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DMBoK Discipline: Data Quality Management
Chris Bradley continues to lead us through the DAMA DMBoK 'wheel' - this time concentrating on Data Quality Management
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'Every dictionary should have a picture of my face next to the entry Truth,' I said. 'Remember, parents, that every time you asked me how this or that went wrong, I always told you who was to be blamed. It's not my fault that it wasn't my fault but someone else's.'
'Then it's payback time,' father said.
'Sacrificing yourself for your loved ones is the truest kind of love,' mother said. 'And cleanliness is next to godliness.'
I knew that making my parents proud wouldn't be easy but, then again, how hard could it be? All I'd have to do was fulfill in their place whatever dreams they thought they had abandoned while playing the noble sport of bringing me up. At the same time, I'd have to not lead a life too different from theirs. Failing to repeat your parents' mistakes is downright disrespectful.
It would be like adding salt to a dish without making it salty.
'Parents, your sacrifices were not for naught. I'll make you proud,' I said.
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'There is no such thing as boring mathematics,' father had once said wistfully while watching TV. I was surprised to hear it. Until then I thought it was the devil who had invented mathematics, in the hope that people would get so bored by it they would have to sin in order to feel alive again. All the same father didn't think so. Therefore I started thinking about general abstract nonsense; I became the monumental mathematician every newspaper in the world wrote about. I raised the art of numbers to such levels it couldn't be seen with the naked eye. And though I often felt stiff and close to tears, not once a blasphemous word escaped my lips.
Lying on my bed one night, looking at the stars from my window and adding up my monthly expenses to lull me to sleep, I realized it was time I reached higher goals. After exposing myself to grinding training, I was ready to defy my weakness –motion sickness– and become the acclaimed astronaut whose handshake with an alien the whole cosmos watched on their TV screens. And though I was often sick during my conquering space, I was proud to be shooting all over the stars.
The order of the universe passed through my soul, turning me into an aesthete. I saw beauty and wisdom in the composition of human laws; I found escapism in loopholes. I became the laureate lawyer whose court epics were repeated word for word by every respected magazine on the globe. And every time I had to sit down and produce some work, I never uttered an obscenity while trying to achieve suspension of disbelief for the public.
It was during my first semester in medical school that I met a tall, dark stranger.
'You look like a woman of principle,' he said.
'I owe that to my father.'
'You also look like a spotless housewife.'
'I owe that to my mother.' It goes without saying that I never started a day without scrubbing every surface in my home with maniacal virtuosity and polishing my cutlery, counting it at the same time to make sure they hadn't left me for someone else. Then I would look over all I had made and see that it was very good, but next time I would do it better.
'Will you marry me?' he said.
'Are you also rich or just handsome?'
'I am the owner of the world,' he said, not without the appropriate mixture of pride and humbleness.
'In that case the answer is yes. My parents couldn't have asked for a richer and better looking son-in-law,' I said.
The wedding ceremony took place in a fairy castle located on its own island, in the middle of an enchanted forest, and left our celebrity guests with a gaping inferiority complex. Exactly nine months later I became a mother. The baby cried and howled for hours on end and I kept thinking: Why did I do this to myself?
It was time to go back to my parents and collect some recognition.
'Your hair is uncombed,' mother said, trying to rearrange it with her fingers. I pushed her hand away.
'Parents,' I said, 'I stand before you today as an accomplished promise keeper. You must have noticed how much I have achieved and in how many fields of expertise – hell, the whole world has noticed. I now want to see some tears of joy and to hear that I have made you proud.'
Silence held the house, broken only by the ticking of the antique clock over the fireplace and the buzzing of a bee around a vase of fake flowers.
'Did you have to drop out of medical school?' father said.
I performed all the movements in a perfect succession of balance and contrast. My parents' heads were units of a larger piece of work, but could also stand by themselves as an independent composition on the mantelpiece. There was one thing missing – salt. I threw handfuls of it over their bodies to create dynamic whiplash motifs.
These were my most sensational headlines ever. But once again I wasn't very pleased with the photos. I had posed with the fire iron and the chef's knife, standing tall and grinning from ear to ear, but somehow I managed to look mad instead of happy. Even though things would never be the same, my unphotogenic face would follow me in my new way of life. Oh, well…
Sometimes I replay it all in my mind, to see if there is anything that I could have done better, a chance for improvement now lost forever. But no. The prickling of a thousand needles on my skin, the sweat that never breaks but boils under it, the vise gripping my head, the nausea – they aren't here anymore. I always see father's eyes in wide open praise before his body collapsed to the floor as if it were empty. I always hear mother crying out her last words to me: 'Kill no more than you can salt!' How proud would she be that I took her lessons to heart.
I replay it all in my mind, and tears of happiness roll down my face. I taste them with the tip of my tongue and find them saltless. I'm always on my best behavior after that.
Basilike Pappa lives in Greece, where she doesn't work as a translator, a copy-editor or a historian. When she doesn't write, she reads, walks her dog and cooks without salt. She fights anxiety by singing in a loud, bad voice. Her prose has appeared in 'Intrinsick' and 'Timeless Tales', and her poetry in 'Rat's Ass Review,' 'Surreal Poetics' and 'Bones Journal for Contemporary Haiku.' You can read more of her work on her blog, Silent Hour.


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Bryan wrote:I also have confusions about Hadit's described isolation and intimacy.
If Hadit is alone, existentially isolated, then how is intimacy ("experiencing each circumstance or event as intimately as possible") even remotely possible for Hadit? He desires intimate union with Nuit, but if he is by nature isolated, then any ammount of actual intimacy, and his isolated nature would cease to exist. Is this the meaning of "but whoso gives one particle of dust shall lose all in that hour"? Does any engagement with Nuit destroy Hadit, or am I being too literal about this?
Bryan wrote:Hadit is the "secret center", the Hidden One, the distinctive "point of view." In buddhist and yogic practice, this is often referred to as "the witness," which is unbounded and unmodified by what it witnesses, and absolutely unmoved.
Jim Eshelman wrote:I don't think we can address Hadit adequately with such a logic.
Jim Eshelman wrote:A logic explicitly founded on 4D time-space can't be counted on to assess 5D or 6D perspectives.
danica wrote:Los, I would completely agree with you if you were saying "I didn't experience it, it does not exist for me."
But what you are basically saying (all the time!) is: "I didn't experience it, it absolutely does not exist - not from any possible perspective, ever."
See the difference? An open mind on the one side, a closed mind on the other; the first one is capable of evolving, the other keeps on torturing itself, running in circles - and when expressed aggressively, seems very much boring to people with whom it tries to communicate
Los wrote:So what ideas do they represent? Well, there's not necessarily a "right" way to attribute ideas to these symbols. The best you can do is to be consistent in the attributions. Seriously arguing about it or trying to figure out the "right" attributions or trying to resolve perceived incongruities from being able to attribute apparently contradictory things to the same symbol is, at the end of the day, about as productive as seriously arguing how many angels can fit on the head of a pin.
danica wrote:what you are basically saying (all the time!) is: "I didn't experience it, it absolutely does not exist - not from any possible perspective, ever."
Al-Shariyf wrote:Like him or not, he killed it with his theory of Hadit. Kudos to you Los.
Gnosomai Emauton wrote:But then [Los] ends his post with a nice pithy pun that equates those who attempt to grapple with symbols at a non-logically defined level with the simple-minded. It breaks his internal consistency in a shallow attempt to throw dirt.
nowhere did Jim suggest that there was a "higher type of logic" on which his point depended. As I understand him (and please correct me if I'm wrong), symbols encompass ideas which transcend 4D space-time and therefore cannot accurately be described using 4D logic.
And, as Danica said, when it comes to Los and the possibility of something that is not logic: "I didn't experience it, it absolutely does not exist - not from any possible perspective, ever."
Aion wrote:Its called a theoretical model.
But we've already had this same conversation about three times now.
Takamba wrote:Aion wrote:Its called a theoretical model.
But we've already had this same conversation about three times now.
"See the problem with making sh!t up? If you can do it, I can do it. I just find it harder to keep a straight face while doing it." - LOS
I do not know why anyone engages with him. He's a looped track, a broken record. A troll by any other name is still a troll.
Bryan wrote:I suppose another way to frame my question is, "Is Hadit's nature modifiable? Is Hadit touchable by conditions?"
Jim Eshelman wrote:But you can extract the oxygen and it's back to being the same oxygen molecule.
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Unrest, Looting In NapervilleCBS 2's Dave Savini is live in downtown Naperville.
Record Heat Could Be Coming TuesdayCBS 2 Meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist has your 10 p.m. RealTime Weather update for Monday, June 1, 2020.
Bronzeville Business Owners Devastated By LootingThe owner of a South Side business said he stood guard at his store trying to deter looters, but then it became too much. CBS 2's Tim McNicholas reports.
Pastor, Church Members Want To Clean Up, But Looting ContinuesPastor John Hannah of the New Life Covenant Church is frustrated that looting continued for a second day on Sunday. CBS 2's Jermont Terry reports.
'Let's Start A Riot,' Man Now Facing Charges SaidMatthew Lee Rupert was arrested in Chicago Sunday after he traveled to Minneapolis last week with several explosive devices, which, federal agents say, he passed out to other protesters there. Police say he had returned from Minnesota over the weekend and was planning to participate in civil unrest in Chicago. CBS 2's Jim Williams reports.
Protesters Lead Peaceful March Through Many North Side NeighborhoodsThe protesters marched through Lincoln Park, Lakeview, and Uptown, and some were in Wicker Park late Monday. CBS 2's Tara Molina reports.
Cicero Looting Suspects Caught Hiding In Liquor StoreCBS 2's Charlie De Mar talked with the owner of El Patron Liquor Store in Cicero.
Many Claim Police Left South, West Sides UnprotectedMayor Lori Lightfoot says officers were never instructed just to stand by and watch. CBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov reports.
West Side Businesses Face Major Challenges After LootingSiri Hibbler of the West Garfield Park Chamber of Commerce spent the day with business owners from her community. She talks with CBS 2's Jim Williams and Irika Sargent.
CFD Responds To More Than 100 Fires In 30 HoursCBS 2 Investigator Dorothy Tucker reports on what the Chicago Fire Department had to do to keep blazes under control throughout the city.
Mayor, CPD Superintendent Defend Weekend Tactics To Combat ViolenceCBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov reports on what the mayor had to say regarding criticisms against her administration because of the devastating destruction over the weekend after the George Floyd protests.
Firefighters Battle Garage Fire On West SideIt appears the garage at Kostner Avenue and Fulton Street is a total loss.
Looting, Fires Leave Food Deserts Harder Hit Than EverAccess to food in the city's food desserts is being made that much harder by this past weekend's violent unrest. CBS 2's Vince Gerasole reports.
Future Uncertain For South Side Store Owners After LootingCBS 2 Investigator Megan Hickey talked with one Bronzeville business owner whose store was not vandalized, but who has moved all his inventory out anyway.
North Side March Stops In UptownCBS 2 Investigator Dave Savini reports no CPD officers were present for the demonstration against racism, until the Uptown stop.
Chicago Weather: Heatwave On The WayCBS 2 meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist has a look at the week's forecast.
Cleaning Up In KenwoodCBS 2's Steven Graves reports on what some in a Chicago neighborhood are doing to improve the situation left devastated by unrest over the weekend.
CPS Suspends Meal Program Amid Weekend UnrestCBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reports a Chicago chef is concerned CPS children will not get necessary free meals because weekend unrest halted delivery services.
City Responds To Widespread LootingCBS 2 Political Reporter Dana Kozlov reports on what Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot had to say about the demonstrations that turned violent and what the city plans to do next.
How Will Chicago Help Small Businesses Rebuild?CBS 2 Investigator Megan Hickey reports on what small business owners have to do to rebuild after widespread looting throughout Chicago damaged dozens of buildings.
A Monday Evening Protest March In Lincoln Park And LakeviewCBS 2 Investigator Dave Savini is at the scene of a protest rally in the name of George Floyd, the unarmed black man who died after a white Minneapolis police officer held his knee on Floyd's neck.
Warmer, More Humid Air Coming Our WayCBS 2 Meteorologist Ed Curran has a RealTime Weather update.
Major Looting, Fire Damage On South SideCommunity leaders say looting and arson transpired around the South Side Sunday.
Keeping In Eye On The Scene In Old TownPolice rushed to Wells and Schiller streets after protests when someone reportedly pointed a laser pointer at officers. CBS 2's Dana Kozlov is live.


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By a narrow margin, more respondents to this week's RBJ Daily Report Snap Poll say they are worse off financially than they were four years ago, compared with those who think they are better off. When separated by political affiliation, however, attitudes vary widely.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has revived Ronald Reagan's famous question to voters in the 1980 campaign: "Are you better off now than you were four years ago?"
Romney and his supporters point to statistics such as the U.S. jobless rate (8.1 percent in August compared with 6.1 percent in August 2008) and the number of unemployed (12.6 million now versus 9.4 million then).
Supporters of President Barack Obama respond by pointing to the recovery from the September 2008 financial collapse, which pushed the nation into a severe recession. They also note that the stock market has surged.
Nearly 60 percent of Republicans say they are worse off, compared with 22 percent saying they are better off. By contrast, 65 percent of Democrats say they are better off, versus 19 percent who think they are worse off.
Among independents and those affiliated with a third party, 45 percent report being worse off, compared with 37 percent who say they are better off.
Roughly 910 readers participated in this week's poll, which was conducted Sept. 17 and 18.
Are you better off today financially than you were four years ago?
Worse off: 43%
Better off: 39%
About the same: 18%
Among non-affiliated and others:
Worse off: 45%
Better off: 37%
About the same: 18%
Among Republicans:
Worse off: 59%
Better off: 22%
About the same: 19%
Among Democrats:
Better off: 65%
Worse off: 19%
About the same: 16%
What is your political affiliation?
Republican: 35%
Democrat: 25%
Non-affiliated: 36%
Other: 4%
Maybe I am one of the lucky ones, but nothing Obama has implemented has affected me directly, with the exception of the Social Security reduction and the first-time homebuyers' stimulus, so I'd have to say that I am better off.
—Jon Freitag
I am better off financially and, more importantly, culturally, spiritually and internationally safer. We have a long road ahead, and We the People must move forward together. Compromise is required to make the needed fiscal changes.
—Mike Bleeg, Strategic Results
Wrong question. For me it is, "Are you and your family better off than you were 30 years ago?" This is how long the supply-side, trickle-down has actually bent the curve toward the top while rewarding work less and less. President Obama has bent it slightly the other way, but we and our government continue to be held hostage by the rich elite.
—Jim Bertolone, Rochester AFL-CIO
I have not had a raise in eight years, prices are out of control, the government thinks they can do whatever they want even if they don't have the money.
—R. Borden
I'm definitely better off than I was four years ago—thanks to me and my husband's hard work, perseverance and commitment to meeting our financial goals. President Obama's "efforts" had nothing to do with it, and I would expect that if Romney becomes president, I'll be exponentially better off financially in four more years if he succeeds in reducing the size and burden of government.
—R. Canley, Fairport
This is difficult to respond. When I consider "better off," it includes the inflation, the national debt, involvement in more wars, high cost of everything, the lack of jobs in America, the "dumbing down" of the educational system. No, I (we) are NOT better off!
—J.A. DePaolis, Penfield
The national debt four years ago was $9,986,082,000,000; at the end of 2012 it is estimated to be $16,654,260,000,000. The $6,668,178,000,000 increase in the federal debt makes us all worse off now! This is a 67% increase in four years.
—Gerald Van Strydonck
Dow Jones Industrial Average was 6,626, now 13,559. GM and Chrysler are out of bankruptcy and employing people. Banks and insurance companies are solvent. Affordable health care was passed. All we need now is for companies to bring manufacturing jobs back to the United States.
—Dana Miller, City Council
As a recent citizen, the United States has given me great opportunity and the platform to build a thriving business. I will always be grateful for this.
—Paul Dudley, id Signsystems
I can only wish that by November this point is driven home harder than any other statement because clearly we are not. This administration continues to hit the small business man not only on a global issue dealing with $4-plus a gallon in gas, which also translates to other forms of business travel, etc., but on a micro level with the cost of doing business with added taxes, fees and now Obamacare. Could go on and on, but I feel sick inside. Simple answer to the question: NO. He needs to be replaced as he has failed himself, our great country and our allies. As far as the stock market climb, I believe it's all speculators and is not a true indicator as it once was.
—David Topian, WREA
"You must take personal responsibility. You cannot change the circumstances, the seasons or the wind, but you can change yourself. That is something you have charge of." A quote from the late Jim Rohn. Rather than worry our minds over the external, we could better improve our lot in life by focusing solely on ourselves. To that aim, I am much better off today than I was four years ago. And four years from now, I'll be even better!
—Vinny Dallo
Things are at least headed in a positive direction— lots more to do for sure.
—Dave Vanable, Honeoye Falls
With no raises and health care costs dramatically rising, plus the cost of everything rising, I'm no better off. (I don't know how the government "FED" doesn't see inflation—lol—the FED doesn't buy gas or eat.) Like I said on a previous poll, the U.S.A. is turning into a third world economy. God save this country for my children and my retirement. I wish Congress received the same health care benefits package and retirement benefits the average Joe receives today; maybe then they would see the situation clearer and work harder to find a bipartisan solution for our country's issues.
—Stanley Hilt
Those who have experienced any sort of involuntary job transition over the past four years will almost certainly confirm that salaries being offered for professional positions requiring the same (or more!) experience have continued a steady decline—and that's when positions are actually available. This sustained downward movement of salaries, combined with extended periods of less than "full" income, erodes a professional's and/or family's financial health. By contrast, those who have been able to sidestep employment turbulence over the past four years are typically those who have continued to enjoy financial security and perhaps even growth.
—Christopher Burns, Strategic Marketing Consultant
No. In 2008 I was married. In 2012 I am divorced. My ex-wife will vote for any candidate that will further her pursuit of other people's money. I will do all I can to cancel her vote.
—Ian Cunningham
I'm hoping the election of Mitt Romney would be good for 1,000 points on the Dow; then I'd be even with four years ago!
—Arnold Gray, Gray CPA
Four years ago, our company had record sales and earnings. We had 13 employees and paid more than $100,000 in profit-sharing bonuses. I had money to help a couple of families in our church who fell on hard times. Today our sales are down about 80 percent. We have had to let most employees go. More families in our church need help and I can't help as much. In the short-term, our economy is not going to recover. If Bernanke and Geithner continue to steer the economy, it will crash. Inflation will kick in making our retirement savings worth less. Four more years of these incompetence will take 10 years to get over.
—Dennis Ditch, Delta Square Inc.
Working part-time in retirement allows me to say I'm in the same financial position as I was four years ago. But, least anyone be misled, I think that American jobs/unemployment is our No. 1 issue. Not only for financial stability of people/families, but also for social stability. It is not possible to import prosperity from a foreign country.
—Wayne Donner, Rush
Our family is better off than we were four years ago. However, not because of the Obama administration's economic policies. We are better off in spite of those failed policies.
—Mike Kaser, Penfield
Yes. When I compare September 2008 and 2012 Dow Jones levels, today, the market is 20 percent or so higher. I sit a tad taller, a little more willing to "take out my wallet." I'm not sure about our home's value but know, in the interim, we were reassessed and our reassessed evaluation is higher, today, than in 2008. Mother and Dad were Roosevelt Depression-era Democrats and I think I inherited the gene. I'm a musician/teacher by training. Economics has always been a strange brew for me and, because I don't understand the science/discipline, don't feel qualified to be a judge in the field. Viscerally, I do believe, President Obama's overall leadership has improved our country and economy. Without hesitation, I'm his very strong advocate. That being the case, who would suspect my "visceralities" different?
—Ned Corman
If we compare this recovery to the recovery from the 2001 recession, it has been more volatile, but always upward. This year is much better than 2011 was. Economists predicted that regardless of what action the federal government took that the crawl out of the 2008 Republican debacle would take longer and be slower than a typical recession recovery due to external world financial conditions, and the fact we never fully recovered from the 2001 recession. So far the only quibble the economists have had with policy is that the government didn't raise taxes on the rich and spend more to assist a middle-class recovery. The president is doing a good job with the situation handed to him and the tools he has at his disposal. If the Republicans weren't blocking needed recovery legislation, we would all be doing better. Trashing the economy and then saying, "Look how bad the economy is, we can fix that" is hypocrisy of the highest degree.
—Lee Drake, CEO, OS-Cubed, Inc.
I am a small-business owner. Our business has grown by double digits every year for the past six years. No doubt that 2009 was a very difficult year to navigate, but in the end it was a positive one. We started in 2007 with two employees, and now have five full-time employees and a few seasonal part-time employees. We plan to hire two additional full-time employees in the next six months.
—Sergio Ruffolo, COO, JR Language Translation Services, Inc.
Better off because I control my own and my family's well being. I don't depend on anyone or anything else. If more people thought this way and if our "know-the-best-for-us politicians" stayed out of our lives, we would all be better able to maximize our abilities; some better than others.
—Robert M. Jones, Numax Inc.
Four years ago, the economy was going down the tubes. Today the markets are up, productivity is way up and many of us are doing better than we were four years ago. However, most low-skill positions are no longer necessary due to robotics, etc., and therefore many at the lower end of the income scale just can't make ends meet. One of the issues that we need to address is the development of more highly skilled workers to compete for the highly skilled positions that are vacant due to the lack of highly skilled employees.
—Pete Bonenfant
The question is useless and off the point. Mitt Romney and his party have done nothing to get us out the slump after getting us into it. Since they are the party of the rich, they could have worked on them to provide more jobs using their money that they extracted from the Obamacare that pulled out of the mess. The resulting improvements, though not satisfying anyone, are not their work. What now? Their only program is to give more money in tax-reductions to the wealthy with the hope that these will provide jobs. This has been tried all along, but has never worked for the working people, including middle- and upper middle class. I am doing OK thanks to Social Security and Medicare. These are now in danger of being robbed by the Republicans to give more tax-reductions to the wealthy, not, as done by Obama, designed to improve the systems. There was a time when I voted for Republicans. After having seen their change to the greed—and no-care-for-the-country party, guess whom I will be voting for?
—Ingo Leubner
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i can;t believe the way [email protected]#t happens
last week i finished outting a sbc 327 in my 88 s10 blazer... it turned out real nice and looked real good... the trucks body was straight and only ahd afew dents..... then as we went to test the truck for the first time i was mvoign the cars so we coudl pull it otu adn i rean my hood over... i ran righ tover the damn thing... but on monday i bought a new ione from a guy down the street, so all that needded was paint. then yesterday i was out with some friends, and i was parked on the curb in some side street and as i was pullign otui this lady comes flying around the turn right before where i was parked and hit me in the left rear side of my car..... now as u can imagine i was and still am incredibly pissed... but the thing that opissed me off more is that the cop totally took teh side of the other lady adn she told me it was my fault (probably cause i m 16 and was with 2 firends) aanyway,
I m probvably gonna end up witht ehcrappy end of the stick on this, and since we don;t have collison insurance on this car i m gonna be stuckign gettign it fixed myslef...
Now for the question ( i m sorry for the story i jsut have to tell somebody)...... Does somebody make like weld in steel body panels? i was thiniing it might not be that bad if i coudl find a panel to weld in to eplace rthe damaged area.....if not, i will post soem pics of the damage, and then maybe somebody who was int eh busoness can tekll me about hwo much it woudl cost to get this fixed....
thanks for any help,
Most any body shop can get you weld in panels for your truck, but the cheapest would be head to the local wrecking yard and have them cut off an over sized piece from where you need it to go on your truck. Cut to fit, paint to match..simple as all that...PACO
Jordan, Sure glad you joined our group,cause there hasn't been anyone that I have enjoyed reading about their great automotive journey more than yours. I'm sorry to hear of your latest episode and hope everything turns out ok.Look on the bright side,now you will get to learn how to do some body work. If you can post a picture of the damage I'm sure you will get some replies on the best way to fix it. My other suggestion would be to hang onto your 53 it might come in handy in the future.All I can say is sh** happens.
i got pics of the car....... so maybe someone can tell me how much it will cost to get this fixed or how to fix it. But mind u, i m nto very good at body work. ...... i jstu wish i had someone to help me fix this so i could learn and get it fixed right....
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Hey Jordan, sorry I don't know squat about bodywork but I like the pics. Looks like a sweet ride. Have to ask, how do you like the Edelbrock carb. I've been using nothing but Holleys for 20 years cause I know them well and rebuilt a few. Usually I like to stick with what I'm familiar with but would like opinion on Edelbrocks carb if you don't mind. If you don't want to post here you can send me a personal message through the board, thanks.
She would have to hit the filler door and bend the filler neck to boot! I would say get a whole lower 1/4 for that side and get a new filler door, getting the fuel door flange straight again will be a bi_ch. The panel is pretty cheap, I think around a $100, too bad the rest of the truck is cherry. I'm not sure if a lower 1/4 has the door flange in it? Does anyone else know?
She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid. I've made a lot of special modifications myself.
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dmorris: so far i liek the edelbrock carebeurtaor.. this is the first engine i have built however so i dont; have anything to compare it to
some people told me about a place that sells body parts for cars... lie gm parts at really good pricesl... i can get an entire rear quarter panel from door to rear and going as high as above the window for 371 dollars..... http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...D=2&siteid=809
thas the link.... umm the inner part of teh quarter panel is pretyt messed up ther too though, but i think it might be possible to bend that out to meet up witht enew panel since it only has to meet at he wel points and stuff and doensn;t have to look perfect (the inner part that is)
as for the gas filler neck, there is a rubber hose that connects the gas filler thign to teh gas tank so that wasnt;l harmed, and the area for hte gas filer thign is in the new sheet metal pice.... cehck out that link and hit view illustration on one of the parts and it will show you the whoel thing
thanks for the help,
Hey Jordan, just out of curriosity why do you use the moniker oldcarguy85 when your a young car guy??
it means old car guy like old cars and i am a guy
but the whoile old car thing aint really righ tany more cause i jsut got rid of my 1953 ford
First thing i would do is pay a laywer 200 bucks. Around here if you got hit in the side that far back(even if you pulled out in front of her)its her nut.Now dont take this the wrong way ..but maybe have and older person call the insurance company and tell them its not drivable ,and your going to get a rental.Also not a bad idea to tell them your a little sore and going to see a doctor. It usally gets things going in a hurry. I dont think i would cut that one ,it looks to be a little easer to pull and hammer. Just cause your yonug you should not let them push you around. I hope you did not back out in front of her?? Cause than you will be paying to fix her car(well your insurance anyway) At your age you need to fight any and all tickets as your insurance will go through the roof. Good luck.
Okay, I'm with you now. Don't worry about it. I'm sure you'll get another old car at some time. Good luck with your truck. Sounds like you got a bum rap.
jordan like your name you might be young but dont take there bullllllllllllllll id go to a realy good body shop and ask all kinds of questions on how they plan to fix it there shouldnt be any cost for just an estimate take all the info put it together bingo you might have what you need if you need a hole pannel call st louis auto panel they have a 800 no.i hope you the best of luck gordon
Well in looking at the pics you`ll be better off replacing the whole panel.This being the case you`ll have to heve that side glass taken out. For this iwould cal an auto glass place as this would be cheaper than replacing the glass that got broke when you try to pull it out you`re self.Now its not impossible for you to pull it out but the urethane that hold s the glass in is pretty stubborn stuff. You may have to get the body pulled on a frame machine to make sure everything lines up right.I would pull out the spare and look inside the trim panel to see if your inner structure is damaged,This also may be a way for you to straighten the pnl from the inside.Although it would take a whole lot of mud to fix it.You may want to get the used quarter pnl and take it to the body shop and have them replace it,a used quarter pnl requires alot of cleanup(timming). If you let the bodyshop get the qt pnl they will mark it up and it will cost you more. Well I hope I didn`t ramble to much,and I hope this helps. If you need some more help Holler.
Hey there oldcarguy85,
I've been out of the body business for a few years now but there was a company in Wisconsin that I used to use for body panels. They were excellent in quality and very inexpensive. The companys name was "Brown's of Two Rivers Wisconsin" They had bolt-in and weld-in repair panels for a wide variety of vehicles. Metacrawler.com is an excellent web browser that combines all of the search engines on the net. Try typing in Brown's of Two Rivers Wisconsin and see if they have what you need. Good Luck!
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Im pretty new at this, and am very eager to learn, and have absolutely no intention of becoming a H4xX0r, or breaking myspace. I guess i just love a good puzzle.... btw you guys make a couple really f'in hard ones.
dont put a newb filter because i cant beat all the basic but i beat real 1-5 by myself ..... well some help in the forums
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Interested to hear what you guys think of the new look.
Still importing videos and images that were on the site before that apparently are still held up in WordPress customs. When I first logged on after the switch it looked like Prose and Ivy had been sent through an Etch-a-Sketch. Now, it's starting to come together but would love to hear your thoughts.
One thing that will be posted to the site this week that I couldnt' get up last week because of the construction is a bunch of fan Prosecards from Cubs Nation interviews I conducted a few weeks ago. I received some great answers from a number of fans and I look forward to sharing them with you here.
A post regarding my recent trip to Wrigley will be up soon as well including photos. I already miss the old layout of my site, but I'm coming around to building the new look. One thing I'll be changing soon I think is the author photo. I made it the same one I use on Twitter for continuity, but I have some nice shots from Wrigley that I think would up the Cubs feel a bit and suit the 'gravatar' needs quite nicely.
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The Golden-i from Kopin Corp. is a heads-up display that responds to both voice and gesture commands. It's a headset with a tiny display screen on an adjustable arm. When the display is in place in front of the user's cheek, it gives the impression of having a 15-inch display at arm's length. The display's proximity takes a little getting used to, although most people won't have problems changing their eye focus from screen to the surroundings. The headset weighs less than 8 ounces, so it takes a while before it becomes burdensome.
The Golden-i responds to voice commands as well as to actual head movements. I found that it responded to voice commands efficiently; I had to repeat myself only once in all the period of testing. Kopin uses its proprietary XenoLinguistic Mutating Algorithm that allows the device to be used without the lengthy "training" sessions that can be required with other voice recognition devices or software. The company says it also works in 26 different languages, and regional accents won't trip it up.
In addition to presenting information, the Golden-I also can record, taking still or video images with its 14-megapixel camera. The unit responded to my head movements in just about any direction when applicable to what I was doing. The company also has an option for hand gestures that was not on the unit I tested, but it's worth pointing out.
The Golden-i had a mini USB port for connecting to a computer and a MicroSD card slot for holding more data. For connectivity in the field, it had Bluetooth, IEEE 802.11b, g and n Wi-Fi, and 3G/4G LTE cellular capability. Multiple units can be connected to allow one user to see what another is doing.
While the Professional model sits on your head, the company says it also will produce an industrial model that attaches to a hard hat or even a ball cap. Plans also are under way for a military model that affixes to a standard-issue helmet and would of course be set to work with encrypted military frequencies if necessary.
I can easily picture this type of device being used by first responders, particularly EMTs, who may need instant access to a patient's history. Doctors or forensics teams also might make good use of the Golden-i, as having both hands free yet still having communication and information access could be crucial. Kopin, in fact, offers Police Pro, Firefighter Pro and Paramedic Pro applications for the headsets.
Kopin is slated to have the Professional model available within the next few months but has not released pricing information at this time, although I have been told that it should cost less than a ruggedized notebook computer.
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A national touring author will lead a panel discussion from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the North Terrebonne Library, 4130 W. Park Ave., Gray.
Randye Kaye, author of "Ben Behind His Voices," will share her experiences as the mother of a son with schizophrenia. She will discuss services available in the community, along with local professionals, in addition to gaps in assistance for individuals and families affected by mental illness.
Sponsored by South Central Louisiana Human Services Authority, the program is designed to help parents and others cope with mental illnesses and better understand how to move forward progressively.
Karen Schilling, a project director with South Central Louisiana Human Services Authority, said the program is a way for people to learn what mental health services are available to them.
"People fall through the cracks," she said, "and people are falling into those cracks a little bit more."
In addition to teaching participants about services in the community, Schilling said the program also helps identify characteristics and warning signs of a friend or family member dealing with mental illness.
"The sad thing about mental illness is that a lot of times the specific and exact diagnosis is not always made the first time someone gets help," she said. "Mental illness is just one of those things that you can't put a flat label on it."
Lisa Schilling, no relationship to Karen Schilling, said the nonprofit sponsored a national author program before, and because it was highly popular with the community, organizers decided to plan a second one.
Karen Schilling said one of the missions for the agency is to educate the public about behavioral health issues.
She said the program also acts as a support group for parents who are dealing with mental illness. She said it eases people's anxiety when they discover there are others dealing with the same thing.
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The News-Sentinel, April 23, 2013, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Cigar bar - and more - to showcase state's finest
DeBrand chocolates, Indiana beers, wines will be featured. - A column by Kevin Leininger
If "Rudy's" does indeed open as planned in an old Victorian house at 409 W. Brackenridge St. in August, you'll be able to enjoy fine cigars. DeBrand's chocolates and a selection of Indiana beer and wine just a couple of blocks from Parkview Field.
Oowner Rudy Mahara couldn't be happier, except for one thing: It will have happened more than a year later than expected – testimony that opening a small business in Fort Wayne can be both challenging and frustrating despite local governments' $1.4 million effort to improve the process.
As challenging as being ordered to move a toilet one-eighth of an inch, for example.
"Ninety-nine percent of the (government) people were very kind and helpful to walk you through their box. What they didn't realize was that their box shouldn't have been there in the first place," said Mahara, who had planned to open his unique shop in time for the TinCaps' 2012 home opener.
As I reported in August 2011, Mahara is president of Strategic Benefit Consultants Northeast and was a member of the Esquire Cigar Club, which operated for 17 months in a restored single-room schoolhouse off Illinois Road before a combination of business, regulatory and personal problems forced owner Dan Hoffman to close in early 2011. So, Mahara and Hans Sheridan, a fellow cigar smoker and Mahara's director of marketing and client development, decided to renovate the Brackenridge house into a cigar, wine and beer bar with the help of some of the furnishings and cigars acquired during esquire's liquidation.
At the time, Mahara thought renovations would cost about $40,000. But, just like his schedule, that proved overly optimistic. Now he says renovations could cost as much as $175,000.
The question is: Why were both predictions so far off the mark?
Mahara does not place all the blame on the bureaucracy, nor should he. Would-be business owners have an obligation to educate themselves about all legal requirements before they start, not after. Still, he correctly pointed out that large corporations employ armies of lawyers, accountants and others to navigate the bureaucratic maze.
"When you're independent, every department wants to get involved and coordinating things can be difficult," he said.
Take the aforementioned bathroom, for example. Because Mahara decided to replace the existing facility, the remodeled room had to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. That meant the toilet was a fraction of an inch too close to the wall and had to be moved. The bathroom also had to be larger than before, reducing the size of the humidor, where cigars are stored.
The second-floor apartment - which may be leased to a still-to-be¬-formed corporation of cigar aficionados - has to have a separate entrance not connected to the activity downstairs. So an exterior staircase has boon built, and the interior stairwell must be walled off. A locked door won't do.
"And children will be allowed to come in, but if they want to use the bathroom they'll have to walk around the house to the back entrance because they can't go through the bar," Mahara said.
That means the kids may come in contact with cigars in the beer garden, since smoking won't be allowed in front or inside on the first floor.
The irony is that Mahara probably could have avoided some of the requirements had he simply made fewer improvements to the house. But how would that have benefited anyone?
In addition to DeBrand's, Rudy's will offer Hoosier wines (led by Fremont-based Satek) and beer (anchored by Big Woods Brewing Co. of Nashville). Hours could be 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. but may change on game days.
Unlike the old Esquire, Rudy's will not be simply a cigar club. It will offer wine tasting and special events hosted by microbreweries and wineries, and Mahara expects many customers to be women who would simply like to relax in the lounge with a glass of wine and a bit of chocolate.
Despite the delay and added expense, Mahara's timing could still be right. The city is considering paying about $2 million for 2.7 acres to the north, which could be developed into homes or businesses that would provide even more potential customers.
Lest you think that upstairs apartment represents nothing more than a clever way to get around the city's no-smoking law, Mahara correctly pointed out that nothing will happen at Rudy's that can't also happen at the city's nearby Harrison Square project, where private apartments were built above offices, bars and other businesses.
And if it's any consolation to Mahara, that project opened even farther behind schedule than his apparently will.
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With his loving wife of 62 years by his bedside, 84-year old Edward W. Elliott peacefully passed away early Monday morning, Feb. 25, 2013, at Pocono Medical Center in East Stroudsburg.
An institution at Pocono Township supervisor meetings for many years, Ed was born in Lynn, Mass., in 1928. From 1946 to 1949, he served in the U.S. Navy at the American Embassy in London and in Germany. In 1950, he traveled to Wales, where he met and married the one and only love of his life, Lilian Edna Powell. Shortly after a brief stop in North Conway, N.H., he moved to Brooklyn, N.Y., had his sons David and Steven, and spent the next two decades as a professional photographer. In 1981, he moved his family to the Poconos and has since resided in Scotrun.
From 1993 to 1998, Ed served on the Pocono Township Planning Commission and, from 1996 to 1997, he was the Pocono Township zoning officer. He also was involved with Monroe County Litter Control, the Brodhead Watershed Association and the Pocono Mountain Airport Authority. For the past 30 years, he also worked as a sales agent for Katz Real Estate.
Ed's familiar greeting "Ed here!" will be missed by all those who knew and loved him.
Ed is survived by his wife, Lilian Edna Elliot and his sons: David Edward Elliott of Los Gatos, Calif. and Steven John Elliott of San Antonio, Texas. His surviving brothers are Richard Elliott of Burlington, Mass. and James Elliott of Waterboro, Maine. Grandchildren include Erika Ashley Elliott, Dr. Evan Matthew Elliott, Heather Ann Fesing and Holly Lynn Hanna, R.N. Great-grandchildren include Shacher, Ori, Itimar, Shira and Bentley.
A celebration of his life will be held from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Friday, March 1, at William H. Clark Funeral Home, 1003 Main St., Stroudsburg.
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Rush signed on as Klement's primary marketing partner just in time for the 2007 Countdown to the Championship. A short time later, the U.S. Army dropped their sponsorship of Sampey's team for 2008 and, eventually, one of the most popular figures in drag racing was available. Did Rush president Lou Pringle see this coming when he joined forces with Klement in September? "I never thought the Army would give us such a golden opportunity!" laughed Pringle. "Given Angelle's popularity, she's a perfect marketing tool for our products. We're very excited."
"It's outrageously cool," agreed Rush CEO Terry Daniel. "It's very exciting for all parties concerned. It's been one heck of a ride for us, and we're really looking forward to 2008. Angelle's very professional and brings a lot to the table. And we have a great deal of respect for Karl Klement. He's a phenomenal fellow and runs a very professional team. He's very straightforward and he pursues winning, and I like that."
"Kim and I are so excited to have Angelle on board," said Klement. "No way did I think this would happen. Two years ago, we went to the races in Dallas and sat in the stands. Last year, we won the race. This year, we'll be there with the biggest star in the sport. A lot of great things are happening. When this opportunity arose, all of our marketing partners asked me if we could get this done."
"Karl approached me and made it an opportunity that I couldn't refuse," said Sampey. "I had three different opportunities to choose from, but Karl offered me an opportunity to be a part of the business beyond my racing career. I put them all on the table and Karl's was the one I chose to take.
"In the short period of time that I've been talking to Karl and Kim, I've realized that they're exactly the kind of team owners that I want to ride for. I'm very excited to be working for them. I think we'll be very successful on the racetrack, and I know we'll be very successful as a team. I'm really looking forward to it."
Sampey is part owner of Performance Suzuki in her hometown of Houma, Louisiana, and throwing her leg over an S&S powered Buell is going to take some getting used to. "The Buell was probably the toughest part of the decision," said Sampey. "I've been riding Suzukis since I was 6 years old. I know it's gonna be different, and I'm looking forward to taking advantage of all that power and see what I can do on one. I'm very excited about it and I can't wait to see what we can do. After 11 years in the sport, that will be a big change and it should make for a very interesting year."
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Neighbors were soon organized into search parties and there was talk of alerting the police and the ZAKA volunteers who specialize in locating lost people.
Then someone reminded the searchers, who had already spent a futile hour, that Jerusalem, with its large population of infants, had a "Gemach for Lost Children" in virtually every religious neighborhood. An Orthodox Telephone Directory was consulted and a call was made to the nearest home that offered this unique service.
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The first female head of the Pentagon's research facility has decided to jump ship and take a senior executive position at Google.
Regina Dugan, the director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, was "offered and accepted a senior executive position" at Google, according to Wired.
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The Pentagon's Office of Inspector General (OIG) is also actively investigating hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of contracts that Darpa gave out to RedX Defense — a bomb-detection firm that Dugan co-founded, and still partially owns. A separate audit is examining a sample of the 2,000 other research contracts Darpa has signed during Dugan's tenure, to "determine the adequacy of Darpa's selection, award, and administration of contracts and grants," according to a military memorandum.
Nonetheless, a government spokesman said the agency wished her the best.
While it's unknown what part of Google she will be working for, it seems as if she's a shoo-in for Google X -- Google's top-secret lab. I mean, who else should be working at a top-secret lab but someone who once worked at a top-secret government lab, right? And if someone might be able to build a space elevator, it's probably someone who built mind-controlled prosthetic limbs or shape-shifting robots.


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Along with the people who will run around Northwest Florida State College next month, about 60 soldiers will run on a track in the Middle East.
NICEVILLE � Along with the people who will run around Northwest Florida State College next month, about 60 soldiers will run on a track in the Middle East.
The Army�s 143rd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion will participate in Okaloosa County�s Have a Heart 5K on Aug. 24. They�ll just be running it more than 7,000 miles away at their base in Kuwait.
�I think it�s great,� said Ken Wolfe, the county�s emergency management coordinator who is spearheading the race. �I wish they would have done something like that when I was in Kuwait. It makes you feel affiliated with back home and connected still.�
Wolfe served with the Air Force before he retired from Eglin Air Force Base and his son is an airman now.
He said he realized the importance of keeping up morale during deployments.
At least 60 Connecticut Army National Guard soldiers have registered to participate in a shadow run for the 5K. Proceeds will benefit the American Heart Association and the Wounded Warrior Project.
Wolfe is looking for donations to help him cover the cost of shipping the soldiers T-shirts, race packets and awards. He also would like to include any donations of non-perishable goods such as coffee or candy to ship with the package to give the soldiers a little piece of home.
�We�d like to include some of the things they have a hard time getting over there, things that are not really heavy or bulky,� he said.
This is the second year Okaloosa County has held the Have a Heart 5K.
Organizers have added the Wounded Warrior Project as a beneficiary this year at the request of Emergency Medical Services, which is celebrating its 35th anniversary next month.
�We thought that we�re in the business of taking care of people, and instead of having a huge celebration we wanted to do something that would benefit the community,� said Darrel Welborn, an EMS shift commander. �We decided to donate our portion of the proceeds to the wounded warriors to support the military and military families in this area since they are such an integral fabric of our community.�
He said current and former EMS staffers will participate in the race as part of the anniversary celebration.
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