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HT4100 4.1, 4.5, 4.9 Discussion, 1990 Eldorado displays wrong diagnostic parameters in CCDIC in Cadillac Engine Discussion; I have a 1990 Cadillac Eldorado, 4.5L PFI, Base model with mismatched ECM data and descriptions... I would like to ...
- 12-13-12 05:55 PM #1Cadillac Owners Member
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1990 Eldorado displays wrong diagnostic parameters in CCDIC
I have a 1990 Cadillac Eldorado, 4.5L PFI, Base model with mismatched ECM data and descriptions... I would like to know if that information comes from the ECM, EPROM, BCM, or the CCDIC itself? I know the ECM talks to the CCDIC via the BCM, but I don't know which one knows the information for diagnostics (ED00 to ED99 data parameters, descriptions, and values).
Most notable is the fact that the my car displays data as if it was TBI vehicle (EDxx readings for only one injector pulse width, one O2 sensor, one fuel trim, etc), however I should be seeing values for a PFI vehicle (Right and Left bank injector pulse width, Right and Left O2 sensors, Right and Left fuel trim, Right and Left O2 cross-counts, etc.)
I'm trying to troubleshoot via the console Information Center (Off + Warm buttons) which allows me to view the ECM data, inputs, outputs, and overrides. I have the red 1990 Eldorado/Seville Factory Service Manual with detailed information about troubleshooting steps however the data fields on the display of my car do not match those in the book. I have confirmed ECM, EPROM, and BCM model numbers and so far they all seem to match the specs but something is still wrong. Any information, especially about where the data originates would be helpful.
I have confirmed the following part numbers with Cadillac and I have verified they are correct in my car.
ECM: 88999176 (216-90 AC Delco) (16132240 Standard Auto).
BCM: 88999224 (1228786 Standard Auto)
Interesting note, I'm guessing that the ECM EPROM should have an ED99 PROM ID of "7003", however ED99 PROM ID shows "1020" (physical EPROM shows DELCO/ATTS/7003)
Any help at all to point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated!!
Re: 1990 Eldorado displays wrong diagnostic parameters in CCDIC
Halfway through your post, I was going to tell you your prom was wrong... However, the prom in my '90 is 1020 also and mine displays left and right banks like it should. Your part numbers appear to be correct also via Rockauto.com. This is very weird. Obviously if you have 8 injectors, TBI programs arent going to run it well, if at all.
There are codes that should set if you have mismatched electronics. The diags info and E-codes physically come from the ECM. Whether or not they go through the BCM first before displaying on the DIC, I dont know... It appears that the DIC simply reads from both units just like a computer accessing 2 separate hard drives. As far as I know it stores no information, only serving as a user interface.
Another thing to note is that an incorrect BCM prom has a 1 in 15 chance of matching your key chip and letting you start the car. I can also confirm through my own experience that the ECM, IPC, and CCDIC are compatible across both TBI and MPFI years so I doubt that the part lookups are wrong.
One problem that I have found in owning a 1990 is that because the engine is sort of a 'hybrid' being the only MPFI 4.5L in the lineup, many part lookups from different vendors list it like a TBI. (I had an Advance employee insist that my car did not have a cam sensor while I had the damn thing in my hand! So I just made him look up a '91...) Probably not an issue in your case, but is something to lookout for.
Since we know that the electronics are the same you can surmise that only the PROMS carry any specifics for your year, model, and engine. Maybe it has something to do with how the ECM is reading the PROM? Or the PROM was flashed incorrectly at some point? Just out of curiosity, you can go into the BCM and check the VIN displayed against the actual VIN.
Whats the history on the car, and how does it run? Unless you are some kind of super troll, this has got to be the weirdest problem I've seen on this forum.
Re: 1990 Eldorado displays wrong diagnostic parameters in CCDIC
Little history: I picked the car up on Craigslist for $1000 "needing a tuneup", it had a misfire and was running rich but otherwise is in excellent shape (new tires, battery, shocks, brakes, very clean interior and exterior, etc). The previous owner picked it up from someone who had it sitting in his yard for years, they were trying to fix it up but gave up on it. I had them take it to their mechanic first for a "tuneup" of new plugs and wires, as well as a state inspection (exempt emissions test). I finally had it in my possession for the first time and it ran even worse... I had it towed to my mechanic after driving it for 6 miles! He found a blown injector bank fuse which made it run 80% better but still had a misfire. (If i hadn't been stranded on the side of the road I would have found this). My guy confirmed the distributor and internals are still in good condition but didn't check the spark plugs themselves. His plate was full so he didn't go beyond that.
I took it home, checked the injectors and 6 of 8 were below spec, 2 of those were nearly shorted, so I replaced all 8. Still had a misfire and is now running extremely rich (I could probably light a match and have a flamethrower out the tailpipe). I did a vacuum test and it's pulling good vacuum (pulling 19-20 psi with a 1-2 psi flutter b/c of misfire), did a fuel pressure/regulator test and it's good. I picked up the red Factory Service Manual for 1990 Eldorado/Seville on eBay and was about to perform an injector Override via the CCDIC to determine which cylinder was misfiring, that's when I noticed the problem that I'm posting about. Everything about the diagnostics says TBI!
I did many online searches, RockAuto, AutoPartsWarehouse, ACDelco.com, gmpartseast.com, and I emailed a Cadillac dealer who helped me track down the correct part and EPROM numbers. I even emailed TunerCat who specializes in programming EPROMs to see if they had any input...everyone is just as baffled as I am. I purchased a reman ECU from RockAuto but I still have the same issue. I think I found an identical 1990 red Eldorado in a junk yard nearby and I'm going to check it out next Saturday. I'm aware of the "uniqueness" of the 1990 4.5L MPFI being one-off year, which is making this hunt interesting.
I agree that the CCDIC is just an interface, and short of tapping into the serial data line with a PC and serial sniffer I think I'm just going to replace the BCM and/or both EPROMs just to make sure. I have a feeling that something is not labeled correctly or was reprogrammed as you mention.
I really wanted this as just a fun car to have around, not the project car it's proving to become. I'm now diagnosing the computer first in order to diagnose the misfire second!
Re: 1990 Eldorado displays wrong diagnostic parameters in CCDIC
Well I found a 1990 Eldorado in a junkyard today and took both the ECM and BCM (with chips). All of the part numbers (and PROM IDs) match what I already had. I still have the same problem of displaying TBI data and overrides rather than PFI. I first replaced the ECM MEMCAL only, then both ECM and MEMCAL from the junkyard car. Same as before. I then replaced the BCM (with EPROM). Same as before. I'm at a total loss. What is telling the DIC that it's a TBI car!? Should I replace the CCDIC next? Are there dipswitch settings somewhere? I now have the ECM and BCM from the junker and I'm still where I was before.
Re: 1990 Eldorado displays wrong diagnostic parameters in CCDIC
Another symptom is the lack of SIR diagnostics from the CCDIC. According to the FSM I should enter diagnostics and have 4 options: "ECM?", "BCM?", "IPC?", and "SIR?", then cycle back. Instead, I'm getting "ECM?", "BCM?", "IPC?", and "DUE TO". From my basic knowledge, airbags didn't exist on TBI cars did they? So more evidence (or symptom, or cause) that my car has identity issues! What the heck is going on here!?
Re: 1990 Eldorado displays wrong diagnostic parameters in CCDIC
You're right, airbags werent introduced until 1990.
This is crazy. I guess if I was in your shoes, my next leap of faith would be to replace the DIC even though I have no evidence for it being responsible or not. It's just the only thing left in the system. I know for a fact that it isnt the IPC since I have an 1989 unit in my car right now. Obviously it's only an info/display issue since everything functions as an MPFI system. Does the TBI info displayed look realistic when the car is running? Does the pulse with for the phantom TBI injectors widen accordingly as throttle increases? And the oxygen sensor?
Re: 1990 Eldorado displays wrong diagnostic parameters in CCDIC
It was the CCDIC. I grabbed nearly every computer from the junkyard car a few weeks ago but finally had a chance to replace the CCDIC today. The one originally in the car was manufactured in 7/88 and the new one was 4/90. As soon as I entered diagnostics and saw "NO SIR CODES" I knew it was better. Finally have all the right ECM DATA values I should have and finally know that the Left bank is running very rich. Now I can diagnose the original problem that got me down this track!!
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Re: 1990 Eldorado displays wrong diagnostic parameters in CCDIC
I realize this thread is old and I did not mean to post here, my apologies. I am interestingly enough having this same problem with my '90 Deville giving me the wrong interface when I go into the diagnostics and was pointed here. I meant to reply to the person who pointed me here, so sorry.


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– WILL Bayley features in a Channel 4 documentary about the
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Other times he would hang his daughter from the ceiling of his west Auckland home – the very same home he's now returned to live in – and perform sexual acts on her while she was strung up in agonising pain.
Since her father's release, Tanjas admits that she is struggling.
On one hand, she wishes her father was locked away for good, but on the other, she feels a sense of compassion for him. She makes a link to Austrian kidnap victim Natascha Kampusch, who was held captive for eight years by Wolfgang Prikopil, until she managed to break free in 2006. Prikopil committed suicide on the same day she escaped from him.
Psychologists have suggested that Natascha had Stockholm syndrome, the coping mechanism whereby abductees exhibit loyalty to their kidnapper.
'I understand the confusion she is going through. In that respect, I'm very mixed up,' Tanjas explains.
'When someone has gone to prison, they have paid their debt to society and they need to be allowed to rehabilitate and reintegrate. My father should be given that opportunity.
'There have been cases of paedophiles and rapists who have been let out and hounded. These people are more likely to re-offend if they're cornered,' she adds.
Although this is Tanjas' biggest fear, she still expresses concern towards van der Plaat.
'I never want to see him or communicate with him again, as I don't want to be reminded of what I went through – that has very nicely been tucked away in my life. But I'm human, and he is my father.'
Continuous struggle
While van der Plaat has now settled back into his home in Auckland's Te Atatu, Tanjas is broke and 'desperate'.
She adores her four Boston Terriers and has a few boxes of trinkets she 'drags around', barely surviving on the odd cleaning and bar jobs she lands. The generosity of friends helps see her through.
'It's like a permanent working holiday,' she says optimistically.
'You always hear of Kiwis going abroad and working in pubs and I never thought I would be doing that. I've been homeless once and ended up begging a hotel to let me clean rooms to put a roof over my head. We're really lucky in New Zealand. We've got social security and health care. If you really need it it's there.'
Tanjas' health is one of her biggest concerns. From the age of 18, van der Plaat force-fed his daughter the powerful sedative Mandrax to tranquillise her before having sex.
After years of drug abuse, Tanjas suffered a massive heart attack at 37 and was fitted with a pacemaker.
'I try very hard not to think about those lost years and I always have this sense of how much time we have left in this world. When my heart stopped, I was in a very bad way for a few days,' she says.
'I realised that this was probably it for me and there were regrets on things I would like to have done.'
Before his arrest in 2001, van der Plaat was considered an intelligent, educated and polite man. He worked as a LifeLine counsellor and was a master in Pacific Island artefacts, appearing several times on New Zealand television.
Tanjas says he'll still want to be seen as a good person, but she has a warning to those who get too close to him.
'It's only when he is around someone all the time, where the possibility for control is in place, that issue can arise. Is he going to cruise by a school and drag a kid off the road? I don't think that would happen. He's a sexual deviant in a different light.'
Parole board documents state that van der Plaat is not to visit or loiter around any school in the Te Atatu area or have unsupervised contact with anyone who is under the age of 16.
The documents also mention that van der Plaat is now in a relationship.
Traumatised and very frightened, a broken Tanjas could not fathom escaping from her father during her decades of abuse. When she was allowed out of the house to work – earning the only family income – van der Plaat would stalk her, calling every half an hour to check her whereabouts.
When Tanjas was home, she was expected to do all the household chores.
Tanjas' only reprieve from her hellish life came in the early '90s, when she befriended gem cutter Bill Darke.
In 1992, Bill managed to persuade a frightened Tanjas to leave van der Plaat and helped her draw the strength to tell police her horrific story.
In 1994 the couple married, but sadly they divorced two and a half years ago.
Although the pair remain good friends and communicate regularly, the stress and trauma of Tanjas' appalling upbringing eventually took its toll after 14 years of marriage.
'I needed to be on my own,' says Tanjas, who has penned details of her abuse in the book Flight of the Dancing Bird.
'I don't want to be alone forever, but I needed to find myself and shake off the past. It's very difficult to do that. Apart from what's in your head, it's how people perceive you. I wanted to run wild a little and do my own thing.'
Tanjas is not in another relationship but hopes to find love again one day. However, with any romance that arises, she knows a time will come when she needs to reveal her horrifying past.
'It's not the sort of thing you drag up on the first date,' she says. 'Nothing would be more shocking than discovering that the person you're with has got something very dark in their background. But I'm not embarrassed or ashamed by my past. It was none of my doing. It's a fact of life that it happened.'
Although Tanjas desperately wanted to have children, she and Bill were unfortunately never able to conceive.
The only time she did fall pregnant was to her father, who kept very meticulous records of her periods on a calendar in the kitchen pantry.
Tanjas admits that she was thankful when she miscarried. She'd been terrified that if she had a daughter, her little girl would be forced to go through the same living hell that she had endured.
'I so much would've loved to have been a mum,' Tanjas says. 'But you can't go on about what you can't have. As hard as I tried, it never happened. I have my Bostons and my friends. You make do with what you have.'
Further pain
In a hurtful twist to Tanjas' story, her mother, Charlotte Stravers – who abandoned her then nine-year-old daughter with van der Plaat in Vanuatu – funded her ex-husband's criminal trial.
She paid for his legal costs again when van der Plaat tried to sue his daughter from his prison cell for the return of a painting by New Zealand artist Gottfried Lindauer that Tanjas maintains she owned.
Eventually, Tanjas gave up the court battle, unable to afford her mounting legal costs and the looming threat of coming face to face with her tormentor again.
'My mother will always love my father,' Tanjas says. 'They have a very unusual love-hate relationship. My mother still believes that I should recant so that he would be not guilty.'
Tanjas believes her mother is battling with the unbearable shame over the circumstances she left her young daughter in, and her desperation to exonerate van der Plaat is an attempt to ease her own conscience.
'If he were found not guilty, there would be no guilt on my mother's shoulders,' Tanjas explains.
'Having her standing up in court against me was incredibly hurtful. I'm nearly 50, and I still desperately need a hug from a real mum. It's probably the one thing in life I crave.'
Aside from one half-brother and an aunt, all other family, including two other half-brothers, have rejected Tanjas.
'They took the stance that I had shamed the family name by dragging it through the courts and it would've been far better to put up and shut up,' Tanjas says.
Despite her situation, Tanjas is unbelievably positive and relishes the fact that she is 'free' daily. She has an amazing group of friends and the love of her pets.
'I'm no longer a victim. I've gotten past even being a survivor. I'm the girl next door,' Tanjas declares.
'Although I occasionally have nightmares or panic attacks, I am strong. Regardless of everything that life has thrown at me, I am happy.'
• New Idea approached Ronald van der Plaat to respond to this story. He refused to comment. However, in a story with a New Zealand newspaper, he protested his innocence and says he plans to mount a legal appeal in order to clear his name.
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I'm 39 and my face is falling apart. I have wrinkles over my entire face due to sagging. The wrinkles are worst when I'm smiling but they are also noticeable when I'm not smiling. I don't see anyone else my age with this problem. How can this happen in your 30s and what can I do about it?
What Can Be Done About Cheek Wrinkles Due to Sagging?
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Wrinkling skin is caused by volume loss
It looks like you are just starting to lose volume in your face - you still look great though, I would hardly say you were "falling apart"! As we age, our skin loses volume - just as kids grow up and lose baby fat - the concept is analogous. This can happen earlier in life - especially if you are otherwise lean and don't have much body fat. Replenishing lost volume is likely the best way to approach the wrinkling. You can use dermal fillers, fat grafting or Sculptra (which takes longer to produce results, but can last longer is well).
Web reference: http://www.seattleface.com/html/index.php
Fine wrinkling not uncommomat 40 ish
Some fine wrinkling and a little loss of volume is not uncommon at almost 40. If you have lost weight or have had a lot of sun it will be worse. There are several approaches to this problem. You can be lasered with a laser that is nor aggressive and has small down time such as fractional CO2, you can use sculptra, etc. Things like peels will be less satisfying. What you absolutely should do is apply sunscreen every AM and consider using a retinoid every night.
Web reference: http://brookwooddermatology.com
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I don't know London. But going to a "single brand" running shop doesn't sound like a good idea to me - unless you are certain you want that brand.
Would you choose a washing machine from a shop that sells exclusively from one manufacturer?
yes you have a point Run Wales. I am also going to go to other shops which sell variety of brands...any ideas on shops?
thanks will look it up! just want to finally find a shoe which fits my narrow "greek" feet!
Don't go to the Asics shop - they will try and sell you Asics! Try:
www.runnersneed.com - they have 15 shops in London
www.runandbecome.com - Victoria
www.upandrunning.co.uk - East Sheen (a bit out of the way, unless you are going to Richmond. If you do, also have a look at Sheen Sports - brilliant local sports shop.
thanks Timi! @Discount Runner, is there something wrong with getting an Asics shoe? i've tried Nike and Salomon, so i was going to try the Asics this time round. i was given this website (http://www.asics.co.uk/about/asics-london-store/) and they seem to be pretty professional there as well. i emailed them and they immediately replied to all my queries. Plus if you do get a shoe the analysis is free. if i don't get the shoe it's just £20.
I can see no reason why Asics wouldn't be as good as anyone else - Obviously one of the top brands - and they spend as much on research as anyone else. I'd expect them to be professional.
Out of interest, what do you get for £20? In most running shops, you get a video gait analysis for free - whether or not you buy. Does the Asics shop offer something more than the usual video gait analysis?


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It's two days before Thanksgiving and already many are gathering lists of the blessings of life. Thanksgiving is a good thing, but far too often we give thanks without questioning whether some of our blessings were brought to us through the misery of others. How did we get our wealth or our material goods? Who made our phones and our computers and our clothes? What sins have we committed or were committed on our behalf in order to get what we now give thanks for? The Thanksgiving meal itse … [Read more...]
Confession Before Thanksgiving
Make Someone's Day
Watch out for someone who needs something special--someone who has experienced a loss, is going through some life struggle, or is just having a bad day. Then do something to show that person the love of Christ. It could be as simple as dropping off a favorite treat, giving a massage, or just sending along a note. Make someone's day and ask Christ to help you live this day as his mirror in the world. … [Read more...]
A Day for Patience
Fast from all food and caloric drinks until 5 PM. Among the many lessons of fasting, patience is a key one. As the day goes on and hunger grows the desire for food will also grow. But we must wait, we must learn to be patient in the fulfilling of this desire. In fasting deliberately for one day we are training ourselves to be patient for other times when we must put our desires on hold and wait. … [Read more...]
Begin and End
As you go about your day, begin each task with a short prayer and end each task with thanksgiving. For instance when you go to check your email pray that the peace of God will be with you in your correspondence and after you close your email thank God being present. This is a way of becoming conscious of our dependence on grace as well as a way to be present in each of our activities. … [Read more...]
The Daily Examine
The Daily Examine is one of the key aspects of St. Ignatius of Loyola's classic spiritual exercises. Using this daily examine at the close of every day is a wonderful way to offer our day to God, work through any problems the day presented, and prepare for the next day.There are five steps to The Daily Examine. We recommend you practice this while sitting quietly in a straight-backed chair for the best focus.1. Become aware of the presence of God: Light a candle, say a short prayer, b … [Read more...]
From Head to Toe
Lie down on the ground and relax your body. Invite the spirit of God to come into each part of you, working from your head to your toes and back again praying, "Come, Holy Spirit." … [Read more...]
Ask This Question
Sometimes our own perceptions are skewed, we can't always evaluate ourselves. From time to time we need to check in with our friends and family to help us see where we are. Today is one of those days and the question at hand is what kind of good news have you have shared. Ask it on Facebook or in person, but ask it--"what good news have I told you verbally or through my actions." … [Read more...]
Take Delight
Today, savor the world. Put your attention toward enjoying the people you encounter, the activities you do, the serendipities that come. Take a walk in the woods and delight in the incredible creation. The world is full of delightful things; the Sabbath is a day to really savor them. … [Read more...]
Tomorrow churches that use the Revised Common Lectionary will read Mark 12:38-44 and most likely hear a sermon on it. Too often we don't have time to really reflect on the Gospel read on Sunday. We hear it quickly and don't have time to process it. Today, read the Gospel reading for this Sunday and reflect on it. Use as many different angles to get to the passage as possible. Write a poem on the passage, paint a picture of it, try to write your own sermon--use whatever method helps you ente … [Read more...]
Friday Fast
Fast from all food and caloric drinks until 5 PM. Remember that a fast is not something that is meant to weaken us but is rather intended to bring us strength. Just as lifting weights tears down muscle and makes them temporarily weaker, when we recover from the stress of the lift we are stronger. It is the same with fasting. Writer Dallas Willard has pointed out that when Jesus faced Satan in the desert after a forty day fast it wasn't because Jesus was weak--God had been strengthening him to … [Read more...]


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See birdie Num Num,
sitting in her cage,
singing for her supper,
she's really 'all the rage'
See pussy Sneaky,
such a nasty cat,
stalking birdie Num Num,
he eats her - just like that
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Recycle Me
Old Lady Clutter - an outrageous nutter,
squirreled her papers away.
She filed them, and stored them,
piled them and pawed them,
and read them all over each day.
Her neighbour Sir Fred - not quite right in the head,
paid her a visit last May.
He pyred them, and cussed them,
fired and combust them;
then threw all the ashes away.
The lesson to learn - is that if you don't burn,
and get rid of that stuff, no delay.
They'll get you, and fine you,
upset and malign you.
So 'cycle that stuff, right away.
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Just A Pee
I went to the doctors this morning,
to tell him about my bad back.
He said, "Get up there,
right up on the chair."
Well, I tried to, but fell with a crack.
The doctor said, "Have you been drinking?
'Cause 'I won't treat a patient like that."
I told the doc, "No!"
Said, "I really must go,"
as I struggled my way off of his mat.
The doctor then typed on his keyboard,
fingers flying - tap, tappity, tap.
Held a vial out to me.
Said, "Go take a pee.
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"It was an awesome game," Maclin said. "I was at the Tennessee game against Alabama a few weeks ago, and this was way more intense. The fans never really stopped going wild. Whenever LSU blocked the field goal at the end of the second half, I could feel the ground shaking. It was just crazy."
The 6-4, 215 pound linebacker, who made the trip down with his father, a teammate and his head coach, said that the trip opened their eyes to everything the Tiger program has to offer.
"We checked out the academic center and looked around campus and all that before the game," said Maclin, who holds an offer from Tennessee, Texas Tech and Memphis, in addition to LSU. "We got the whole recruiting experience, and it was awesome."
Maclin and his father spent some time talking with the coaches and when they put their cards on the table the Maclin's liked the hand they saw.
"I talked to coach [Josh] Henson a good bit, as well as coach [Les] Miles," said Maclin. "I kind of get the feeling that my dad wants me to end up down there, because they offer a lot off the field as well. He just really likes it a lot."
Maclin's high school teammate, Tiger kicker Josh Jasper, has also been in the linebacker's ear about everything the LSU program can offer him.
"Josh and I still keep up a good bit," Maclin said. "He loves it down there. Pretty much everyone I talk to that goes down there loves it. Josh just tells me that I could come down there and feel at home and that it is just a great place to be."
Heading back to Memphis, with no football left to be played for Ridgeway this season, Maclin said that there is plenty to reflect on heading into his senior campaign.
"It was a great trip," he said. "It is too early for leaders or anything like that, but let's say that I am taking a lot home from LSU. They will be a team I will look at down to the end, for sure."
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Seaport Merchants Unite for a Comeback One Year After Sandy
A year after Sandy flooded the South Street Seaport with eight feet of water, some small businesses are still closed, but many have re-opened over the past few weeks and there's a spirit of optimism.
"To many of us who were closed for so long, just to have your doors open, even not a hundred percent complete, feels so amazing," said Amanda Byron Zink, owner of the Salty Paw, a doggie boutique and groom spa on Peck Slip.
The Salty Paw spent months hopping from one temporary space to another as its landlord fixed problems with the building. Now the shelves are filled with ceramic I♥NY dog bowls, Salty Paw fish cookies and Bowser Beer, a non-alcoholic beer for dogs that comes in beef and chicken flavors.
As recently as March, the Salty Paw and 85 percent of the restaurants, cafes and shops were still shuttered; now, the neighborhood is having a renaissance.
Neighborhood leaders organized a block party in mid-October to announce the Seaport is open for business, and a non-profit merchant association formed in Sandy's wake — the Old Seaport Alliance — has been receiving donations, including a $50,000 check from the Howard Hughes Corporation, which owns Pier 17.
While a handful of merchants have moved to higher ground nearby, others like the restaurants Il Brigante and Nelson Blue on Front Street are staying put and rebuilding.
"I decided to come back because I love this neighborhood and I have a personal attachment to this space," said Stefano Barbagallo, owner of Barbalu restaurant on Front Street, which partially re-opened October 18.


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Many people when they become practicing have this assumption that they will not be afflicted with any hardship, anxiety or have to face difficulties in their life. They assume that all the problems they had faced will in their previous 'devilish' life will simply fade away into thin air.
Personally, I have met many people who when any affliction affects them say "why? Why me?". This statement can be detrimental. As this implies that we should be treated like kings by Allah. That we do not deserve what we get as we are sinless and pure 'angel' like people. This attitude then can lead to becoming hopeless in Allah. Hopeless from seeing the hidden wisdoms why Allah does certain things to us.
This is a tremendous deceptive notion Satan places people in. Of assuming no afflictions will face them. As he knows when someone is expecting something from Allah and does not get it. He/she will ultimately leave obeying Allah jala'wala. So, he places this false expectation on people. Once an individual is in this Satanic trap of expecting nothing to go wrong due to the reason that, he/she has become practicing. He will leave the 'pious' path he has adopted immediately once he faces an conflicting and difficult situation. Lastly these brothers and sisters should understand the more a person comes closer to Allah his level of test and affliction will increase. This is the reason as this is what happened to the prophets. They were put through the severest tests and afflictions. So the ones who resemble them will also face the same situations as them. The opposition, the harsh treatments, the difficult emotional and physiological rejections from people etc.
The more Allah loves a person the more tests he puts them through. This is because when the time for reward comes it will be a heavy reward. In the dunya terms for example, if an employee works extra hours and goes though doing extra labour work, when others are not. He will get paid more because of his service. Likewise this is the same with Allah. The ones close to him are the ones who persevere through the thick and thin. Remember Allah when happy and in times of difficulties. like the prophets and the awliyah.
When difficulties come our way, we should have this in mind as mentioned. However, we should not go looking for trouble as the saying goes. Not make dua to Allah to give us difficulties. This is because if we get given a situation we can't handle it may be dangerous to our fate!


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I was also at the Dog Day's of Summer event and agree with Buddy, it is a great place. It was such a fun day for us pooches. Mom and I arrived early and was able to enjoy a relaxing lunch in the Great Lakes Brewery's courtyard. They provided a seperate menu for me to order from. When my order of wheat pretzels arrived I also received a dog dish to take home. The server was very accomodating and made sure I was comfortable and brought me my own waterbowl when we were seated. It was such a fun day that we will be sure to make it an annual event. If you are in the Cleveland area be sure to check out their website for upcoming events. The staff was very dog friendly and how nice of the GLB to host such an a event. They closed the street and even set up pools for those who love to take a dip. Defintely a place to check out.
Great place for my pooch! I had the pleasure of attending a "Dog Days of Summer" event a few weeks ago and it was fantastic. Many well behaved dogs, large and small, and a special dog menu. They had a dog charicature artist, dog massage, and a dog psychic. As seen from the long wait for dinner, more restaurants should do this in Cleveland. Great Lakes is a role model for a way to build loyalty among your clientele.


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GOLDEN BEACH, Fla., Wednesday —The news that the lease-lend bill was signed came over the radio yesterday afternoon. A few minutes later we heard that certain supplies were already gathered on the dock ready for shipment.
There is a column written by Mr. H. Bond Bliss in the morning paper, which I read down here as I drink my coffee under a palm tree that looks out over the ocean. Today, Mr. Bliss stresses the importance of this moment when the great English speaking nations are joining their strength in a supreme effort to save the kind of life which seems important to them.
I know, for instance, that democracy in this country is not perfect. I know that there are many things for which I want to work in the hope of improving conditions and bringing more real democracy to my own land. But in spite of that, I know that I have a better chance to accomplish this in this country with our present form of government, than I would have in any of the totalitarian countries today.
While I am talking about improvements which I should like to see come about, I should like to state the way I feel about labor organizations. To me, organization for labor seems necessary because it is the only protection that the worker has when he feels that he is not receiving just returns for his labor, or that he is working under conditions which he cannot accept as fair. I also feel that dealing with organized labor should benefit the employer and make for better mutual understanding.
Believing in this principle, however, does not mean that I think the decisions made by groups of workmen or their leaders are always correct. I do not expect from them infallibility and superhuman qualities, any more than I do from groups of employers, or from politicians or from government officials.
There have been and are abuses in the labor movement, and I think we should fight them. The people who uncover these abuses and speak fearlessly about them, show courage and perform a civic duty. I think, however, they fail in their full duty when they do not point out that it is only the abuses they attack, not the idea and fundamental right of organization for mutual support.
A union organization fails in its full duty when it loses the ideal which lies back of all unionization. This ideal, it seems to me, is an unselfish interest in those who are not as strong as others in their ability to defend themselves, and in a willingness to suffer to obtain for others the rights you may have already achieved for yourself.
I do not believe that every man and woman should be forced to join a union. I do believe the right to explain the principles lying back of labor unions should be safeguarded, that every workman should be free to listen to the plea of organization without fear of hindrance or of evil circumstances, and that he should have the right to join with his fellows in a union if he feels it will help others and, incidentally, himself.


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– Featured above is the latest edition of WWE's "This Week In WWE History" YouTube show. This week, hosts Corey Graves and Kyle Edwards look back at the episode of WWE SmackDown in 1999 where Arnold Schwarzenegger and Triple H had their big altercation. – At the WWE live event in Brighton, England on Wednesday, […]
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The following are highlights of a new Miami Herald interview with Dean Ambrose: On filming the WWE 2K16 commercial with Arnold Schwarzenegger: "That was crazy. I didn't know anything about it until I got there that day. 'Terminator' is one of my favorite movies. To do a complete reenactment of one of my favorite parts […]
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I recently made a trip to Belgium to attend Emile Lacroix's annual "In the Footsteps of the 82nd Airborne" march. The highlight of my trip was spending two days with Reg Jans touring the 101st battle areas around Bastogne. Prior to my trip, I sent Reg a listing of everything I wanted to see. We saw all the things on my list and more. Reg is truly a remarkable tour guide and I would recommend his services to anyone. He really makes history come alive. He had an album of war time photos (many of them credited to our webmaster - also, many veteran stories he told me) and we were able to do many "then and now" comparisons. Not only does Reg know the detailed history of the 101st Airborne battlefields, he has toured the area with many veterans who fought there. He was able to take me to the specific foxholes of 101st veterans that I personally know. For me, that was truly. incredible.
80th AA veteran, Ray Fary, and Rick Holle, the son of an 80th AA veteran joined me on the first day of the tour.
Ray Fary and Reg Jans
We were to meet Reg at the Mardasson Memorial, but ran into him on the way there. We drove to the Memorial where we parked the car and loaded up in Reg's "Battlebus". I count on Reg to correct any errors I have made.
Day 1 of the tour included the following:
-The spot behind the Seminary in Bastogne where 13 501st soldiers were killed on January 5, 1945 when the truck they were loading with mines suddenly exploded. It was a moving tribute to a tragic event.
-The field where the gliders landed on December 26, 1944.
-The waterhouse in Savy where a tank that was knocked out by the 463rd PFAB in Hemroulle was taken and presented to Gen. McAuliffe as a gift.
Rick Rolle with WWII photo of knocked out tank by this building.
-The site where the 326th Airborne Medical Co. was captured on Dec. 19.
-Castle Rolle where Col. Steve Chappuis had his C.P. Reg had photos showing General Patton pinning DSCs on Col. Chappuis and Gen. McAuliffe. I stood on the same spot with Reg and had my photo taken.
-The village of Hemroulle where Maj. John Hanlon asked the town to give their bed sheets and linens to provide camouflage for his men and vehicles during the upcoming battle. He promised the linens would be replaced. In 1948, he kept his promise, returning to Hemroulle with linens provided by his hometown. During the ceremony, he was made an honorary citizen of the village.
Rick and Reg in front of church in Hemroulle
-Lunch in Bastogne at Le Nuts Cafe. Reg pointed out the former family home of Rene Lemaire - the Belgian nurse who was killed during the siege of Bastogne. We had a nice lunch and Rick Holle and I ran around McAuliffe square taking pictures of each other with the tank there. I climbed up on the tank and was holding on for dear life - no foot room!
-After lunch, Reg took us to the field where the pathfinders landed on December 23 and showed us the site where they set up their Eureka beacon for the re-supply drop to the surrounded troops.
-The spot where on Dec. 26th Lt. Charles Boggess of 4th Armored Division met 2nd Lt. Duane Webster of the 326th Airborne Engineers thus lifting the siege of Bastogne.
-The site where the German ultimatum was issued on Dec 22 and received the famous "NUTS" reply.
-The foxhole of my D Co. 501st friend, Bobby Hunter. And also Bobby's platoon leader, Bert Collier's C.P. I met Bobby and Bert at an Open Hanger Day at the Airborne Demonstration Team in Frederick, OK in 2008. Bobby lives near me and we have since become good friends. It was a real thrill for me to stand in his foxhole.
Me in Bobby's foxhole Me in Bert Collier's C.P.
-The house from the scene in "Band of Brothers" where Sgt. Carwood Lipton and Shifty Powers took out a sniper. The house is still riddled with bullet holes.
-Foxhole of Jim "Pee Wee" Martin near Recogne, Belgium.
-Our day ended with a visit to the German cemetery in Recogne. The Gerrmans are buried six to a grave.
Upon our return to the Auberge at Baraque de Fraiture, Ray, Rick and I discussed what a wonderful, interesting, and educational day we had. Ray was very impressed with Reg's skills as a guide and would have liked to join me for day 2 of my tour, but he had plans to visit his Belgian friend, Joesph Fourgon. Ray met Joseph when he spent Christmas Eve at his family's home in 1944. Ray's gun was right outside Joseph's house. They re-connected in 1975.
Tuesday morning,I arrived early at the Mardasson Memorial. I wanted to get some photos of it prior to meeting Reg. Reg arrived while I was photographing the memorial. He asked me if I had every been to the crypt below the memorial. I hadn't. I didn't even know there was one. Inside are three beautiful tile mosaics depicting the religions of the soldiers who served in the American army during WWII - Judaism, Catholicism, and Protestantism.
Not sure which mosaic is Catholic and which is Protestant.
Our first stop was near the village of Longvilly where Lt. Edward Hyduke of the 10th Armored Div., 3rd Tank Bn. set up a hasty roadblock with around 8 to 20 men on Dec 19. It was near the site of an ancient pilgrimage stopover point with a religious memorial and across the street from the memorial was a statue of Jesus and markers denoting the stations of the cross. The roadblock was only able to delay the Germans for an hour, but that was enough time for the arrival of the 501st PIR. They arrived on the 19th from Camp Mourmelon and went right into the battle. Reg told me that one of the veterans manning the road block told him that when word came down "Every man for himself", he escaped through the cemetery and the headstones provided some cover against German fire. Reg thought "what is he talking about - there is no cemetery around here. Upon visiting the area, he realized that in the dark, the soldier must have have mistaken the stones depicting the stations of the cross for being headstones in a cemetery. They do look like headstones.
Pilgramage site Statue of Jesus Stone marking on of the stations of the cross
Other sites visited on Day 2 were:
-The field where the famous photo was taken of the abandoned tanks of Team Cherry and remnants of the 9th Armored Division.
-E and F Co., 501st C.P.s in Bizory.
E Co. C.P F Co. C.P
-The site in where 501st veteran, John Primerano's buddies played a joke on him. John had relayed the story to me when I met him in Frederick, OK at the Airborne Demonstration Team's Open Hanger Day last summer. John was in the communications section. He was in his foxhole along side a farm road one night when three guys came to him and said there was a break in the wire and he needed to go find it. He was pulling up the wire looking for the break. He rounded a corner of the field and stopped dead in his tracks. A German soldier had his rifle pointed directly at John. John put up his hands and said "Amen". At that moment he saw the German had a bullet hole between his eyes and he heard laughing behind him. His buddies found the dead German, propped him up on the fence and decided to play a trick on John!
The previous day, we learned of the death of Lt. Buck Compton. Reg made up memorial for him and laminated it. We placed it in the Bois Jacques at a cross which had Easy 101 written on it. We were joined by Reg's friend, Roby.
After our tribute to Lt. Compton, we went to Noville where Reg showed me the house where Maj. William Desobry and LTC James LaPrade, C.O. of 1st Btn, 506th had their C.P.s. Maj. Desobry was wounded and LTC LaPrade was killed in this house on Dec 19. We also visited a memorial to Noville civilians who were killed by the Germans when they discovered photographs of the civilians celebrating their liberation in September, 1944.
One of the places we visited during my tour I don't have a photo of and I am sick about it. I don't know if I took a photo and it didn't turn out or perhaps I was too in awe of being in the place and didn't think to take a photo. I'll get it next time! I had specifically asked Reg to visit the area. It was under a railroad tressle on Christmas Eve where an American soldier ran into a German soldier in the dark. At first, they both scrambled for their weapons, but ended up smoking cigarettes together and sharing family photos. After the brief visit each continued on his way. The story appears in "Vanguard of the Crusade".
As stated above, it was a wonderful two days, but I should have booked a 3rd as we were unable to tour the 327th battle areas. Next time.
My only disappointment was that Robin Vertenten was unable to join us. Reg explained to me that you were having your car repaired.
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BeschreibungBrings together critical analysis of the phenomenon called interpersonal expectation a sub-area of social psychology that studies how the expectation of one person affects the behavior of another.
InhaltsverzeichnisPreface Peter David Blanck; 1. General introduction: interpersonal expectations: some antecedents and some consequences Robert Rosenthal; 2. Systematic errors to be expected of the social scientist on the basis of a general psychology of cognitive bias Donald T. Campbell; Part I. Research on Interpersonal Expectations John M. Darley, Kathryn C. Oleson, Peter David Blanck, Marylee Taylor, Elisha Babad, Dov Eden, Howard S. Friedman, Miron Zuckerman, Holley Hodgins, Kunitate Miyake and Harris Cooper; Part II. Research on the Mediation of Interpersonal Expectations through Nonverbal Behavior Ross Buck, Dane Archer, Robin Akert, Mark Costanzo, Bella M. PePaulo, Judy Hall, Nancy Briton, M. Robin Di Matteo and Klaus Scherer; Part III. The Study of Interpersonal Expectations Dane Archer, Monica J. Harris, Frank J. Bernieri, Don B. Rubin, Ralph L. Rosnow, Mary Amanda Dew and Marylee Taylor.
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|Simon Mark Monjack
9 March 1970
Hillingdon, Greater London, UK
|23 May 2010
(aged 40)
Los Angeles, California, U.S.
|Cause of death
|Pneumonia and anemia while suffering a heart attack
|Resting place
|Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills
|Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe
|Writer, director, producer
|Years active
|Simone Bienne (m. 2001; div. 2006)
Brittany Murphy (m. 2007; d. 2009)
Simon Mark Monjack (9 March 1970 – 23 May 2010) was a British screenwriter, film director, film producer and make-up artist. He was the husband of American actress Brittany Murphy.[1][2]
Early life[edit]
Simon was born in Hillingdon, Middlesex, to a Jewish family.[3] He grew up in Bourne End, Buckinghamshire.[4] He attended Juniper Hill School, Flackwell Heath, then Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe.[4] When he was 15, his father, William (1949–1986), died[4] of a brain tumour[5] in Oxfordshire.[6] His mother Linda (née Hall), a hypnotherapist,[7] lives in Bourne End.[8]
Monjack directed, produced, and wrote the B-movie Two Days, Nine Lives in 2000.[9] He received story credit for the 2006 biographical film Factory Girl about Warhol actress/model Edie Sedgwick.[10] Director George Hickenlooper contended that "Monjack had nothing to do with Factory Girl" and that "he filed a frivolous lawsuit against us [...] making bogus claims that we had stolen his script. He held us literally hostage and we were forced to settle with him as he held our production over a barrel." Monjack denied these claims.[11] In 2007, E! News reported that Monjack was slated to direct a film adaptation of D. M. Thomas's novel about Sigmund Freud, The White Hotel, with Brittany Murphy cast in a leading role.[12]
Personal life[edit]
Monjack married Simone Bienne in Las Vegas in November 2001;[13][14] they separated five months later,[14] and were divorced in 2006.[13] That year,[4] he met actress Brittany Murphy (although he claimed to have met her when she was a teenager and stayed in touch[15]). In April[16] 2007, they married in a private Jewish ceremony at their Los Angeles home.[1] The couple did not announce their engagement beforehand and rarely made public appearances together before their marriage.[12] On 20 December 2009, Murphy died after collapsing in their bathroom.[2] The cause was later revealed to be pneumonia, with secondary factors of iron-deficiency anemia and multiple prescription drug intoxication. [17]
Legal issues[edit]
In 2005, warrants were issued for Monjack's arrest in Virginia on charges of credit card fraud, but the charges were later dropped.[13]
In 2006, Coutts Bank successfully sued Monjack, who had been evicted from four homes, for $470,000.[13]
In February 2007, Monjack was arrested and spent nine days in jail, facing deportation, because his visa to the United States had expired.[13]
In January 2010, Monjack's mother, Linda Monjack, told People that her son was "unwell, and the doctors are carrying out tests. On whether he has a heart problem, it is not really for me to say, you must ask him, but yes, there have been health problems in the past. I believe it's common knowledge, and it's been in the press that he had a slight heart attack a week before Brittany's death."[18]
Monjack was found dead on 23 May 2010 in his house in Hollywood, according to the Los Angeles County coroner's office. Law enforcement sources say the Los Angeles Fire Department was called there for a medical emergency after Murphy's mother, Sharon, found Monjack unconscious in the master bedroom around 9:20 pm, and then called 911. Paramedics arrived; Monjack was pronounced dead at 9:45 pm after suffering a fatal heart attack.[19]
The coroner's report found the cause of Monjack's death to be acute pneumonia and severe anemia, similar to the causes attributed to his wife's death five months earlier in the same house.[20] He was buried next to Murphy at Forest Lawn cemetery in the Hollywood Hills.[14][21]
- ^ a b Fleeman, Mike (8 May 2007). "Brittany Murphy Marries Writer-Director". People.
- ^ a b "Actress Brittany Murphy dead at 32". CNN. 20 December 2009. Retrieved 20 December 2009.
- ^ "England & Wales, Birth Index: 1916–2005". Retrieved 21 December 2009.
- ^ a b c d Simon Monjack, Buckinghamshire husband of tragic Hollywood star Brittany Murphy found dead, This is Local, 24 May 2010
- ^ Simon Monjack: The short life and lonely death of a showbiz widower, The Independent, 24 May 2010
- ^ Deaths England and Wales 1984–2006
- ^ Brittany Murphy's Mother-In-Law: Simon Monjack Has Lost The Love Of His Life, Huffington Post, 23 December 2009
- ^ Has Mr Brittany Murphy got something to hide?, Daily Mail, 26 December 2009
- ^ Thomson, Michael (22 March 2001). "Two Days, Nine Lives (2001)". BBC. Retrieved 10 June 2014.
- ^ "Who Is Brittany Murphy's Husband?". Us Weekly. 22 December 2009. Retrieved 10 June 2014.
- ^ "Director: Brittany Murphy was warned about husband Simon Monjack but did not listen" New York Daily News. 27 December 2009. Retrieved 30 December 2009.
- ^ a b Serpe, Gina (8 May 2007). "Brittany Murphy Made a Missus". E!. Retrieved 22 December 2009.
- ^ a b c d e MacIntosh, Jeane (22 December 2009). "Debts and Arrests in Husband's Dark Past". New York Post. Retrieved 22 December 2009.
- ^ a b c "Tragic actress Brittany Murphy's screenwriter husband Simon Monjack found dead". Retrieved 29 November 2016.
- ^ "CNN.com - Transcripts". Retrieved 29 November 2016.
- ^ "Brittany Murphy And Simon Monjack: A History Of Their Romance". Retrieved 29 November 2016.
- ^ Brittany Murphy's death ruled an accident Retrieved on 2010-02-05.
- ^ "Brittany Murphy's Husband Found Dead". people.com. 24 May 2010. Retrieved 24 May 2010.
- ^ Shoard, Catherine (24 May 2010). "Simon Monjack, husband of Brittany Murphy, dies of heart attack". London: The Guardian. Retrieved 24 May 2010.
- ^ "Coroner finds Simon Monjack's death was similar to Brittany Murphy's". CNN. 21 July 2010. Retrieved 2010-07-22.
- ^ Johnson, Chris (28 May 2010). "Simon Monjack laid to rest next to wife Brittany Murphy in the Hollywood Hills.". London: Daily Mail. Retrieved 29 May 2010.
External links[edit]
- 1970 births
- 2010 deaths
- English expatriates in the United States
- English film directors
- English film producers
- English Jews
- English-language film directors
- English people of Jewish descent
- English screenwriters
- English Jewish writers
- Infectious disease deaths in California
- People educated at the Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe
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