See below input request.>>> Evelyn Tuddenham <etuddenham@PROTECTED> 8/22/2013 8:44 AM >>> Hi Jeff: Please feel free to forward this to others in your area who you think might provide good input for us. Evelyn ---------- Forwarded message ----------From: Evelyn Tuddenham* <etuddenham@PROTECTED>Date: Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 3:01 PMSubject: Bicycle Detection Signals: Input RequestTo: "Dan Fazzini Jr." <dan@PROTECTED>, Dave Iltis <dave@PROTECTED>, "Roolf, Becka" & ...Continue Reading

Here is a nice TED talk on the difference between designing and engineering cities for safe, livable, transportation. http://www.core77.com/blog/social_design/copenhagenize_design_co_ceo_on_bicycle_culture_by_design_25375.asp -paul-- Paul C. RogersDirector, Western Aspen AllianceDepartment of Wildland ResourcesUtah State University5230 Old Main HillLogan, Utah 84322PH: (435)797-0194WAA link: http://www.western-aspen-alliance.org/ ...Continue Reading

Hi Everyone, Attached is the agenda for this month.  Please let me know if you have anything to add (Stephanie, I remember you wanted to discuss something last month, but I can't find it in my email, if you send info to me, I will add it). Thanks,Erin-- Erin BrewerMushroom Moon Gardens ...Continue Reading

Hving run the MBAC list for years, and several others with 100's of people on them, I would say that you should keep the status quo (or use our system). Mailman allows folks to receive daily digests. And, if there is a back an forth, folks can use filters, ignore the emails, or the discussers can go off list. Other than today's discussion of email security, I have never seen an issue with BPAC other than it's too quiet most of the time. best Dave At 6:31 PM -0600 7/22/13, Keegan Garrity wrote: Dave, I appreciate y ...Continue Reading

Dave,I appreciate your willingness to implement improvements. I should clarify...it's not that the current email list isn't working (with respect to functionality). From what I've seen so far, it has been very reliable and consistent. My suggestion centers around how this technology is being used. For example, discussions (such as the one we're having now) may not be of interest to all BPAC members. Or, perhaps they would be interested, but they'd rather not receive an email each time you and I correspond. I believ ...Continue Reading

I'm happy to host a listserv on cyclingutah.com if you like. We host many others, using the mailman software. But, I think the BPAC listserv works fine. Google groups are a pain to use (must have a google account for one). - Dave At 3:28 PM -0600 7/22/13, Keegan Garrity wrote: Bob, I think this would also be an appropriate time to re-introduce options for a group collaboration tool. Benefits of going this route are as follows: [*]Members could reply to a specific topic and keep conversations organized by threads. [ ...Continue Reading

Bob,I think this would also be an appropriate time to re-introduce options for a group collaboration tool. Benefits of going this route are as follows:[*]Members could reply to a specific topic and keep conversations organized by threads. [*]As an alternative to Reply All, every group member wouldn't receive a new email for every contribution to the discussion [*]Member could choose their notification preferences [*]Email lists couldn't be abused, either intentionally or unintentionally [*]Conversations are easily a ...Continue Reading

Alas, setting up the google two-step would only save you from this one avenue of hacker mischief.  This was however a fairly effective spoof because we are all inclined to believe that Russ wants to share some document with us. Even if you are not at USU, I would welcome you to peruse https://it.usu.edu/computer-security/be-an-internet-skeptic and take note of the "Phishing & Email Scams" link on the left as well as the "Internet Skeptic Blog". One of the things we recommend is the use ...Continue Reading

All, I'm sorry for the inconvenience, but my email account was hacked into. Please do not open my last email with the attached Google Doc sent at 12:32 today July 22, 2014, I believe we have fixed the problem.  If you did open the attachment, our IT dept. suggests that you change your password and run spyware if you have it. -- Russ Holley AICPSenior Planner City of Logan290 North 100 West Logan, UT 84321435.716.9023www.loganutah.org ...Continue Reading

All, I'm sorry for the inconvenience, but my email account was hacked into. Please do not open my last email with the attached Google Doc sent at 12:32 today July 22, 2014,   I believe we have fixed the problem.  Once again, I'm sorry for the inconvenience. -- Russ Holley AICP Senior Planner City of Logan290 North 100 West Logan, UT 84321435.716.9023www.loganutah.org ...Continue Reading