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The Games Are Coming.You should check the Scripting Games Announcement Channel for the most up to date information. Tweeting about the Games? Use hashtag #Psh2013. We know, we would usually use #SG2013, but someone's using it for an event running at almost the same time. More Information:
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We will not have our usual meeting on the first Thursday of the month in September. Instead we are hosting PowerShell Saturday #002 on Septemeber 15th. Register here http://powershellsaturday.com/002/register/
And here is the main page with all the speaker and session information: www.powershellsaturday.com/002
We hope you will join us for the information packed day of PowerShell learning.
The Philadelphia PowerShell User Group is a group of IT Professionals
interested in learning and using Windows PowerShell. We encourage
PowerShell users of any skill level (from newbie to expert and everything
inbetween) to join.
The Bangalore User Group is meeting for their first ever UG meet on July 28th, 2012.
The event details are as follows:
Discover Training Hall
I am putting together a PowerShell group located on the Eastern Shore of Maryland and surrounding area. The group will focus on Microsoft System Administrators but will not be exclusive to them – anyone can join and everyone is welcome. The group will consist of PowerShell users with knowledge and experience as well as those getting ready to begin their journey with this powerful tool. We will meet and share knowledge helping each other overcome challenges.
This user group is a part of Bangalore ITPro user group that focuses on a broad range of IT Pro topics. The PowerShell Bangalore User Group a.k.a PSBUG is a PowerShell focused user group for both developer and
IT Pro topics related to PowerShell.
SCRIPT CLUB
The next scripting game is sure to be a great time. The goal of this scripting game is to learn how to create scripts and functions.
You will create a script that can play Rock, Paper, Scissors against other scripts. In a nutshell, your script will receive information about the state of the game, and it will return a single string (either rock, paper, or scissors) to indicate which move to make next.
The next NTPCUG PowerShell SIG meeting is Saturday, July 21, 2012 at 8:00 am. This month we will be discussing the ways that FTP can be used from PowerShell (Native .NET, Command line, and compiled Cmdlets). Join us for a free-form, all purpose discussion from 8-9 and a targeted discussion focusing on the topic listed above from 9-10.
