Aaron Hockley (http://www.hockleyphoto.com/) is doing a CubeSpace photo shoot, and we want your help!

We will provide Voodoo Donuts and Coffee, you just need to fill our space. Sounds easy, right?

And anyone who shows up while Aaron is still taking pictures gets a free daypass @CubeSpace.

Not enough to convince you? The Wii (with RockBand 2 and World of Goo) will be available before and after the photoshoot.

Join The Square anchor Stephanie Stricklen (@StephStricklen) and show producer Aaron Weiss (@TheSquare) for an in-person tweetup and look at the new KGW HD studios at Pioneer Courthouse Square. For details, follow @TheSquare on Twitter or visit the show blog

All those going to Innotech - lets have a lunch meet up at Widmer Gasthaus.

Getting to the Gasthaus is easy - just take the Expo Max Yellow line one stop up from the Convention center.

THIS IS A FREE EVENT

• Bring your business cards and meet other liked-minded business people!
• Introduce yourself to your fellow Portland Tweeters!
• Enjoy the coffee and treats of Sip & Kranz Coffee Lounge!
• Hear national speakers and trainers, Rich Fenton and Andrea Waltz!

Two facts. One: Portlanders love breakfast. Two: Portland is blessed with a plethora of breakfast places just waiting to be tried. Dockside Saloon & Restaurant. This will be our second Infamous Portland History field trip. It was in their trash that the evidence incriminating Tonya Harding for clubbing Nancy Kerrigan was (poorly) hidden.

PDX Breakfast is a very loosely affiliated group of folks who get together on alternate Thursdays to partake of Portland’s breakfast bounty. Generally somewhere between 4 and 12 folks show up for any given PDXBreakfast. We alternate sides of the river* and location selections are usually made by whoever shows up for breakfast.

RSVPs are not required, but they are helpful because it helps waitstaff seat us appropriately.

*We do go to North Portland for breakfast. Like all Portlanders, we tend to define location by east or west despite living in a city with 5 quadrants.