Hello All
Is it too late to register for the Workshop ?

On Tue, May 31, 2016 at 12:07 PM, Mike Walter <
[email protected]> wrote:

> The 2016 VM Workshop attendee and sponsor registration is still
> open. Don’t miss the z/VSE content!
>
> The 2016 VM Workshop will be held Thursday-Saturday June 23-25, 2016 at
> Rutgers University, Busch Campus Center. 604 Bartholomew Rd, Piscataway
> Township, NJ 08854.  This year’s VM Workshop is the sixth since being
> reanimated at Ohio State University in 2011.  The registration fee is still
> only $100 per attendee (including sponsor attendees).
>
> Important Registration Deadlines… TONIGHT…TUESDAY, May 31:
> ••   Polo Shirt Order:     May 31, midnight EDT (0400 UTC)
> ••   Dorm Reservation: May 31, midnight EDT (0400 UTC)
> ••   Reception/Dinner: May 31, midnight EDT (0400 UTC)
>
> However, online registration will remain open after May 31, and on-site
> Walk-in Registration and payment will be accepted;  but after the deadlines
> above no registrations for dorm room housing will be processed, nor
> guarantee of entry into the included Thursday Evening Gala
> Reception/Banquet Dinner, nor will be there any guarantee of a nifty Polo
> shirt.  (Lead time is required for the university to prepare the dorm
> housing, dinner quantities, and for the polo shirt manufacturer to adorn
> the polo shirt left sleeves with the 2016 VM Workshop logo.)
>
> All completed, paid registrations submitted before the deadlines above are
> guaranteed to receive (plus any addition purchases by that date):
> • Regular and Sponsor attendees:
> o A high quality Polo shirt in Rutgers University scarlet school colors,
> with a VM Workshop 2016 logo on the left sleeve, Shirts will be available
> for pickup at the VM Workshop registration table beginning Thursday morning.
> o Attendance at the Thursday evening gala Banquet Reception and Dinner,
> • A reserved dorm room (for those pre-paying for dorm ‘nights’).
>
> WHO:
> All z/VM, Linux on z Systems, and z/VSE friends
>
> WHAT:
> Choose from multiple concurrent presentations packed full of
> up-to-the-minute technical sessions for all expertise levels of z/VM, Linux
> on z Systems, z/VSE; and from Hands-On Labs including:
> ••       z/VM 6.3 SSI Installation -or- Migration -or-Upgrade Hands-On
> Lab,  (You choose which path to follow)
> ••       Linux for z Systems Installation Hands-On Lab,
> ••       Intro to Rexx Hands-On Lab,
> ••       Unlock your z/VSE data and applications for the Mobile World
> Hands-On Lab.
>
> A preliminary session list of submitted session ideas (subject to final
> selection) including many z/VSE sessions and speakers from IBM Germany is
> posted at: Preliminary Session List. This list is suitable for sharing with
> managers, and includes Connor Krukosky’s very popular session:  “There’s a
> z890 in My Basement”!
>
> WHERE:
> ••    Rutgers University, Busch Campus Center. 604 Bartholomew Rd,
> Piscataway Township, NJ 08854.  See: 2016 VM Workshop Site Map.
>
> Location, dorm room lodging details ($65/night/bed single bedroom, or
> $55/night/bed double bedroom – each with bathrooms shared by suite-mates),
> sponsor information, and registration details for the 2016 VM Workshop, and
> much more have been posted to:
> 2016 VM Workshop Links
>
> WHEN:
> Sessions are presented beginning Thursday morning JUNE 23 until about 1 PM
> EDT (or so) Saturday JUNE 25.  Wednesday June 22 is reserved for VM
> Workshop Volunteer Committee site preparation and lab setup; if you are
> interested in helping, just show up and we’ll put you to cheerful,
> fulfilling work!  ☺
>
> 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, terrific camaraderie, and
> professional networking.  Come to meet VM old-timers... and *future* z/VM
> old-timers while learning the latest technical z/VM, ‘Linux on z Systems’,
> and z/VSE details.  Don't know where to start with Linux on z Systems?
> About VM Workshop Is a great place to start!
>
> PRICE:
> STILL UNCHANGED from the previous six years, **ONLY $100 per attendee**.
> Optional dorm room housing with full linens are available as listed above.
> This is the best bargain out there for z/VM and ‘Linux on z Systems’
> education, and is quite reasonable for anyone paying their own way.
> ••   Regular attendees and sponsor attendees: The $100 registration fee
> for regular and sponsor attendees includes:
>    o   access to all sessions and hands-on labs;
>    o   if registered before the deadline above, a snazzy 2016 VM Workshop
> polo shirt
>            (not just a cheap T-shirt like those high-priced conferences);
>    o   if registered before the deadline above, attendance Thursday
> evening at the Gala Dinner Reception and Dinner,
>    o   and almost all other meals (Friday night is left free to explore
> the host site area on your own).
> ••   Full-time Students: A $10 registration fee includes access to all
> sessions and hands-on labs.
> ••   Spouse attendees: A $0 registration fee provides: an optional means
> of purchasing a dorm room bed (deadline and pricing as described above),
> and/or optional attendance at the Thursday evening Gala Reception Banquet
> and Dinner.
>
>
> HOW:
> Registration is now available online, please check it out soon at:  Click
> Here to go directly to the Registration page
> (that page has links for pretty much everything you’ll need).  ‘Live’
> z/VM-hosted webservers are standing by to take your registration!  Paypal
> is used  for all payments so that we never store, or even see, any credit
> card payment information.
>
> On-site registration will be available (cash or credit), but dorm rooms
> and polo shirts and complimentary entry to the Thursday evening dinner must
> be ordered by the deadlines listed above.
>
> PARTICIPATE (yourself!):
>
> ••   Compete in the historical (occasionally hysterical) VM Workshop "Ugly
> Hawaiian Shirt" contest for a chance to win a treasured, but ugly
>       prize!   (B.Y.O.U.H.S.)
> ••   The VM Workshop began as a way for VM systems programmers to share…
> • what they did at their site,
> • tools they had written, and
> • what they had learned.
>
> Please do your part to help us return to that pattern of mostly
> USER-PRESENTED sessions.  Don't have enough to fill an hour?  No problem...
> read more about presenting, or submit the idea (or multiple ones!) at:
> Submit a Session Idea.  The Volunteer Committee will merge multiple shorter
> presentations into full hour sessions.  Don't be shy, we're all your z/VM,
> Linux on  z Systems, and z/VSE friends.  No ‘flaming’ is tolerated, you
> won’t find a more intimate, more friendly group before which to try out
> public speaking.
>
> Place this event on your calendars, and please join us at Rutgers
> University, Piscataway, NJ.
> Don't miss this incredibly inexpensive, educational, and fun event!
>
>
> Posted on behalf of the 2016 VM Workshop Volunteer Committee, and
> Phil Tully
> 2016 VM Workshop Chairman
>
>
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