Thursday, May 24, 2012 at 10:45AM 
The previously-scheduled meeting on Thursday, June 21 has been moved to Wednesday, June 27. We’ll also have a different sponsor and agenda, but the times should be the same. Keep an eye here for details as we flesh them out.
Meeting in Announcements Wednesday, May 23, 2012 at 11:25AM 
Once again, the KC virtualization community is invited to gather for a casual, un-sponsored get-together for another vBeers.
Location: The Well Bar & Grill
Address:
7421 Broadway
Kansas City, MO
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Date: Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Time: 6:30pm - ??
No registration needed: just show up!
Monday, May 7, 2012 at 11:28AM 
Registration is now open for the San Francisco-hosted conference.
VMUG members holding Advantage subscriptions will receive a $100 discount on top of selected other discounts (eg, Alumni).
Most of the leadership for the KC VMUG will be attending the show, so you can expect the October meeting to be full of information and stories if you aren’t able to attend.
VMWORLD in Announcements Tuesday, April 10, 2012 at 2:59PM 
The VMUG is gearing up for another meeting at our regular hang-out, Boulevard Brewing Company. Agenda items include a presentation from sponsor Fusion IO as well as a VMware update including details about vShield Zones for vSphere.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
2pm — 4pm
Muehlbach Suite, Boulevard Brewing Company
2501 Southwest Boulevard, KCMO
Free Parking!
See the registration pages for more information.
Thursday, March 1, 2012 at 9:31AM 
The VMUG needs YOU!
Are you tired of going to meetings that seem more like just a vendor sales pitch rather than being a good technical presentation?
YOU CAN FIX THAT!
All it takes is some brave members who are willing to get up in front of his/her peers and present. If we could get more members that were willing to present at meetings, there would be less time consumed by the vendors. After all, it’s our meeting.
Any VMware-related topic is fair game:
Not sure if you’re up to it?
Consider this: it doesn’t have to be hard or complicated. In fact, the simpler, the better. You don’t have to take up 60 minutes; even a short, 5-minute demo could be useful to another member of the group, making the trip to the meeting worthwhile.
The group leaders want to make your meetings a valuable use of your time; member presentations are a great way to make that happen.
Interested? Shoot an email to ben.clayton@kcvmug.com and let him know.
Don’t forget: public speaking is a great bullet point for your resume!
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