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CPEN Price Prediction after Listing: CPEN Price Could Reach $0.15? Here’s the Analysis

Discover the latest CPEN price predictions as the token prepares for its listing on global crypto exchange. Will CPEN hit $0.15? Explore analysis, tokenomics, market sentiment, and key milestones for the cPen Network’s blockchain-powered social media revolution. As the blockchain space continues to evolve, the cPen Network is emerging as a fresh contender with a clear mission: to build a…

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April 2023 News: Update on Phase IV Construction; Rock to Rock Day of Service; Ride the State 2023

Dear Friend of the Farmington Canal Greenway,

We wanted to wish you a happy spring and provide a few updates:

* Farmington Canal Phase IV Construction Update

City officials have recently informed us that construction of the new downtown segment of trail (known as "Phase IV") has fallen a bit behind schedule and is currently scheduled for completion in Fall 2023. Because of provisions in the construction easement agreements with adjoining property owners, construction work behind Audubon Street is restricted during summer months because of summer camps that take place at the arts organizations located there. Unless the project is fully completed before June, which we had hoped, work in certain areas will have to stop and then resume later in the year. Obviously we'd hoped and anticipated to see Phase IV open this spring -- still, we are glad to see the construction continuing to move ahead. Please make sure you are on our email list and follow us on social media for further updates. If you're connected with us, we will also make sure you are notified about the ribbon-cutting event this fall.

* Spring Cleaning Day on the Trail, Saturday, April 15

Meet at the Learning Corridor (Hazel/Shelton), 10am

Join us for our annual "spring cleaning day" on the Trail. This is one of our major stewardship events for getting the trail in shape for the spring and summer season. It also coincides with Rock to Rock Day of Service. Meet us at the Learning Corridor at 10am or whenever you can get here -- we will be working until 12:30pm or so. We will have some tools available but please bring your own gloves if possible. Also bring a water bottle. Water is available at the Learning Corridor.

* Rock to Rock Earth Day Ride, Saturday, April 29

New Haven's premier environmental fundraising event, Rock to Rock, is celebrating its 15th Annual event on April 29 and registration is now open! Pick from one of six thrilling routes: 2 family rides (1-mile flat, 5-mile-summit); 12-mile; 20-mile; 40-mile; and the metric century, plus park walks! All rides will begin and end in East Rock Park (College Woods) where there is a Kids Bike Rodeo and a Green Fair with live music and food carts.

After you register, you get to choose which Rock to Rock partner organization you want to support. Please consider selecting our partners Farmington Canal Rail-to-Trail Association or Community Placemaking and Engagement Network (CPEN) as one of the organizations you are supporting. Thank you!

* Bike to Work Day on the Trail, Friday, May 19

Please save the date for an event on the Trail celebrating National Bike to Work Day. It won't be as elaborate as our event last year which coincided with the 200th anniversary of the founding of the Farmington Canal, but it will be fun and there will be free food. Details TBA.

* 'Ride the State' from New Haven to Massachusetts, Saturday, June 24

This is a great opportunity to ride the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail all the way from New Haven to Massachusetts in a supported group ride setting. It is an amazing way to see the many sides of Connecticut including both historic cities and rural scenery. There will be a shuttle returning riders from Massachusetts to New Haven after the ride is complete. “Ride The State” is always a great experience and a unique way of seeing Connecticut! Prices go up on June 15 so register now if you are interested. Learn more here.

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As always, thank you for your ongoing support.

New Haven Friends of the Farmington Canal Greenway

www.newhavencanalfriends.net

facebook.com/NewHavenCanalFriends

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Open Data Day 2017: Celebrating data use and openness

Open Data Day is an international celebration where simultaneous activities are done around  data communities around the world to learn about open data, liberate closed data, showcase data-driven projects and promote multi-disciplinary collaboration. Latin America celebrated open data in many cities this year. Here you can see all the events, from Argentina to Northern Mexico, that ran throughout  the region. In Mexico City, Open Data Day has become over the years an event that joins different communities and no data user can miss. Do take a look to our previous events: 2014, 2015, 2016. How was ODD17 in Mexico City? This year, nearly 180 people gathered for an entire day of activities, good food and craft beer. - 8 workshops on different data user skills:  - Public Spending Rally - Showcase of 9 amazing projects

Workshops for Intro and Pro data users

The workshops were divided in introductory and professional tracks so that everyone had a chance to learn. The topics included: statistics for data analysis, data cleaning using Open Refine, data architecture for network analysis, open contracting, big data analysis using cloud-based services, analog visualization and data visualization with D3. 

Presentations:

- Cpen Contracting - Katherine Wikrent (Open Contracting) and Rafael García (Transparencia Mexicana) - Statistics and Machine Learning - Jesús Ramos (The DataPub -  Datank) - Data Cleaning with Open Refine - Armando Monsivais (Estrategia Digital Nacional)

Workshop videos, recorded and streamed by Software Gurú

- Big data analysis using cloud-based services - Paco Mekler (OPI) - Statistics and Machine Learning - Jesús Ramos (DataPub + Datank) - Visualization using D3 - Irving Morales (Morlan)

Data projects at Open Data Day 2017

- Testigo Social 2.0 (Social Witness) - Transparencia Mexicana Testigo social 2.0 is a citizen participation and transparency platform based on open contracting. Presented by Rafael García.  - Puebla Bajo Amenaza (Puebla Under Threat) - LadoB Aranzazú Ayala, journalist from a local digital journalist portal, Lado B, shared how the project  “Puebla bajo amenaza” analyzed insecurity and crime data of the state of Puebla. - Desplazamiento forzado (Forced Displacement)  - Animal Político Journalistic investigation on forced displacement in Mexico that highlights the regions most affected, the data behind the phenomena and stories on the affected communities. Presented by Paris Martínez - Datos.gob.mx: plataforma y casos de uso - CEDN (open data platform and use cases) Enrique Zapata from the platform Datos.gob.mx shared the strategy behind the data opening of the Mexico government.

- OISE, Data Coral y Observatrump.mx - Smart Data Intelligence Marcel Julien introduced a combo of 3 projects with diverse data content. OISE is an observatory of the Mexican Energy Industry, Data Coral monitors coral biodiversity and Observa Trump, aggregates all media and social media on Donald Trump . - Datos georeferenciados sobre homicidios y modelo predictivo de crimen (Geo-referenced data about homicides and predictive crime model) Stephane Keil presented a predictive statistics analysis on murder and crime in Mexico City 2015 - 2016. - RuidoCDMX: medición de ruido con tecnología abierta (open tech for noise measurement) RuidoCDMX is an oper source project that enables anyone to measure and visualize noise levels. - Mapa del precio de la gasolina (Gas price map) - Gobierno Fácil The gobierno Fácil team presented an interactive map that visualizes gasoline prices at a municipal level in Mexico.

Open Data Rally Awards: #DatosEnLaCalle

For the second year in a row, the Ministry of Finance Budget Transparency team organized a rally  so that citizens can use open data to verify the status of public infrastructure projects including their reported expenses. With over 400 participants, the winning teams were: 1st place: @VigilaTuCiudad 2nd place:  @ciepmx 3rd place: Pumas Data ¡Thanks for taking data to the streets (#DatosEnLaCalle)!

Thanks to all the data community and friends. Together we celebrate World Open Data Day 2017! :)