RE: Asking for opinions

[L_K_II_Les_Aldrich@RL.gov]

I'm at a DOE facility and I'm not offended.  I'm just wondering what a
badge rack is (I'm just kidding, I saw one about 20 years ago before I
came here).  Our employees take their dosimeters home with them (for
reference, that's about 5,000 dosimeters).  

If I had a badge rack, I'd certainly have a control badge system set up
to determine the background dose the badges receive when not being worn.

As others have commented, I can't give an opinion on the evaluation of
the value of the glass without being there and seeing what the evaluator
saw.

My opinion only.

Les Aldrich

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Grimm, Lawrence [SMTP:LGrimm@ADMIN.UCLA.EDU]
> Sent:	Friday, September 10, 1999 1:09 PM
> To:	Multiple recipients of list
> Subject:	RE: Asking for opinions
> 
> Regarding TLD rack placement:
> 
> Why do a caculation analysis?  Put up a monitoring badge on the rack
> for a
> couple of months.  Probably would prove them all wrong. 
> 
> Oh, sorry about this, but I cannot resist the cheap shot.  It's a DOE
> facility, right?  Better call in at least 5 more HP's.  (My tongue is
> planted firmly in my cheek, so DOE types please do not be offended).
> 
> Larry Grimm
> 
> lgrimm@admin.ucla.edu
> 
> My opinion always.  
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