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AJAXWorld has secured special group rates at The
Roosevelt Hotel in New York City. What could be more convenient than
staying in the same hotel as the conference. A prominent landmark
situated on Madison Avenue and 45th Street in midtown New York City,
The Roosevelt Hotel was named in honor of President Theodore Roosevelt.
The New York City hotel opened September 22, 1924 and just celebrated
its 80th anniversary in 2004.
Stay with The Roosevelt Hotel in New York City and experience
why this famous hotel has been called the "Grand Dame of Madison
Avenue" since 1924. Convenient to Grand Central Station, JFK and Newark
Liberty International and LaGuardia airports and many other New York
City attractions and businesses, The Roosevelt Hotel's ideal New York
City location is a dream come true. Nestled among the Empire State
Building, 5th Avenue shopping and the world-famous shows on Broadway,
guests are only steps away from the action found within the heart of
the city that never sleeps.
To take advantage of our special rates:
Call the Registration Department at 1-888-833-3969 and give them the special conference code "AJAXWorld Conference/SYS-CON Media Conference." Click Here to Register Online Now and to Take Advantage of Our Special Rates! Convenient to Grand Central Station, JFK and Newark Liberty International and LaGuardia airports, The Roosevelt Hotel's ideal location is a dream come true for New York City business and leisure travelers.
Nestled among the Empire State Building, 5th Avenue shopping and the world-famous shows on Broadway, guests are only steps away from the action found within the heart of the city that never sleeps.
Airport connections are just as convenient:
Airport Distance from hotel
LaGuardia Airport 8.5 miles (30 minutes)
JFK International Airport 16 miles (45 minutes)
Newark Liberty International 18 miles (45 minutes)
 The Roosevelt Hotel is situated right where the business district meets
the Theater and 5th Avenue shopping districts.
This gives you the freedom
to walk to Rockefeller Center, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and
scores of other famous New York City attractions.
The close
proximity to New York Airports - LaGuardia and JFK International and
Newark Airports, as well as convenient airport connections, help
alleviate the stress of travel.
See below for all of the conveniently located New York businesses and attractions near The Roosevelt Hotel.
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AJAXWORLD CONFERENCE LIVE NEWS COVERAGE AJAX World - Skyway
Software Announces RIA
Developer Contest By RIA News Desk  According to Sean Walsh,
President and CEO of
Skyway Software, 'Our
Skyway Community is
thriving and our members
are very talented. We
truly look forward to
their RIAs submittals and
Skyway Builder extensions
and are excited that all
of the contributions will
benefit the entire Skyway May. 9, 2008 07:30 AM | SYS-CON Media Distributes
Collectible
"Virtualization Journal
Mugs" at JavaOne By Virtualization News Desk  Virtualization Journal
now reaches more than
60,000 online readers
with monthly digital
editions and weekly
newsletters. The premier
issue of the magazine's
print edition, which
debuts on May 6, 2008, at
JavaOne in San Francisco,
as a media sponsor of
this event, will be
available on n May. 8, 2008 06:45 PM | AJAX World - Cooking CRUD
with Flex and BlazeDS By Yakov Fain In today's cooking class
you'll add to your
cookbook a delicious
recipe. It's quick and
won't cost you a dime.
I'm sure you've been in
one of these situations
when you have unexpected
guests arriving in 20
minutes and need to make
a good impression. Let's
create an application
that Apr. 28, 2008 10:15 AM | AJAX World - Curl
Launches Adobe AIR
Competitor By RIA News Desk Curl announced the beta
release of Curl Nitro,
the code name for an
extension of the Curl
Rich Internet Application
(RIA) platform which
offers enhanced desktop
capabilities required by
today's enterprises. The
Nitro extension
simplifies the process of
installing and managing
Curl appl Apr. 22, 2008 06:30 PM | Is the Silverlight
Adoption Rate
Artificially Inflated? By Kevin Hoffman  Silverlight 2.0 is a
freaking phenomenal RIA
development environment
and I would actually, at
this point, put the
development experience in
Silverlight 2.0 above and
beyond Flex. I can do
more faster and have it
look better and run more
efficiently in
Silverlight 2.0 than I
can in Flex Apr. 21, 2008 05:45 PM | AJAX World - Adobe Flex 4
Is Shaping Up By Yakov Fain  Adobe has published their
first plan of what should
be included in Flex 4
that is scheduled to
release next year. Since
Flex is an open source
product, you have a say
in this too. Obviously,
there's a hope that
upcoming Thermo release
will bring together
developers and designers.
I'm c Apr. 21, 2008 05:45 PM | Silverlight 2 - Adobe
Flex Killer Is on Its
Way! By Kevin Hoffman  Silverlight 2.0 kicks ass
and I can't wait to start
dropping more hardcore
blog posts regarding it.
Scott Guthrie's tutorials
are a fantastic place to
start. The issue I have,
however, is that all of
the tutorials assume you
have installed
Silverlight 2.0 tools for
VS 2008. There is a Apr. 13, 2008 11:00 AM | Early Notes on GoogleApps By Dave Winer  Now, what Google
announced is really
exciting! I'm not
kidding. It's even better
than I hoped. Yes, it's
only Python, but IBM's
PC-DOS was only BASIC and
Pascal when it first came
out, and it didn't
matter. Yeah, I preferred
C, but I coded in Pascal
because that's what you
had to do to Apr. 10, 2008 09:15 AM | Adobe Wants to Be on the
iPhone and Will
"Reorganize" Its Mobile
and Device Business Unit By Maureen O'Gara Rumor has it that in the
next few weeks Adobe is
going to 'reorganize' its
Mobile and Device
business unit where its
Jobs-criticized Flash
Lite lives and send the
engineers to go work with
the larger platform
effort and Flash proper,
which Jobs has also
criticized. Presumably,
Adobe is Apr. 7, 2008 02:45 PM | AJAXWorld and Bear
Stearns By Yakov Fain This was the first time
I've included into the
list of the RIA players a
little known product
called Curl. Even though
this language was created
in MIT, it's mainly used
in Japan. I had a chance
to spend an hour with
Curl folks today, and it
seems that this language
may be a good fit Apr. 7, 2008 09:00 AM |
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At Java One this week Sun
has been selling its year
-old-but-still-upcoming -
and definitely
late-to-the-party - Adobe
AIR- and Microsoft
Silverlight-competitive
JavaFX Rich Client
environment as