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Are you at Pier 70 today for GitHub Universe? Want to earn some sweet patches to iron onto your newly acquired tote bag, and enter to win some prizes (generously…

Are you at Pier 70 today for GitHub Universe? Want to earn some sweet patches to iron onto your newly acquired tote bag, and enter to win some prizes (generously provided by Twilio) while you’re at it?
Complete the steps below before 3pm on Friday to earn merit badges. Each merit badge can be retrieved and ironed on to your tote at the iron-on station near the entrance upon proof of task completion.
To earn the Build badge: Introduce yourself to a stranger and tweet a photo of yourselves using #exploreuniverse.
To earn the Collaborate Badge: Head to the obliteration room – get someone to take a picture of you contributing a sticker to the chaos and share via twitter using #exploreuniverse.
To earn the Deploy badge: Tweet @twilio using #exploreuniverse: If you had unlimited time and resources to build anything with Twilio and GitHub, what would it be?
If you complete these steps, you’re entered to win an iPad Mini 4, a Sphero and an Amazon gift card. Winners will be announced at 3:30pm on Day 2 of the conference on Twitter, so make sure to follow @githubuniverse.
We hope you’ll join us in exploring!
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