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Week in Review

Sunday, October 18th, 2020

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Elective Surg-er-y . . . “If the marketplace doesn’t provide enough competition, why not create a system of internal competition that makes it virtually impossible for anyone to rest on their laurels.” Jim Collins . . . According to the partners of Syracuse Surge, our best chance (as a region) at staying relevant in an ever changing world, is all about building and fueling a robust tech revolution that will create opportunity rich neighborhoods and further connect the city. The questions we have are as follows: Is CNY ready; are we organized; and are the priorities clear. . . . #syracusesurge #sifweekinreview #collaboratecollaboratecollaborate #fromtortisetoharish #growthmindset #bhag #civicinnovation #incaseyoumissedit #internetofthings #secondmachineage #syracuseforsurgers

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Week in Review

Sunday, August 16th, 2015

Tags:2015, Block Party, First Tech Challenge, SALT District, Syracuse, Technology, Week in Review
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Outside Influences

Tuesday, February 3rd, 2015

Genesee Street

Thanks to technology now we even have snow day predictors at our fingertips.

Tags:2015, East Genesee Street, Snow, Snow Day Calculator, Syracuse Demographics, Technology, Weather
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Maker’s Mark

Friday, September 12th, 2014

Industrial Ribbon Cutting

Here are some photos from last night’s Makerspace grand opening in the SALT District.

The converted multi-use space is located at 110 Wyoming Street

Bringing arts learning and technology to the Near Westside

The fun physics lab: Experience the flaming pickle

3-D Print Shop

Welcome to Maker’s row

Tags:2014, Business, Connective Corridor, Creative Placemaking, Maker Space, SALT District, Science, Syracuse Near Westside Initiative, Technology
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Down to the Drone

Friday, July 11th, 2014

Peaceful protesters from the Syracuse Peace Coucil and others from as far away as Ithaca and Connecticut marched in East Syracuse along Kinne Road.

Peaceful protesters from the Syracuse Peace Council, and others from as far away as Ithaca and Connecticut, marched in East Syracuse along Bridge Street yesterday afternoon.

A peaceful march in July

Tags:2014, Drones, Protest, Syracuse Peace Council, Technology
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Terminator Technology

Saturday, March 29th, 2014

Professor Dan Pacheco speaking at the Social Media Breakfast (#SMB) and wearing Google Glass.

The latest Social Media Breakfast (#SMB) was held at the Syracuse Media Group Headquarters last week. Panelists included Kim Brown (SU), Teri Weaver (Syracuse.com), Dan Pacheco (SU) and Tim Robertson (Time Warner Cable). The nearly hour discussion focused on journalism trends, open and closed networks, generating content, page views for pay, social media vs. legacy media, and the pending death of the traditional press release.

Due to time constraints Pacheco, who also did some ground-breaking work with drone technology at Syracuse University, didn’t get to talk about Google Glass with the group.

Tags:Dan Pacheco, Fashion, GoogleGlass, Journalism, New Face of Journalism, SMB, Social Media Breakfast, Syracuse Media Group, Technology
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About Time…

Tuesday, March 11th, 2014

We look forward to the Syracuse version of TED, which will take place April 9, 2014 at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. The speakers for the event will be announced March 19.

Tags:2014, design, Ideas, S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communication, Syracuse, Technology, TED Conference, TEDxSyracuseUniversity
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The Genius of Generosity

Friday, May 27th, 2011

Teen Tech graduates with class sponsor Sam Haines (front right) and class instructor Natisha Crossman (front left)

Mercy Works, Inc.’s Teen Tech Program held their 2011 Spring graduation this week. For completing the coursework, participating students received computers that were donated by LeMoyne College. The class was sponsored by Nixon Gear. The guest speaker for the program was Syracuse Police Chief Frank Fowler.

Vision Center Program Director Gina Rivers and Frank Fowler at the Teen Tech graduation program

Chief Frank Fowler speaks to the students at the 2011 Spring Teen Tech graduation. He was introduced by Vision Center Program Director Gina Rivers (left).

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