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NTxApps Challenge: #IoT kickoff at Dialexa
This document provides information about the NTx Apps Challenge, which aims to develop innovative apps to address sustainability challenges in North Texas. It outlines the four challenge areas of water, waste, transportation, and energy. It describes a three-month program for teams to develop solutions, with events, workshops and mentors to support the process. Winning teams will receive cash prizes, funding, mentorship and office space to help turn their ideas into successful products. The goal is to create more livable and sustainable solutions through the application of technology.
ESIP 2013 - Cleanweb: Leveraging IT to Drive Global Sustainability, Economic ...
ESIP Summer Meeting 2013, Chapel Hill, NC
Speakers: Blake Burris & Chris George
Thursday, July 11, 2013
This is a presentation on Cleanweb to ESIP (Federation of Earth Science Information Partners) conference session: Sustainability in the context of Energy-Water Nexus, Climate Change and Extreme Events.
More info: http://commons.esipfed.org/node/1463
Abstract:
Capital efficient, quick-to-market, IT-based solutions are driving smarter, more efficient energy use, enable the sharing economy, accelerate the adoption of clean technologies, and spread more sustainable behaviors globally. Accelerated growth in mobile, social, sensors, processing power, big data analytics, and other information technologies is creating powerful new opportunities to address the world’s critical resource challenges.
And just as information technology itself, the Cleanweb will continue to evolve in ways we can’t even imagine yet. The Cleanweb is a meme, a movement, a market, and a living, viral phenomenon − and perhaps the biggest impact and economic opportunity of our time.
In this session, we will focus on inspiring citizens to tackle constraint issues via hackathons and similar events in coordination with the public and private sector. As part of the discussion, we will outline how a global community of hackers and activists (hacktivists) are able to engage organizations ranging from well-known international organizations, like C40, to large government agencies, like New York City, to multi-national corporations, like Facebook and Twitter. Come and build with us.
Blake Burris presents Cleanweb at TelsaCamp in Kyiv Ukraine
@BlakeBurris presents Cleanweb and opportunities for software developers and the maker community to create new SmartUps focused on Energy 2.0 solutions. TelsaCamp 2014 is hosted in a field outside Kyiv, Ukraine and operates totally off-grid with solar power. Hosted by Roman Zinchenko and his team at Greencubator.
Cleanweb - The Hope For The Planet
The document discusses Cleanweb, a global movement that aims to leverage software and technology to tackle environmental issues like water, waste, and mobility. It is capital light, quick to market, and quick to scale. Cleanweb brings together passionate people in over 25 countries and 40 cities to use technology to change the world. Its goals for 2014 include establishing Cleanweb hubs internationally, hosting startup weekends in 20 cities, and recruiting leaders for Cleanweb in India and China.
Cleanweb NYC Big Apps
The document discusses a partnership between the NYC BigApps competition and the Cleanweb Initiative to promote the development of apps focused on sustainability challenges facing New York City. The BigApps competition annually invites developers to create free apps using open city data. This year it has partnered with Cleanweb to sponsor challenges in areas like food waste, solar energy, climate resilience and smart buildings. The partnership provides opportunities for organizations to support the competition and Cleanweb events through sponsorships, expert advising, marketing and more. Interested parties are encouraged to learn more at the listed websites and contact.
Why Cleanweb Will Beat Cleantech
The document promotes joining an ecosystem and conversation around cleanweb technologies. It lists the names and contact information of several people involved in cleanweb startups, venture capital, and advocacy. The document encourages the reader to get involved by joining online discussions with the hashtag #cleanweb and visiting the website www.cleanweb.co.
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NTxApps Challenge: #IoT kickoff at Dialexa
This document provides information about the NTx Apps Challenge, which aims to develop innovative apps to address sustainability challenges in North Texas. It outlines the four challenge areas of water, waste, transportation, and energy. It describes a three-month program for teams to develop solutions, with events, workshops and mentors to support the process. Winning teams will receive cash prizes, funding, mentorship and office space to help turn their ideas into successful products. The goal is to create more livable and sustainable solutions through the application of technology.
ESIP 2013 - Cleanweb: Leveraging IT to Drive Global Sustainability, Economic ...
ESIP Summer Meeting 2013, Chapel Hill, NC
Speakers: Blake Burris & Chris George
Thursday, July 11, 2013
This is a presentation on Cleanweb to ESIP (Federation of Earth Science Information Partners) conference session: Sustainability in the context of Energy-Water Nexus, Climate Change and Extreme Events.
More info: http://commons.esipfed.org/node/1463
Abstract:
Capital efficient, quick-to-market, IT-based solutions are driving smarter, more efficient energy use, enable the sharing economy, accelerate the adoption of clean technologies, and spread more sustainable behaviors globally. Accelerated growth in mobile, social, sensors, processing power, big data analytics, and other information technologies is creating powerful new opportunities to address the world’s critical resource challenges.
And just as information technology itself, the Cleanweb will continue to evolve in ways we can’t even imagine yet. The Cleanweb is a meme, a movement, a market, and a living, viral phenomenon − and perhaps the biggest impact and economic opportunity of our time.
In this session, we will focus on inspiring citizens to tackle constraint issues via hackathons and similar events in coordination with the public and private sector. As part of the discussion, we will outline how a global community of hackers and activists (hacktivists) are able to engage organizations ranging from well-known international organizations, like C40, to large government agencies, like New York City, to multi-national corporations, like Facebook and Twitter. Come and build with us.
Blake Burris presents Cleanweb at TelsaCamp in Kyiv Ukraine
@BlakeBurris presents Cleanweb and opportunities for software developers and the maker community to create new SmartUps focused on Energy 2.0 solutions. TelsaCamp 2014 is hosted in a field outside Kyiv, Ukraine and operates totally off-grid with solar power. Hosted by Roman Zinchenko and his team at Greencubator.
Cleanweb - The Hope For The Planet
The document discusses Cleanweb, a global movement that aims to leverage software and technology to tackle environmental issues like water, waste, and mobility. It is capital light, quick to market, and quick to scale. Cleanweb brings together passionate people in over 25 countries and 40 cities to use technology to change the world. Its goals for 2014 include establishing Cleanweb hubs internationally, hosting startup weekends in 20 cities, and recruiting leaders for Cleanweb in India and China.
Cleanweb NYC Big Apps
The document discusses a partnership between the NYC BigApps competition and the Cleanweb Initiative to promote the development of apps focused on sustainability challenges facing New York City. The BigApps competition annually invites developers to create free apps using open city data. This year it has partnered with Cleanweb to sponsor challenges in areas like food waste, solar energy, climate resilience and smart buildings. The partnership provides opportunities for organizations to support the competition and Cleanweb events through sponsorships, expert advising, marketing and more. Interested parties are encouraged to learn more at the listed websites and contact.
Why Cleanweb Will Beat Cleantech
The document promotes joining an ecosystem and conversation around cleanweb technologies. It lists the names and contact information of several people involved in cleanweb startups, venture capital, and advocacy. The document encourages the reader to get involved by joining online discussions with the hashtag #cleanweb and visiting the website www.cleanweb.co.
Future of Mobility NYC Kickoff with VInli + Dash
The document discusses future mobility in NYC and announces an urban mobility event in Honolulu from May 22-23. It lists cities with communities for connected cars, including NYC, and describes various mobility-related services like safety, communication, and location-based services. Developers are invited to sign up for the Vinli platform online or via the VinliDev Twitter account to help build solutions around diagnostics, safety, and more.
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Blake Burris is the CEO and Chief Hacktivist of Cleanweb, a community that uses technology to address resource issues and disrupt sectors like hotels, housing, energy, food, and transportation to create more livable and sustainable cities. Cleanweb focuses on information technology solutions that are capital light, quick to market, and quick to scale to tackle big issues facing cities like water, waste, mobility, and energy by reducing emissions, water dependency, waste, and increasing climate resiliency. Cleanweb spans over 20 countries and Blake Burris works to catalyze innovators in North Texas and other regions to develop these types of solutions.
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Embracing Iterative Design
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http://pecha-kucha.org/night/milwaukee/7
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Blake Burris is the CEO and Chief Hacktivist of Cleanweb, a community that uses technology to address resource issues and disrupt sectors like hotels, housing, energy, food, and transportation to create more livable and sustainable cities. Cleanweb focuses on information technology solutions that are capital light, quick to market, and quick to scale to tackle big issues facing cities like water, waste, mobility, and energy by reducing emissions, water dependency, waste, and increasing climate resiliency. Cleanweb spans over 20 countries and Blake Burris works to catalyze innovators in North Texas and other regions to develop these types of solutions.
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- 1. 8 Ontbijtgesprek - Voer het gesprek met zijn tweeën. Oefen eventueel eerst op: www.duits.de, leerlingen, spreken, gesprekjes
- 2. 8 Ontbijtgesprek A: Wat eet je graag?
- 3. 8 Ontbijtgesprek B: Gebakken aardappeltjes eet ik graag.
- 4. 8 Ontbijtgesprek A: En wat is je lievelingseten?
- 5. 8 Ontbijtgesprek B: De appeltaart van mijn oma! Die smaakt geweldig!
- 6. 8 Ontbijtgesprek A: Hou je van pizza?
- 7. 8 Ontbijtgesprek B: Ja, dat lust ik ook wel.
- 8. 8 Ontbijtgesprek A: Hoe vaak kook je zelf?
- 9. 8 Ontbijtgesprek B: Soms, mijn vader kookt bijna altijd.
- 10. 8 Ontbijtgesprek A: Wil je melk?
- 11. 8 Ontbijtgesprek B: Nee dank je, ik houd niet van melk.
- 12. 8 Ontbijtgesprek A: Wat eet je bij je ontbijt?
- 13. 8 Ontbijtgesprek B: Drie boterhammen en een kop tee.