Top 10 to Watch in Norfolk-Virginia Beach #norfolkvb #hrva (at Virginia Beach Convention Center)
Nice to see hard earned money be applied to landscaping professionals and realize they did a HORRIBLE job grading. Now my back half of yard is a pond. Thanks All Things Green for doing a horrible job with my money.
They even came out last fall after a rsin storm and saw all the standing water and never came back to fix. Yeah I was working from home one day and watched them.
Pool and a Pond a pond would be good for you.
Looking for a couple of food and drink sponsors for the national day of civic hacking! This event will be Hatch Sat Jun 1st, 2013 - See here for details http://anchorne.ws/HackforChange
Let me know if you are interested in sponsoring Food or Drink. You will be a hero in the hacker community! Trust me loyalty will be shown to those who feed and quench our thirst!
National Day of Civic Hacking is a national event that will take place June 1-2, 2013, in cities across the nation. The event will bring together citizens, software developers, and entrepreneurs from all over the nation to collaboratively create, build, and invent new solutions using publicly-released data, code and technology to solve challenges relevant to our neighborhoods, our cities, our states and our country. National Day of Civic Hacking will provide citizens an opportunity to do what is most quintessentially American: roll up our sleeves, get involved and work together to improve our society.
The event will leverage the expertise and entrepreneurial spirit of those outside federal, state and local government to drive meaningful, technology-based solutions for federal, state and local government. It demonstrates what’s possible when we all work together to strengthen our society and our lives. YOU can make a difference no matter where you live.
National Day of Civic Hacking Event for Norfolk, Virginia
Get involved and make a difference in your community.
National Day of Civic Hacking is a national event that will take place June 1-2, 2013, in cities across the nation. The event will bring together citizens, designers, software developers, and entrepreneurs from all over the nation to collaboratively create, build, and invent new solutions using publicly-released data, code and technology to solve challenges relevant to our neighborhoods, our cities, our states and our country.
National Day of Civic Hacking will provide citizens an opportunity to do what is most quintessentially American: roll up our sleeves, get involved and work together to improve our society.
The event will leverage the expertise and entrepreneurial spirit of those outside federal, state and local government to drive meaningful, technology-based solutions for federal, state and local government. It demonstrates what’s possible when we all work together to strengthen our society and our lives. YOU can make a difference no matter where you live.
Saturday
Event information:
http://hackforchange.org/ for more information.
szhen002@gmail.com
Have a question? Good. Here are some answers to the most common questions and we’ll keep adding to the list over time. Still not sure about something? No problem. Send us an email and we’ll get you squared away.
How can companies or organizations get involved?We are looking for organizations who are interested in supporting events in cities around the nation. Support by organizations may include:
How can city, state and federal government help?
We are looking for city, state and federal government agencies who are interested in supporting events in their communities around the nation. Support by government and/or city leadership may include:
Are you looking for sponsors?
Yes, we are looking for organizations who share our passion for improving the world around us and want to help make the National Day of Civic Hacking a reality at either the local and global level. If that is you, get in touch!
What is a civic hacker?
Civic hackers” as we think about it for the National Day of Civic Hacking are engineers, technologists, civil servants, scientists, designers, artists, educators, students, entrepreneurs – anybody – who is willing to collaborate with others to create, build, and invent open source solutions using publicly-released data, code and technology to solve challenges relevant to our neighborhoods, our cities, our states and our country.
Some people have a negative association with “hacking”, how do you clarify the difference to them?
To us, a hacker is someone who uses a minimum of resources and a maximum of brainpower and ingenuity to create, enhance or fix something. Although in some circumstances it is used in a negative sense, the term is not inherently negative, nor does it even have to be related to technology.
Does all software created at National Day of Civic Hacking have to be open source?
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