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The June NY Tech Meetup

Jun 2006 6

Tue 7:00 PM

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Estimated attendance: 350 people attended.
4.5050
Who organized?
Scott Heiferman

Door fee: $5.00 per person

8 people get 5 minutes each to wow the NY tech community

Now Open to 500 RSVPs!!

* See a guy named Roy shove a sticky note onto his phone
* See Seth Goldstein reveal the secrets of his attention code
* See some dude named Dmitri "securely and privately share all kinds of files"
* See a real live semi-finalist of the NAVTEQ LBS Challenge at CTIA in Las Vegas and his mobile game
* See why "Matt" says "I don't expect a presentation to end in handcuffs"
& maybe more....
Who will be "Best In Meetup" ???

$5 at the door

Must RSVP

ALSO, Dawn (co-organizer) needs help Tuesday morning and evening setting up chairs & stuff for this Meetup. Know someone who wants to make a few bucks? Contact Dawn via http://newtech.meetup...

Thanks to the fine venture capital investors of DFJ Gotham ( http://www.dfjgotham.... ) for $-support for the New York Tech Meetup!

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Who attended?

350 attendees
- Glenn Marcus
  
  “ I liked the casual format. Some suggestions: 1. Help folks use the microphone. Many of the speakers kept turning away from the mic while speaking. 2. Have the speakers repeat the questions asked before answering them. The June event was in an awesome space. It would be great to let folks setup demos of various projects on side tables towards the back. Glenn ”
- matt knox
  
  “ This was my first meetup, and it was a superb experience. I like the 8 lightning presentation format, and I thought the presenters were mostly very good. I was surprised at the technical level of the talks-most everyone speaking was tech, not biz. I thought it would be the other way around. The food/beer at the back was a nice touch also. I am happy I went, and I will go again. ”
- Shawn
  
  “ Got there late but all in all it was good. The turnout was awesome as always and the presentations were great. They were focused mainly on web applicaitons and "web 2.0" but thats what i like so there... ”
- Yair
  
  “ Pretty good. Wouldn't have hurt to have a couple of slides or web page or somesuch at the end to e.g.: - make it clear on how to vote (e.g. put [masked], etc.) - on any contact info presenters wanted to open up ”
- Ben Vanik
  
  “ Woo free beer! ;) ”
- Greg Galant
  
  “ Very cool hub for the tech scene. PowerPoint slides seem to be creeping into the presentations more and more. Maybe presenters should have to donate an extra $5 to the group for every PP slide they use. ”
- Ron Reeser (+1 guest)
  
  “ bueno, will be back next time ”
- Nic Fulton
  
  “ Enjoyed it. Had to run early (around 8.30) but excellent content. ”
- Drew Robertson (+1 guest)
  
  “ Please put a page with links to the websites of the presenters from last night and the last few months. ”
- Ned Boyajian
  
  “ Great low, key, democratic feeling. ”
- Barry Goldberg
  
  “ First time, been trying to go for months. ”
- Joshua Gaynor
- michaelemeyers
- Jung Lee
- Esther Dyson
- Ken Berger
- Lam Nguyen (+1 guest)
- Yaron Samid (+1 guest)
- Michael Smolens (+2 guests)
- Ana Hevesi (+2 guests)
- jonathanpberger (+1 guest)
- Scott Kidder
- Lee
- Rob
- Unity Stoakes
- Richard Reisman
- Matt Dilmaghani (+1 guest)
- Kelly Hair (+1 guest)
- rufus griscom
- Lorren Elkins
- Barry Burd
- Howard Yeh (+1 guest)
- Corrine (+2 guests)
- Bruce Colwin (+1 guest)
- Robert Haile (+1 guest)
- TrekShare.com
- Sebastian Delmont (+1 guest)
- Eric Yoon
- francisco villegas (+1 guest)
- Chris Lopinto
- Tristan Louis (+1 guest)
- Eric Friedman (+1 guest)
- Sara Holoubek
- Steve Eisenberg
- Patricia
- Mike Cichowski
- Beth Temple (+1 guest)
- Vardaan Vasisht (+2 guests)
- Alexis
- Alon Cohen (+1 guest)