I set up a member map for our users to make their mark on the world. Please feel free to mark yourself.

[www.zeemaps.com]

1. Go to the "Additions" section in the top left of the screen.
2. Select 'Add Marker - Simple'
3. Fill in your info, as much or as little as you want. You can put an actual street address, or just a zip code. If you want to use a detailed marker, you can even put in Lat/Long coordinates.

Maybe the mods could make this a sticky for a few days?

We've done these maps a few times, and the companies supporting the maps come and go. Hopefully this one will be around longer.

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......so a MAP to the Stars.....???

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Very cool, thank you !

Ya gotta zoom out to see me on the other side of the date line.

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......so a MAP to the Stars.....???

You're slipping Newt. I thought for sure you would make some reference to that "other" member map....



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And-- how bout everyone put frtizie's link in your sig, at least for a short bit?

Good job ztirffritz!

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That map does not recognise certain characters my signature, M>B>. It displays it as M>B>

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That map does not recognise certain characters my signature, M>B>. It displays it as M>B>

Interesting. I put in F>G>H and it worked.

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If you're out there living off the grid and watching out for black helicopters, you might want to skip posting to this thread. Relax, I didn't specifically mean you barnaclebill.

not so interesting injudicious obsession you got going on there RgrF

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Let's turn this sticky into a flame war! Anyone else have a beef?

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no one in Kyrgyzstan yet.

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Thanks, ztirffritz!

I'm glad that you undertook the "project." I think that it will bring an even greater sense of fellowship to our wonderful forum.

You did good!

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I'm surprised at how many people have filled this out. Pretty cool.

ztirffritz, I presume you're an admin and can make edits if we lose our little link?

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I'm surprised at how many people have filled this out. Pretty cool.

ztirffritz, I presume you're an admin and can make edits if we lose our little link?

Yes, but I can add others as admins. If someone sends me a list of the mod emails I can add them, or if anyone wants to volunteer...I haven't added any other admins yet, but I think that it requires that you create an actual account on the site.

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Let's turn this sticky into a flame war! Anyone else have a beef?

Anyone else feel like they've walked into the middle of a conversation and missed the entire story?

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Yes, but I can add others as admins. If someone sends me a list of the mod emails I can add them, or if anyone wants to volunteer...I haven't added any other admins yet, but I think that it requires that you create an actual account on the site.

I was just more so concerned about having to keep track of a link

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Interesting. There are a number of people on the map who I've never seen posting on the forum.

I think there are quite a few lurkers on the forum.

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Drew, you're in Nishinomiya?!?!? Know the area fairly well. Never lived there, but had good friends who lived there. Is Canadian Academy still there? I'm going way back now...

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Now I wouldn't want to be within 400 - 500 yards of one of them nuclear bombs when it goes off! WW1 Vet Old Man
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If idiots could fly, this place would be an airport. And I'd be a TSA agent.
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Drew, you're in Nishinomiya?!?!? Know the area fairly well. Never lived there, but had good friends who lived there. Is Canadian Academy still there? I'm going way back now...

Hi Gene. Yes, I've lived in Nishinomiya for 24 years. (In the US for a brief holiday at the moment.) As you know, it's a suburb of Osaka or Kobe, depending on how you view it. Canadian Academy is still here. The student populations of the international schools have changed quite a bit, as there are far fewer western expat families these days. For example, Proctor and Gamble moved their Asian headquarters from Kobe to Singapore a few years ago. Also, several of the oil companies and others don't provide the nice expat packages of days gone by. Those schools now compete for Asian students, mainly non-Japanese, from families aiming to get their children into a western university or living in Japan because of work reasons.

Not a lot of Europeans posting...

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Yes, but I can add others as admins. If someone sends me a list of the mod emails I can add them, or if anyone wants to volunteer...I haven't added any other admins yet, but I think that it requires that you create an actual account on the site.

I was just more so concerned about having to keep track of a link

I added the link to "notes" in my 1Password MacResource login.

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Ok, who's the wise guy that put "Walter White" in Albuquerque?

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I just discovered that this will also work as a link to the map:
h ttps://www.zeemaps.com/macresource_users (remove the space in http)

We're all learning here...

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Ok, who's the wise guy that put "Walter White" in Albuquerque?

He likes to cook too. Who could have known?

I live in two towns! Tough to choose.

Just added little ol' me.

Dave

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Yes, but I can add others as admins. If someone sends me a list of the mod emails I can add them, or if anyone wants to volunteer...I haven't added any other admins yet, but I think that it requires that you create an actual account on the site.

I was just more so concerned about having to keep track of a link

I added the link to "notes" in my 1Password MacResource login.

good idea

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Yes, but I can add others as admins. If someone sends me a list of the mod emails I can add them, or if anyone wants to volunteer...I haven't added any other admins yet, but I think that it requires that you create an actual account on the site.

I was just more so concerned about having to keep track of a link

I added the link to "notes" in my 1Password MacResource login.

good idea

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Thanks, zitrf.

There are a few continents we need to find members on.

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Nice work, ztirffritz!

Drew,

We lived in Nishinomiya '94-'95. How did you fare in the Hanshin earthquake?

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I live in two towns! Tough to choose.

I know, I not only live in two USA towns, but two COUNTRIES! Now, where did I put my hammer? Miyagi house, other place, or the other one? Drive me crazy.

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Now I wouldn't want to be within 400 - 500 yards of one of them nuclear bombs when it goes off! WW1 Vet Old Man
"He's pinned under an outcropping of rock. Lucky for him, the rock kept the dirt from burying him alive."
If idiots could fly, this place would be an airport. And I'd be a TSA agent.
A bonified member of The Mystic Knights of The Sea, George P. Stevens, President. Andy Brown, Treasurer, Algonquin J. Calhoun, Legal Consultant.

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I live in two towns! Tough to choose.

I know, I not only live in two USA towns, but two COUNTRIES! Now, where did I put my hammer? Miyagi house, other place, or the other one? Drive me crazy.

Two houses, two countries....


But only ONE MRF !

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Nice work, ztirffritz!

Drew,

We lived in Nishinomiya '94-'95. How did you fare in the Hanshin earthquake?

No kidding! We are in the Shukugawa/Kurakuen area. At the time of the earthquake we were in a house on the mountain (well, hill) behind Kurakuen, which has a solid base of rock. Everything (even the refrigerator with the door open first) fell down and it was a mess. However, no major structural damage and no one in our family was hurt. On the other hand, about 2000 people died within about a 5 km radius (Nishinomiya, Ashiya, Higashi Nada-ku) of our place. Lots of crazy stories from that experience.

Where were you?

I was in Chiba when Hanshin quake hit. I got permission from government to drive down with a van load of goods, and water. Wow, Kobe looked like a war zone the night I arrived. Stayed at a friend's apartment that was okay, but no electricity. People needed water more than anything those first few days. Same in Tohoku... for water, that is.

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Now I wouldn't want to be within 400 - 500 yards of one of them nuclear bombs when it goes off! WW1 Vet Old Man
"He's pinned under an outcropping of rock. Lucky for him, the rock kept the dirt from burying him alive."
If idiots could fly, this place would be an airport. And I'd be a TSA agent.
A bonified member of The Mystic Knights of The Sea, George P. Stevens, President. Andy Brown, Treasurer, Algonquin J. Calhoun, Legal Consultant.

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I was in Chiba when Hanshin quake hit. I got permission from government to drive down with a van load of goods, and water. Wow, Kobe looked like a war zone the night I arrived. Stayed at a friend's apartment that was okay, but no electricity. People needed water more than anything those first few days. Same in Tohoku... for water, that is.

We had 2 other families move in with us temporarily because their homes were damaged. One of the women was 3 days overdue with her second child. No clinics open, traffic absolutely at a standstill, no hospital would take her because of caring for the wounded. We finally showed up at Ashiya City Hospital, which was running on emergency generators, and demanded that they admit her, which they finally did. A Seattle news station heard the story and showed up a few days later for the story. They couldn't get around, so we fed them dinner and were able to drive them to the hospital.

The only water available was sent in big relief trucks. You could only get a couple of liters per time and the lines were horrendous. Above our house was mountainous, so I thought about finding a stream to collect water. While driving around a neighborhood I found water on the road. I wouldn't think twice about it in normal times. Followed it to the source and found a house with a hose hanging over the front gate. Come to find out they were connected to an underground well, not city water. A sign on the gate said to ring the doorbell and they would turn on the water. Another guy and I would go up there at least once a day to fill coolers and a garbage can full of water, and then haul it to our house and other friends' who couldn't get out. Water is extremely heavy! Half the day was spend obtaining water for 3 families.

I could go on and on.

We were about a mile from the Muko river near the Naruo Hanshin station. My wife was teaching English at Mukogawa Women's University. We were in a modern building that had no damage, just a huge mess in the kitchen and all the furniture had hopped to one side of our apartment. An old wooden apartment building across the street fell down flat, killing two people. No water for weeks, but we had electricity. Quite the experience, yes.

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Nice work, ztirffritz!

Dre

We lived in Nishinomiya '94-'95. How did you fare in the Hanshin earthquake?

No kidding! We are in the Shukugawa/Kurakuen area. At the time of the earthquake we were in a house on the mountain (well, hill) behind Kurakuen, which has a solid base of rock. Everything (even the refrigerator with the door open first) fell down and it was a mess. However, no major structural damage and no one in our family was hurt. On the other hand, about 2000 people died within about a 5 km radius (Nishinomiya, Ashiya, Higashi Nada-ku) of our place. Lots of crazy stories from that experience.

Where were you?

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We were about a mile from the Muko river near the Naruo Hanshin station. My wife was teaching English at Mukogawa Women's University. We were in a modern building that had no damage, just a huge mess in the kitchen and all the furniture had hopped to one side of our apartment. An old wooden apartment building across the street fell down flat, killing two people. No water for weeks, but we had electricity. Quite the experience, yes.

Amazing. I used to teach part time at Mukogawa and have known several teachers there over the years including current, and those who have come and gone from Spokane. Small world!

Nice. Thanks.

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Nice work, thanks for doing this.

I'm surprised there aren't any South Africans, Aussies, Kiwis, and many Europeans. I do think MacResource is the absolute best forum for how-to Mac things, but it's quite unknown.

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As this is still getting good activity, it's going to remain a sticky another week.

I just checked in last night. It turns out that following the directions works instead of just heading to the website and clicking buttons like a deranged orangutan.

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It turns out that following the directions works instead of just heading to the website and clicking buttons like a deranged orangutan.

I'm always surprised and slightly miffed when that happens.

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It turns out that following the directions works instead of just heading to the website and clicking buttons like a deranged orangutan.

I'm always surprised and slightly miffed when that happens.

I imagined myself stuck in a room with a deranged orangutan. How would I defend myself? I guess I'd have to MMA Box with him. That's a frightening thought.

Heresy.

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I just checked in last night. It turns out that following the directions works instead of just heading to the website and clicking buttons like a deranged orangutan.

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It turns out that following the directions works instead of just heading to the website and clicking buttons like a deranged orangutan.

I'm always surprised and slightly miffed when that happens.

I imagined myself stuck in a room with a deranged orangutan. How would I defend myself? I guess I'd have to MMA Box with him. That's a frightening thought.

Orangutans have super long arms. You'll need this to compensate:

Perhaps they don't like their noses to be pinched.

disappointed.

no one from:
africa
scandanavia
any stan.
eastern europe (only one from europe)
1 from s america
none from down under
canada
greenland
iceland
caribbean
se asia.
oceania/micronesia
vatican city

we MUST go forth and recruit!

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I like the title of this thread.



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