Drones New York

From NY Drone User Group

4.7

On our monthly online meetings, you connect from home (or your favorite spot) and watch the fun, talk to other members or guests, get news updates, see some videos from our database, show some of your own videos and photos (or send me a link to your favorite YouTube video and, 'if appropriate' 😉 I'll show it) and **generally have a great time**..... Minimum of 4 Members (not including the Host) or it will be postponed... I've scheduled this as a two hour event that you can join at any time as long as you have RSVPed to 'Attend' before the event starts (let me know if you're joining us late). We also keep going as long as there are interested active members online, which is often the case... For security\* reasons, RSVP to Attend in the usual way and I'll send you full instructions by eMail the night before on how you access from almost anywhere in the world using the app of your choice (see **[http://alturl.com/tfdiz](http://alturl.com/tfdiz)**) that you can download from **[http://Zoom.us](http://zoom.us/)** * if you haven't got the info message by 2 hours before the meeting, do not post a comment here. Send me a direct message or a TEXT and I'll resend it to you. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Please donate towards the group running costs (fees are over $390^ a year) by sending a donation to **Nick@NyDug.org** at **[https://PayPal.com](https://paypal.com/)**.. Thanks to several of you for your past donations... ^ Meetup charges Organizers over $18 per month (it's not free like it is to members) and Zoom $15 per month. * We do it this way, to avoid getting destructive meeting crashers.

The Drone Group online

From NJ Drone User Group

On our monthly online meetings, you connect from home (or your favorite spot) and watch the fun, talk to other members or guests, get news updates, see some videos from our database, show some of your own videos and photos (or send me a link to your favorite YouTube video and, 'if appropriate' 😉 I'll show it) and **generally have a great time**..... Minimum of 4 Members (not including the Host) or it will be postponed... I've scheduled this as a two hour event that you can join at any time as long as you have RSVPed to 'Attend' before the event starts (let me know if you're joining us late). We also keep going as long as there are interested active members online, which is often the case... For security\*\*\*\*\* reasons, RSVP to Attend in the usual way and I'll send you full instructions by eMail on how you access from almost anywhere in the world using the app of your choice (see **[http://alturl.com/tfdiz](http://alturl.com/tfdiz)**) that you can download from **[http://Zoom.us](http://Zoom.us)** * if you haven't got the info message by 2 hours before the meeting, do not post a comment here. Send me a direct message or a TEXT and I'll resend it to you. **=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=** Please donate towards the group running costs (fees are over $390\* a year) by sending a donation to **Nick@NjDug.org** on **[https://PayPal.com](https://PayPal.com)**.. Thanks to several of you for your past donations... \* Meetup charges Organizers over $18 per month (it's not free like it is to members) and Zoom $15 per month **=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=** **\*\*\*\*\*** We do it this way, to avoid getting destructive meeting crashers.

From Ego Free Jam + Audiovisual Improv @ Delight Factory

Drone Lab & VoicePlay + Open Projector

Fri, Oct 16, 11:00 PM

5.0

A two-part experience - drop-in or out anytime! **VoicePlay**: An exploration of expression and improvisation using breath, voice, and embodied play led by Mela Closs - 7 PM **Drone Lab + Open Projector**: Experiment with what you’ve learned, make sounds, show video art, or just lean back and enjoy - 8 PM **Learn more and register [here](https://www.delightfactorynyc.com/events/drone-lab-oct2026).** ### Voice Play We’ll start with a drop-in version of VoicePlay, a safe space to play with voice as a tool for authentic expression and playful improvisation. Come explore your embodied expression in this joyful hour of somatic and vocal exploration and experimentation. We will play with vocal improvisation, relaxation of the body, deep listening, traditional somatic practices and connection with the inner sounds waiting to be expressed! We begin with stretches, breathing exercises, and vocal warm ups to relax the body and open the flow of expression. We then move to a playful voice exploration, creating a safe and brave space to play with voice and movement as tools for healing and expression as a group, including unpitched sounds. We will explore and be silly with the curiosity of the inner child. The workshop concludes with a group voice and movement improvisation, bringing us directly into Drone Lab where you can play with and implement what you’ve learned. Bring a water bottle and wear clothes for movement and dance. ### Drone Lab + Open Projector An ambient music jam with big-screen visuals in a beautiful space. Play, vocalize, project, or just lean back and enjoy. Bring your gear - synths, laptops, instruments, pedals - and plug in, or play the venue's. Visual artists, VJs, and live coders: bring your laptop and project. Sign-up slots for visuals. Sound makers just drop in. Watch, listen, and let the room shape what emerges. Part performance, part sound meditation, part jam. Bearded Twin provides a foundation of drone and visuals. You come in and add to it. **How to join in:** * **Music:** Open to everyone, anytime during the event. Bring your instrument or use ours. * **Visuals:** First-come, first-served slots (20 minutes each, or more if there’s room). Bring your laptop. **The vibe:** There’s no setlist, no headliner, just a free-flowing mix of collaboration, exploration, and tuning into one another. You can participate or lounge in the cozy space and take it all in. Feel free to move between the main space, bar, or backyard art installation anytime. No intermissions. Shoes off. ### Schedule (drop-in/out anytime) 6:45 PM: Doors open 7:00 - 8:00 PM: VoicePlay with Mela Closs 8:00 - 8:30 PM: Introduction of instruments (arrive early if you want assistance with equipment beyond plugging into 1/4” mixer, HDMI) 8:30 - 10:45 PM: Sound and visual improvisations 10:45 - 11:00 PM: Framing and closing ### Suggested donations VoicePlay: $20 Drone Lab: $20 VoicePlay + Drone Lab $30 Funds directly support artists and venue. Choose your price point, it’s entirely up to you. Consider where you are on the spectrum between struggling to maintain access to basic needs and financial security/wealth. ### Q&A **I’m bringing gear, what do I need to know?** **Amplified instruments or synthesizer**: We have five mixer inputs, three of which are stereo, 1/4”, and power supply. If your gear is more complex than a simple plug into the mixer, please arrive 15 mins before the event. **Video**: We have an HDMI cable hook-up. **Can I bring an instrument?** Yes, or you can use ours. We have a piano, Rhodes, and various hand drums and percussion instruments. **Is everyone free to play what they want?** Yes, Drone Lab is an improvisational night with open participation. The intention is for it to be more meditative than cacophonous, so we reserve the right to do volume control. **What if there are lots of people wanting to plug in at the same time?** If demand is high, we’ll do what we can to make sure everyone gets to play. **Is there a drone sound foundation to build on?** Yes, facilitator [Bearded Twin](https://www.beardedtwin.com/) will provide the base drone for the night. **How much time do I have for my video set?** We’ll have a sign-up sheet, each slot is 15-20 mins, depending on demand. If slots aren’t filled, you can do more than one. **Can I just come and watch / listen?** Absolutely! We have bean bags, cushions, hammocks, and chairs for your lounging pleasure.

Do Zebras Have Tails? / Bird Walk

Sat, Oct 3, 5:30 PM

From BirdingAroundNYC

Hi Welcome to my new Podcast! Please subscribe for free on YouTube and enjoy a free bird walk! Thank you! Deb

From New York Android Engineers

Dev Community Android Meetup NYC & DC

Thu, Oct 8, 9:00 PM

From NYC Generative and Agentic AI

**Speaker Kartik Agrawal** **Topic title: Catching Ghosts: How Play Integrity Stops Devices That Don't Exist** Bio: Kartik Agrawal is a Senior Android Engineer with over 8 years of experience building and scaling mobile apps across diverse domains. He currently works on the Mobile Core team at Netflix, focused on the foundational infrastructure that powers Android development across the company. Previously, at Cash App, he led work on identity, limits, and safeguards, including the multi-year build-out of the company's Play Integrity-based device attestation platform. Earlier in his career, he worked at Tinder, where he focused on solving complex UI challenges and developed a deep appreciation for intuitive user experience. Kartik has worn many hats throughout his career, from architecting resilient flows to streamlining developer processes, and approaches every project with a growth mindset, focused on leaving systems better than he found them. He has also made contributions to open source, sharing back with the developer community, and is passionate about helping engineers work more effectively and create impactful products.

23 attendees

Agentic AI Modernization on AWS

Tue, Oct 6, 12:30 PM

4.4

Registration required: [Please provide your company name.](https://luma.com/s6t4ytls) Full day: 2 technical sessions: 1 morning, 1 afternoon with hands-on workshops ## **Executive panel (4PM)** **Build, buy, or partner: the capital-markets technology stack in the agentic AI age.** A senior executive from each partner brings today's challenges up to the moment with an AWS FSI leader as moderator. ## **What you'll learn** * **Intel — Xeon 6:** "HPC without the accelerator tax." Monte Carlo/VaR risk grids, low-latency pricing, and CPU-based AI inference. On-prem or anchored to AWS EC2 instances on the newest Xeon. * **KX — kdb+ / kdb Insights:** "Tick-to-trade analytics at scale." — real-time and historical market data, TCA, surveillance. * **Cockroach Labs:** "Resilient ledgers and global consistency." — trading/settlement systems that survive region failure, distributed transactions for post-trade and payments. * **Neo4j:** "Graph for surveillance, AML/KYC, and counterparty risk." Plus GraphRAG as the bridge into the AI sessions. * **Cohere:** "Research-analyst and document-intelligence copilots." RAG over filings/prospectuses, secure enterprise deployment (North platform), on AWS/Bedrock. * **DataMasque:** "DataMasque is designed to secure sensitive information by replacing it with realistic, functional, and anonymous data across non-production environments. This event takes place at a secure facility. Please bring a government-issued photo ID for entry. Your photo will be taken at reception.

22 attendees

PHDs & Pints: How AI Sees Cancer

Tue, Oct 6, 10:30 PM

From New York Coworking Friends

From Elastic New York City User Group

Join us in meeting at Sour Mouse's evening lecture series, PHDs and Pints! We'll meet up a little beforehand to hang out, chat, and socialize a bit before the lecture. Join the **[Whatsapp chat](https://waprotect.com/b4SxaaAB?utm_source=luma)** to make sure you find our group. This is not a dry academic talk. Expect storytelling, humor, surprising insights, and plenty of “wait… that’s actually true” moments. **How AI Sees Cancer: From Microscope to Machine** What if a computer could look at a tiny piece of tissue and find patterns in cancer that the human eye might miss? For the next **PHDs & Pints**, we're going inside one of the most fascinating applications of artificial intelligence: **how AI is changing the way we study, detect, and understand cancer.** Join **Dr. Akash Parvatikar, Director of Artificial Intelligence at Biobase and PhD in Computational Biology**, for a look at the rapidly evolving world of digital pathology — where traditional microscope slides are transformed into massive digital images that can be analyzed using machine learning. Akash has spent his career at the intersection of **AI, biology, and pathology**. His research has included developing explainable AI systems for challenging breast cancer diagnoses and studying why even trained pathologists can sometimes interpret the same tissue differently. Today, he works on AI-driven biological data platforms designed to help researchers make sense of increasingly complex biomedical data. We'll explore questions like: **What does AI actually "see" when it looks at cancer? Can a machine recognize patterns a doctor might miss? Why can two pathologists look at the same tissue and reach different conclusions? Could AI help make diagnoses more consistent? And where should we *not* trust AI with our health?** We'll also look at how scientists are teaching machines to analyze millions of cells, recognize biomarkers and turn traditional pathology slides into entirely new sources of data — while confronting a critical problem: if an AI reaches a conclusion, doctors need to understand **why**. Please also RSVP[ ](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/phds-pints-how-ai-sees-cancer-tickets-2000720561056?aff=oddtdtcreator&utm_source=luma)**[here on eventbrite](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/phds-pints-how-ai-sees-cancer-tickets-2000720561056?aff=oddtdtcreator&utm_source=luma)** to reserve your spot. 🚀 **Join the Whatsapp Community to Stay Updated** → Join our **[Whatsapp community](https://waprotect.com/b4SxaaAB?utm_source=luma)** to find people when you arrive, ask any questions, stay updated about the meetup or join socials organized by members on other days. **About the Organizer** **[New York Coworking Friends](https://newyorkcoworkingfriends.com/?utm_source=luma)** is a community of remote workers who meet at different coworking spaces, cafes, and other third spaces throughout the city for social coworking sessions to make remote work more fun. Follow us on **[Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/ny_coworking_friends?utm_source=luma).**

20 attendees

Coding Agents with Elastic Memory + The Evolution to Stateless Serverless

Tue, Oct 6, 10:00 PM

4.6

Kick off ElasticON week with the **Elastic NYC User Group** and **Pulumi** at our special **pre-ElasticON NYC meetup** on Tuesday, October 6! Engin Diri from Pulumi and Ines Potier from Elastic will share technical talks, followed by pizza, refreshments, and networking with the New York City tech community. 🎟️ **Continue the experience at ElasticON NYC** ElasticON NYC takes place on Thursday, October 8, and **registration is free**! Connect with Elastic experts and the community, gain hands-on experience, and discover how the Elasticsearch Platform powers real-world AI, search, observability, and security solutions. **[Register for ElasticON NYC here](https://www.elastic.co/events/elasticon/new-york-city?utm_source=luma&utm_medium=event_page&utm_campaign=elasticon_nyc_2026&utm_content=pre_elasticon_meetup_oct6)** 📅 **Date:** Tuesday, October 6th from 6:00-8:00 PM 📍 **Location:** Elastic NYC Office 1250 Broadway, Floor 16, Training Room New York, NY 10001 🎤 **Want to present at our next meetup?** Are you interested in presenting your Elastic use case? We welcome 5-10 minute lightning talks, 45-minute deep dives, and everything in between. If you're interested, please send us an email at [meetups@elastic.co.](http://meetups@elastic.co./) 📝**Agenda:** * 6:00 pm: Doors open; say hi and eat some food * 6:30 pm: **Give Your Coding Agent an (Elastic) Memory** \- Engin Diri $Pulumi$ * 7:10 pm: **Stateless vs stateful: Learn how the stateful architecture was transformed into stateless for Serverless and why** Ines Potier (Sr. Software Engineer at Elastic) * 7:30 - 8:00 pm: Networking and event wrap-up 💭 **Talk Details:** **Give Your Coding Agent an (Elastic) Memory** \- Engin Diri $Pulumi$ *If you work with a coding agent every day, you know the routine. Each new session starts blank: the agent re-reads files it read yesterday, asks about decisions you settled last week, and redoes debugging you already finished. Its only memory is the context window, and that empties every time you close your laptop.* *Claude Code ships a built-in fix: markdown notes the agent writes for itself and reads back at the next session start. It helps, but the notes live on one machine, there is no real search, and anything past the first page of the index gets dropped.* *agent-memory, an open source project based on Elastic, takes the same idea further: memory lives in Elasticsearch, where decisions, tasks, and session history are searchable and shared across machines. I'll run both side by side, kill an agent mid-task, and show how much more a fresh one remembers when its memory is a search engine instead of a text file.* *And here comes Pulumi: one command creates everything in Elastic Cloud, it lives in a repo you can review, and every teammate gets an identical memory backend instead of their own snowflake. No promises about becoming a 1000x AI engineer, but your agent will stop asking you the same question twice.* **Stateless vs stateful: Learn how the stateful architecture was transformed into stateless for Serverless and why** Ines Potier (Sr. Software Engineer at Elastic) *Details coming soon!*

76 attendees

Agentic Data Science: How AI Agents Are Reinventing Business Analytics

Tue, Oct 6, 9:30 PM

From PyMC Labs Online Meetup

4.7

As AI evolves from passive copilots into autonomous systems, enterprise analytics is undergoing a fundamental shift. Static dashboards and manual reporting are giving way to intelligent data agents capable of querying complex datasets, discovering hidden insights, and executing real-time strategic decisions. Join us for an exclusive, high-impact panel featuring world-class leaders operating at the intersection of AI execution, enterprise transformation, and product strategy. We will dive into how agentic AI is redefining corporate decision-making, where the technology stands today, and what it takes to deploy autonomous workflows safely into production. **Time:** 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM **Registration:** Please book your free tickets here: https://gomry.com/l/Y27qj5E **Featured Panelists:** * **[Amaryllis Liampoti](https://www.linkedin.com/in/amaryllisliampoti/)**[ ](https://www.linkedin.com/in/amaryllisliampoti/)\| *Managing Director & Partner, Global Growth Leader at BCG X* Leading the tech build and design unit at Boston Consulting Group, Amaryllis collaborates directly with C-suite executives globally to scale data-driven marketing engines and execute transformative enterprise AI solutions. * **[Dan Morris](https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-morris-8954139/)** \| *Global GTM & Ecosystem Leader (Agentic AI & Customer Data)* A veteran GTM and product strategy executive specializing in commercializing Agentic AI, customer data platforms, and enterprise data ecosystems. **Host & Moderator:** * **[Dr. Luca Fiaschi](https://www.linkedin.com/in/lfiaschi/)** \| *Partner & GenAI Lead at [PyMC Labs](https://www.linkedin.com/company/pymc-labs)* An AI executive with 15+ years of experience leading AI and data science transformations. As Partner at PyMC Labs, Dr. Fiaschi leads the GenAI vertical, helping enterprises build and scale production LLM applications, RAG systems, and agentic workflows. He previously served as Chief Data & AI Officer at Mistplay and VP of Data at HelloFresh, and holds a PhD in Machine Learning. **Schedule & Agenda** * **Time:** 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM * **5:30 PM:** Doors Open & Pre-Panel Networking * **6:15 PM – 7:15 PM:** Panel Discussion & Live Q&A * **7:15 PM – 7:30 PM:** Post-Panel Networking & Refreshments This event is part of #AIWeekNY by Pulse NYC — a community-led festival celebrating innovation across the AI ecosystem. More at [https://pulse.nyc/ai-week/](https://pulse.nyc/ai-week/)

26 attendees

Central Park Bird Walk

Sat, Oct 3, 5:30 PM

From BirdingAroundNYC

From A11yNYC - Accessibility New York City

Beginners welcome! 1.5 hour Bird walk for $10 per person Please register by sending $10 via Venmo to @Deb-becker-8 or PayPal [editconsul@aol.com](mailto:editconsul@aol.com) The Great Fall Migration begins bringing warblers, grosbeaks, tanagers, hawks, eagles, owls and hummingbirds into Central Park. Observe all these beautiful and rare sightings with naturalist and bird guide Debbie Becker.

7 attendees

17 Years on Wheels, 20 years at Google: Subways, Wheelchairs and Maps

Wed, Oct 14, 11:30 PM

From NYSP+ | New York Street Photography Plus

This event will be online on [YouTube](https://youtu.be/D31AFpfMLp8) and in-person (New York City). **The speaker and livestream start at 7:30 pm ET**. In-person attendees may arrive as early as 7 pm ET. If arriving late, please leave a comment on this page and someone will come down ASAP. **Description** In 2009, a dramatic accident in Central Park profoundly altered my life trajectory, instantly becoming 1 in 4 people worldwide living with significant disabilities. Ever since, I've navigated the world in a wheelchair, relearning what it means to be a New York father, Google Maps engineer, and athlete. Despite the challenges, though, I've more frequently found gratitude, purpose, and even joy in the vast, strong community of people with disabilities. Gratitude for all we've accomplished in the last half-century, and both purpose and joy in working with disabled folk and allies to extend those gains. In the physical world, fighting and winning a subway accessibility lawsuit, and online, adding disability-aware data and features to Google Maps so people of all abilities can "know before we go" if a place and route are a good choice. **Presenter bio** [Sasha Blair-Goldensohn](www.linkedin.com/in/sasha-blair-goldensohn-429a5125b) leads Google Maps accessibility and disability innovation projects, helping people worldwide find accessible places and routes. He is also a disability rights activist with the Elevator Action Group for New York City subway accessibility, and has appeared in The New York Times, NPR, PBS, Vital City, Vice News, New Mobility, and West Side Rag. **Accessibility** The presentation will have human captions [CC], not automatic captions. For ASL preferred speakers, learn about the [Aira ASL App](https://aira.io/aira-asl-app/), and download it before the event. For the Blind and Low Vision community, learn about the [Aira Explorer App](https://aira.io/aira-explorer-app/) and download it before the event. To access the online webinar for audio description, use the A11yNYC Access Offer to call, or simply inform your Visual Interpreter that you'd like that offer applied when you connect. For additional accessibility requirements, please email meryl@equalentry.com **two weeks** **before** the event. **Livestream** View on [YouTube](https://youtu.be/D31AFpfMLp8) Provided by Internet Society Accessibility SIG. **Location details** The event is at 72 Spring Street on the 4th floor. Everyone must be accompanied to the event on the 4th floor. Because everyone needs to be escorted, please arrive early or on time. When you enter the ground floor, a representative from A11yNYC will be there to provide elevator access. **Transit** The building 72 Spring Street is near several transit stops: 6 train * Spring Street (non-accessible stop): 100 feet * Canal Street (accessible stop): 0.4 miles B/D/F/M trains * Broadway-Lafayette Street (accessible stop), 0.2 miles N/Q/R/W trains * Prince Street (non-accessible stop): 0.2 miles * Canal Street (accessible stop): 0.3 miles M1 / M55 Bus lines * Broadway/Spring Street stop: 500 feet Cabs and rideshares can let passengers out right near the building entrance. **Finding the building** In Google Maps, find 72 Spring Street. It shows the correct location of the entrance: on Spring Street, halfway between Crosby and Lafayette. It’s also between the Glossier store and the Krewe Eyewear store. Inside and over the reception desk in our building 72 Spring St, it says “Marc Jacobs.” **Traveling to the event?** We recommend [Hotel on Rivington](https://www.hotelonrivington.com/) or [Crosby Street Hotel](https://www.firmdalehotels.com/hotels/crosby-street-hotel). **Accreditation** All A11yNYC meetups are pre-approved for IAAP Continuing Accessibility Education Credits (CAEC). **Sponsors** Thanks to [Aira](https://aira.io/), [AKQA](https://www.akqa.com/), [Deque](https://www.deque.com/), [Evinced](https://www.evinced.com/), and [Equal Entry](https://equalentry.com/) for sponsoring. Want to be a sponsor? Contact meryl@equalentry.com

87 attendees

Early Morning NYC Photo Series: Brooklyn Waterfront, Architecture & Streets

Thu, Oct 8, 11:30 AM

We're heading to the Brooklyn waterfront to photograph one of New York City's most spectacular urban environments. **For approximately 90 minutes, we'll explore the DUMBO/Brooklyn Bridge Park area**, looking beyond the obvious skyline photograph and looking for the many different photographic opportunities around us. 📍 Meeting Point **DUMBO Archway Plaza — Water Street between Pearl Street and Anchorage Place** **We'll meet near the iconic Manhattan Bridge view and then make our way toward the waterfront and Brooklyn Bridge Park.** 📷 What we'll look for • Manhattan skyline views • Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridge perspectives • Reflections and waterfront compositions • Architecture and geometric shapes • Morning light on buildings • People interacting with the environment • Boats and activity along the East River • Details that might otherwise be overlooked The challenge is to photograph the waterfront as more than just a postcard. Try looking for people, architecture, water, and light. We'll keep the pace relaxed and stop frequently to photograph. **The goal isn't to cover every part of the waterfront—it's to give ourselves time to see and photograph what's around us.** Who should attend? All photography experience levels are welcome. Bring whatever camera you enjoy using: 📷 DSLR 📷 Mirrorless 📷 Compact camera 📱 Smartphone Feel free to bring a wide-angle lens for the larger scenes, but **don't overlook a normal or telephoto lens for isolating interesting details.** **We'll share ideas and discuss what we're seeing as we photograph.** Explore the Brooklyn waterfront with your camera. Please arrive a few minutes early. We'll begin photographing promptly at 7:30 AM. 📸 Let's see what we can find along the Brooklyn waterfront. For more information or questions, message or text Angel B at 646-247-3377

13 attendees

The Drone Group online

From NY Drone User Group

4.7

The Drone Group online

From NJ Drone User Group

On our monthly online meetings, you connect from home (or your favorite spot) and watch the fun, talk to other members or guests, get news updates, see some videos from our database, show some of your own videos and photos (or send me a link to your favorite YouTube video and, 'if appropriate' 😉 I'll show it) and **generally have a great time**..... Minimum of 4 Members (not including the Host) or it will be postponed... I've scheduled this as a two hour event that you can join at any time as long as you have RSVPed to 'Attend' before the event starts (let me know if you're joining us late). We also keep going as long as there are interested active members online, which is often the case... For security\*\*\*\*\* reasons, RSVP to Attend in the usual way and I'll send you full instructions by eMail on how you access from almost anywhere in the world using the app of your choice (see **[http://alturl.com/tfdiz](http://alturl.com/tfdiz)**) that you can download from **[http://Zoom.us](http://Zoom.us)** * if you haven't got the info message by 2 hours before the meeting, do not post a comment here. Send me a direct message or a TEXT and I'll resend it to you. **=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=** Please donate towards the group running costs (fees are over $390\* a year) by sending a donation to **Nick@NjDug.org** on **[https://PayPal.com](https://PayPal.com)**.. Thanks to several of you for your past donations... \* Meetup charges Organizers over $18 per month (it's not free like it is to members) and Zoom $15 per month **=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=** **\*\*\*\*\*** We do it this way, to avoid getting destructive meeting crashers.

From Ego Free Jam + Audiovisual Improv @ Delight Factory

Drone Lab & VoicePlay + Open Projector

Fri, Oct 16, 11:00 PM

5.0

Do Zebras Have Tails? / Bird Walk

Sat, Oct 3, 5:30 PM

From BirdingAroundNYC

Hi Welcome to my new Podcast! Please subscribe for free on YouTube and enjoy a free bird walk! Thank you! Deb

From New York Android Engineers

Dev Community Android Meetup NYC & DC

Thu, Oct 8, 9:00 PM