[CfAll DE] Fwd: Brigade Newsletter: Ready to CodeAcross this weekend?

[Daniel Dietrich]

FYI

Das Video ist ein bisschen pathetisch, aber die vielen big names darin sind natürlich schon beeindruckend. Wir werden erstmal ein kleines Video machen ums as ganze anzukündigen und dann hoffentlich gegen Ende des Jahres eines wie dieses …. :)

Daniel

> From: CfA Brigade <brigade-info at codeforamerica.org>
> Subject: Brigade Newsletter: Ready to CodeAcross this weekend?
> Date: 20. Februar 2014 00:14:36 MEZ
> To: <daniel.dietrich at okfn.org>
> Reply-To: CfA Brigade <brigade-info at codeforamerica.org>
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> 	February 2014 Edition	
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>  	This weekend, 40+ communities around the world will participate in CodeAcross! 
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> CodeAcross is an effort to inspire residents everywhere to get actively involved in their community. Hosted by Code for America in collaboration with the Sunlight Foundation and the Open Knowledge Foundation, CodeAcross coincides with Open Data Day. CodeAcross is themed "Let's take the data beyond transparency" with events focused on opening, cataloguing, and using civic data.
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> Check out how local Brigades, Fellows, and gov partners will #codeacross this weekend. 
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>  	WHY CODEACROSS THIS WEEKEND? 	 
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>  	CIVIC HACKER NEWS 	 
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>  	Brigade Spotlight: CodeAcross Organizer Resources
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> Organizing a CodeAcross event? Check out the resources we have available to make your life a little easier. Resources include a local press release template, a guide for accessing funding, talking points, and more.
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> Civic 'hacker' initiative is a promising innovation: Civic 'hacking' for Tulsa
> by Tulsa World's Editorials Writers		Civic geeks meet policy wonks: Code for Ireland
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> 	Track city finances, bad tasting water on new website
> by Jayme Fraser		Hackers help out Vermont
> by WCAX News
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> 2.	Open Civic Data >
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> 4.	Help Government Get Open >
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> 5.	Code >
> Check out the complete list of CodeAcross events
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> Even if you can't attend an event in-person, you can still connect with CodeAcross events across the world this weekend.
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> Feb. 22, join the CodeAcross Wormhole.
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>  	CIVIC HACKER HEROICS: 	 
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>  	This month, our civic hacking heroes are, of course, the 50+ individuals who have been working for months to organize CodeAcross events in their communities.
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> Thank you for taking hours upon hours to lock down venues, book speakers, find datasets, frame activities, spread the word, reach out to local communities, lock down the agenda, shuffle the agenda, reshuffle the agenda, set the space, order the food, and manage all the tiny details that make an event a success.
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> You're our civic heroes. CodeAcross is you.	 
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> Code for Cary has registered 245 people for #codeacross this weekend. Yowza! N.C. gets it done, @codeforamerica
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> Thank you to Esri for making CodeAcross possible. Think and plan geographically. As the market leader in geographic information systems (GIS), Esri technology is used in over 350,000 organizations worldwide. Use GIS to collect, manage, and analyze geographic information, helping you solve problems and make better decisions.
> Check out Esri's free ArcGIS for developers >	 	
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> Thank you to Microsoft for making CodeAcross possible. Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq “MSFT”) is the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential. 
> Learn more about Microsoft's resources for developers and startups >	 	
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