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====== SLUUG Steering Committee Agenda - 4 May 2011 ======
NOTE: Minutes posted on the wiki are always unofficial.
Schedules for upcoming presentations are always tentative.
(Some more tentative than others!)

====== Location ======
  Saint Louis Bread Company,
  (at Old Olive and Olive),
  10550 Old Olive Street Road,
  Creve Coeur, MO 63141

====== Date and Time ======
  * Wednesday, May 4, 2011
  * 7:00 PM - 8:20 PM

====== Attendees ======
  * Craig Buchek
  * Don Ellis
  * Lee Lammert
  * Gary Meyer
  * Jeff Muse
  * Stan Reichardt
  * Jerry Stutte
  * Rich McLennan
  * Gary Hollingsworth
  * Bob Sherrill
  * Carl Fitch

====== Agenda Changes ======
  * Are there any additions, deletions, or changes to sequence of items in the prepared agenda?
  * Due to several non-regular members, we decided to put new business first.

====== SNUG ======
  * Saint Louis Novell Users Group (SNUG)
    * Formerly a NUI group
  * Gary Hollingsworth (SNUG president) proposed formally merging SNUG group into SLUUG
  * SNUG is a 501(c)6 - trade or business organization (same as SLUUG)
  * Bob Sherrill is treasurer of NUI
  * SNUG Board plans to formally assign Lee Lammert as their treasurer
    * Lee will then be able to transfer money between accounts as necessary
    * Bank will need to get new signature cards filled out
  * Rich recommended at some point filing articles of termination with the state for SNUG
    * Once their bank account is depleted
  * Gary will get us a copy of the SNUG bylaws
  * SNUG annual filings have not been filed recently
    * Could not find "Saint Louis Novell Users Group" on MO SOS web site
    * Could not find "Saint Louis Netware Users Group" (former name) on MO SOS web site
  * Steering committee unanimously agreed to the merger
  * SLUUG board agreed to accept the decision of the steering committee

====== Secretary Report  ======
  * Nothing to report.

====== Treasurer Report ======
  * Bank Balance as of 3/31: 		$704.94

  * Income:				$  0.00
  * Expenses: 	SBE Booth 		$125.00
  * 		County Library		$ 60.00
  * Service Charge			$ 10.00
  * Bank Balance as of 4/30:		$509.94

  * Need to encourage people to use the new PayPal buttons on the web site!!

====== Mailing List Report ======
  * Subscriber numbers (approximate) as of end of April 2011:

| List     ^ Apr ^ May ^ Jun ^ Jul ^ Aug ^ Sep ^ Oct ^ Nov ^ Dec ^ Jan ^ Feb ^ Mar ^ Apr ^
^ ANNOUNCE | 752 | 755 | 755 | 739 | 736 | 724 | 718 | 717 | 718 | 717 | 717 | 708 | 703 |
^ DISCUSS  | 223 | 223 | 224 | 224 | 222 | 223 | 222 | 222 | 221 | 219 | 218 | 218 | 216 |
^ STEERCOM |  37 |  37 |  40 | 39  |  39 |  40 |  38 |  38 |  38 |  38 |  38 |  39 |  38 |
^ SYSADMIN |  19 |  19 |  19 | 19  |  19 |  19 |  18 |  18 |  17 |  17 |  17 |  17 |  17 |

  * Numbers as end of each month.
  * Blocking of mailing list attachments not completely configured yet.
  * ANNOUNCE mailing list.
    * Still no volunteer editor to do a quarterly or monthly newsletter.
  * Command used to generate these (as root on Bud):
    * /usr/local/mailman/bin/list_members **list_name** | wc -l

====== Attendance Report ======
  * Initial mail list subscriptions are prompted by attendance sheets.
  * Group leaders are responsible for taking attendance at meetings.
  * Blank attendance sheets are [[http://www.sluug.org/resources/attendance/|available here]]
  * Attendance numbers, as of end of April 2011:

| Meeting  ^ Apr ^ May ^ Jun ^ Jul ^ Aug ^ Sep ^ Oct ^ Nov ^ Dec ^ Jan ^ Feb ^ Mar ^ Apr ^
^ Steercom |  6  |  4 |   6 |   6 |  4 |   7 |  6 |   5 |  7 |  5 |  (9) |  5 |   5 |
^ SLACC    |  ?  |  5 |  (6)|   ? |  ? |     ? |  8 |   x |  7 |  ? |   5 |   ? |  (6)|
^ SLUUG    | ?  |  ? |  18 | 22? | 29(31) |  ? |  29 |  ? |  15 |  18 |  15 |  14|   ? |
^ SNUG SuSE|  8  |  8 |   9 |   4 |  8 |  ? |  - |   7 | 11(14) |  11 |  15 |  - |   7 |
^ STLLUG   | 16  | 17 |  19 |   9 |  17 |  21 |  17 |  16 |  (9) |  - |  14 |  13|  15 |
^ STCLUG   |  ?  |  6 |   5 |  12 |  5 |  6 |   6 |   4 |  - |  4 |   ? |  - |  11 |
^ HZWLUG   |  11  |  ? |   8 |   ? |  ? |  6 |  7 |   6 |  9 |  13 |   9 |  7 |  11 |

  * NA - Not part of SLUUG.
  * () - Number in parentheses is head count.
  * xx - attendance was taken, numbers not yet recorded.
  * ?  - Question mark indicates attendance not taken or sheet missing.
  * -  - dash indicates no meeting.
  * NOTE - Corrected STCLUG August and September counts.
  * NOTE - February 2011 Steercom was via IRC #SLUUG channel on freenode.

====== Meeting Review and Comments ======

===== April 2011 =====
<code>
     April 2011     
Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
                1  2
 3  4  5  6  7  8  9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
</code>

==== SLACC - April 7 ====
  * [[http://slacc.sluug.org/|SLACC]] usually holds a Linux configuration workshop - no presentation

==== SLUUG - April 13 ====
  * [[http://www.sluug.org/|SLUUG]] usually starts with a tutorial or demo session before a main presentation.
  * BASE: Chkconfig by Jerry Stutte
    * Good. Good discussion.
  * MAIN: Cross-platform Tricks (Windows and Unix) with Alan Griggs (via Jerry Stutte)
    * Good. Useful information.

==== SNUG - April 20 ====
  * [[http://snug.sluug.org/|SNUG]] is the St. Louis Novell Users Group.
  * TOPIC: Path to the Private Cloud by James Staten from Forrester and Benjamin Grubin from Novell
    * Good. Informative.

==== STLLUG - April 21 ====
  * [[http://www.stllinux.org/|STLLUG]] is the St. Louis Linux Users Group.
  * TOPIC: Natural Language Processing by Kevin Scannell (via Gary)
    * Very good. Several people were very engaged in the discussion.
    * The speaker contributes to several Open Source projects; this is the kind of speaker we need more of.
    * Topic was not terribly clear before the meeting.

==== HZWLUG - April 26 ====
  * [[http://hzwlug.sluug.org |HZWLUG]] topics are usually determined by attendees.  We usually cover more than one.

==== STCLUG - April 28 ====
  * [[http://www.stclug.org/|STCLUG]] is the St. Charles Linux Users Group.
  * TOPIC: Basics of 3-D Graphics and Animation (In Two Parts) by Ed Wehner 
    * The Basics of Making 3-D Objects (Part 1 of 2)
    * Promotional video at http://www.sendspace.com/file/jdspwe
    * Excellent. Brought software for everyone to install, and helped people do hands-on.
    * Will probably run to 3 parts or more. Gary Meyer invited Gaming Meetup to come.

====== Presentation Schedule ======

===== Potential Presenters and Topics =====
  * Link to [[/steercom/potential]] speakers and topics.

===== May 2011 =====
<code>
      May 2011      
Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
 1  2  3  4  5  6  7
 8  9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 31            
</code>

==== SLACC - May 5 ====
  * [[http://slacc.sluug.org/|SLACC]] usually holds a Linux configuration workshop - no presentation

==== SLUUG - May 11 ====
  * [[http://www.sluug.org/|SLUUG]] usually starts with a tutorial or demo session before a main presentation.
  * BASE: Homebrew (Mac OS X package manager) by Don Ellis
  * MAIN: Vim by Bill Odem (via Gary)

==== SNUG - May 18 ====
  * [[http://snug.sluug.org/|SNUG]] is the St. Louis Novell Users Group.
  * TOPIC: Going from Cloud to Cloud: Moving the Cloud to the Enterprise

==== STLLUG - May 19 ====
  * [[http://www.stllinux.org/|STLLUG]] is the St. Louis Linux Users Group.
  * TOPIC: Setting Up Webalizer by Lee Lammert

==== HZWLUG - May 24 ====
  * [[http://hzwlug.sluug.org |HZWLUG]] topics are usually determined by attendees.  We usually cover more than one.

==== STCLUG - May 26 ====
  * [[http://www.stclug.org/|STCLUG]] is the St. Charles Linux Users Group.
  * TOPIC: Basics of 3-D Graphics and Animation by Ed Wehner 
    * The Basics of Animating 3-D Objects (Part 2 of 3)
    * Promotional video at http://www.sendspace.com/file/jdspwe

===== June 2011 =====
<code>
     June 2011      
Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
          1  2  3  4
 5  6  7  8  9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30      
</code>

==== SLACC - June 2 ====
  * [[http://slacc.sluug.org/|SLACC]] usually holds a Linux configuration workshop - no presentation

==== SLUUG - June 8 ====
  * [[http://www.sluug.org/|SLUUG]] usually starts with a tutorial or demo session before a main presentation.
  * BASE: To Be Determined (TBD)
  * MAIN: To Be Determined (TBD)

==== SNUG - June 15 ====
  * [[http://snug.sluug.org/|SNUG]] is the St. Louis Novell Users Group.
  * TOPIC: To Be Determined (TBD)

==== STLLUG - June 16 ====
  * [[http://www.stllinux.org/|STLLUG]] is the St. Louis Linux Users Group.
  * TOPIC: Scratch Programming Language by Ryan Brooks (confirmed, via Jerry)
  * TOPIC2: Looking Glass Programming Language by Paul Gross of Wash U (confirmed, via Jerry)

==== STCLUG - June 23 ====
  * [[http://www.stclug.org/|STCLUG]] is the St. Charles Linux Users Group.
  * TOPIC: To Be Determined (TBD)

==== HZWLUG - June 28 ====
  * [[http://hzwlug.sluug.org |HZWLUG]] topics are usually determined by attendees.  We usually cover more than one.

===== July 2011 =====
<code>
     July 2011      
Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
                1  2
 3  4  5  6  7  8  9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31                  
</code>

==== SLACC - July 7 ====
  * [[http://slacc.sluug.org/|SLACC]] usually holds a Linux configuration workshop - no presentation

==== SLUUG - July 13 ====
  * [[http://www.sluug.org/|SLUUG]] usually starts with a tutorial or demo session before a main presentation.
  * BASE: To Be Determined (TBD)
  * MAIN: To Be Determined (TBD)
  * BACKUP: 

==== SNUG - July 20 ====
  * [[http://snug.sluug.org/|SNUG]] is the St. Louis Novell Users Group.
  * TOPIC: To Be Determined (TBD)

==== STLLUG - July 21 ====
  * [[http://www.stllinux.org/|STLLUG]] is the St. Louis Linux Users Group.
  * TOPIC: To Be Determined (TBD)
  * BACKUP: 

==== HZWLUG - July 26 ====
  * [[http://hzwlug.sluug.org |HZWLUG]] topics are usually determined by attendees.  We usually cover more than one.

==== STCLUG - July 28 ====
  * [[http://www.stclug.org/|STCLUG]] is the St. Charles Linux Users Group.
  * TOPIC: To Be Determined (TBD)

===== Potential Presenters and Topics =====
  * Link to [[/steercom/potential]] speakers and topics.

====== Old Business ======

===== Password Cards =====
  * 2009-12 We need to change root passwords.
  * 2010-01 Craig handed out new password cards.
  * 2010-06 Stan R. will build an unviewable page to record the number for server list.
    * Further implementation when we move BUD downtown.
  * 2010-07 Craig - change root passwords; make sure Mike Knight has a copy of the password card.
  * 2010-08 Status unchanged.
  * 2010-09 Status unchanged.
  * 2010-10 Mike Knight, Jerry, and Don all need password cards. Jeff sent mail to Craig inquiring.
  * 2010-11 Jerry received a password card from Craig.
  * 2010-12 Status unchanged.
  * 2011-01 Craig REALLY intends to change root passwords VERY soon.
  * 2011-02 Jeff will get pw info to Mike if he'll be at the main meeting. Afterwards, we can change passwords.
  * 2011-03 Status unchanged.
  * 2011-04 Status unchanged.
  * 2011-05 Status unchanged.

===== Server Admin =====
  * 2009-12 Bud Light offline due to fan failure, is still offline.
  * 2009-12 Craig has been adding some packages to his server; would be willing to add them to SLUUG servers.
    * fail2ban - temporarily ban IPs that have too many SSH failures (unanimous agreement)
    * fcheck - file integrity checker - emails files that changed since last time run
    * logcheck - email anomalous log entries
    * munin - monitoring of system details
    * awstats - web stats
  * 2009-12 Carl recommended using one of the Sun Netras as a log server.
  * 2010-02 Craig wondered if we could put sudo back on Bud.
    * Configure it to require root password instead of user's own password.
    * Will follow up on SYSADMIN list.
  * 2010-02 Craig wondered if we could start applying the patches pending for Bud.
    * There are a lot of patches pending now, including kernel and security fixes.
    * We have some concern with DNS patches, but Craig has applied them on his systems without issues.
    * Will follow up on SYSADMIN list.
  * 2010-02 Noah has a server we can use.
    * IBM X325, dual P4 Xeon 2.8 GHz, 2x72 GB.
    * Name: Golden Wheat
    * Craig will get with Noah to install the system.
  * 2010-03 Noah and Craig will install it on Wednesday 3/10 at 2:00 PM.
  * 2010-03 Noah has loaded VMware ESXi 4.0
  * 2010-04 New server [Debian] installed from Noah - thanks!
  * 2010-04 Noah has two more Dell 2850s for installation at IT Enterprises for the OS lab, to be supported by SLUUG. Noah to contact them and confirm installation - this will be a good indication of the support level they wish to have for an ongoing relationship.
  * 2010-04 New server from Contegix - Amber
    * Contact Lee or SysAdmin list for info
  * 2010-05 
    * PrimaryNet problem with possible rogue IRC activity on system we later identified as Golden Wheat.
    * Stan R. added some info on Golden Wheat to resources.txt file.
    * Taking Golden Wheat offline...
    * Mike Knight pointed out that Bud is not being backed up since BudLight went down.
    * Jeff Muse has started rsnapshots backing up Bud to Bock.
    * Noah Lance willing to diagram our assets -- later.
    * Joe B will be installing Sun Netra box.
  * 2010-06
    * Golden Wheat ready for reinstall - setup with virtual appliance Debian 5 XVA.
    * Lee is building backup on a server built - aliased as AMBER.  We might need different name.  
  * 2010-07
    * Golden Wheat has been re-installed, and fully functional.
    * Amber had incorrect DNS entry; Craig fixed it.
    * Lee copied over Bud home directories to /bu/home on Amber.
      * Cannot get rsync to work between the 2 systems ---  JEFF FIXED THIS
    * Work party at the bat cave - started on web, mail, system services, user IDs. Big problem now is that mysql won't let postfix log in.
  * 2010-08
    * Jerry is working on setting up Nagios
  * 2010-09
    * Backups have been disabled, since they were filling the / partition.
    * Postfix integration with MySQL -- not working yet.
    * Trying to get Zimbra installed -- not working yet either.
  * 2010-10
    * Postfix and MySQL are now talking to each other (on Amber)
    * Mailman is installed - list info needs to be migrated over yet
    * Proposed date for work party to finish moving bud to the cloud box - Nov 13th. Location TBD.
  * 2010-11
    * We have 2 new boxes.
      * Compaq DL580 (G1) boxes at Lee's house.
      * 4 x 73 GB disks (old servers have 4 x 18GB)
      * 3 GB RAM (old servers have 4 GB)
    * Work party to finish moving bud to the cloud box - Nov 13th at Lee's.
  * 2010-12
    * Got Budlight back up and runnable
      * Got a fan to fit in it
      * Need to reinstall in rack
    * Got OS installed on DL580, but Grub didn't work.
    * Lee suggested we keep 1 of each system type.
      * Keep the 2nd of each system type as backup hardware.
  * 2011-01 At December Blue Sky session Stan wanted to gather web analytics.
      * Craig said that there are 2 ways to accomplish this.
        * Way 1 is to analyze Apache logs, such as webalizer.
        * Way 2 is to use something like Google Analytics.
      * The group decided against using anything external like Google for this.
      * Craig and Lee got Webalizer working after the blue sky session.
      * Gary and Stan have been looking at the Webalizer reports.
      * [[http://www.sluug.org/hitreport/]]
      * Lee disabled a disuse account with 280 MB of email.
      * Lee tested the PayPal button.
  * 2011-03 Status unchanged.
  * 2011-04 Michelob is sick/dying.
  * 2011-05 Need to schedule work time to finish building Amber.
    * May 21 at Lee's place -- 10 AM.

===== Wash U Cleanup =====
  * 2009-09 Jerry Stutte, Jeff Muse, and Eric Xu volunteered to cleanup Wash U site.
  * 2009-09 Gary Meyer is Captain.
  * 2009-10 Captain is AWOL. Carl will be available in November or later.
  * 2009-11 Captain was AWOL.
  * 2009-12 Captain still AWOL.
  * 2010-01 Captain still AWOL.
  * 2010-02 Captain Gary Meyer still AWOL. Search party has not reported back.
  * 2010-04 Pending until next month at the earliest.
  * 2010-05 This project open since September 2009. Gary immediately left meeting.
  * 2010-06 Gary not here, nothing resolved.
  * 2010-07 Gary not here, nothing resolved.
  * 2010-09 Gary will work on this.
  * 2010-10 No progress. Stan questioned Gary's usefulness.  Suggested that he is merely decorative.
  * 2010-11 No progress. See note above about Gary's usefulness.
  * 2010-12 No progress. See note above about Gary's usefulness.
  * 2011-01 No progress. See note above about Gary's usefulness.
  * 2011-02 No progress. See note above about Gary's usefulness.
  * 2011-03 No progress. Gary is in Florida. See note above about Gary's usefulness.
  * 2011-04 No progress.
  * 2011-05 No progress.

===== Recording Meetings =====
  * 2010-12
    * We have a voice recorder (VC) for recording meeting presentations and have posted some results on web site.
    * On 28 Oct Stan R. suggested buying an additional VC so that there wouldn't be a single point of failure.
      * We forget who has it.
      * We forget to bring it.
      * We forget to turn it on.
      * We forget fresh batteries.
      * We forget how to turn it on.
      * We forget to free up space on it.
    * There was some STEERCOM list banter but nothing was brought up at 3 November Steering Committee meeting.
    * Alternative of video recording suggested, huge size of video files was mentioned.
    * Stan R. passed voice recorder to Gary M. on 18 November and doesn't want it back.
    * Noah volunteered an old Digital8 recorder.
  * 2011-01 Continued discussion, but no consensus.
  * 2011-02 Not discussed during IRC meeting.
  * 2011-03 Gary M. returned voice recorder to Stan R. before going to Florida.
    * Stan needs to pull February 2011 STLLUG recording and post it (on Amber).
      * And email it to the speaker (Igor Gueths).
  * 2011-04 Stan R. passed on voice recorder to Phil Bunch, who should be at next general meeting.
  * 2011-05 Phil B. passed voice recorder back to Stan R.
  * 2011-05 Craig suggested getting another voice recorder (or 2), and extra batteries.

===== Web Site Suggestions =====
  * 2011-01 Mike Knight's emails regarding web site.
    * Stan changed the copyright dates.
    * Good idea to list other Open Source friendly resources.
      * On a separate page from our own SIGs.
      * Sites like WITS, CVillage, Arch Reactor, 2600.
    * Our site layout has not changed for years.
      * Would take some effort to re-do it, and seems to be working for most people.
  * 2011-02 Stan hasn't gotten around to building new resources page, yet.
  * 2011-03 No change.
  * 2011-04 No change.
  * 2011-05 No change.

===== STLLUG Sponsorship Credit =====
  * 2010-11 [[http://www.stllinux.org/|STLLUG]] is the St. Louis Linux Users Group.
  * STLLUG meetings are now hosted at IT Enterprises, which is affiliated with UMSL. 
  * Typically because of meeting space value we recognize host as sponsor on our web pages.
  * Previously, some educational institutions (other than UMSL) did not want to be listed.
  * Lee updated the SLUUG web site [[http://www.sluug.org/sponsors/|sponsors list]]
    * Also added PayPal button to SLUUG web site [[http://www.sluug.org/members/join/|membership join page.]]
  * 2010-12 No status change.
  * We should push the PayPal usage.
  * 2011-01 Stan suggested putting Hostirian at the bottom of all SIG web sites.
  * 2011-02 Stan hasn't gotten around to the pages, yet.
    * Noticed .PNG file doesn't show up on old county library browsers.  Do we have .JPG file anywhere?
    * Not discussed during IRC meeting.
  * 2011-03 No change.
  * 2011-04 No change.
  * 2011-05 No change.

===== Using IRC for Steering Committee Meetings =====
  * 2011-02 Because of extreme weather conditions Steering Committee business was conducted on #SLUUG at Freenode.
    * Jeff Muse volunteered to update Steering Committee minutes during IRC session.
    * Jerry Stutte was only brave soul that went to St. Louis Bread company.
    * IRC discussion was way too much technology for flustered Stan R. (he left channel early).
    * Gary Meyer maintained telephone dialogue with Stan (concurrent with session).
    * Transcript of IRC session was provided to Stan for review later.  
    * IRC discussion was slow and St. Louis Bread Company threw Jerry out at 9:00 PM.
    * IRC session bogged down at about same time as face to face meeting usually does.
  * 2011-03 
    * Observations and opinions by Stan R.
      * Few participants had any experience using IRC.
      * IRC channel was not private and any somewhat sensitive information may be revealed.
      * IRC dialog too hard to follow in real time, transcript not much better.
      * IRC participants kept going off on tangent items, making following along difficult.
      * Afterwards, others failed to correct, elaborate, or update the Steering Committee minutes.
  * 2011-04
    * No action. Nobody at STEERCOM meeting logged in. 
  * 2011-05 No action.

===== LUGs and Attendance =====
  * 2011-03 Craig brought up the topic of LUG attendance.
  * Why is STLLUG attendance so low?
    * Is it the location?
    * Was it the change in location?
    * Is it because we have too many local meetings?
    * Is it the improving job market?
  * With low attendance, we cannot bring in bigger names.
    * Telling Red Hat they'll have 15 people to speak with won't get them to come here.
  * Craig will post a message to DISCUSS.
    * Explain why I'm asking.
    * Ask why people don't attend.
    * Ask what we could do to get people to attend more often.
    * Ask if we should combine some of the LUG meetings.
  * 2011-04
    * Craig has created a survey -- http://stllug.org/2011-member-survey
    * Need to have STEERCOM members look at it first, to make suggestions.
    * Craig will send out the URL to DISCUSS and ANNOUNCE once we're happy with it.
  * 2011-05
    * No progress

===== Reserve Rooms at Library =====
  * 2011-04 Reserve rooms at St. Louis County Library Branches.
    * First Saturday in April, reserve rooms for balance of calandar year.
    * Stan R. completed reservation forms.  Phil Bunch and Stan R. delivered forms to appropriate library.
    * Hazelwood LUG meetings reserved at Prairie Commons Library Branch.  Stan paid for HZWLUG meetings.
    * St. Louis Area Computer Club meetings reserved at Thornhill Library Branch.
    * A $60 check needs to be mailed to Thornhill Library Branch within 14 days.
  * 2011-05 Lee gave Don Ellis check for Thornhill Library Branch.

===== PR =====
  * Jerry recommended we create a Facebook group and page.
  * Jerry recommended we post meeting notices on college campus bulletin boards.
    * Jerry will send out an email to Sanjiv.
  * 2011-05
    * Several people were opposed to this idea.

====== New Business ======
  * None.

====== Annual Requirements ======
  * July 2011 - Renew SLUUG.ORG domain.
  * October 2011 - Reserve rooms at St. Louis County Library Branches.
  * October 2011 - St. Louis Business Expo
  * December 2011 - Renew STCLUG.ORG domain.
  * February 2012 - Renew STLLINUX.ORG domain.
  * February 2012 - SLUUG annual Board meeting and elections.
  * March 2012 - St. Louis Business Expo
  * April 2012 - Reserve rooms at St. Louis County Library Branches.
  * May 2012 - IRS Form 990-N for Tax Exempt Status.
  * July 2012 - Renew SLUUG.ORG domain.
  * August 2012 - Missouri Annual Report for Corporate Legal Status (every 2 years).
  * May 2012 - IRS Form 990-N for Tax Exempt Status.

====== Blue Sky ======
  * None.

====== Recognize Useful Efforts ======
  * Recognize completed action items, and other useful actions.
  * Who did what?
  * 2011-05 - Jerry got lots of presenters
  * 2011-05 - Stan updated the web pages

====== Follow-up and Action Items ======
  * Everyone - Talk to someone about coming to meetings.
  * Everyone - Talk to someone about sponsorships.
  * Everyone - Talk to someone about giving a presentation.
  * Craig - change root passwords; make sure Mike Knight has a copy of the password card.
  * Craig - work on getting refund for 2 months of Indian Trails reservations we did not use.
    * Or transfer the 2 months to SLACC or HZWLUG.
  * Craig - follow up on potential presentations.
    * Kyle Cordes - ffmpeg or other
  * Jerry - find someone to talk to us about Android.
    * Talk to Lopez from FBI about Internet security.
    * Talk to Joshua Frank and Bill Zimmerly.
    * Talk to Rich Siebel to see if Andrew Prunicki of OCI can talk to us.
    * See Announce list from February 2009 for speakers from Java SIG presentations.
  * Jeff/Craig - talk to Splunk reps about presenting.
  * Noah - work on Amber build.
  * Gary - look into syncing domain renewals so they all happen at the same time of year.
  * Gary - follow up with Noel about transferring the SLACC.COM domain to us.
  * Gary - get Wash U site cleaned up.
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