help: temporary OFF THE OSLIST

Sat Mar 20 09:19:05 PDT 2010

Dear Gijs,
I tried to simulate signing off the OSLIST myself.
First, I went to
> http://listserv.boisestate.edu/archives/oslist.html

There, I clicked on
Subscriber's Corner
in the upper left corner and reached
> http://listserv.boisestate.edu/cgi-bin/wa?REPORT&z=3

There, I found under the heading "Welcome to Subscriber's Corner"
a line saying
You can do the following:
Among the three options I chose
Signoff from one or more lists.
That took me to
> http://listserv.boisestate.edu/cgi-bin/wa?REPORT&z=3#SUBSSIGNOFF

In the blue box with the heading "Lists on LISTSERVE.BOISESTATE.EDU
I see a line saying "You are subscribed to 1 List as mmpanne at boscop.ort"

(I feel that I am almost there!!!)

Under the blue box it gives instructions on how to sign off, it can be 
done in three steps
> # Check the box next to each list you want to leave.
> # At the bottom of the List Names column, select the "Unsubscribe" option.
> # Press the "Submit Changes" button

Ok, I went back to the blue box and checked the box next to my List, 
which is OSLIST.
Then I went to the white field just underneath the List Names which in 
my case is OSLIST, clicked on the little arrow which gave my two options
subscribe
unsubscribe
I clicked on "unsubscribe" which made the word "unsubscribe" appear in 
the white box.

All, I now would need to do is to click on the field just underneath the 
blue box (right side) saying
Submit Changes.

Now, I dare you, try this and send me a note after unsubscribing telling 
me how it went for you....here is my email address
> mmpanne at boscop.org

One thing, I believe, which is important, is to approach the OSLIST 
archives with respect and an emailaddress that OSLIST will recognize as 
yours. So please make sure that you are using the email with which you 
originally subscribed to OSLIST.

Have a great day
mmp

Gijs van Wezel schrieb:
> Please could anyone help me to get off the list. I have tried to follow the
> instructions several times, but failed every time. I hope someone can help
> since I will travel a lot and it will blow up my mailbox. Thank you.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Gijs van Wezel, MSc
> Mega Partners Int'l (China)
> +86-21-54032055
> +86-15921806910
> 
> www.megainternational.com.hk
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> To Visit Dayang's Art Gallery
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> 
> Quoting Suzanne Daigle <sdaigle4 at gmail.com>:
> 
>> Thank you Eleder,
>> My feet are itching to join, my heart sings watching the dancing,
>> seeing the food.  I am reminded of the village square concerts I have
>> often seen on Public TV with Andre Rieu, a Dutch violinist, conductor
>> and composer whose dream is to make the whole of classical music
>> accessible to everyone. With a touch of humor and lots of passion for
>> the music, people of all ages are seen swaying to the music,
>> arm-in-arm singing out loud, tears in their eyes, joy in their faces.
>> No hierarchy there, just love of music shared.  I am also reminded of
>> people in China early morning with a boom box on the ground doing Tai
>> Chi. And then the longing of wishing it were so in the US as I
>> remember folks in the small towns of Italy and elsewhere walking
>> together, children, grand-parents and parents under the stars, after
>> work enjoying each others' company.  Such simple pleasures of just
>> being together. Suzanne
>>
>> On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 12:32 PM, ELEDER AURTENETXE PILDAIN
>> <eleder.aurtenetxe at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Hello friends!
>>>
>>> When I attend a music concert or theater performances, or even a
>>> goodbye ceremony of a passed by friend (as it happened to be last 17th
>>> february) I most times find myself thinking that a better way must
>>> exist. Art performances or ceremonies in which all the people that
>>> meet can take and offer their part. Circles, centres and irradiation
>>> instead of the so hierarchical lay-out (up here on the stage the
>>> usually payed/adored "stars" for a too long while, down there the sometimes
>>> paying pagans,...).
>>>
>>> Thinking about a more open kind of celebration, a local popular dance
>>> is first in coming to my mind. You can watch (after a very short
>>> presentation) here (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slaZVHIF40w) a
>>> common dance which I find somehow interesting and amusing...
>>>
>>> Have you also experienced this kind of sensations when gone out to
>>> enjoy concerts or other art performances?
>>>
>>> Which other art expressions do you know which somehow get the self-
>>> managed/open space spirit?
>>>
>>> Best singing&dancing wishes from Bilbao,
>>>
>>> Eleder
>>> BM31_ BILBAO: Mind Mapping-Open Space Technology-Creativity
>>>
>>> www.flowandshow.blogspot.com
>>> www.burumapak.blogspot.com
>>> www.in-fluyendo.blogspot.com
>>>
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>>
>> --
>> Suzanne Daigle
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