[clue] [TALK] A possible solution (was: Why CLUE does not video stream meetings)

[daryl kuchay]

As for hosting projects, I have placed a priority on eating. Most of my time
has been spent job hunting. My situation is similar, no resources, that and
I am very new to town and I only know about three people here. Hard to host
a session on any kind when I don't know nobody and don't even have the
financial ability to feed myself or even rent a space somewhere. I
appreciate the go for it suggestion though.

On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 5:45 PM, daryl kuchay <daryl.kuchay at gmail.com>wrote:

> There is a monthly email that explains about mail list options. I followed
> a link on that email. Was brought to a page with an unsubscribe field.
> Filled in the values, received a confirmation email and that was about it.
>
>
> On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 5:02 PM, Dennis J Perkins <
> dennisjperkins at comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> On Wednesday, August 17, 2011 04:12:09 PM daryl kuchay wrote:
>> > On somewhat the same topic as Gus: Two days ago I unsubscribed from the
>> mail
>> > list (although I still get mail?)
>> >
>> > I attended one meeting and brought my industrial tablets along. The
>> meeting
>> > was informative and I thought it was nice that Clue has resources in the
>> > community but there seems to be a lack of community within Clue. I have
>> seen
>> > a few offers for help with profit attached and I thought that they were
>> out
>> > of place. All current projects are "owned" by individuals and not worked
>> on
>> > as a group as most other LUGS operate.
>> >
>> > As I have been a person seeking to gain access to an entry level
>> opportunity
>> > within the "computer" or IT fields I had hoped that Clue had some
>> resources
>> > and or projects/workshops that I could have participated in for an
>> effort to
>> > gain more experience in helping me towards my goals. I have been an
>> > electromechanical service tech most of my life looking at greener grass
>> on
>> > the other side of the fence. Ran my own home automation company for 4
>> years,
>> > Cisco trained, web development classes etc....
>> >
>> > But it seems that my hopes of latching on to projects that I could
>> > participate within or hopefully use as resume builders has yet to be
>> > realized. I saw some of the employment prospects mentioned a month or
>> two
>> > ago but sadly this was the closest thing that I was hoping for. If I had
>> > anything but a bicycle to use for transport I may have pursued those
>> more.
>> > Fort Colins was too much of a trek from denver for me so I did not.
>> >
>> > Hence my attempting to remove myself from the mailing list. It stands to
>> > reason that everyone has different reasons for being here. The afore
>> > mentioned were my reasons and based on what I have seen I see no reason
>> to
>> > keep myself on the mail list. There is nothing other than seminars to
>> sit in
>> > on and most are difficult for me to get to. Not in the same context as
>> what
>> > Gus mentioned but I too am leaving and wanted to let the group know why
>> I
>> > came and again why I left.
>> >
>> > Daryl Kuchay
>> > 720-202-9991
>> > http://webdt.org
>> >
>>
>> I wish we did have a number of projects, but we don't have the resources,
>> a meeting place that is always available, or
>> the volunteers for projects.  My suggestion is that you start a project
>> yourself.  We can announce it and provide information so others can find
>> you.
>>
>> As for unsubscribing, it should work.  How did you do it?
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