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March 22, 94
Vol. 09 , No. 07
An Evening with John Muir
Nobody can be in good health if he does not have all the time fresh air, sunshine, and good water.
-Flying Hawk
The Great Outdoors. Perhaps no person has loved and sought to protect it more than John Muir. Muir was born in Scotland and emigrated to the wilderness of Wisconsin at the age of eleven. In 1867 he walked from Kentucky to Florida, keeping a journal, the first of many. The next year he moved to California and caught his first glimpse of Yosemite. From then on he struggled to get federal control of forests, Yosemite in particular. He climbed Mount Shasta and Mount Rainier, explored the glaciers in Alaska, and even led President Theodore Roosevelt on a personal tour of Yosemite. His adventurous spirit developed into a camaraderie with the land around him. Muir was present when Yosemite was declared a national park. Later he founded the Sierra Club, which continues to speak out on behalf of the environment.
Lee Stetson also continues to represent the environment although he does it through acting. Stetson has been portraying John Muir for over ten years. His exploration into Muir's life has inspired him to become active in the environmental movement. Stetson is currently working on plans for an environmental education camp in the Sierra Nevada.
Musical Tea
HORTENCIA VALLES '94, vocals
ALEJANDRO HERNANDEZ '96, guitar and vocals
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1994 3:00 p.m.
Hortencia Valles, a senior literature major, and Alejandro Hernandez, a sophomore at Claremont McKenna College, grew up in Coachella and Stockton, California, respectively. Hortencia cannot remember a time when she was not buzzing around singing something. Alex, born into a family of musicians, remembers the many family gatherings at which his uncles played guitar while everyone else joined in. Last year, during orientation week, both found that they shared a rich musical heritage and have since performed at various places in and around campus. They will both sing traditional Mexican ballads with Alex on the guitar. Join your friends at the Athenaeum for this special musical afternoon.
The Evolution of Desire: Strategies of Human Mating
Has dating and mating confused you? Do you feel that women are indecisive and mixed up? Do you feel that men are egotistical and selfish? Dr. David M. Buss has written numerous articles and books on the subjects of sex, mating, love, and various aspects of personality and behavior that affect social and personal relationships. Buss's most recent book, The Evolution of Desire: Strategies of Human Mating (1994), explores these subjects and provides insight into the complex area of human romantic and personal relations.
Buss is currently a professor of psychology at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. He has also taught at Harvard University and the University of California, Berkeley. He is the director of the International Consortium of Social and Personality Psychologists. He has also served as the director of the Evolution and Human Behavior Program and the International Mate Selection Project.
Buss received his B.A. from the University of Texas, Austin in 1976 and his Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley in 1981. Buss has been the recipient of many awards, including the G. Stanley Hall Award in 1990 and the Distinguished Scientific Award for Early Career Contribution to Psychology in 1988 both from the American Psychological Association.
Please come and be challenged to think about the evolution of desire and mating and how the crazy process of love really works.
Classical Guitar, Music by Spanish Composers Granados, Terago, and Rodrigo
Kenton Youngstrom has been performing and winning awards and recognition for his outstanding musicianship for more than 15 years. Youngstrom earned his B.A. and M.A. from the University of Southern California. During his stay as USC, he studied guitar with James Smith and Lee Ritenour and participated in master classes with artists such as Pepe and Angel Romero, Gabor Rejto, Manuel Barrueco, and Michael Lorimer.
Youngstrom has also performed with the Redlands and Downey symphonies and the Glendale and Pasadena chamber orchestras. Youngstrom's group, Falla Guitar Trio, received a Record of the Year award from Stereo Review.
For the past several years, Youngstrom has been the musical director of Ballet Folklorico Mexicapan and subsequently cofounded Mariachi Mexicapan, with whom he sang and played the vihuela at the 1981 Tournament of Roses Parade. Youngstrom has also formed a jazz quartet whose debut recording is to be released this year.
The Athenaeum would like to thank Mr. Ed Stotsenberg, a friend of the college, for his generous gift that made this event possible.
Signs of Life: The Language and Meanings of DNA
According to microbiologist, Robert Pollack, the DNA of every person standing on the earth today would fit into one long human hair. Genetic research is considered to be today's scientific frontier, and Pollack is on the cutting edge of this research.
Pollack is a professor in the department of biological sciences, Columbia University. He received his undergraduate degree from Columbia College, Columbia University, and his doctorate from Brandeis University. Pollack continued his education by working at institutes such as the Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory, New York University Medical Center, and the Weizmann Institute in Israel. Pollack has taught at several colleges, including Dartmouth, the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and SUNY at Stonybrook School of Medicine.
Pollack has received several awards and honors for his work. He has been awarded a fellowship from both the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Pollack has been on numerous editorial boards, including Environmental Management and Health, Concise Encyclopedia, and The Scientific Prospect. Pollack is also an active participant in his community. He is currently involved in the Council of Friends, Yivo Institute for Jewish Research; the Israel Cancer Research Fund; and the New York Academy of Sciences, Science Policy Association, to name a few.
Perhaps Pollack's greatest achievements have been the countless scientific articles and books he has written. His most recent book, Signs of Life: The Language and Meanings of DNA (1994), he calls "a book about another book," because the DNA that lies at the heart of all living things, Pollack states, is a book in itself. Currently, Pollack is working on his next book with the support of the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation. This book will discuss the biological origins and social consequence of disease.
Please join us for an informative evening.
Developing Leadership: The Role of Personality and Behavior
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1994 12:15 p.m.
The debate over whether leaders are born or made has its roots in the nature/nurture controversy. Early research in leadership was of the perspective that, in fact, leaders were born with the characteristics that allowed them to do great things and it was the duty of psychologists to uncover these characteristics. In other words, biological determinism ruled.
Later research began to focus on the actual behaviors of these leaders and took the perspective that in order to be effective a person had to use the appropriate behaviors. Susan Murphy's perspective is one that combines both perspectives, personality and behavior, and focuses on how developmental activities can improve a person's leadership competence. These successful leadership development activities combine early leadership experiences, self-confidence, behavioral flexibility, and effective communication skills. During her talk Murphy will discuss examples of each of these, as well as the future of leadership development.
Susan Murphy, a professor of psychology at Claremont McKenna College, is currently involved in research on leadership and leadership development and serves as associate director of the Kravis Leadership Institute. Murphy received her Ph.D. from the University of Washington and was a research scientist with Battelle, Human Affairs Research Center before joining CMC in fall 1993.
Change, Hope, and Equality for Asian Americans
If you haven't seen BD Wong in his many theatrical performances- The Tempest (1610), Peter Pan (1954), Herringbone (1975), The Gifts of the Magi (1986), M. Butterfly (1988) - then perhaps you have seen him in his film roles: Father of the Bride (1991), The Freshman (1990), Family Business (1992), The Karate Kid II (1986). Indeed, these are just some of the many roles Wong has played over the years.
The recipient of a Tony Award for his performance in M. Butterfly, Wong has since won numerous awards for his acting, including the Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics' Award, Clarence Derwent Award, and Theatre World Award. However, Wong's great success in acting has led him to discover something else about the theatrical and film industry - it is riddled with stereotypes and restrictions.
"For some reason Caucasian performers have a right to portray Asian people and the Asian experience, but the reverse just isn't true." Wong has protested the exclusion of Asians in theater and helped to create the Asian/Pacific Alliance for Creative Equality. He is also on the board of directors of the Alliance of Resident Theaters. For his efforts to bring about equality, Wong has been awarded by Manhattan Community College, the Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco, the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund, and the Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists.
As an aspiring star and an equal rights activist, BD Wong is sure to give an informative speech.
Affirmative Action and American Equality
"Instead of defining inequality in relation to standards and procedures applied with discriminatory and prejudicial motive and intent, the disparate-impact concept defines discrimination as the adverse or harmful effect of outwardly neutral and impartial practices and procedures on racial and ethnic groups.
-Herman Belz
Herman Belz has studied and written extensively on American equality and affirmative action and how these two concepts are related. Belz is a professor of history at the University of Maryland, College Park, where he teaches American Constitutional and Legal History. Belz received his undergraduate degree at Princeton University and his Ph.D. from the University of Washington. Belz has been the recipient of awards from the Earhart Foundation, the American Historical Association, the American Political Science Association, and the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.
Belz's principal works include: Reconstructing the Union: Theory and Policy During the Civil War (1979), Emancipation and Equal Rights: Politics and Constitutionalism in the Civil War Era (1978), Equality Transformed: A Quarter Century of Affirmative Action (1990), and The American Constitution (1991). In addition to continuing his work on affirmative action, he is presently engaged in research for a book on Abraham Lincoln and American constitutionalism.
The Athenaeum and the Salvatori Center are pleased to sponsor this opportunity to take a historical look at American equality and affirmative action.
Panel Discussion on Jewish and African American Relations
I live in fear of saying something stupid or that's going to hurt someone feelings. I don't want to do that. But what happens ... is that it makes it easier not to even try.
-Phyllis Mobley
In the 90s communication is key. In order for the many different racial, religious and ethnic groups living in America to understand each other, dialogue must take place. For this reason, the Athenaeum is proud to present a panel discussion with Rabbi Chaim Seidler-Feller and Reverend Mark Wilson.
Rabbi Feller is the director of the University of California, Los Angeles Hillel. Feller is also an instructor in Talmud at the University of Judaism, a fellow of Shalom Hartmon Institute for Advanced Jewish Studies in Jerusalem, and a member of the Academic Advisory Board of the Willstein Institute for Social Policy. He also serves on the Governing Council of the American Jewish Congress and the Executive Committee of the Fellowship of Traditional Rabbis.
Feller was ordained in 1971 at Yeshiva University where he also earned a M.A. in rabbinic literature. Feller has authored many articles on the conflict between African Americans and Jewish Americans and serves on the UCLA Council on Diversity.
There is an amazing power in unity. Where there is true unity, every effort to disunite only serves to strengthen the unity.
-Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.,
Stride Toward Freedom
Reverend Mark Wilson is the pastor of McGee Avenue Baptist Church in Berkeley, California. He has served as the Assistant to the Pastor in the Youth and Neighborhood Ministries at Hartford Memorial Baptist Church and as an instructor at the Hartford Institute for Biblical Studies. He has taught many courses about "Intergroup Relations and Group Conflict" as well as about African American and Jewish American relations.
Wilson received his B.A. from Howard University in 1982 and his Master of Divinity from Harvard Divinity School in 1985. He is currently completing his Ph.D. in sociology at the University of Michigan. He served on the Interfaith Council for Peace and Justice and received the prestigious Benjamin E. Mays Fellowship in 1983.
Both men have dealt with the conflicts that tear society apart. Now come hear them propose how to bring society together in the spirit of unity.
Application forms for the position of student fellow for the academic year 1994-95 may be picked up at the Athenaeum office on Monday, February 28. The application must be completed and all letters of reference returned by Friday, March 25.
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Although soring was banned nationwide in 1970, inadequate legal penalties and lax enforcement have allowed this cruel practice to continue. A new bill, H.R. 6388, will address these inadequacies by amending the federal Horse Protection Act and improving protections for horses from soring, and we need your help in building support for this critical legislation!
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Empathy and consciousness please!
Please cosponsor H.R. 6388 and support strong amendments to the Horse Protection Act to better protect horses from soring.
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Cruelty to any animal is a terrible thing....we must do all we can to stop this horrible treatment of creatures that are unable to defend themselves!
No more animal abuse! The abusers need strict and swift punishment!
I have been an ASPCA supporter for many years now and I am proud of the work that this organization does for animals. We need to continue to work hard to end suffering and torture of farm animals, gestation crates, veal crates, hen crates, end the horrific short life of calves, end wild horse round-ups out West, end horse-pulled carriages in big cities, end puppy mills, end the horrific life of racing greyhounds, end canned hunts and trophy hunting, and end poaching. We are the voices for the animals, who have to voice. We have to speak up for them and protect them from cruel and heartless and greedy human beings.


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Cassi vs. Shelly
Well boy howdy y'all! Little ol' Cassi has decided to play the game a little harder now that her Big Brother life is on the line. Unfortunately for her, I think it's a little too late.
Cassi's biggest problem in the game has never been herself, Rachel, or Porsche but instead it's been (and still is) her partner, Shelly. Her problem is also the correct assumption by the other hamsters of how close she has become to Dominic - who was the original target for eviction this week. Now I know all of you Rachel haters are gathering your pitchforks so hear me out on this.
I wouldn't consider Shelly/Shelton to be one of the best Big Brother players ever (at least not yet) but there is no denying the lady isn't playing this game to the best of her ability. Unlike the other newbies (and Lawon), she isn't viewed as a threat in any manner of the game. She is playing the ultimate 'Mom' role - even though she said in her pre-season interviews she wouldn't. She is playing enough of a social game with everybody that she isn't viewed as an ass-kisser (by them and not us mind you). Finally, she's an excellent liar.
Now Shelton did go a little overboard yesterday with all of her crying and carrying on after the POV meeting yesterday but I chalk it up to the reality of the game finally making itself present to her (I guess being on the block will do that to you). That and I'm sure she's missing her husband and daughter a lot. However, she's the only newbie at this point that I see having a real chance at winning the game.
Meanwhile, Cassi has only a tenth of Shelly's strengths. Now don't start chanting 'catty catty two-by-four' just yet. Or do, I don't care! First, Cassi made the mistake of joining a horrible alliance that was doomed from the start. Hello! Who in their right mind would agree to an alliance that involved Keef! Granted, that would have meant The Regulators teaming up with Porsche instead but knowing what we know now that might have been a really good move for her. Cassi would have had the chance to team up with Porsche who was teamed up with Rachel so by association Cassi might have been in good with Rachel and not been involved in all of the bitchy female drama.
I think Cassi's second biggest mistake was socializing too much with primarily one group of people - the late nighters. I understand she felt more comfortable with them but Big Brother isn't about feeling comfortable and enjoying late night walks on the beach with your buddies. You gotta talk to everybody and find a way to bond with everybody. Cassi's been doing better about this lately (and has even made up in a way with Rachel, Brendon, and Porsche) but as I said early in this post, it's too late for it to save her.
Unknown to her, Shelton has her tongue firmly situated in Jeff and Jordan's bowels and isn't going anywhere anytime soon. JeJo knows, or believes rather, that Shelly will fight for them longer than Cassi ever would. It's not that JeJo doesn't like Cassi because they do. Jordan especially likes Cassi. But they rightfully view Cassi's closeness to Dominic as a threat that needs to be broken up. And unless Shelly doesn't something horrifically wrong or voluntarily exits the game between now and Thursday evening, she will have the third golden key.
Do you think I'm totally off base in this? Is there any way that Cassi can save her ass and stick around this week? Are Jeff and Jordan making a mistake in wanting to keep Shelly over Cassi? Do you think the house would ever flip their votes and get rid of Shelly instead? Let me know in the comments!


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News From the Friends
Library Newsletter now available by email
Use the City of Cedar Falls' "Notify Me" service to have the newsletter delivered automatically to your email every month. Go to http://www.cedarfalls.com /and click on "Notify Me" in the upper right-hand corner. Follow the instructions and check "Public Library" to receive this newsletter at the beginning of each month.
Friends of the Cedar Falls Public Library
Minutes of the Annual Meeting
April 27, 2013
Present: 36 members and guests of the Cedar Falls FOTL were present.
Welcome and Introduction of Program: Maelou Baxter, President of FOTL, called the annual meeting of the Friends of the Cedar Falls Public Library to order at 11:30 a.m. Sara Lair read the minutes of the April 21, 2012, annual meeting and they were approved as written.
Maelou reported that the annual report would be mailed soon. Deon Senchina presented the slate of new board members: Janet Kahler, Sue Doody and Jenny Leeper. Joan Duea moved and Maureen Oates seconded that the slate of new board members be approved. Motion carried.
Maelou thanked the outgoing board members, Sara Lair, Joan Loslo and Coreen Mattfeld, for their service.
The Friends of the Cedar Falls Public Library was established April 19, 1982. Maelou indicated that it was a privilege to be President of the organization and was an easy job because (1) the library staff is fabulous – they work and care for the library; (2) the Friends board is a "working board;" and (3) while Maelou loves libraries, in particular, she loves this library.
The money taken as income from the Friends (mainly through the Book Nook and memberships) is used for programming at the Cedar Falls Public Library – for youth, young adult and adult programming. This year the Friends provided funding for purchase of items for the youth library – visit the new exhibits by Burgeon (tractor, interactive display in the playhouse, and puppet theatre). Library programming includes movies, ancestry.com, computer and IPAD classes, digital photography classes, book discussions, and much more. There are many ways to volunteer at the library: shelving books, RFID tag project, food for groups, etc.
One volunteer position needed is a coordinator of the Friday Book Talk – please see any board member if you are interested.
The membership chair urged members to get new members for the Friends organization. One comment was that perhaps people shy away from joining the Friends organization as they don't want to join a group unless they are able to volunteer and help – that perhaps we should be sure that, while the organization needs and wants help, we also need and want monetary help as well.
Upon motion by Maureen Oates, seconded by Deon Senchina, the meeting was adjourned.
Gail Froyen, speaker, was then introduced. Gail presented a very interesting program, beginning with "I'm a friend of the Library . . . and Libraries are a friend of mine." She related her experiences with libraries, beginning at a very young age in Sioux City, Iowa, where she simply could not wait to get her first library card at her branch library, then "graduating" to the main library in Sioux City. Her family's move to Des Moines meant becoming familiar with and using the Des Moines library. Then, on to Cedar Falls to Iowa State Teacher's College where Gail was a library science major and the college library was her "home away from dorm." Then, marriage, three children, and the Cedar Falls Public Library has been a part of Gail's life until the present.
She concluded the program by stating that every time you step into a library there is "a surprise or gift waiting for you."
The members enjoyed a delicious salad luncheon.
Respectfully submitted,
Sara Lair, Secretary
Friends of the Library Annual Report 2011-2012
Friends' support of the library continues to grow. It grows steadily because of the financial resources and the dedication of the Friends Board and the general membership. The support takes many different forms—support of the building, programming, events, and literacy outreach. Below are the many ways the Friends have supported the library and literacy in the Cedar Valley.
Building Support
- Provided $30,000 for renovation of the Young Adult area
- Purchased 3 replacement bushes for library gardens
- Purchased Young Adult area electronic bulletin board and laminator for staff
- Remodeled and redecorated Youth Department playhouse
Library Programming Support
- Funded instructors for WiFi computer lab
- Organized and supported monthly adult book discussion groups and book talks
- Assisted in financially supporting summer library programs for all ages
Events Support
- Provided lunch for library staff and breakfast for annual City Council/Library Trustee meeting
Literacy Outreach Support
- Purchased a book for each Cedar Falls 5th grader for Cedar Valley Youth Reads event
- Purchase "Book Page" for patrons
Contact Information
For Friends information, contact Maelou Baxter at firstname.lastname@example.com or call the CFPL at 319-273-8643.


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Some of the features of neuronal synaptic transmission that can be modified over the short and long term include changes in presynaptic calcium levels, changes in vesicle numbers and probability of release, and alterations in postsynaptic receptor numbers and function. Such variations account in part for the synaptic plasticity that may underlie learning and memory. Alterations in levels of activity at the synapse require increased energy, and therefore mitochondria could influence synaptic events by regulating the production or release of ATP, or by buffering and re-releasing calcium during vesicle fusion and recycling. BCL-2 family proteins, by their actions at mitochondrial membranes, normally play an important role in cell death at the soma, but can also strengthen or weaken synaptic connections.
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- Hickman, J.A., Hardwick, J. M., Kaczmarek, L.K. and Jonas, E.A. Bcl-xL inhibitor ABT-737 reveals a dual role for Bcl-xL in synaptic transmission. J. Neurophysiol., 99, 1515-1522 (2008).
- Li, H, Jones, A, Chen, Y, Sanger, R, Collis, L., Flannery, R., McNay, E.C., Yu, T., Schwarzenbacher, R., Bossy, B., Bossy-Wetzel, E., Bennett, M.V.L., Pypaert, M., Hickman, J.A., Smith, P. J., Hardwick, JM and Jonas, E.A. The anti-apoptotic protein BCL-xL drives synaptogenesis in cultured hippocampal neurons Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 105, 2169-2174 (2008).
- Zhang, Y., Helm, J.S., Kaczmarek L. K. and Jonas, E.A. PKC-induced intracellular trafficking of CaV2.1 precedes its rapid recruitment to the plasma membrane. J. Neurosci. 28, 2601-2612, (2008).
- Bonanni, L., Chachar, M., Li, H., Jones, A., Jover, T., Yakota, N., Ofengeim, D., Flannery, R.J., Miyawaki, T., Cho, C.H., Polster, B.M., Hardwick, J.M., Sensi, S., Zukin, R.S. and Jonas, E.A. Zinc-dependent multiconductance channel activity in mitochondria isolated from ischemic brain. J. Neurosci. 26: 6851-6862 (2006).
- Jonas, E.A. (2006). Synaptic apoptosis: The life and death of the synapse. Molecular Interventions 6:208-222.


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FFXIV introduced a new system to try and promote good behavior in groups. It is a new currency called Player Commendations. At the end of the run, you can give a give a commendation to whichever other player you want. You can use these commendations to buy various unique items.
I'm sure that you are all thinking of the myriad ways this system could be exploited. However, Square did something brilliant here.
You can only give give a commendation if you queued up for the run in the group finder by yourself!
If you queue up as part of a group, you can receive commendations, but you cannot give them out. So to get a commendation, you have to rely on the goodwill of a perfect stranger, someone who you may never see after the run. As well, you only get the commendations when you leave the instance, and you don't see who gave you the commendation.
I think it is an excellent system considering the balance of power in a group. The solo player has the least power in the group, but since she is the source of commendations, that is incentive to at least try to be nice.
As well, the solo player has no stake in who gets the commendation. She will never see these people again. So she may as well give the commendation to the person who deserves it.
Now, I don't know if it has made a large difference in the quality of groups. My groups are always nice, and mostly competent.[1] I've gotten 12 commendations so far. However a good deal of that comes from the fact that I play a tank, and so am pretty much the default option for commendations. I've tried to make an effort to recognize good dps. Judging by the forums, others are making the same effort.
I think the Player Commendation system in FFXIV is inspired. I hope that Square stays with the notion that solo players are the only source of commendations. In my view, that restriction is what really makes the system work.
[1] Except for Hard Mode Titan. No one expects success in Hard Mode Titan, so the overall mood is not very happy.
Monday, December 30, 2013
Player Commendations in FFXIV
FFXIV introduced a new system to try and promote good behavior in groups. It is a new currency called Player Commendations. At the end of the run, you can give a give a commendation to whichever other player you want. You can use these commendations to buy various unique items.
5 comments:
- Talarian said...
Huh, that's freaking brilliant, actually. Square Enix came up with that system?
Snark aside, I really kinda want to get back into FFXIV again. I had a blast for the month I played... so many games, so little time.
- 9:46 PM, December 30, 2013
- Helistar said...
Nice idea. I wonder if WoW will copy it. A currency to unlock deco items would probably go well, or a kind of rep grind which gives you access to more stuff as you climb up. It may even work :)
- 5:28 AM, December 31, 2013
- Electrolux said...
Well they tried.
Standard Operating Procedure quickly became to just give it to the tank to click it off and get out of there.
So it's already just a mechanism for occasionally punishing tanks you don't like by withholding their commendation.
Also if you queue with just one person you get commendations without having to (or being able to) give any out. I never queue alone, never gave one out and am just quietly collecting commendations totally unable to contribute.
All this said it won't hurt the game any, but I feel it's going a bit far heralding it as genius.
- 6:13 AM, December 31, 2013
- RJ said...
A problem with the system, however, is that if someone leaves the party before you open the commendation window, you are unable to give them a commendation.
Now, I'll probably just use that as "Hey, if you didn't want to stick around long enough to give a commendation/wait for someone to finish the cutscene/get loot, then you probably don't deserve the commendation. But it's also still kind of a goofy problem.
- 12:00 PM, December 31, 2013
- Karen Copenhaver said...
It's an interesting system I'll give you that. It would be kind of nice if we, the groups, could give something back to the solo player too though.
I'm nearly always grouped with people in my company so I never get to give these out, but we're a really small company so we always need at least one extra body to fill out the group. A lot of times the people we get are more experienced players than we are, and really help us learn the instance. Or solve problems we're having with various fights. I would love to be able to do more than just say "Thanks!" to those people.
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150.010 Purpose and Intent
150.020 Interchange District
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(A) Service station, including gas, oil, lubricating, and minor repair (SIC 5541);
(B) Towing service;
(C) Traveler accommodations:
(1) Hotels and motels up to 35 units in an unincorporated community that is at least 10 miles from the urban growth boundary of any city adjacent to Interstate Highway 5;
(D) Eating place, including restaurant, cafe, coffee shop, dining room, drive-in, and tea room (SIC 5812);
(E) Recreational vehicle park (SIC 7033) in an unincorporated community;
(F) Vending machines, automatic merchandising;
(G) Automobile parking (SIC 7521) in an unincorporated community;
(H) General automotive repair shop (SIC 7538) in an unincorporated community;
(I) Outdoor advertising signs (billboards);
(J) Wireless communication facilities attached subject to the following development standards:
(1) Notwithstanding other height limitations in this ordinance, Omni-directional (whip) antennae not exceeding 20 feet in height and directional/parabolic antennae not exceeding 7 feet in diameter or width and 15 feet in height may be attached to or located on existing structures.
(2) Antenna and associated equipment shall be surfaced in a nonreflective color to match the structure on which it is located. An equipment enclosure may be setback from the edge of a roof by a distance at least equal to its height in lieu of screening.
(3) Equipment enclosures shall be located within the building on which it is located wherever possible, otherwise, equipment enclosures shall fenced by a 6 foot high fence, wall or hedge.
(4) Antennae shall not be illuminated except as required by the Oregon State Aeronautics Division or the Federal Aviation Administration.
(5) A wireless communication facility attached and equipment enclosure shall be removed by the facility owner or property owner within 6 months of the date it ceases to be operational.
(K) Wireless communication facilities (See Limited Use, Section 125.120);
(L) Uses legally established and existing on July 19, 2000. Such uses are permitted pursuant to this section only on the lot(s) or parcel(s) where they existed on July 19, 2000, in an unincorporated community.
150.040 CONDITIONAL USES. When authorized under the procedure provided for conditional uses in this ordinance, the following uses will be permitted in the Interchange District:
(A) Except in a designated unincorporated community:
(1) All permitted and conditional uses set forth in the C zone not exceeding 3,500 square feet of floor space.
(B) In an unincorporated community:
(1) Rural Service Center - Retail, wholesale, and service uses not listed in Section 150.030 and not exceeding 4,000 square feet of floor space (SIC 50 through 89 except 70 and 88);
(2) Urban Unincorporated Community (Brooks-Hopmere) - Retail, wholesale, and service uses not listed in Section 150.030 and not exceeding 8,000 square feet of floor space (SIC 50 through 89 except 70 and 88);
(3) Home occupations, subject to section 120.075.
150.050 FRONT YARD (COMMERCIAL). In an ID zone, there shall be a minimum front yard of 20 feet. No parking shall be allowed in the required minimum front yard.
(A) There shall be a side yard and a rear yard on every lot or parcel in an ID zone, which yards shall have a minimum depth as follows:
(1) One (1) story - 6 feet;
(2) Two (2) stories - 7 feet;
(3) Two and one-half (2 1/2) stories - 8 feet.
Provided there shall be added to the side yard and rear yard minimum requirements aforesaid, 1 foot for each multiple of 15 feet or portion thereof that the length of that side of the building measures over 30 feet. Notwithstanding Section 110.610, the rear yard in an ID zone shall be measured from the property line.
150.070 HEIGHT (COMMERCIAL). No building or structure hereafter erected or enlarged shall exceed 3 stories or 45 feet in height, whichever is the lesser.
150.080 LANDSCAPED YARDS (COMMERCIAL). All required yards shall be landscaped as provided in Section 150.150(B).
150.090 INDUSTRIAL USES. The following uses may be permitted in an Interchange District, except within an unincorporated community, after such uses have been approved under the procedures set forth in Section 119.010 through 119.080 (Conditional Uses):
(A) All industrial uses set forth in the I zone not exceeding 35,000 square feet of floor space.
(B) The approving authority shall consider the following factors when reviewing a proposed industrial use in an Interchange District:
(1) Accordance of the proposed use with the Marion County Comprehensive Plan.
(2) Accordance of the proposed use with Section 150.010.
(3) The short-range and long-term environmental impact of the proposed use upon the immediate and surrounding areas.
(4) The feasibility of substituting a zone change in the affected area.
150.095 INDUSTRIAL USES IN RURAL SERVICE CENTERS. The following uses are permitted in a Rural Service Center:
(A) Uses legally established and existing on July 19, 2000. Such uses are permitted pursuant to this section only on the lot(s) or parcel(s) where they existed on July 19, 2000;
(B) Expansion of a use existing on November 15, 1994;
(C) Wireless communication facilities attached, subject to section 150.030(H);
(D) Wireless communication facilities subject to section 125.120;
(E) Utility facilities necessary for public service; and
(F) The following uses, when such uses have been approved by and under the procedures set forth in Section 119.010 through 119.080 (Conditional Uses), subject to the criteria in section 150.160:
(1) Manufacturing, processing, trucking, wholesale distribution, and storage uses (SIC 20 through 39 and 42) not otherwise listed in this section and not exceeding 40,000 square feet of floor space or 60,000 square feet of floor space in an urban unincorporated community;
(2) Caretaker dwelling.
150.100 FRONT YARD (INDUSTRIAL). There shall be a front yard on every lot in an Interchange District, which front yard shall have a minimum depth of 20 feet. Any front yard provided adjacent to a street shall not be used for off-street parking or loading areas, except ingress and egress lanes.
150.110 REAR AND SIDE YARDS (INDUSTRIAL). There shall be a rear and side yard on every lot in an Interchange District, which rear and side yard shall have a minimum depth of 10 feet. The minimum depth shall be increased 1 foot for each additional foot of building height above 10 feet, except a rear or side yard is not required adjacent to a railroad right-of-way, siding or spur track; provided, however, any rear or side yard provided adjacent to a street shall have a minimum depth of 20 feet.
150.120 HEIGHT (INDUSTRIAL). In an Interchange District, no building or structure shall exceed 45 feet.
150.130 LANDSCAPED YARDS (INDUSTRIAL). All yards shall be landscaped as provided in section 150.150(B).
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(G) Removal Agreements. In the event that any landscaped yard, structure or sign is allowed to extend into the special setback, a removal agreement must be first signed by the property owner.
(H) Lot Area. No minimum lot area is required.
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(J) Traffic Analysis. Demonstrate that the development will be consistent with the identified function, capacity, and level of service of transportation facilities serving the site. A transportation impact analysis, approved by the Marion County Department of Public Works, may be required prior to building permit approval.
150.160 APPROVAL CRITERIA FOR CONDITIONAL USES. Any new use permitted in section 150.040 or 150.095 shall be allowed only upon demonstration of satisfaction of the following criteria:
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|Dec 27, 2012, 05:12 AM
Trying to setup "Apple ecosystem" in apartment
Just curious what you guys think the best route for me to go is.
I'm a pharmacy grad school student and my wife and I live in a small 2 bedroom apartment. I don't have enough money to buy all the products at the moment but am curious which direction to head in.
What we have:
iPhone 4S (me)
iPhone 3S (wife)
MacBook Pro (wife)
MacBook Air (me)
iPod classic (wife)
iPod nano (me)
For Christmas my father got me an iPod small Sony speaker/ clock / radio thing. I think I'm going to take it back and exchange it for Apple TV or an AirPort Extreme.
I already have a good router so I'm not sure if I will benefit from 802.1.0 or whatever. I already got a thunderbolt ssd lacie external lacie drive for my MacBook Air (my wife also got me a case off etsy). I was considering Apple TV mainly because of the lack of good movies on hbo/ Cinemax/ show/ epix and am considering canceling it from charter for Netflix/ Hulu instead. I'm also debating about a Mac mini but am unsure how well it would work with my 720 Sanyo. I've seen mixed reviews on them.
Our main uses are:
Photography (wife)
School work (me)
Browsing (both)
We're both kind of interested in webdesign
Just curious how you apartment dwellers setup .
|Dec 27, 2012, 12:57 PM
Serious question, why do you need to have everything apple branded? If your router works, why replace it? Apple TV isn't spectacular as its not jail broken, so pretty much your just getting another cable box.
|Dec 27, 2012, 02:58 PM
That's what I was wondering.
I was curious if they were worth the expense
|Dec 27, 2012, 03:03 PM
As far as the newer Apple routers, they (like most high end newer routers) have dual band that can help in a mixed device environment like you have. What model router do you have now?
If you have a newer router with dual band, the only real benefit to the Apple router products is they are easy to manage from iOS devices with the Airport Utility apps.
|Dec 27, 2012, 03:43 PM
I have a dual band belkin. It has guest, belkin 2 and belkin 5 as networks as well as the printer.
I really didn't want the router unless there was some benefit.
As for Apple TV I'm mostly curious on how good the movie selection is. I'm considering canceling charters movie package and getting Hulu and Netflix accounts and just having basic digital cable. I never find myself going to the 700 channels to find the news in hd lol. I also think their on demand/ hbo/ Cinemax etc is lacking. The movie list barely changes over months of time. It also cost more for that package than Hulu and Netflix. The added streaming would be nice as well.
On the Mac mini I'm mainly curious if its worth getting and hooking up to my "dumb" 720 TV. It's a few years old and only has USB, 2 hdmis, and VGA ports. I may be upgrading it and moving it to the bedroom though. I just haven't had a desktop in years and it seems like a viable space constrained solution.
|Dec 27, 2012, 06:42 PM
In a short summary, no. The Apple TV might be when jail broken but as of current content I wouldn't buy the ATV as a sole cable tv replacement. I still have VIP TV and Netflix that seems to get me by, might change with a jail break if it comes.
|Dec 28, 2012, 10:23 AM
The new Minis are very nice machines and you can hook it up to an inexpensive computer monitor and have a great setup.
|Dec 28, 2012, 11:05 AM
I would have to say the only advantage to going with an apple router in your case would be for automatic time machine updates. You could simply just use the SSD external drive and it would be much quicker.
As for AppleTV, I think it is great but I don't find it puts me in a position to cut cable. It has netflix and hulu+. It may have changed since I tried out hulu+ but I found a lot of content wouldn't play on the AppleTV and would only play on a pc/mac. You also seemed to have less access to the regular free content with the + account than the free account but that was just my experience. For iTunes content, I think that it is great for renting movies and I found them to typically be cheaper by a $1 than the same HD movie on cable companies. The store isn't great for finding movies that are recent releases but I haven't run into situations where a movie was in Amazon Prime but not iTunes for instance.
I have a PS3 and have been renting movies through Amazon Prime more lately. The quality is excellent for HD and as a Prime member you get access to at least as much content as Netflix if not more.
You could install AirParrot or Airplay content from your Mac to the AppleTV as well. I use my parents subscription to HBO and Showtime to access HBO/Showtime to Go apps online and airplay using airparrot.
I hope that AppleTV gets its act together a little better and offers Amazon Prime so that I can get to the point of cutting cable but even with their lousy movie selection I just can't justify cutting the cable cord yet. When I think about how much TV watch and the various content I consume I really don't think $120 a month for cable and internet is a bad deal.
|Dec 28, 2012, 05:14 PM
I'm not planning on getting rid of cable just the on demand movie channels and premium channels.
Thank you guys for all the advice the iTunes movies and Netflix seem to have much better offerings than what I currently have.
So now my main conflict is get an Apple TV with my Christmas gift cards or wait and buy a Mac mini. If the mini to the tv is not a viable desktop solution then I may opt for a cheaper one to use just as a media server or not at all and buy a new MacBook Pro. I just don't have room for an iMac or Mac Pro.
The gift cards are to Walmart so either Apple TV, the iPod clock thing I'm returning or putting it towards a better tv.
|Dec 28, 2012, 07:52 PM
The main things I use my appleTV for is pushing my camera role onto the TV or playing music through the speakers its connected to. Netflix is nice but the xbox/ps3 does the samething there..
|Dec 29, 2012, 10:14 AM
I was considering an Apple TV as well, but then I realized I can use Netflix and Hulu on my Bluray player, Xbox360, and PS3. Do you have any of those devices?
If not, you could always use one of your Macbooks for Netflix by plugging it in to your TV.
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|Dec 29, 2012, 11:46 AM
(2006: 17" MBP, Rev A: MBA Sold), 2009 Mac Mini, MBA 1.4GHz, 2GB, 128GB, 11" - iPad 64GB 3G, eMate 300, MP2100, 2G 8GB iPhone, 3G 16GB iPhone, 3G&6G Nano, 2G Shuffle, 160GB TV, TV-V2 - TPPN.TV
|Dec 29, 2012, 12:35 PM
if you buy an Apple TV here's some things you can do that makes the mini a useless purchase.
-stream movies, music and photos from your macbooks
-mirror your macbook (depending on which model you have) to have a desktop experience with your TV screen. if your macbook can't mirror on Apple TV, just connect it with a cable.
imo, if you have to decide between a mini or an Apple TV, I'd go for the Apple TV
|Dec 29, 2012, 03:02 PM
I got Apple TV today.
I had a 100$ gift card to Walmart and ordered it online.
Originally I thought that the Sony iPod dock came from best buy and it just seemed like a good chance to buy the mini at 100$ off. Since the item I returned came from Walmart I opted for Apple TV instead since it ended up being free with gift cards.
|Dec 29, 2012, 03:32 PM
I hope you enjoy the ATV - I love mine - AirPlay mirroring lets me play any video file on it - and my huge iTunes library is accessible through iCloud - I'd recommend the Rowmote Pro app to turn on and off AirPlay mirroring with ease.
(2006: 17" MBP, Rev A: MBA Sold), 2009 Mac Mini, MBA 1.4GHz, 2GB, 128GB, 11" - iPad 64GB 3G, eMate 300, MP2100, 2G 8GB iPhone, 3G 16GB iPhone, 3G&6G Nano, 2G Shuffle, 160GB TV, TV-V2 - TPPN.TV
|Dec 29, 2012, 04:35 PM
Wow that's new, you buy content on iTunes and watch them, def nothing like a cable box, I'm on the planet that has smarter people on it (aka: not your planet)
|Dec 29, 2012, 04:55 PM
I haven't set it up yet but the content looks much better than on demand is here!
|Dec 29, 2012, 05:49 PM
Has Apple TV started to support Amazon Prime Instant video? If not, I recommend the Roku.
|Dec 29, 2012, 05:59 PM
I had a Roku and was not happy with its inability to stream iTunes/iPhoto data natively. Roku does not support DLNA, so you are stuck with something like Plex.
If you don't care about iTunes/iPhoto streaming, I agree Roku is a good choice for things like Netflix or Hulu etc.
|Dec 29, 2012, 10:15 PM
(2006: 17" MBP, Rev A: MBA Sold), 2009 Mac Mini, MBA 1.4GHz, 2GB, 128GB, 11" - iPad 64GB 3G, eMate 300, MP2100, 2G 8GB iPhone, 3G 16GB iPhone, 3G&6G Nano, 2G Shuffle, 160GB TV, TV-V2 - TPPN.TV
|Dec 29, 2012, 10:47 PM
I'd recommend the Apple TV + Netflix. You already have the Apple TV so you're in the right direction. I'd say the last piece to the puzzle is an iPad. Lots of uses for a tablet computer. It can be the thing you use to watch movies in bed (no need for another HDTV), reading news in the morning, replying to quick emails, remote control for Apple TV, etc.
Another thing you might want to consider is a centralized media/backup server. I assume you and your wife have different iTunes accounts and iPhoto libraries. Having a centralized media server or using iTunes Match would allow you to pull media from any device without the need for syncing or managing two different locations (you and your wife's). You can play music on the Apple TV without needing a computer to be the source. It will all be in the cloud.
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|Dec 29, 2012, 11:26 PM
I was planning on an iPad eventually. I got a 128 gb thunderbolt ssd drive which currently holds all our photos/ library (I imported hers to mine with a flash drive) and we still have about 100 gigs left. I was considering the lacie quatro though but then is need a router with thunderbolt.
I'm thinking about storing the whole library on the ssd (it already is) and deleting from the air after signing up for iTunes Match.
Although I still have 30+ gigs on it.
|Dec 30, 2012, 11:54 AM
They are both content providers, which you pay for. Monthly subscription or pay per use it ends up costing more pay per use if you watch more than 15 shows a month. Cable tv isn't that expensive and you get a minimum 50 channels that you can watch for as long as you want, plus you have the option to buy and pick choose movies. I think same **** different pile applies here.
|Dec 31, 2012, 04:57 AM
Your setup seems pretty comprehensive to me. You can use your iphone4s to stream media to your apple tv (I know you can do this directly from the Atv, but the remote's interface sucks).
I echo the others' sentiment that a mac mini would be redundant since you already have an air (both would use similar peripherals in the form of an external display, keyboard and mouse/trackpad).
So save your money and enjoy your current gear.
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