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z71bill Posts: 2,000After a day of off roading in mud I made the mistake of using a high pressure car wash to clean the mud off my leaf springs. The next day they started squeaking / creaking - it drove me nuts - so I made an even BIGGER mistake - I sprayed them with WD-40 - a few days later the creaking came back - louder than ever - so I tried motor oil, brake grease, liquid wrench - spray silicone and a few other things.
Every time the creak came back within a few days - also when I took off from a stop sign - I would get a clunk noise from the springs binding.
I finally went back to the car wash - cleaned the springs off. The binding clunk went away - but the creaking was horrible. So I took a 4-sale sign that was made out of thin plastic - cut it into strips about a 1/4 of an inch wider that the leaf - then wedged a crow bar between the leaf and stuck the plastic in between - that was about 3 years ago - no creak - no clunk - no problems. -
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snwbdr Posts: 1I am having the same problem as wingshOOter in post #771. My antilock brakes have gone, in two trucks. My personal truck, which I own, and my work truck, my boss owns. I have not taken it to the dealer yet, but what I did was take the fuse out from under the hood. It kills the antilock brakes so I am not sliding in to traffic anymore. It does leave the antilock brake and emergency brake lights on in the dash. Small price to pay to be able to stop. I too would like to contacted the NHTSA to file a complaint on the recall and GM avoiding to fully address the ABS issue. How do I do this? Also I know there was an issue with the break lines too. I think they were replacing them too. If anyone knows about this could you PM me and let me know, so when I go in to the dealer I know what I am talking about. Thanks snwbdr.
deckape Posts: 1I feel like a total moron but I have no clue about how to get my truck back. I have a '94 Silverado V8 that will start, run for a second or two, then just die no matter how much gas I give it. I'm thinking it is a fuel problem but the strange thing is that, if I try to re-start it without turning the ignition off, it won't turn over. However, if I turn it off completely then try to turn it over it'll start right up then die again. So, could it be electrical?
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dps2 Posts: 3I also have a 2003 Chev Silverado extended cab with the exact same problem. I have extended warranty. Already had it in shop once. They checked for codes and the things re-set itself. they said it worked fine. Today, it went ballistic. Speedo meter was pinned fully clockwise. Hangs up even when engine switched off. Going back to shop first thing Monday morning. Has anyone reported any fix for this? Spoke to service tech today. Showed him the situation. He said it looked like possible cluster replacement needed. I'll know Monday.
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noobie1 Posts: 326I wish it were as easy as you've conceived. Much of the five volume GM Service Manual is devoted to step by step procedures to determine what problem may have registered a DTC. I don't know any other source for a do-it-yourselfer. If there's an alternative, please post.
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flyer2 Posts: 1I have a 2004 Z71. While driving down one of our local streets I suddenly notice smoke coming up from the right rear portion of the hood. I immediately stopped, shut down, opened the hood and noticed the splash guard just inside the right front fender was burning. It was melting away and parts of it had fallen down on the motor mount and proceeded to burn the spark plug wires off that side of the engine. It also burned several other wires into. We simply could not figure out what caused this to happen. Has anyone else had a problem like this. It happened very fast, a matter of seconds.
greta87 Posts: 11999 LS 2500, ext cab 4x4, 100,000 miles. I have this gurgling noise in my truck also. Recently had cooling system flushed out and found there is no restrictors in the heater hose as had been previously suggested to be the problem. Heater core still puts out hot; could this need to be replaced to remedy the problem? Noise is very annoying. Any suggestions out there?
bitwarrior Posts: 1Last week I started my 3500 diesel dually (2003) and all the guages were dead. The info display and dash lights were all on but the needles all stayed full left, not even a bounce on any of them. I shut it off and started it again and everything woke up and worked fine. They were fine until this morning when they died again and didn't come back. Has anyone else seen anything like this? I'm hoping it could just be a loose harness wire somewhere but I don't want to rip the interior apart without some kind of clue.
ward002 Posts: 1I've been having front end problems in my truck (02 2500HD ext. cab sb 4X4). I'm getting a very loud thump in my front end when driving off road or if I hit a bump at low speed, usually about 5-10mph. I've been to two dealers with no succes fixing it. I've been through the shocks and torsion bar so far. Anybody else had this problem?
intermitac05 Posts: 3I am a diehard gm owner, and have been since I was kid. This problem is beginning to make me wonder. This is a great vehicle except when the air fails and its 90 + outside.
Has anyone experienced this problem? The AC began having intermittent problems at 4000 miles. While in Auto, with Recirculate on it would switch the fan from your face to the floor and begin putting out heat in both zones (it was as if the unit was possessed, it would move the fan at-will). The local dealer claims they found a connector near the drivers side left foot that was intermittent. However the unit still will not stay in Recirculate.
After the dealer serviced it the 4th time for the same problems they tell me it is operator error. I have talked with the Chevy rep and he will not even confirm a problem.
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sdowdy1 Posts: 3I have an 03 silverado with the digital display control and the recirculate quick working. The air still worked fine but not to the level when recirculating. I took it in and they said it would be 500 dollars to fix because of the difficulty to remove. I decided to keep it like it was. A few weeks later it started working but always popped real loud while trying to open and close the recirculation door under the dash. This drove me nuts so I just unhooked the wire controlling the motor to the door. I now have peace but no recirculation. I do know that with the digital display control that recirculation will not stay on while on the floor vents. It has to be on face vents. If on the floor it will just blink and then turn itself off. Hope this helps.
raven268 Posts: 1I have a 05, 7000 miles on it, trans slips every once in a while. squealing noise and knocking coming from the mid section of the vehicle. brought it to the dealer they keep blowing smoke up my you know what. not happy at all with this purchase or this dealer. i own a lawn care business and i was towing only 1 mower on a small trailer and it felt like i was dragging a elephant behind me. :lemon:
con3975 Posts: 5I have a 2001 silverado z71, and lately there has been this strange "clicking" noise whenever I press on the gas. It goes away when I let up, and the noise speeds up when I accelerate. I suspect something to do with the fuel pump, but I really have no idea. The clicking seems to be coming from underneath the truck. Help please.
randy14 Posts: 2This has been going on in my 1500 chev truck for over a year, i got it put on the computer and a faulty fuel level sensor is the cause of it. It doesn't affect the trucks performance but it will get worse where your gage will never work again. Chev's solution to it was a 12 dollar bottle of fuel injector cleaner to fix it, but it did not work for me.
chevrock22 Posts: 2I have a 95 silverado 4wd z71. Its a 5 speed, everytime a push the clutch in to shift gears the rpm's go up about a grand. If i shift at 1500 it will ethier stay there when i push the clutch in or go to 2000. It will eventually go down but it takes a couple seconds, I think its the throttle cable. But im not sure.
saddaddy Posts: 566As a prospective buyer, can someone tell me how well the 3.42 gear ratio performs in the newer (05-06) Silverados or Sierras. I was surprised that you could not get a 3.73 axle in the ext cab z71 models anymore. Is this correct? It seems that lower ratio would really be needed for any kind of towing or stepping up to say 285-series tires.?. How does this ratio help gas mileage? Thanks for any input.
jerrywimer Posts: 588I believe that GM only removed the 3.73 for a short period at the beginning of the run of 05 models, but from reading elsewhere it was a popular option, so it was added back on.
I can't compare the two ratios, since I haven't driven an 05 (or a 3.42). My 2004 has the 3.73 in it and runs very well. Check around the web for other truck forums. In several of these members have posted about larger tires, gear ratios, towing, etc. and will probably have answered your questions before you even have to spend the time typing them in again. -
ssb Posts: 3I just had the same thing happen to my 03 silverado. I was in Colorado in the rain on muddy roads. Same speedometer problem. Left CO in the rain driving on paved roads. After more than 10 hours in the rain the speedometer is working perfectly. I think that some how the mud on underside of the truck interfeared with the sender or receiver for the speedometer. I'm curious to see if you had muddy conditions.
By the way you don't have to restart the engine to get the speedo to drop back 5mph, just turn the key off then turn the key on and just bump the starter over. -
noobie1 Posts: 326Greta; This problem has been discussed either here or at "GMC Sierra: Problems, Solutions" in the recent past; Word search "gurgling" for background. I know of no other cause for gurgling than air trapped in the cooling system, and suspect you may have chosen the wrong mechanic. Although flushing causes no harm, it may not have been necessary. I don't your truck so can't give you any instructions. On mine, 2002, the expansion tank is the highest point in the system. Any trapped air is naturally and automatically released there. If I were you, short of figuring out how to release the air myself, I would let my fingers do the walking (driving), asking this specific question after describing the truck and symptom, "Do you know how to release the trapped air in the cooling system which is causing gurgling through the heater core"? In other words, don't look for analysis. Look for solution. And don't accept anything but a simple "yes". It shouldn't take a genius to figure it out. Good luck and let us know how it turns out.
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I bought some Carambolas several years ago, they were a named variety but can't remember which one now. The name was a letter of the alphabet and a number. I'd built up a garden bed with what I thought should have been good soil. Turns out it was the exact opposite. Always planned to move the trees to a better location but meantime they hardly grew and often died back a bit, never getting taller than about waist height. It's actually quite surprising that they survived at all. Eventually I made up some good garden beds and with the rain we've been having decided it was time for the move. But only for 2 of the trees, the 3rd would have to wait. So late yesterday afternoon after a lot of rain and while it was still spitting I dug 2 of them out. The "soil" was very gravelly and didn't hold together too well. Also, couldn't dig down too far so some of the tap root was damaged. They were wheelbarrowed around to their new home and FINALLY into good soil. It was overcast so no sun before evening and still a bit wet overnight. Today there was rain again before the sun got around to the transplanted trees giving them more time to settle in. One of them in the new good soil. |
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- Posted by tropicbreezent (My Page) on Sun, Mar 10, 13 at 8:50
This is the other one. They've been so tough all these years in very bad conditions I'm hoping they'll appreciate the move, as rough as it was, and make up for lost time. |
- Posted by HawaiiFruitGrower none (My Page) on Sun, Mar 10, 13 at 14:33
Hi tropicbreezent, i think one of your carambolas could be a b-10 or b-17, b-2. I think those are the only carambolas i know that have one letter and a name. |
- Posted by tropicbreezent (My Page) on Sun, Mar 10, 13 at 22:40
Thanks HawaiiFruitGrower, B-10 rings a bell. They've had a day and a half of cloudy, damp conditions to settle in. Today the sun is out full strength. They're in morning shade, maybe it'll get cloudier by the time the sun comes around, can always hope. Now I've got a Macadamia to move. And a Breadfruit to lop. There's no end to it, LOL. |
- Posted by tropicbreezent (My Page) on Sun, Mar 31, 13 at 8:07
They've had about 2 weeks now to settle in. No signs they're withering which is good. I think they've survived the transplant. Be good to see them start putting on new growth. |
- Posted by tropicbreezent (My Page) on Thu, Apr 11, 13 at 21:16
It's been over a month and no sign that the carambolas couldn't cope with the transplant. Haven't put on any new growth but we're not far off winter so maybe they'll just bide their time. I still might try a little fertiliser as the roots will probably have settled in and not be affected by a bit of diluted nutrient. |
- Posted by tropicbreezent (My Page) on Thu, Apr 25, 13 at 22:23
A couple of weeks more and the carambolas are coming along really well. They've put on a lot of new leaves. Looks like they appreciated the change. They might keep growing right through the season. So next year maybe large trees and fruit. |
- Posted by tropicbreezent (My Page) on Thu, Feb 20, 14 at 21:41
The transplanted Carambolas have done really well and have put on a lot of growth. Although, they're spreading outwards more than they are up. But they flowering now so should find out how good the fruit is before long. |
Hi Interesting you'd have trouble with carombola . For me it's by far the easiest to grow and manage I lucked out on the variety being very sweet,large fruit. Only complaint is that it's a "Dwarf" and it's grown to 25x25 feet with two top removals lol Second is that it fruits by the bushel . You can only eat so many Have made pies ,sauces , purees and my neighbors hide as they know I'm going to offer some fruit lol Wish my citrus would be as productive !! Good luck with yours looks like your on the right path . gary |
- Posted by tropicbreezent (My Page) on Thu, Feb 27, 14 at 23:04
Gary, the trouble was the soil. I had some, self sown, in the previous place I was in and they grew large. The fruit was pretty tasteless. When I bought this place thought it might be worth trying a named variety. Unfortunately, to make the garden bed I dug soil out of the edge of a swamp, thought it would be good once dried and composted. By the time all the organic matter decayed there was only lateritic gravel left, the carambolas didn't like it. But one year (almost) in the new garden and they've really rocketed along, except for the one that's not been moved yet. If they don't taste all that good it doesn't matter. Just more fruit for the flying foxes, birds and other animals to feed on. |
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When the award winning VFX team at The Mill approach a new project, they certainly don't cut any corners. Setting out to create nothing but their absolute best, while pushing the boundaries of technology, these guys are serious about what they do. And you don't win as many VFX awards as these guys without putting in the hard graft to make heads turn.
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The Old Spice ads have been tickling viewers over the last year or two, and this one for me, just takes the biscuit. With some magic from our friends at the Mill LA, this musically themed minute or so is brought to life by some intrinsically timed VFX.
Webinar Exclusive: Snow White & The Huntsman with Amy Cuthbertson
Our visual effects and compositing students have gone on to work on some pretty awesome projects over the years. These include the many studio blockbusters that light up cinema screens around the world. Seeing escapee names in the rolling credits at the end of such films never fails to give us that warm fuzzy feeling of pride – proud to see they have achieved the goal they had when we first met them on our courses. And this was very much the case when some of the Escape team went to an exclusive screening of Snow White and The Huntsman at Framestore a few months ago.
This Too Shall Pass
Musical originality and relentless visual ingenuity are two of the many reasons that make American indie rock outfit 'Ok Go', one of the most forward thinking, and simultaneously underrated, bands of the 21st century.
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Or wanted to be able to say, 'I did that', when watching a film and seeing a huge, breath taking explosion? Then maybe you should start to think about pursuing a career in Visual Effects. At Escape Studios, we want to make those first steps into the industry as easy as possible whilst providing you with the tools to succeed. Our Visual Effects Production course will not only give you the skills to progress in the exciting world of Film Visual Effects, but will also show you how to make an impressive show reel (which results in many of our students securing jobs once they have finished.)
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Last Wednesday we sauntered down to our friends at Saddington Baynes, devoured some gourmet Pizza, washed it down with some ice cold beer and cleansed our pallets with some invigorating VFX related conversation, all in the name of our second graduate reunion…who says you can't mix business with pleasure? And with a high calibre of industry employed attendees from the likes of Double Negative, Framestore, The Mill and MPC London, conversation was rife.
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Less than one week to go before the UK's first HIERO user group, HUG London and we have kept you waiting long enough as to who will be speaking.
Success Story: Allyn Lawson
It's fair to say that the world of VFX is a bit like a tardis, a tardis that escapee Allyn Lawson knows all about.
Softimage Creatives: Launch Event Line-Up Released!
Great news Softimage users out there… the line-up for the launch Softimage Creatives user group meeting has been released. And for those of you who are hoping to attend, I think you'll agree this is a programme to get excited about.
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Industry Coaching with The Mill
The current VFX Professional class were assigned The Mill as part of the 'Industry Coaching' scheme, which is a new initiative for us here at Escape Studios. The main idea behind the scheme is that we invite established post-production houses in Soho to mentor our students as they prepare to enter the industry as VFX artists. The VFX Professional course is our more advanced course for students who have completed the VFX Production course or artists already in the industry who are looking to further their knowledge in the field. For these students, getting advice from professionals working in the industry is golden, helping them prepare better for what is to come. Emmy Castelain was among the group during this visit, and this is what she had to say about their time at The Mill…
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WAKOMPENSKI - The Road to London 2012
I thought I would let you guys into something special... A look at the truly fantastic Christmas video from The Mill's 2D department. In between working on some of the world's best VFX for commercial spots, The Mill still finds time to make a departmental Christmas video to compete at their Christmas party.
CG Whiz 2011 is Now Open!
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CVMP - Last Call for Short Papers
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The Dykes Medal winner for 2013 is That's All Folks. |
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- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Tue, Aug 13, 13 at 22:52
That's a nice choice. It's quite a beautiful iris, and it grows very well here in Southern California. It's nice that Mr. Maryott's last introduction got the highest award. Renee |
- Posted by booberry85 z5NY (My Page) on Wed, Aug 14, 13 at 7:30
That's a pretty one. Its been on my want list since I got into irises a couple years ago. Probably won't be able to get it this year though. ~sigh~ |
Nice picture!!! So glad Bill Maryott won. When he was doing iris (as well as daylilies) he did some "lookers". Loved 'Spin Off'. (Hosenem. has this one in her gorgeous garden pics) |
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Every year I have the same problem....floppy sedums! I was told to pinch them back to make them more bushy so they won't flop when they bloom. When do I do this and how far back should I pinch them? I guess I'm always afraid that I will pinch too much too late and won't get the blooms.
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- Posted by nckvilledudes 7a (My Page) on Mon, Feb 9, 09 at 17:05
Hi Evelyn. I am assuming you are referring to sedums like Autumn Joy and that sort. I typically cut mine back by half once they get about 5 or so inches tall. Hasn't ever affected the blooming of mine. In fact, I can often get more blooms by pinching out the flower heads after they are finished blooming. Really depends on how early they bloom and how late in the season we get our first killing frosts. I am assuming they don't get too leggy due to insufficient sun exposure. |
Thanks Miguel They are the tall ones....Autumn Joy, Brilliant, Neon and a couple variegated. They'll stand tall for a while then begin to flop. I've got them all in full sun so I know that's not it. I'll do like you said. Wish me luck! Thanks again! |
- Posted by trianglejohn z7b NC (email@example.com) on Tue, Feb 10, 09 at 16:33
Hi Ev!! How old are the clumps? Mine usually don't get any care at all and they never seem to flop. I have them in medium rich soil in about half day sun. I didn't know anyone pinched them back. Once mine got to be really large clumps they sort of support each other as they stretch. |
Hi John!! The clumps are probably around 6 years old. They are pretty large clumps so I get really large flops...LOL |
- Posted by nckvilledudes 7a (My Page) on Wed, Feb 11, 09 at 4:18
Evelyn, your rich soil may also be contributing to the flopping phenomena. I have mine planted in straight clay with a little soil conditioner added in when they were first planted probably 8 years ago and I have never experienced the flopping phenomena before except for ones that were originally planted in overly amended soil or were not getting enough sun. |
Miguel It must be the soil. It has always been very rich. I don't have much clay in any of my beds. Only thing I can do is pinch them back and hope for the best. The good thing is that I'll have that many more sedums to root to share. Thanks! |
Really, overall Evelyn, that's a good problem to have-- rich soil instead of clay! Bet most of us would deal with floppy sedums & trade you! :) |
- Posted by nckvilledudes 7a (My Page) on Wed, Feb 11, 09 at 14:23
Pinching them back and planting the babies is a sure fire way to have loads to share. The ones I have were all obtained by taking cuttings at a friend's house. Lucky you, I would sell my soul to have good soil although clay isn't really all that bad once you add enough mulch and allow it to decompose down. I would rather have clay than sand! It eats organic matter like nothing else. |
Well I have an unlimited amount of mulch....my other half has a tree service. I think I had added a good layer of mulch on those beds before I decided to make them both sedum beds because of the location. I haven't done anything to them since. Every one of my beds have the blackest soil which I was used to when I lived in NJ. I do have sandrock to contend with but it's in my pastures. If this weather keeps up being so warm...I'll be trimming those sedums this weekend...lol |
If you absolutely cant stand it and want to stop the problem, it sounds like some digging up of the clumps is involved, and replanting in sandy loam. Hard work. How about another solution like propping them up with well-placed rocks for a rock garden effect? I am growing a Sedum collection in my perennial border. Luckily, I have sandy loam there, by luck, when I hit a sand pocket here in the red clay Piedmont. But I am also placing rocks in that bed, since it seems to call for a rock garden with all those Sedums. There are so many varieties! Really love Sedums. |
That's a little too labor intensive for me. I do like the rock idea and may incorporate a few in the bed. I'm going to trim and propagate the cuttings and see what it does this year. Thanks everyone for the ideas. Evelyn |
- Posted by mikelsmisha (My Page) on Sun, Feb 15, 09 at 0:10
I have one clump of Sedum Neon that I was too lazy to plant one year, so I just heeled it in real quick. Plus it gets some shade. Darn if it doesn't grow sideways and then up and doesn't flop! It stays short. Go figure. I love it. |
- Posted by Bonnie 4-5(email@example.com) onMon, Apr 18, 11 at 15:27
I have also had the problem with floppy Autumn Joys and I have dozens, all from the 1st one I bought. I used to dig them, then split. Now in early spring when they show their heads, I split them where they are with a spade. If they are close to the house and backs don't show, I split off the back. If they are in the open, I split into 4, i.e, like a square..then slimply plant the splits elsewhere. Easier then digging! |
- Posted by dottie_in_charlotte z7-8 NC (My Page) on Thu, Apr 21, 11 at 21:45
Well, I'm inclined to disagree with the proponents of pinching, except on chrysanthemums which have varying degrees of natural insect resistance on open wounds. I think every perennial and bulb will annually react to that year's growing conditions and weather. Fast growth during optimum weather often results in slightly weaker stems and lots of top growth. |
- Posted by elizabeth Barry i forget(firstname.lastname@example.com) onMon, Sep 12, 11 at 14:32
I have same problem. But my thinking about pinching before they get too tall, is that if it saves you lots of supporting and tying and buying of wiry things, it is worth it. Plus, I think of the plant's energy; If you cut it off somewhere, all that energy that's no longer needed must go somewhere. So it grows thicker (i hope). One related idea is: when your perennials' flowers are over, from time to time remove the seed pods. Then when there's nothing much left, cut it back quite low to the ground - 5 - 6 inches depending on what it is. And feed it. In a few weeks you'll have some fresh new growth that will produce flowers. If not, at the very least you'll have fresh green growth in the garden instead of those brown, dry old leaves and dead stalks. Energy has to go somewhere, and as my mother used to say "Cut and come again". Love you Mum. |
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DES MOINES. Attorney General Tom Miller on Thursday announced a series of proposed changes in Iowa criminal laws he is submitting to the Iowa Legislature, which convenes next week. Miller submits proposals every year to modernize and improve the Iowa Criminal Code. (Full description of all the proposals in PDF format.)
We have had a strong law against money-laundering for several years, but we need to close an important gap by establishing regulation of money transmitter businesses such as check cashers, check sellers and wire transfer firms," Miller said. Money laundering is how meth-trafficking networks and other criminal organizations convert illegal monies into apparently clean assets in order to conceal and expand illegal activity.
Miller is asking the Legislature to give the State Superintendent of Banking regulatory authority over money transmitter businesses, or MTBs. "MTBs now are required to report cash transactions of $10,000 or more to the IRS, but multiple cash transactions of smaller amounts are not monitored, and that makes MTBs susceptible to money laundering by drug dealers and other criminals," he said. "MTBs now handle large amounts of cash in Iowa with little oversight."
Under Miller's proposal the Banking Superintendent would license and regulate MTBs, conduct a criminal background check of all applicants, and have authority to require and inspect records of all cash transactions by MTBs. MTBs would pay a fee to finance the regulatory work. The Banking Superintendent would report possible criminal activity to the State Department of Public Safety for further investigation.
"There has been a huge growth nationwide in money transmitter businesses, and we believe some of them in Iowa may be susceptible to illegal enterprises," Miller said. "This measure will help us track down those who use MTBs for money-laundering and help us eliminate the financial base for criminal enterprises. In addition, legitimate MTBs would gain an opportunity to grow."
Miller also said the US Department of Justice has awarded a grant of $269,000 to create the Iowa Financial Crimes Task Force to tackle money laundering and other financial crimes. The grant will support analysis and investigation by the Iowa Dept. of Public Safety and prosecution led by the Attorney General. Public Safety and the Attorney General also organize training and cooperative efforts with local, state, and federal officials to thwart money-laundering and other financial crimes.
The law, which was enacted in 1998, created a civil commitment procedure for persons who are deemed to be "sexually violent predators" as defined by the law and determined in a formal court process. The law was created to address the threat of re-offending by certain violent sex offenders.
So far, 26 patients have been admitted to the program, which is operated by the Iowa Dept. of Human Services at the Oakdale campus near Iowa City. Miller proposed several revisions to the Act consistent with recent case decisions by the Iowa Courts and U.S. Supreme Court, including streamlining processes and specifying how a transitional release program would work as persons prepare to leave the program.
"Our computer-crime law is behind the times," Miller said, "especially in the wake of September 11 if we contemplate the possibility of terrorist attacks on computer systems that support things like communications, electric grids, water distribution systems, or government records." Miller is asking the Legislature to enhance the potential offenses, and to extend application of the statute to intangible property including software and data storage. (Now, the applicable offense is a simple misdemeanor for criminal mischief, and only damage to tangible property may be prosecuted in the case of unauthorized computer access.)
"We proposed this last year and it passed the Senate by 49-0," Miller said. "I hope the House passes it and makes it the law of Iowa." Miller said expanding the coverage of the domestic abuse law is crucial because the law enables victims to obtain protection such as no-contact orders from a court, and it empowers courts to order perpetrators to obtain abuse counseling and education. Iowa law now extends such protections only to persons who are married, have a child in common, or were cohabiting within one year of a violent incident.
"The US Justice Department reports that 40% of domestic violence incidents involve non-married persons," Miller said. "The highest rate of all is for young persons age 16-24. We need to extend our law's protection to these people, and that will also help us avoid future violence as they enter marriages and long-term relationships."
Iowa law authorizes the State's "Crime Victim Compensation Program" to provide specified financial benefits to help victims recover from the financial costs of violent crime. The program is funded entirely by fines and penalties paid by criminals. "Victim compensation will never erase the emotional trauma of violent crime, but it helps people recover some of the financial costs," Miller said. Miller asked the Legislature to raise allowable compensation limits in several areas, including for medical care, counseling, loss of financial support by dependents of murder victims, and reimbursement for clothing held as evidence.
Miller presented proposals in several other areas of criminal law and juvenile justice, such as improving the child endangerment law and creating county-attorney-led "child protection assistance teams" to coordinate investigation and prosecution of serious child abuse cases. He reiterated his support for establishing .08 as the applicable blood/alcohol content limit determining drunk driving.
Miller also underscored his continuing support for substance abuse treatment and drug courts. "We need to maintain those programs and expand them whenever we can, even in this difficult financial climate. This is a fundamental public safety issue," Miller said.
"Substance abuse is closely connected to so many of our crime problems, and tackling it will help us solve many of those problems," he said. "There is no doubt that substance abuse treatment and prevention works in many cases and is cost-effective. Crime goes down when substance abuse goes down - and so do the enormous costs for law enforcement and corrections. Whenever it is fiscally possible, we need to bolster our substance abuse treatment and prevention programs and drug courts."


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Brady's recreational vehicle was the key to his life outside work. He liked to fish and he liked to travel. "I know that one year he and his wife drove down to Branson, Missouri," DeFiore says. "One year they went to New Orleans, and one year to Vegas, though he wasn't much of a gambler."
He wasn't much for partying, either. "As far as going out and having a couple beers after work, Richard wasn't that type," DeFiore says. "I used to take the crew out to dinner or drinks one day a year, right around Christmas time, because they do me a good job. [Brady] would have a ball. That was one day of the year he really looked forward to."
Aside from those details, Brady's personal life was a mystery to his co-workers. They describe him as a family man, but some can't remember if he has three grown daughters or four. He pretty much kept to himself and to his rituals, sitting in a certain seat in a corner of the first-floor work bay every morning, drinking tea and waiting for 7 a.m.
According to San Francisco clinical psychologist Chris Hatcher, who helped make the Cartwright videotape used in Denver's violence-in-the-workplace training, many people believe a violent employee is someone who simply snaps. But the idea that a person is a regular guy one day and a killer the next is a myth, says Hatcher. "That's rarely the case."
Experts say perpetrators often give out warning signals, perhaps by making veiled threats. They may have a preoccupation with weaponry and a history of violence or substance abuse. And contrary to popular belief, the employees are rarely new to a company. They may also be articulate and bright. In addition, Denver's training manual notes, "individuals who commit workplace violence almost always have had some degree of success, both in the workplace and in their personal lives...However, these individuals do believe that something very important (a job promotion, raise or transfer, for example), has been unfairly taken from them...If the organization does not give this to them, they are willing to risk everything to strike back at the organization, even where there is the possibility of injury to co-workers or themselves."
Barker says that despite the fact that experts use profiles to identify high-risk individuals, "no one can predict with any kind of accuracy if they will commit violence. There are plenty of people who rate high on the scale but still don't do violence."
The incidents themselves, though, follow two basic scenarios. "First," says Barker, "there's the personal. A guy follows his estranged wife to work and shoots her after finding out she's going with another guy. On the other side, you've got someone who's experiencing trouble at work. They're being disciplined, terminated, fired."
The common denominator, Barker says, is that the perpetrators believe an injustice has been done to them. All the incidents, he says, "have a flavor of people having gone over the edge, because what sets them off are things we have to deal with all the time---being fired, falsely accused, going through a divorce. People just don't go home and lock and load.
"My own belief," the therapist continues, "is that most people have other avenues to help them deal with situations. Some people have religion, some have family, some have an internal belief that they're going to be okay no matter how badly the world is treating them.
"Other people feel helpless. They don't believe that anything is going to change. They don't believe they can start over and continue on. They just don't have peace--or if they had it, they lost it."
The Wastewater Management building sits along the Platte River near land that has become home to the homeless. The tents and shanties of transients are set up by the water, behind a barnlike structure that city employees call "The Butler Building." Vagrants have been known to wander onto the Wastewater grounds, steal city property and break into cars. For that reason, the city hired a security company to watch over the building and grounds after moving into the new headquarters building in 1993. A lone, uniformed officer made the rounds. Because Wastewater was not considered a dangerous post, the guards were unarmed.
John Adamo had been working for Wells Fargo and patrolling the Wastewater building for nearly a year when C&D Bonded Security Service won the city contract in November 1996. Adamo could have stayed with Wells Fargo and taken a post elsewhere, but he liked what he was doing, says C&D general manager Troy Thames. So Adamo accepted a job with C&D and stayed on the graveyard shift at Wastewater.
He patrolled the building from 11 p.m. until 7 a.m. for the grand salary of $8 an hour plus benefits. Adamo was allowed to sign up for the life-insurance program, but he turned it down, opting instead for the equivalent amount in pay. "He was a young guy, not married," Thames says. "They don't think about dying."
Adamo didn't have much contact with Wastewater employees; though cleaning crews were in and out of the building at night, he was usually getting off work as the city's morning shift started.


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July 16 — A Napean and DMA Nonprofit Federation presentation
Direct Marketing Association Seminar Center
1120 Avenue of the Americas, 13th floor, New York, NY 10036
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The 4th Annual Nonprofit Mobile Day, a presentation of Napean's Mobile Commerce Daily and the DMA Nonprofit Federation, is the most prestigious event covering the use of mobile for nonprofit fundraising and marketing. This year's event on July 16 in New York has speakers from the American Red Cross, Channel Thirteen/WNET, the Museum of Modern Art, the Mobile Giving Foundation, League of Young Voters, Humane Society of the United States and the Council of Better Business Bureaus. Join us at the Nonprofit Mobile Day to glean case studies, insight and best-practice tips for mobile marketing and mobile fundraising.
Thanks to our Mobile Day Sponsors
- 8:00 am - 8:45 amRegistration and Continental Breakfast
- 8:45 am - 9:00 amWelcome AddressMickey Alam Khan, Editor-In-Chief, Mobile Commerce Daily and Mobile Marketer
Senny Boone, Esq., General Counsel, Direct Marketing Association - 9:00 am - 9:45 amAmerican Red Cross: How the Nation's Default National Responder Takes a Multi-Faceted Mobile Approach
As the nation's default responder for emergency relief, the American Red Cross brought mobile fundraising to national recognition when it raised more than $30 million dollars for Haiti earthquake relief in 2010 and 2011. The organization is a known SMS-fundraising powerhouse, but has branched out into mobile in more ways than one. In this presentation, attendees will learn:
• Why mobile will be a must in 2014 as sales of mobile devices surpass PCs
Speaker: Craig Oldham, Vice President of Digital Engagement, American Red Cross
• Using mobile as a fundraising tool
• How to develop a holistic mobile strategy that includes text, Web and applications
• Translating not just the Web site, but the mission, into mobile
• The importance of developing for tablets in the mobile realm - 9:45 am - 10:00 amBreak
- 10:00 am - 10:45 amThe Museum of Modern Art: Using Mobile to Expand and Connect the Museum Experience
The Museum of Modern Art in New York houses the world's finest collection of modern and contemporary art. Many of MoMA's visitors arrive with smartphones in hand, while others use tablets to access its sites and applications. Over the last couple of years, the museum has launched a general MoMA phone app and mobile site, a collection/exhibition-specific iPad app, mobile exhibition sites and an activity app geared toward families. In addition, this summer the museum is replacing the traditional audio wands with new interactive handhelds that will form the basis for the next iteration of MoMA's mobile program. The session will focus on:
• MoMA's overall mobile strategy for second half of 2013
Speaker: Allegra Burnette, Creative Director of Digital Media, The Museum of Modern Art
• Mobile's relation to the museum's larger strategic approach
• How mobile extends the visitor relationship beyond the museum
• Driving museum membership through mobile sites and apps
• Future directions in mobile digital engagement for museums - 10:45 am - 11:00 amBreak
- 11:00 am - 11:45 amMobile Giving Foundation: The State of Mobile Giving
The Mobile Giving Foundation provides nonprofit organizations with a platform to increase donor engagement and interaction through the nation's wireless carriers. The organization, which was founded by wireless experts in 2007, works closely with members of the mobile industry to provide a single mobile giving channel for nonprofit organizations. The foundation is tapping into a new form of giving – via SMS – that perhaps could be a supplemental source of fundraising for charities and nonprofits. In this session, listen to the organization's founder discuss:
• A landscape overview of what nonprofits are doing in the age of mobile
Speaker: Jim Manis, Founder/CEO, BBB Mobile Giving Foundation
• The use of mobile for fundraising as well as acquisition and engagement
• How charities are learning about cross-channel integration to create viral campaigns through mobile
• Challenges in messaging, applications and Web that arise when charities look across mobile platforms
• Creating transparency for donors, standards for charities and a balance between enabling viral response and ensuring public charity compliance - 11:45 am - 12:00 pmBreak
- 12:00 pm - 12:30 pmSponsored Keynote SUMOTEXT: Messaging Technologies and Tactics for Nonprofits to Stay Relevant
While Text-2-Give programs are an important aspect of mobile for nonprofits, the mobile strategy should not stop there. These programs should be integrated components of a broader Text-2-Join strategy that is designed to regularly engage donors and keep dispersed groups of employees, stakeholders and volunteers organized, informed and motivated. In addition to basic SMS tactics, nonprofits need to get creative and take advantage of other platform features including MMS, location, StarStar technologies and Passbook. This sponsored keynote will discuss:
• Location-based services for national nonprofits to associate subscribers and donations with local groups and chapters
Speaker: Tim Miller, president, SUMOTEXT
• How to engage constituents with Abbreviated Dial Codes (ADC's)
• The tangible and intangible benefits of leveraging multimedia messaging
• How NPO's can get into the Mobile Wallet
• 6 strategies the pros use to impact conversions and sustain loyalty - 1:00 pm - 2:00 pmLunch Break
- 2:00 pm - 2:45 pmThe Humane Society of the United States: The Mobile Journey to Save Animals
As the country's largest animal protection organization, The Humane Society is using mobile to become closer to its constituents and to raise funds and advocacy for the wellbeing of animals. The organization has come a long way since being founded in 1954, now using text alerts to connect with animal lovers, applications on both iPhone and Android devices, and SMS fundraising. In this presentation, attendees will learn about:
• The first steps to take when making the move to mobile
Speaker: Lara Koch, Mobile Communications Manager, The Humane Society of the United States
• How and when to use SMS text messaging
• The Humane Society journey on mobile Web and with mobile apps
• Campaigns for which mobile played an integral part
• Best-practice tips - 2:45 pm - 3:00 pmBreak
- 3:00 pm - 3:45 pmBetter Business Bureau: How to Ensure a Safe and Trustworthy Mobile Experience
The top authority on trust in the marketplace, and a name recognized by more than 81 percent of the general public, the Better Business Bureau has ensured that businesses live up to a set of high standards since it was founded in 1912. Currently, more than 114 BBBs operate across the United States and Canada, evaluating more than 3 million charities and businesses. The organization provides key information, reviews and BBB Accreditation status information to the public through its easy-to-navigate iPhone application and mobile site for the on-the-go consumer, but it works with businesses that are making the transition to mobile as well. During this presentation, listen to best-practice tips for bringing business to mobile, including:
• The importance of creating voluntary codes of conduct on mobile
Speaker: Genie Barton, Vice President and Director of Online Interest-Based Advertising Accountability Program and Mobile Marketing Initiatives, The Council of Better Business Bureaus Inc.
• Using best-privacy practices in the mobile environment
• A look into state and federal law regulations as well as policy guidance in the mobile realm
• Potential issues to look for when working with a developer to create an app - 3:45 pm - 4:00 pmBreak
- 4:00 pm - 4:45 pmThirteen/WNET: Bringing Mobile to the Forefront of Lifelong Learning
Thirteen is the national's most-watched public television channel as well as the flagship public television station in the tri-state area. However, Thirteen is much more than just a television station. The organization now has two smartphone applications as well as a tablet app, all with different interactive learning elements. With a mission to provide lifelong learning opportunities using media, Thirteen is largely supported by private and foundation contributions including donations from hundreds of thousands of members. In this session, learn what role mobile plays in these donations and also gain knowledge about:
• The branding complications on digital platforms as well as the commitment to responsive design
Speaker: Joe Harrell, Director of Digital Strategy, WNET
• Mobile metrics for local and national programming
• How WNET built a committed mobile audience
• Mobile donations via sites, SMS, text-to-give campaigns and the Thirteen Explore iPad app
• The next steps in WNET's mobile strategy - 4:45 pm - 5:00 pmBreak
- 5:00 pm - 5:45 pmExpert Panel: Trends, Opportunities and Issues with Mobile Outreach
Charities and nonprofits are struggling to maintain a relationship with donors and prospects, a situation made all the more complicated with divided consumer attention on a multiplicity of devices. However, mobile is a reality that nonprofits cannot ignore. While the medium presents opportunities, there are challenges too that confront nonprofits as they seek to market to donors and prospects via channels such as SMS, mobile Web, applications, QR codes and mobile email. This session will discuss:
• Why nonprofits must establish a secure foothold in mobile
Panelists: Lars Hjoerne, Founder and President, Connect2Give
• Which channels to invest in for mobile fundraising
• SMS: the killer mobile tool?
• Does mobile marketing work for nonprofits
• Charities and nonprofits that get mobile
• Legal do's and don'ts for mobile fundraising and mobile marketing
David Asheim, President and Founder, GiveByCell
Leah Thomas, CEO, MGood
Benjamin Stein, Chief Technology Officer, Mobile Commons
Daisy Lai, account executive for agency partnerships, Urban AirshipModerator: Mickey Alam Khan, Editor-in-Chief, Mobile Marketer and Mobile Commerce Daily
- 5:45 pm - 6:45 pmSponsored Cocktail Hour
- 12:30 pm - 1:00 pmSponsored Keynote Paystik: Increasing Response Rates: Data, Analytics, and Streamlined Donations
Spontaneous giving results in substantially higher donations compared to delayed decisions. Are organizations prepared to capture an impulse and turn those individuals into lifelong donors? There is a major gap between the impulse and the donor's response – undermining the organization's campaign effectiveness and optimization efforts. This session will discuss:
· Closing the gap between impulse and response
· Capturing data to optimize campaigns and cultivate donors
· A new fundraising technology from the Venture Studio at Stanford University
Speaker: Adham Koura, business development, Paystik


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48 Newly constructed units of low-income housing in the Bronx offers quality supportive services to seniors 55 years of age and older
Bronx, N.Y. – The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), New York City Housing Development Corporation (HDC), Azimuth Development Group, Best Development, South East Bronx Community Organization Development, Inc. (SEBCO) and partners celebrated the opening of Intervale Senior Residences, a newly constructed senior housing building located at 1115 Intervale Avenue in the Bronx. The development, which contains approximately 44,270 square feet of gross building area, will house 48 rental apartments available to low-income tenants 55 years of age or older, plus an additional superintendent's unit. Also in attendance were Deputy Bronx Borough President Aurelia Greene; Senior Policy Advisor for Economic Development and Employment Cheryl Simmons-Oliver represented Congressman Jose Serrano; Assemblyman Marcos Crespo; and City Council Member Maria del Carmen Arroyo.
Intervale Senior Residences was developed as part of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's New Housing Marketplace Plan (NHMP). The NHMP is a multi-billion dollar initiative to finance 165,000 units of affordable housing for half a million New Yorkers by the close of Fiscal Year 2014. For every dollar invested by the City, the Plan has leveraged $3.41 in private funding for a total commitment of more than $19.4 billion to fund the creation or preservation of over 142,422 units of affordable housing across the five boroughs, with more than 44,993 units financed in the Bronx.
"Now more than ever New Yorkers need the support of City officials and our partners. It is important that we join together to find a way to provide safe and affordable homes for New Yorkers," said HPD Commissioner Mathew M. Wambua. "Today's opening of Intervale Residences is a testament to the commitment of our partners. We need to keep New Yorkers in safe affordable housing that meets their basic needs. I'm proud of our involvement in this development and applaud all of our partners who made it possible. Let us continue to work together to support our neighbors in need."
"I would like to thank all of our partners and elected officials who have continued to work hard to meet the needs of our seniors," said Simon Bacchus, Senior Vice President of Development at HDC. "Intervale Senior Residences will not only be a safe place for our residents to call home, but will enrich their lives and strengthen this community during these difficult times."
"During the early planning stages of this development, we looked at the need for senior housing in the Bronx and we saw tremendous demand. In these challenging times, it is imperative that we provide quality housing to keep seniors in place," said Guido Subotovsky, President, of Azimuth Development Group LLC. "We are proud to be a part of this exciting new development."
Intervale Senior Residences is an eight-story mid-rise residential building that is divided into 13 studios, 34 one-bedroom apartments, and 1 two-bedroom apartment reserved for a superintendent. All units are handicapped-accessible and equipped with call buttons in case of an emergency. The building was designed to maximize convenience for tenants by minimizing the distance between elevators and individual apartments. In addition, there is an on-site 2,200-square-foot resident community center with a large open gathering room, private office, full kitchen and two bathrooms, as well as a landscaped rear garden for residents to enjoy. Tenants will also have access to free lunch and bus services.
Ten of the units are available to tenants earning no more than 40% of the Area Median Income (AMI) or $22,920 for an individual. Thirty-four of the units are available to tenants earning no more than 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI) or $34,380 for an individual. The remaining three units are available to tenants earning no more than 50% AMI or $28,650 for an individual. Income levels are determined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
The apartments were marketed in accordance with the HPD lottery process which was supervised by HDC. For more information regarding the lottery process, current housing lotteries, how to apply to an open lottery, and if you would like to receive an e-mail when HPD has updated its website concerning available apartment and home listings for City-subsidized housing in the five boroughs, please visit the Apartment Seekers and Homebuyers pages at www.nyc.gov//hpd/.
The total development cost for Intervale Senior Residence is $11,305,985. HDC, through its Low-income Affordable Marketplace Program (LAMP), provided a senior loan funded with $5.66 million in tax-exempt bonds, allowing the project to benefit from equity generated from 4% Low Income Housing Tax Credits. HDC also provided an additional loan in the amount of $3,120,000. Raymond James Tax Credit Funds, Inc. will act as the tax credit syndicator. JP Morgan Chase provided a stand-by letter of credit. HPD, through its Low Income Rental Program, provided $262,170 in City Capital funds and approximately $1.62 million in HOME funds. City Councilmember Maria del Carmen Arroyo provided City Capital Reso A funds in the amount of $1 million. The developers are Guido Subotovsky of Azimuth Development and Ron Schulman of Best Development. SEBCO is the non-profit social service provider and proposed managing agent. Aufgang + Subotovsky acted as the project architect.
About the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)
HPD is the nation's largest municipal housing preservation and development agency. Its mission is to promote quality housing and viable neighborhoods for New Yorkers through education, outreach, loan and development programs and enforcement of housing quality standards. It is responsible for implementing Mayor Bloomberg's New Housing Marketplace Plan to finance the construction or preservation of 165,000 units of affordable housing by the close of the 2014 fiscal year. Since the plan's inception, more than 142,422 affordable homes have been financed. For more information, visit www.nyc.gov/hpd
About the NYC Housing Development Corporation (HDC):
HDC provides financing that builds and strengthens neighborhoods. Since 2000, the corporation has issued roughly 10% of all the multifamily housing revenue bonds in the U.S. and since 2003, when Mayor Bloomberg's New Housing Marketplace Plan was launched, HDC has raised more than $6.7 billion in financing for affordable housing developments, including in excess of $1 billion in subsidy from corporate reserves. In Affordable Housing Finance magazine's annual listing of the nation's top ten funders of multifamily housing, HDC is the only municipal entity included on the list, and consistently bests many of the largest commercial banks and most statewide Housing Finance Agencies (HFA). This past year, HDC was the fourth largest affordable housing lender in the U.S. after Citi, Wells Fargo and Bank of America, beating out JPMorgan Chase and Capital One. To date, under the Mayor's plan, HDC has financed the creation or preservation of more than 60,000 affordable units in multifamily buildings that also include 1.7 million square feet of commercial space. For additional information, visit: www.nychdc.com
About Azimuth Development Group LLC
Azimuth Development Group was founded in 2009 by Guido Subotovsky. The firm has since launched several developments consisting of affordable, mixed use and market rate housing in New York City and Westchester County. Azimuth continues to partner with both the public and private sector to develop quality housing throughout the City of New York.
About Best Development Group LLC
Best Development Group LLC provides financial consulting and development advisory services to owners and developers of affordable housing. Best Development can also joint venture with developers to build affordable housing.
Best Development's consulting services specialize in feasibility studies, rezonings, tax exempt bond financing, low income tax credit applications, bank construction loans, and permanent financing applications. Best Development also focuses on mixed income rental housing applications under "80/20" and similar housing programs. Best Development is a transaction-based company www.bestdevelopmentgroup.com
About SEBCO
SEBCO's social services programs were first established in 1979 to serve its growing residential population. SEBCO firmly believes that strong social service programs not only improve our resident's quality of life but also help to stabilize the surrounding community. Since 1990, this department has developed three major divisions: Community Life Services, Senior Services and Homeless Services. www.sebcodevelopment.org


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