(Posted on behalf of the 2012 VM Workshop organizing committee)

WHO:
z/VM, and Linux on System z Friends, 

WHAT: 
Location, travel, lodging from (really inexpensive!) dorm rooms up to nearby 
hotels, registration, travel hints, and sponsor information for the 2012 VM 
Workshop have been posted to http://www.vmworkshop.org 

WHERE: 
The University of Kentucky in beautiful downtown Lexington, KY.  

WHEN:
SESSION DATES: Thursday morning JUNE 28 until NOON Saturday JUNE 30.
Choose from multiple concurrent presentations packed full of up-to-the-minute 
technical details for all levels of z/VM, and Linux on System z users.  
Wednesday June 27 is reserved for VM Workshop planning committee meetings; if 
you are interested in planning, please *do* join the committee.  

WHY:
Previous VM Workshops have been referred to by the small-minded as: 'a large 
number of system programmers with some limited adult supervision' (do you 
_really_ want to miss this!??).  Expect another wonderful "up close and 
personal" workshop with great content and terrific camaraderie.  Come to meet 
VM old-timers... and *future* VM old-timers while learning the latest technical 
z/VM and Linux for System z details.  Don't know where to start with Linux on 
System z?  This is a great place to start!

PRICE:
Unchanged from last year, ** ONLY $100 per attendee**.  The best bargain out 
there for VM and Linux education on System z, and reasonable for anyone paying 
their own way.

HOW:
Registration is now LIVE, please check it out soon!   Advice:  onsite 
registration is not likely, and will involve additional fees to the university, 
so register now!  (Live servers are standing by to take your registration)

As encouragement to register soon:  EVERYONE REGISTERED BY **JUNE 1ST** WILL BE 
GUARANTEED THEIR VERY OWN EXCLUSIVE "VM WORKSHOP" **POLO SHIRT** up to size 4X 
(not another cheap T-shirt given away at those "higher-priced" conferences).  
:-)~

PARTICIPATE:
If you have a cool tool or other procedure that you developed, please consider 
sharing it by filling in either (or both!)  
-  a VM Workshop session submission form at 
http://www.vmworkshop.org/2012/presenters 
-  a VM Workshop tools submission form at 
http://www.vmworkshop.org/tools/submit-a-tool
   Tools will be published to vmworkshop.org ASAP.

The VM Workshop began as a way for VM systems programmers to share what they do 
at their sites, what tools they had written, and what they had learned... let's 
stay on that track of user-presented sessions.  Don't have enough to fill an 
hour?  No problem... submit the idea (or multiple ones!) and the committee will 
merge multiple shorter presentations in to full hour sessions.  Don't be shy, 
we're all your z/VM and Linux on System z **friends** - no 'flaming' is 
tolerated.
 
Place this on your calendars and please join us at the University of Kentucky.  
Don't miss this fun (and learning) event!

Mike Walter
Aon Corporation
The opinions expressed herein are mine alone, not my employer's.

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