Monthly Archives: February 2015
Tom Henderson — Math Punk
For most of us, just hearing the word “math” spikes our blood pressure and fills us with fear and anxiety. This is not the case for Tom Henderson (a.k.a. the Math Punk), however, who has made mathematics his vocation and … Continue reading
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Ivo Lukas — Be Different and Make a Difference
“Be different and make a difference” is how Ivo Lukas describes her decision to follow her dream and embark on her entrepreneurial journey. Having worked in many industries for over 18 years, Ivo has overcome many challenges to establish herself … Continue reading
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Laura Peterson — Unsung Hero of Compassion
If you have ever been a parent, you probably remember that feeling of near-terror the first time you brought your baby home from the hospital, that panicky sense of being woefully ill-equipped for the most important task you’ll ever face: … Continue reading
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Anton Cobb Wants Your Lunch Money
Director Park is a popular spot in downtown Portland to take a break during your workday. With lots of restaurants in the area, and a food cart pod just a few blocks away, it’s a great place to grab a … Continue reading
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Revolution Hall: Unique Geometry and Crafting Sound
TED talks, at their best, are meant to inspire. To make people question the norm or dive deep into creative possibilities. And some talks may even spark an intense revolution of thinking. So what better place to host TEDxMtHood 2015 … Continue reading
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Tom Shrimpton — Converting Electronic Data into Another Form
In this day and age, it would be a challenge to find someone who hasn’t heard of the internet. Some of us are quite savvy, some of us are functional, and some of us feel we couldn’t live without it. … Continue reading
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Dan Carlin: Share Your Voice In Democratized Media
To better understand Dan Carlin, consider the “pause” button. When listening to music or watching a video, that’s what is pressed to put things on hold temporarily. We fully intend to return to what we were doing, but for a … Continue reading
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