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• Dec 17

  NY Video 2009 Top Startup Competition

  1km away in New York

  After over 100 video startups have demo'd in front of over 3,300 NYVideo.org members, its time to crown the top dog. NY Video's Top Startup of 2009 will be selected by open nomination and voting at for the Top 5 Finalists, followed by a live demo competition on Dec 17th, 6:30pm at Columbia Business School where 300 NYVideo.org members will select the winner via live SMS vote. VOTE FOR THE TOP 5 FINALISTS HERE Make sure to RSVP to attend the competition. It's going to be a good one. You Tweet?

• Dec 3

  Bootstrapping vs. Venture Funding

  1km away in New York

  Please join us for the December 3 Ultra Light Startups event on Bootstrapping vs. Venture Funding. Please note that we do charge admission for Ultra Light Startups events - but for various reasons we do not use the Meetup.com payment system. The price is $10 (if you Pitch your venture during our "introductions by elevator pitch"), $20 (if you do not Pitch), or $30 (if you pay at the door - cash only). Online registration closes at noon the day of the event.

• Dec 9

  New York Web Analytics December Meetup

  1km away in New York

  Matt Gershoff from Conductics (www.conductrics.com) will be presenting their new AI-meets-Analytics application, mPath. The app is still in Beta mode and their website is very cryptic, which means of course that your eyes are in for a treat.

• Dec 23

  New York ALT.NET Group December Meetup

  1km away in New York

  Topic: REST Communications and Applications in .NET [divider] Ben Dewey will be providing an overview of REST technologies and patterns in .NET. Preliminary outline for the agenda is as follows: [list]*What is REST*Roy Fielding*Rules/Guidelines*HTTP Methods*Urls*Return Types*WADL*Serving REST in .NET*WCF*ASP.NET MVC*Consuming REST in .NET*WebRequest*WCF Interfaces*HttpClient*Samples

• Dec 4

  Exploring data with ggplot in R

  1km away in New York

  "ggplot2 is a plotting system for R, based on the grammar of graphics, which tries to take the good parts of base and lattice graphics and none of the bad parts. It takes care of many of the fiddly details that make plotting a hassle (like drawing legends) as well as providing a powerful model of graphics that makes it easy to produce complex multi-layered graphics." From: / One of the great things about R is the inbuilt plotting and data exploration tools.

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