Re: [BarCampLA] Dorkbot SoCal July 26
Michael Kantor
Can somebody tell me how to remove my email from this list. Barcamp is great but I get WAY too many emails and would like to stop. Please help.
On Thu Jul 10 3:26 PM , mpeg2tom <tedw...@gmail.com> sent:
Dorkbot SoCal 30 - Gentner, Kuno, Doar
http://dorkbot.org/dorkbotsocal/
***** Saturday, July 26, 2008
***** 1:00pm
***** Machine Project [http://machineproject.com/]
***** 1200 D North Alvarado Street
***** Los Angeles, CA
Steven Gentner, who will show a robot project built using RoboRealm, a
powerful free computer vision based application for use in machine
vision, image analysis, and image processing systems.
http://www.roborealm.com/
Gil Kuno, whose sonic artwork displace natural activity from its
context, revealing an otherwise hidden level of metaphorical absurdity
within the ordinary patterns present before our eyes.
http://www.unsound.com/
Brett Doar, a "paratechnologist" who creates "idiosyncra tic electro-
mechanical creatures out of inappropriate materials."
http://youtube.com/watch?v=qN7V3mifBxY
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JoAnna Minneci
BarcampLA Group: http://groups.google.com/group/BarcampLA?hl=en
Go to that link, log in, and remove yourself -- that should take care of it.
Keltraine
Michael, like Joanna said, you *can* go to the Google Group using the link below and manage your subscription that way, but note that you don’t *have* to remove yourself!
If it’s just too much email that’s the problem; just log in and go to “Edit my membership” and change it to get a daily digest (usually one email a day), an abridged summary (max one email a day), or even set it to no email delivery at all—but you can still be a member and read the messages on the web and post as long as you don’t “leave the group”—the main thing is that if you leave you won’t be able to post and will have to sign up again to do so…
So if it’s just too much email that’s the problem, I suggest that
you do that instead; it should be fairly easy to find when you log into the
Google Group; let me know if you have any issues and as a group “manager”
I can help you out. HTH! Cheers.
BINO
Michael Kantor
Thanks. I just switched to the abridged version.
Michael Kantor
On Mon Jul 14 9:07 PM , "Keltraine" <kelt...@gmail.com> sent:
Michael, like Joanna said, you *can* go to the Google Group using the link below and manage your subscription that way, but note that you don't *have* to remove yourself!
If it's just too much email that's the problem; just log in and go to "Edit my membership" and change it to get a daily digest (usually one email a day), an abridged summary (max one email a day), or even set it to no email delivery at all—but you can still be a member and read the messages on the web and post as long as you don't "leave the group"R12;the main thing is that if you leave you won't be able to post and will have to sign up again to do so...
So if it's just too much email that's the problem, I suggest that you do that instead; it should be fairly easy to find when you log into the Google Group; let me know if you have any issues and as a group "manager" I can help you out. HTH! Cheers.
BINO
From: Barc...@googlegroups.com [mailto:Barc...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Michael Kantor
Sent: Monday, July 14, 2008 8:06 PM
To: BarcampLA; mpeg2tom
Subject: [BarCampLA] Re: Dorkbot SoCal July 26
Can somebody tell me how to remove my email from this list. Barcamp is great but I get WAY too many emails and would like to stop. Please help.
On Thu Jul 10 3:26 PM , mpeg2tom sent:
Dorkbot SoCal 30 - Gentner, Kuno, Doar
http://dorkbot.org/dorkbotsocal/
***** Saturday, July 26, 2008
***** 1:00pm
***** Machine Project [http://machineproject.com/]
***** 1200 D North Alvarado Street
***** Los Angeles, CA
Steven Gentner, who will show a robot project built using RoboRealm, a
powerful free computer vision based application for use in machine
vision, image analysis, and image processing systems.
http://www.roborealm.com/
Gil Kuno, whose sonic artwork displace natural activity from its
context, revealing an otherwise hidden level of metaphorical absurdity
within the ordinary patterns present before our eyes.
http://www.unsound.com/
Brett Doar, a "paratec hnologist" who creates "idiosyncra tic electro-
mechanical creatures out of inappropriate materials."
http://youtube.com/watch?v=qN7V3mifBxY
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