destroyed community-based efforts. Learning from my successes, you will finally be able to ditch that pesky time sink and focus your full attention on your plans for world domination.</description>
  <bio>Scientist, programmer, and a digger of all things tech. Catastrophic failure at starting companies, unfortunately good at building community efforts. Nestled snugly in the Columbia River Gorge</bio>
  <presenter>John Metta</presenter>
  <user-id type="integer">109</user-id>
  <affiliation></affiliation>
  <created-at>11/14/2008</created-at>
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