menu craigslist CL area portland > subarea clackamas co > section for sale > category furniture - by owner go post post to classifieds [ account my account ] 0 favorites reply ✉ ☎ reply x prohibited [ ? ] Posted: 2015-12-19 10:08am ◀ prev ▲ next ▶ print BOOKSHELF 6' wide x 7 ' tall x 10" deep - $50 (Oregon City) < > ( google map ) condition: excellent size / dimensions: 6' x 7' safety tips prohibited items product recalls avoiding scams For Sale, a really big and very solid book shelf. Solid wood, 1 coat of original paint. Size is roughly 6 ft. wide, 7 feet tall. The fixed shelves are about 10 inches deep. Made of straight grained fir in the 1950s. Really solid, so shelving won't sag! Would look nice in a study, bedroom or living room if repainted - or use as-is for garage storage. $50 ca...

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Malevolent Cartography You can't kill me. About Archive Contact 2015 In Review December 30, 2015 by Quinlan Pfiffer Lot’s of turmoil this year, good and bad things. I feel like I’m a better person than I was last year. Driver’s License + Car (Wooo!) Gained ~20 pounds (135 -> 155) I’m in the best shape of my life Got two bikes stolen, one was recovered. Learned my lesson there. Met a lot of new people Travelled to New York to see family with just my brother New Tattoos Hiked quite a bit Started doing daily journalling to cope with memory loss. This has improved my hand-writing and memory. Wore some stupid shirts to OSBridge. Helped build and then camped in a dome in the Alvord Desert. Bonus Video. Didn’t play street fighter at all Had the best fight of my life where this happened. Didn’t drink for the two months before said fight Started rock climbing, ...

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<![endif] Ian Murdock Menu Skip to content Home About Blog #site-navigation #masthead I work at Docker. Prior to Docker, I worked at Salesforce , which I joined by way of the ExactTarget acquisition . At ExactTarget, I was responsible for platform strategy, platform products, and developer programs. Among other things, my team built ExactTarget’s app platform (Fuel), third-party app marketplace ( HubExchange ), and online developer community ( Code@ExactTarget ). Prior to Salesforce, I worked at Sun Microsystems , where I led Project Indiana , the effort designed to lower barriers to adoption of the Solaris operating system that led to the OpenSolaris distribution. OpenSolaris, in turn, led to Solaris 11 . (Alas, Oracle discontinued OpenSolaris itself in late 2010.) Later, I ran the developer program and worked on cloud computing. Prior to Sun,...

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Founded in Portland in 1997, it took Panic 15 years to get a sign. We want it to be Portland’s sign, too. Come down to SW 10th & Burnside at night, and go on, change our colors! Red Orange Yellow Green Green2 Teal LightBlue Blue Purple Pink Top-left section of the sign Top-left section of the sign Red Orange Yellow Green Green2 Teal LightBlue Blue Purple Pink Change the Sign! Panic Inc. 315 SW 11th Ave, Portland, OR locationPortland Founded in Portland in 1997, it took Panic 15 years to get a sign. We want it to be Portland’s sign, too. Come down to SW 10th & Burnside at night, and go on, change our colors! You need to be near our office in Portland, OR to change our sign. Panic Inc. 315 SW 11th Ave, Portland, OR locationNotPortland Founded in Portland in 1997, it took Panic over 15 years to get a sign. We want it to be Po...