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Is anyone running larger than stock tires on a new 6.6 gas 2500 or 3500? Interested in learning about what kind of hit your mpg took if so, and would love to hear any feedback on your setup.
Tonneau MPG
Ferrari Eater posted a topic in 2019 / 2020 Silverado & SierraDoes the tonneau cover improve gas mileage over not using one? I've seen a few people take off their tailgates for better mpg, does this really work?
Posted in another area but was recommended I post here as well. I didn't see an option for a 2014 2500 which is why I did not originally But most there are 5.3. Chevy 2014 2500 Crew 4x4 has a 6" lift with 35" tires, Mickey Thompson AT if that matters enough to mention. 4.10. I also carry 2500 pounds of weight on a daily basis. The topper is 8 inches taller than the cab but this was calculated before I installed it. Funny thing is I haven't noticed much difference even though it's creating some wind resistance... I'm getting a horrible 8 mpg. Now a 2500 isn't best in the world to begin with, loaded down with a commercial topper and constant weight was getting 11-12 city with a heavy foot. Trailer 10. And always had 1 to 2 sizes up in tires. 265 was 275 or 285. 275 was always a nice median. But 8 is just crazy land!!! But this is the first time I've ever driven a lifted truck with big tires. So first, is this normal? And if it is, is it even worth my time / cost to go down to 34's? I wouldn't think so but I also remember going from 285 to 275 and there was a huge difference across the board. Normally I wouldn't care but I happen to be taking off on a 2 year road trip cross country and I can already feel my budget shrinking
Towing MPG
BlancoSilverado posted a topic in 2019/2020 Engine, Driveline, & ExhaustHello everyone, Lets get a small thread going on towing MPG. Please show what you towed, rough weight,and maybe a small map of your route. Please also add what you have On a 268.7 mile trip to the lake, i was able to get 13.4MPG. 3/4 highway doing 60-68mph and 1/4 city. Towed just fine for roughly 3500Lbs. TRIM: LT MOTOR: 5.3L DFM TRANS:8-speed 4x4?: 4x4
1500 MPG highway
cheerdude63 posted a topic in 2014 - 2019 Silverado & SierraHey peeps, I have a 15 GMC sierra 1500, it has the max tow package, with a 5.3, 6l80e, and 3.73 gears. What kind of fuel mileage are people getting with the same set up. I have some buddies that have similar rides, both 15 GMC's one has 3.08 gears a 5.3 with a speed and the other is 6.2 and an 8 speed with 3.42 they both get over 24 mpg. Anyone out there getting 19-20 on the highway like mine?
MPG Expectation 35" Tires
Plumber101010 posted a topic in 2014-2018 Silverado & Sierra ModsMy 2014 2500 Crew 4x4 has a 6" lift with 35" tires, Mickey Thompson AT if that matters enough to mention. 4.10 I'm getting a horrible 8 mpg. Now a 2500 isn't best in the world to begin with, loaded down with a commercial topper and constant weight was getting 11-12 city with a heavy foot. Trailer 10. And always had 1 to 2 sizes up in tires. 265 was 275 or 285. 275 was always a nice median. But 8 is just crazy land!!! So first, is this normal? And if it is, is it even worth my time / cost to go down to 34's? I wouldn't think so but I also remember going from 285 to 275 and there was a huge difference across the board. Normally I wouldn't care but I happen to be taking off on a 2 year road trip cross country and I can already see my pocketbook being hurt...
MPG after tires/lift?
Ghilie posted a topic in 2014-2018 Silverado & Sierra ModsI'm looking at a 2015 1500 with a 4.3, 3.42 gears. I would add a leveling kit with 33x12.5s. What should I be expecting for gas mileage? Would a 5.3 get better MPG with the lift/tires? What is your current tire/lift/engine/mpg? I tried the search feature but couldn't find a ton of what I was looking for.
Gas Mileage on 5.3 V8 engine on a 4x4
Wiggums posted a topic in 2019 / 2020 Silverado & SierraI'm into hypermiling. Most times, my gas mileage is better than EPA's. Rarely, it's not. My 2004 Audi A4's EPA had 30 mpg highway and my average was 36 after over 1,000 miles despite 20% being city. Then it was a new 2008 Benz C300 that supposedly got 26 mpg according to EPA but I could barely get 24 out of it. Tires were properly inflated, but other owners said that it was common. A lousy 177-hp V6! The Audi had 170-hp. I learned not to trust the EPA numbers. I suspect they use soccer moms who keep both feet on both pedals simultaneously. Then I had the new 2012 Ford F-150 4x4 with a 365-hp V8 that got me 22 mpg on the highway, not too bad since EPA's estimate was 19 mpg highway. When I got a new 2016 with the same V-8, with the power slightly increased at 385-hp, my gas mileage average was initially 20, but dropped to 17 after I added a shell on it. I thought a shell would help but a lot of forums didn't agree. I didn't use the computer, I measured the gas since Ford's tend to be around 5% to 8% optimistic while Chevrolet's is usually spot-on (that was what I read and have been told). The 2019 Silverado supposedly has the lowest wind resistance of all the pick-up trucks. EPA numbers show 22 mpg on the highway. My last trip was 28 mpg, not bad for a 355-hp V8. I don't think the engine revs at over 1,500 whilst going 60 mph. I am almost sure I can do better than 28 mpg because about 10 to 20% of that was in stop and go traffic. I am not adding a shell for sure, don't want to mess it up. I thought the Z71 package would make the gas mileage worse with the slightly more aggressive tires since wind resistance is a big factor. Getting 28 surprised me, I'm very happy with the fuel economy. I am old school, am still leery towards small quad-turbo charged engines. I read about owners disabling the troublesome active fuel management which resulted in almost no difference in gas mileage, but since Chevrolet did a lot of quality control on the 2019 dynamic fuel management, I don't expect that to be a problem. Has anybody achieved better gas mileage? No going downhill, just on a flat surface going 60. Just about everybody who doesn't own one or doesn't watch the gas mileage would say a tonneau cover helps, but Mythbusters disagreed, along with several who own trucks with tonneau covers.
2015 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE 31K miles. So I straight piped my exhaust and deleted the third cat now I get about 9 mpg literally went through half a tank in one day. Can anyone shoot me in the right direction as to why this is! My guess back pressure but I keep reading things that go back and forth about it. Long story short I just bought a new cat and borla atak full system to try and fix this issue. Running 93O
John Goreham Contributing Writer, GM-Trucks.com 7-25-2019 General Motors reported this morning that the all-new Silverado equipped with the 3.0-Liter Duramax diesel engine has earned an EPA-estimated 33 MPG Highway in 2WD configurations. Here is a quick look at the numbers we have so far: 2WD Silverado Duramax = 33 MPG Highway, 23 City 4X4 Silverado Duramax = 29 MPG Highway, 21 City Here are a couple of quick comparisons: 2019 Ford F-150 2WD Diesel = 30 Highway, 22 City 2019 Ford F-150 4WD Diesel = 28 Highway, 22 City 2019 Ram 1500 2WD Diesel = 27 Highway, 20 City 2019 Ram 1500 4WD Diesel = 27 Highway, 19 City **2020 Chevrolet Colorado 2WD DIesel = 30 Highway, 20 City **2020 Chevrolet Colorado 4WD DIesel = 28 Highway, 19 City "We designed the all-new Silverado and the all-new 3.0L Duramax turbo-diesel to deliver both performance and efficiency," said Tim Herrick, Silverado executive chief engineer. "The engine utilizes state-of-the-art technologies to optimize every drop of fuel, and takes advantage of architectural changes to make Silverado larger, lighter and more aerodynamic than before. The resulting combination offers all of the performance, refinement and capability customers want in a full-size truck, with highway fuel efficiency you would expect from a family sedan." The trade-off for fuel economy alone will worth calculating. In addition to the higher fuel cost compared to gasoline, for the LTZ and High Country, the 3.0L Diesel is a $2,495 option (identical to that of the 6.2L V-8). For the LT and RST, it is a $3,890 increase over a 2.7L Turbo engine. For those looking for diesel towing capability, the choice will be an easy one. The EPA has not yet published full MPG and emissions information on the new Duramax at its site, www.fueleconomy.gov. Once data is posted we will do a more in-depth post on the comparison to some other Silverado models. First deliveries of the 2020 Silverado with the Duramax engine will be this coming fall.
I have 2019 Silverado 1500LD stock to the bone. If install a cat back exhaust just a simple street 40 series flowmaster or a super10 flowmaster. Will it hurt my MPG? IF so do yall know by how much? I've never owned a truck I've only owned Camaros and Corvettes so this Pickup Ownership is new to me.
Tire advice for trucks with 6.2
Cjc16 posted a topic in 2014 - 2019 Silverado & SierraI like the fact that my 6.2 has lots of power and actually does get good gas mileage. I can run 65/70 and easily get 23-25mpg. I'm about to upgrade tires and looking for recommendations. I know I'll lose some mpg and possibly low end power, but I don't want to turn my beast of a truck into a turd. I currently have stock 275/55r20 (31.9x10.8) on stock "snowflake" rims with Bilstein 2" strut/shock upgrade. 3 tire sizes I'm interested in: 275/60r20 (33x10.8) 285/55r20 (32.3x11.2) 295/55r20 (32.8x11.6) If I had my way, I'd throw a 305/55r20 on there but I know I'd kill my power. I know this because I have 295/55r18 on my Ford and I ended up doing a gear swap from .373 to .456 to bet my power back. I'm in the real estate business. I buy and sell farm and recreational land so I put lots of hwy miles on this GMC yet still need a tire to get me in and out of places on the farm and pull a tractor when I need to. I have trucks to mudbogg in, looking for practicality here. Really hoping to to hear from guys with 6.2s. Thanks in advance.
Question after a thought
Jimmyc! posted a topic in 2014 - 2019 Silverado & SierraThere are many MPG threads on here and other forums. Some say "If you bought a truck it ain't for MPG's" Of course there are more comments like this but my question is about an often used statement. "Your truck's powertrain is still breaking in and It should continue to improve as time goes on." <- or something similar I'm no rocket surgeon so forgive me for asking. Why is this often used statement used... and is there anything scientific to back it up?
Need Tuner Advice
tim5779 posted a topic in 2014-2019 Engine, Driveline, & ExhaustOk so I've installed the Airaid MIT, AEM dry high flow filter, and Borla muffler. Now I need a tune to bring all this together. I'd love to pay a custom shop to do this professionally, but unfortunately I can't find one near me, which is weird because I live in the freakin racing capitol of the world. I'm looking for a very basic tune. My primary concerns are MPG's, turn off V4, and account for the 33" tires I put on. If I can gain a bit of performance from this tune, awesome, but that is not my primary concern. Anyhow, I've seen a ton of tuners out there from the cheap "plug in and leave" type, to the full blown $500 tuners. So what is everyone's opinion on getting a tune? Is it really all the hype others make it out to be, is it worth it, and is it really necessary with the mods I've done? Will the cheap "plug in and leave" type suffice, or are they junk? Are the $500 tuners worth it, and if so, are they easy enough from a beginner to use (I'm a beginner but I'm also very tech savy)....OR, should I just keep looking for a pro shop to do it for me? Thanks fellas!
So I have a 2018 Silverado 5.3 Z71 LT and I've tried looking up threads for this topic before but for some reason I haven't had any luck. Ive had this truck for a year now and I had a level lift installed and my MPG stayed around 18-22 MPG and I could get 325-400 miles out of a full tank of fuel. I recently installed a 3.5 Rough Country suspension lift and I installed 20" wheels with 33" tires. I knew going into this modification that I would see a slight decrease in MPG but immediately after the install I dropped my MPG to 7.5-9 MPG and I cannot get it to increase AT ALL. I used to work at a GM dealership and spoke to a couple of old co-workers about this issue and for some reason we cannot pinpoint the issue. I know that increasing the ride height and the different wheel/tire package would create a difference but I didn't know that it would be this bad. I'm considering a performance chip and a CAI to try and increase my MPG, and its not a bad batch of gasoline and I've changed my driving habits and kept my foot off the throttle a little bit...if anyone has any info on this it would be greatly appreciated, thanks a lot!!
2018 Silverado Z71 5.3L with 14K miles. DIC fuel average indicates 10.3% better fuel economy then actual MPG. 28 fill-ups and reset each time. Any way to calibrate meter? 1% variance maximum variance between each of 28 fill-ups. Thanks for any assistance. Truck is 100% stock including tires.
2001 GMC Sierra 5.3 Poor MPG
Vortec53 posted a topic in 1999-2013 Silverado & Sierra 1500I have a 2001 GMC Sierra with the 5.3 Vortec with about 211K miles. Over the past 5 months or so I've noticed the MPGs have TANKED. Be aware this is a Regular Cab 2WD! Early spring last year I was getting about 15-16 MPG with 75% hilly-city driving. Summer came around, I was still receiving 15-16 MPG. As of today, on my last fill-up I averaged 13.4 MPG. Previous two fill-ups were in the ~14.5 range. I very rarely pass the 2000RPM rev-range. I have a code that pops up every once in a while for a Downstream O2 sensor. I have a pending code for a UPstream O2 sensor. I've heard the Upstream sensors have a large play on MPG? Trucks rear end fluid, engine oil, and transmission fluid were changed May 2018. I also cleaned my Air Filter, MAF and Throttle Body about two days ago to attempt a quick fix. Any tips will help. Things I've also tried: Seafoam (2 weeks ago) runs wayyy better Marvel's mystery oil (mid-summer) did not change at thing...
Wheels and tires causing a few problems
MarcuM posted a topic in 2014-2018 Silverado & Sierra ModsHey all I recently went to some 18x12 -24 moto metals with mt Baja Mtz tires and they are measuring out at around 32" from my stock wheels with 265s on my 2016 5.3 6sp cc 3.42gear Mpg went from 21 to 13 avg trans temp up from 188 to 194 constant on highway power feels like my old 4.8 now I got a hypertech 2.0 tuner but no help really I expected possibly a loss of 2-3mpg but this is a little much I had planned to go 6" with 35s but there's no way now unless these Mickey Thompson's are causing way to much rolling resistance has anyone else had this big of a lose with mud tires or offset rims ?
John Goreham Contributing Writer, GM-Trucks.com 12-11-2018 Ford's media launch for the all-new 2019 Ranger is presently underway. One tidbit that Ford let out today is that the Ranger will have a 22 MPG Combined rating in 4X4 and 23 MPG combined in RWD versions. Those numbers are the same as the Colorado and Canyon Duramax diesels'. Normally, comparing a gasoline-powered vehicle to a similar one with a diesel engine is meaningless. Diesels are really good at two things; creating torque at low RPMs and having a high miles per gallon rating (of diesel fuel). The Ranger is a bit different. Like the new Chevy 2.7-Liter turbo gas engine, the Ranger's 2.3-liter "EcoBoost" turbocharged gasoline engine also develops outstanding torque at low RPMs. The Ranger is rated at 310 lb-ft of torque. Ford has not yet provided a curve for it and we will update our readers when they do. Expect a low RPM peak and a flat plateau over the entire normal operating speed range of the engine. Diesel is presently selling at 22% more per gallon than regular unleaded according to AAA's daily national average posting. It will be interesting to see how the Ranger pulls trailers. It may well have a similar pulling ability to the Duramax equipped midsize trucks from GM, but offer much quicker acceleration coupled with a lower cost for fuel.
Just a quick question if anyone else has noticed this or had this problem. On my way home on the same highway I always take with the same fuel, load etc.. I noticed on the DIC that my mpg tracker was fluctuating a pretty decent amount. Normally it bounces between 1-2 MPGs at steady highway speed but tonight it had a 5-7 MPG fluctuation. I have a blackbear tune with v4 delete, Cai, oil catch can and Borla cat back exhaust. I didn't notice any surging or pulsation of the rpms gauge and there wasn't any wind at all pushing me around. Kind of confused what's going on here.. 2014 GMC Sierra 5.3L 4wd
Here's my 2015 Silverado 1500 LTZ 4x4. Got a 6 inch Trailmaster lift with 24 inch replicas and 37 inch rbps. Should I do a gear change? If so, what?
Yesterday I had to run to Phoenix and back for work supplies. My company truck is a 2016 GMC Sierra 1500 long-wheel-base 2wd with 5.3L V8 (former Uhaul truck). I used cruise control, I meticulously went the speed limit, and I used the air conditioning and stereo during the trip. More than half of the trip I was hauling over 1500 lbs in the bed. By the time I returned the dash was telling me about 25 mpg for the round trip. Manual calculations at the pump said 23.49 mpg. In my opinion that's very good. Here's the video:
Better Gas Mileage Mods
Alex Campomizzi posted a topic in 2014-2018 Silverado & Sierra ModsHey guys, I was curious to hear what you all have done on your truck for better gas mileage and what you think the best grade of gas is to use for gas mileage. I have a 2017 Silverado custom and get about 19 average.
4.8 mpg no catalytic converters
Roy450 posted a topic in Gen III and IV Small Block & DrivetrainHi guys, I have a 2003 Silverado 4x4 with a 4.8 and 3.73s and auto trans. My catalytic converters were very plugged up and I ended up cutting them open, removing all of the material inside, and welding them back together. The truck has run much better since doing this. The problem is, since doing this i have been getting about 13.8-14 mpg with it. This is driving the same route i had been getting 16-17mpg previously. I am thinking that this has something to do with the fact that i left the o2 sensors in place. I am looking for a relatively inexpensive fix/ improvement for this, because this is just a rusted out daily driver truck with 160k that I don't really want to put a ton of money into. I wanted to see if anyone had any experience with this before I tried a few of my ideas. Any advice would be appreciated. Also, i am aware that this is technically illegal, but there are no emissions tests in my state, so running no cats is not a huge issue for me. thanks
I couldn't really find any good information out there on MPG impacts from a roof mounted light bar. There was a bunch of guesses on random forums but I didn't really see any legit real world testing so I put a video together to share the results.


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Terrence Ehrman, C.S.C.
Assistant Director, Life Sciences Research and Outreach
Ph.D., Theology, The Catholic University of America
M.Div., University of Notre Dame
M.S., Biology, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
B.S., Biology, University of Notre Dame
Fr. Terrence Ehrman, C.S.C. is the Assistant Director for Life Sciences Research and Outreach. He has a concurrent position as a professional specialist in the theology department, teaching Science, Theology, and Creation and Theology and Ecology. Fr. Terry, who has training in aquatic ecology and systematic theology, enjoys studying the ecotone, or boundary, between science and theology, particularly in the area of theological anthropology as it relates to evolution and ecology. His biological publications include articles on organic matter budgets and particle transport in streams, and his interdisciplinary articles have been on evolution and providence and on ecological conversion. During the Spring 2017 semester, Fr. Terry delivered a six-part lecture series titled, "A Broader Vision of Reality: Integral Ecology within the Great Lakes Watershed."
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Ehrman, C.S.C., Terrence. "Ecology: The Science of Interconnection." In The Theological and Ecological Vision of Laudato Si', edited by Vincent Miller, 51–73. London: Bloomsbury Publishing, 2017.
Ehrman, C.S.C., Terrence. "Serene Attentiveness to Creator and Creation." In Pope Francis and the Event of Encounter, edited by Donald Wallenfang and John Cavadini, 93–112. Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock, 2018.
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October 16, 2009
Ronald Meredith-Jones, Chair
Accessible Built Environment Standards Development Committee
C/O Accessibility Directorate of Ontario
777 Bay St, 6th Flr Suite 601
Toronto ON M7A 2J4
Dear Chair,
Please find attached, the Submission of the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) regarding the Initial Proposed Accessible Built Environment Standard under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) 2005.
The OHRC recognizes the significant amount of work that the Committee has undertaken in developing this very comprehensive initial proposed Standard. The Committee should be congratulated for its efforts.
The OHRC's submission details a number of issues for consideration by the Committee and the Government as the Committee works to develop and submit a final proposed Standard.
As the OHRC has recommended in regards to other proposed standards, human rights principles should be set out to help organizations interpret the provisions of the Standard in accordance with existing human rights obligations. For example: while a Standard can and should identify priorities and set timelines for implementing accessibility requirements, the Standard should also recognize that:
- Organizations still have an immediate and ongoing duty under the Ontario Human Rights Code to explore and accommodate individual requests as they arise, as much and as soon as possible, short of undue hardship, and
- The duty to accommodate applies regardless of organizational size, and may require alternative or interim solutions depending on the circumstances.
- While the proposed Standard recognizes a nexus between the Standard, the Building Code and the Human Rights Code, it is neither sufficiently developed nor clear. For example: there appears to be incongruence between the immediate applicability of standards under the Building Code with overlapping and time-delayed requirements under the Built Environment Standard. The OHRC recommends further public consultation on how best to harmonize applicable laws, including addressing elements governed by different bodies.
- Government's role in providing resources, education (including expert training such as for architects), administrating compliance (either directly or at arms length) and measuring impact, will be key to the Standard's success.
- The OHRC has serious concerns over proposed exemptions, particularly with the undue hardship exemption for new construction.
- The OHRC agrees with the Committee that, despite the Government's terms of reference, the first iteration of the Built Environment Standard should include at least some provisions for retrofit and single family housing accessibility. Irrespective of what the timeline and compliance requirements might be, inclusion of such provisions could, for example, begin to promote understanding, early voluntary compliance and eventual fulfilment of retrofit requirements in order to meet the goal of a fully accessible Ontario by 2025. At minimum, the Standard could require early progressive retrofit obligations for essential public facilities such as schools and hospitals, and barrier identification and retrofit planning for other types of occupancies as a prerequisite to future retrofit requirements.
- The OHRC is questioning why the proposed Standard appears to require that both conditions of change in use and extensive renovations of a building element must be present rather than either one triggering accessibility requirements.
- The OHRC has also raised concern in regards to other elements including: the broader benefit of universal washrooms; captioning and descriptive video requirements for movie theatres that fall below recent case settlements, and the lack of any retrofit requirements for restaurant facilities.
The OHRC's submission also highlights a number of areas in the proposed Standard that are particularly important and helpful: air quality standards addressing the needs of individuals with environmental sensitivities, the principle of objective based accessibility and the possibility for alternative solutions; a flexible and balanced approach to retrofit offering both early compliance and undue hardship provisions; as well as "adaptable" and "visitable" standards for single family housing.
The OHRC looks forward to reviewing the final proposed Accessible Built Environment Standard. In the meantime, we would be pleased to meet with members of the Committee as well as with the Directorate and other groups to discuss these issues and provide any other assistance we can.
Yours truly,
Barbara Hall, B.A, LL.B, Ph.D (hon.)
Chief Commissioner
Copy Hon. Madeleine Meilleur, Minister of Community and Social Services
Ellen Waxman, Assistant Deputy Minister, Accessibility Directorate of Ontario
Tracy MacCharles, Chair, Accessibility Standards Advisory Council of Ontario
Charles Beer, AODA Review
David Lepofsky, Chair, AODA Alliance


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Implementation Strategies
View a selection of implementation strategies from educators who are successfully using ALEKS to achieve dramatic learning outcomes.
Chardon High School, Chardon Local Schools
Chardon, OH
Grade(s): 9 - 12
Scenario: Computer Lab, Home Access
Purpose: Supplement
ALEKS Portion of Curriculum: 15%
Time Spent in ALEKS: 1 hour per week, 9-10 hours per term
ALEKS Course: Algebra 1
Beverly Mysyk, Teacher
We have had a very positive experience with ALEKS so far.
What challenges did the class or school face in math prior to using ALEKS?
One of our big challenges is getting students motivated to do math and keeping them involved with math on a regular basis.
How many days per week is class time dedicated to ALEKS?
1 day per week.
What is the average length of a class period when ALEKS is used?
20-40 minutes.
How do you implement ALEKS?
We gave students the initial assessment, and they are currently working on developing skills in their pie.
Do you cover ALEKS concepts in a particular order?
We are letting students pick the topics they want to work on based on their individual needs.
How do you structure your class period with ALEKS?
We have several extended class periods a week. We take students down to the library, either half the class at a time or the entire class, to work on ALEKS.
How did you modify your regular teaching approach as a result of ALEKS?
We have only been using ALEKS for about a month. We have not modified our teaching approach yet.
How often are students required or encouraged to work on ALEKS at home?
The expectation is that students get in 60 minutes of ALEKS per week.
How do you cultivate parental involvement and support for ALEKS?
We email parents to let them know when the ALEKS assignments are due. We also have shared information with parents at open houses and parent/teacher conferences.
Is ALEKS assigned to your students as all or part of their homework responsibilities? If so, what part of the total homework load is it?
Yes, one hour per week on ALEKS. This would be about 20 percent of their total homework load.
How do you incorporate ALEKS into your grading system?
ALEKS is averaged into their homework/class work grades, which make up about 25 percent of their total grade. There are about 350 homework/class work points and about the same number of ALEKS points per quarter.
Do you require students to make regular amounts of progress in ALEKS?
That is our eventual goal, but we have not gotten that far yet. I think we will be looking at the percent that is added on to their initial assessment as their progress.
Learning Outcomes
Since using ALEKS, please describe the learning outcomes or progress you have seen.
We have not used ALEKS long enough to see significant progress. The students, in general, like working on ALEKS. They like seeing their progress and working towards set goals.


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As the Super Bowl approaches I wanted to share with you the type of food that I will be preparing. We are not huge fans of Football but we do watch it here and there and the Super Bowl we definitely watch every year…
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For decades, the first glimpse of L.A. sleaze that visitors have gotten as they drove or rode out of LAX is the "Live Live Nude Nudes" sign in front of the Century Lounge on Century Boulevard. (If you saw the movie "City of Angels," Nicholas Cage's character sat on the bus bench in front of it.) But now the nude nudes will have to get dressed and leave. The lease ran out on the property; and the Lounge will be razed and turned into part of the Wallypark parking structure next door.
While the sign is tawdry, I've always thought Live Live Nude Nudes would be far preferable to Dead Dead Nude Nudes.


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If you know about exercise, you might know that, for a lot of different reasons, it is very important for your health, as without it, you will not be as fit and healthy as you should be. One might feel, however, that he or she is stuck in an exercise rut, not doing anything new for some time, and no longer feeling the challenge that the best routines provide. It is great to know that there are a lot of really exciting and wonderful forms of exercise open to them today, and one of these is kickboxing. You will be happy to know that when you decide to go into kickboxing, you will find that it really is wonderful in a lot of ways, and that it will give you a lot of benefits to enjoy.
Going into kickboxing is certainly something that will benefit you in a lot of ways, one of which is the fact that when you do so, you can be sure that in a short time, you will get into shape. One might be aiming to lose weight and gain a fitter body, but feel discouraged because the routine he or she is following does not give quick results. If you want a workout that gives you faster results, then, you should definitely start kickboxing, as its high-intensity movements will burn a lot of fat and shape a lot of muscle, and in a really short amount of time, you will be able to notice the difference in how you look. Join Methuen's best kickboxing class or you can find additional info here.
If one decides to go into kickboxing, he or she will also be able to benefit because it is a wonderful way through which he or she can get rid of stress and anxiety. You might know that stress can really be dangerous for you, affecting your health in a bad way, but it can be really hard to avoid if the lifestyle that you are living is hectic and fast-paced. It is great to know that kickboxing, which is a high-intensity workout, is known to be able to relieve frustrations, stress, and negative feelings, resulting in a clear and positive mind.
If one decides to go into kickboxing, he or she will also be able to benefit because it will give him or her a much better posture altogether. Maybe you work at an office, and you sit slouching over a computer the whole day long, giving you a bad posture - if this is so, it is a good idea to do kickboxing, which will develop your muscles and make you stand or sit straighter.
Those who decide to do kickboxing, then, can be sure to enjoy a lot of benefits when they do so.


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The Brett Whiteley Regional Exhibition
Looking Ahead: Brett Whiteley Regional Exhibition
Can't get to the Brett Whiteley Studio? It may be coming to you…wherever you are.
For all those Brett Whiteley fans that have never seen an original of his work because they live too far away from galleries featuring his masterpieces, the 9 Shades of Whiteley exhibition is coming to a regional centre near you.
Twenty pieces of Whiteley's work will be travelling the country from July onwards, showcasing his life and career from his earliest painting Self portrait at sixteen 1955 to Port Douglas, far North Queensland 1992 – painted just a few months before his death. For one-and-a-half years, Australians in regional areas across three states (NSW, VIC and QLD) can view Whiteleys early works, abstracts, Christie & London zoo series, Lavender Bay, portraits, birds & landscapes, sculptures, late works, the Studio and a collection of photographs.
Touring schedule:
Gold Coast City Art Gallery: 12 July – 7 September 2008
Lismore Regional Gallery: 13 September – 15 November 2008
New England Regional Art Museum (Armidale): 22 November 2008 – 8 February 2009
Newcastle Region Art Gallery: 14 February – 19 April 2009
Bathurst Regional Art Gallery: 1 May – 14 June 2009
Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery: 2 July – 23 August 2009
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14). The Sorceress of Karn
The banks of the Crystal River stand high during the summer drought. Higher still are the walls of Karn, city of pleasure and delight. Karn has no single ruler. So prolific are the mages, necromancers, sorcerers, wizards and enchantresses within its walls that a parliament of magic presides over Karn and the surrounding lands. The greatest of these wielders of magic is chosen to rule for a single year before passing the scepter (a simple unenchanted iron rod that bears no mark and whose power resides only in the strength that the parliament allows those who have been chosen to bear it).
This year, the year of the Feathered Serpent, the renowned enchantress D'lana has been chosen as ruler, a sign of her personal ability and the growing strength of her guild. While all members of the parliament practice the craft only the most skilled are welcomed among the Dreamshapers, a young guild, but growing with a vitality that many of the old and well-established guilds have lost.


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The other day, J texted me and asked hey, have you been to Saffron Mantra? I can't find your review. Oh right, I'm still the occasional food blogger hey? Nowadays I'd much rather be playing with my super adorably cute and cuddly baby but this review is quite long overdue I guess…
Saffron Mantra is a new Indian-French fusion restaurant that has opened up in the Huntington neighborhood for a few months now. The location is a bit hidden inside a strip mall and its predecessor was a bar or lounge of some sort. The restaurant was on my radar and when Groupon sold a voucher… I of course couldn't pass it up. I was very excited to try out the restaurant from the very delicious looking food pictures that was posted!
Here's what we tried tonight:
Mango Smoothie
Delicious mango smoothie that tastes more like a mango milkshake! Hubby and my toddler both enjoyed this immensely.
Roasted Cumin Lemon Prawns – $10.95
The prawns were nicely crunchy, but the lemon flavor was much too strong and overpowered the entire dish. I also prefer the mashed potato to be creamier.
Saffron's Coconut Calamari – $10.95
The calamari rings were very lightly breaded and coated in a delicious coconut and lemongrass sauce. I love how perfectly tender the calamari was! This is a nice change from the usual deep fried breaded version.
Kashmiri Rogan Josh – $17.95
Hubby decided to try this lamb stew and thought it was well done. The blend of spices makes a very enjoyable sauce and the lamb was cooked perfectly. The rice was nice and fluffy and the vegetables were perfectly crisp.
Spice Scented Cornish Hen – $16.95
This was my entree and I opted for double vegetables as it normally comes with their mashed potato. I appreciate that the cornish hen halves were deboned where needed so it was easier to eat. The meat was seasoned perfectly and the mushroom demi paired it nicely without being overpowering. I also quite enjoyed the lingonberry chutney as it added a sweet and slighty tart contrast.
Kids Special Burger – $7.95
This burger was for my toddler and it was huge! Nice, thick patty that was lightly seasoned and topped with cheese, tomato and lettuce. Served with a giant heaping of fries.
Fire and Ice – $7.95
Gulab Jamun and vanilla ice cream. The sweetness of the Gulab Jamum gets neutralized by the not overly sweet vanilla ice cream. Genius pairing but the portion is quite small.
With the exception of the prawn appetizer, I really enjoyed the food at Saffron Mantra and would not hesitate to return. We were served by the owner that night and although he seemed nice, his service was quite indifferent – like he wasn't interested in serving us at all. The only one other table seemed to be a regular and he was more interested in engaging conversation there rather than chat up with new customers. I was a bit disappointed as I was hoping to learn more about him and the fusion ideas, but hey, it is what it is. However, I do recommend the food and if you're looking for something new, definitely give them a try!


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Three People Seriously Injured in Central Phoenix Car Accident
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Phoenix, Arizona—An accident in central Phoenix left one person in critical condition and two others with serious injuries early Monday morning. Phoenix Fire Department emergency responders were on the scene at 27th Avenue and Campbell Avenue.
Investigators have not yet pieced together the sequence of events leading up to the crash. Firefighters had to extricate two people trapped inside a Chrysler 300. The driver suffered a critical head injury, but is expected to recover. The passenger is in serious but stable condition.
Police report that the female driver of the other vehicle, a black Dodge Charger, suffered a broken femur. Impairment is not considered to be a factor contributing to the accident.
27th Avenue was closed in both directions at Campbell Avenue while police and fire crews worked the scene. Accident investigators have not released the names of any of the victims as the investigation continues.
There is no word on whether any citations have been issued. No additional information presently is available.
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Here's a review of the ClickFunnels 30 Day Challenge "One Funnel Away …", It's quite a challenge.
I'll reserve my personal opinion until the end of this discussion. But you may be able to gleam an insight into what I really think.
But first let me give you some background as to why I got involved in this program. I've been online since 1998 and have grown-up with the internet – even before social media came along. So I've experienced a lot, seen a lot and then as I got wiser I got more CURIOUS as to how to promote products and services online. I wanted to KNOW what and how to do this for myself.
So, of course I purchased programs claiming I would learn how to promote products and services only to be disappointed and short on cash. I was jaded and avoided following the "Gurus". I NEVER got what I wanted to know – how to set up a system to promote stuff. I followed Fran Kern way back when he was just starting out and then as he grew in popularity so did the cost of his programs.
This is one reason why I've stayed away from the big names – and there are many. Their programs are ridiculously priced . But then again, they have a lifestyle they've created and have to maintain right?
You can learn so much from these guys … if they could only come down to earth a bit.
So I have been greatly turned off by Gurus.
Now Russell Brunson I knew about for years. Years ago I did take a course from him called "Dot.com" on the internet. It was a manageable fee and it was informative. He was just starting to talk about funnels and "funnelhacking". I remember liking how he presented his lessons through drawings and it actually helped me in creating my own videos. Now years later he's created ClickFunnels, and you see it everywhere.
Now I know a few people who have this program and didn't say much about it – except it's pricey (no surprise there). I've seen the Ads, the buzz, and I didn't bother to look into it. Until Ed Dale (for those who know him) talked about it in a group I was participating in.
Now let me just say, marketers are very smart. They know the psychology of persuasion and how to use it. It's a known copy-writing tactic that's also used and it's this: People are swayed through emotional stories not by logic – that comes later after the purchase is made.
So Ed mentioned a 30 Day challenge that he was participating in to make $10,000.00 in a new niche in 30 days. Hmm .. I thought – that's interesting. It's a labor of love I think for Ed to prove ANYONE, if they put their mind to it, could do the same and some people have done it – but WHO did?
Well, Russell Brunson had published a book – " 30 Days – What if you had no money, no job, nothing .. what would you do?"
This book contains 30 stories of people who started from scratch and made thousands of dollars in 30 days using ClickFunnels and their own unique strategies.
So I signed up. Curiosity got the best of me and I thought … maybe, just MAYBE I would learn how to actually set up a funnel to promote my own products, services, and show others how as well – something I wanted to learn for years.
Let me stop right here before I go on because there's some very sophisticated, stealth marketing going on here – that you can use too.
- Ed brilliantly educates his group that any market IS a market. And that's true. If you look around your home, everything you have was "marketed" to you and you bought it right down to the pen on your desk.
- Ed presents the 30 Day Challenge in his group and invites you to join him. But as group members, they choose which story in the book to follow and he'll implement what they did to make $10,000.00 in 30 days.
- If you want to follow along, join the 30 Day Challenge that Russell is offering for $100.00 and in 30 days you'll learn how to build a funnel using ClickFunnels with a 14 day free trial.
- Yep. I did. And the link I was given was Ed's affiliate link so he made money – which is good!
So here's the clever marketing so far:
- To draw people in, you create a story around a product or service that can solve a problem. You don't tell them what it is exactly – you just share a story that taps into an emotion creating hope and a vision of success for them.
- Having the book, "30 Days" was smart because if you're like me, you want to know what they did, right? How THEY made money when they had none. What did they use, resources, etc., and the book gives you all of it.
- You are drawn into the ClickFunnels world using the program for 14 days free. So once you start creating funnels using the program – it's stored there.
- There's great build-up and suspense for this challenge BEFORE it begins.
So now I start the training with Russell Brunson via video and coaching via video with Steve Larson. Thousands of people have signed-up for this 30 Day Challenge. One week prior to the challenge starting, one full week was devoted to preparing your MINDSET for success with and during the 4 week challenge. Each day there was a story told from Clickfunnels clients and an assignment to do – "Homework" exploring your fears that hold you back. Everyday there was a success story and homework.
The Course:
- Pre Challenge Week – Discover your fears, Mindset and believe in yourself
- Week 1: Looking at product offers – how the pages are set up in a funnel. Review 10, take notes, images, this is "Funnelhacking". How to create products FAST: Public Domain, PLR – Greatest Show on Earth. Understand "Hook, Story" Offer" and sequencing
- Week 2: Publishing, graphics for your products and resources, the "Epiphany Bridge" , create your "Origin" story, creating "Hooks" from your origin story, review
- Week 3: Core Funnel Strategy, setting up your ClickFunnels share funnel, setting up the squeez page, setting up the offer page
- Week 4: Traffic and promoting
Everyday there's homework. So the emphasis is very strong on LEARN then DO – a philosophy I believe in because it reinforces what you're learning as well as turning around to teach others.
I am currently in week 3. At the end of this challenge I'll be able to use ClickFunnels to promote anything I want. But, not sure if I will .. when I complete the program I'll decide. But here's where I got turned off.
In the beginning Russell was showing a three step funnel everyone would bui;d.
However, in week 3 the funnel changes to one promoting ClickFunnels that has a 5 step sequence. Ok, I get it .. because the bottom line is to get LEADS and NEW CUSTOMERS of which, so far I am one.
More stealth marketing …
Russell has also written a few books: "Dot.com Secrets" which discusses the science of funnels, "Expert Secrets" which talks about the ART of creating funnels, and then there's this one which I have to say is AWESOME – the "Funnel Hackers Cookbook". I have all 3 plus the "30 Days "
The cookbook is really useful because, like an actual "cookbook" there are "recipes" for every kind of funnel you'd want to make with directions on how to build them with diagrams, pictures, etc. It's a "How To" book on using the ClickFunnels platform. VERY SMART!
So built quietly within the "30 Day Challenge – One Funnel Away" … is a slew of smart marketing methods from books that are congruent in publishing style and graphic design, to the 14 day free trial, and the actual training and eventually the funnel you finish building further promotes ClickFunnels as an affiliate. And Russell will, I'm sure, will make this challenge into a future product he can sell.
Here's what I really think about this challenge (and not done yet).
It's the best, online training I've ever had. Russell's books – Dot.com and especially Expert Secrets is inspirational. What he writes about is deep, meaningful, descriptive, and instructional. When he discusses the "Greatest Show on Earth" of P.T.Barnum and the books HE wrote, where Russell actually found books Barnum had written on the public domain website Russell's face just lights up and I could feel his passion for writing and educating, and most of all making a difference in the lives of others.
He's a father of 5 children and he's teaching them a compassionate business mindset early on. Do I sound like a groupie? No, I just admire what he's created and doing – you learn a lot from people like Russell who don't dish out bullshit to make a dollar. Stay away from those – you can tell.
I know more about funnels than I ever did and so wanted to know, and now I do. This challenge was not only about building a funnel but what is required in planning one, the psychology of sales and potential customers, and your/mine responsibility in creating a system that is visually simple and congruent to potential customers.
A confused mind never buys.
If Russell runs this challenge again – take it. It's worth the time and the money.
For now, I have homework to do but I leave you with promoting his books because your brain will burst with ideas and knowledge, something you effeminately need to create funnels.
Just click on the image above. Enjoy.


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26 Oct 3 Powerful Ways to Begin Healing After Hardship
First of all… the best way to get over anything is to indulge in French fries, because food makes everything better! (At least for me that is…) But speaking of food… what happens when life throws us lemons and we don't want to make lemonade. Sometimes we want to bite into that sour little lemon just to prove a point. We grieve, sulk and enjoy that bitter taste of life. But are you really making a healthy choice when you're healing process consists of wallowing in anger and contempt? After all of that passes, there comes a time where you realize you need to get up out of the ashes and revive yourself.
However, how do you do it? You certainly aren't ready to put on a happy face and walk out the door pretending the world is made of roses. But that's ok. Because it's OK not to be OK! However if you're ready to mend your wounds, I have three short, but powerful tips that could drastically change your perspective on all you're holding on too…
Admit it
Admit what happened. Admit that it sucks. And admit that you want to love yourself enough to move on. If you stick around denial-ville, you aren't going to get any better because you'll keep holding on to that toxic situation. I get it. It feels safe to hold on to the familiar. Why? Because it's what we know… We know what lies on the other side, good or bad. It's natural to want to control the outcome… However- just because it's familiar, doesn't mean it's healthy to keep in your life. Once you take the step of acknowledging the mucky and yucky… You'll seeing the situation for what it is instead of what you want it to be. And I am almost positive that you will become wiser and ready to tackle your future with a fresh and enlightened perspective! 🙌🏼
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Set Self Goals
If your goals revolved around a person or a semi-controlled variable that somehow managed to always let you down? I now encourage you to choose different your sights to set your eyes on. There is now no reason to rely on that someone else to make you happy because they didn't care enough to live up to your expectations in the first place. And there is no reason to keep coming back to say… a dead end job if you're leaving work everyday feeling unfulfilled and unhappy! Instead, begin to realize that you are strong enough, brave enough, and smart enough to have the world without the world's help! You are free to accept that you have yourself to count on! And that is all you need. Why? Because if you rely on yourself to accomplish great things, the only person you're held accountable to is yourself! And you can take things at your own pace, your own time, and wishing your own capacity of achieving and believing!
And if you have faith or want to explore it? Begin to understand you have God. He will provide and help you prevail through these hardships; the only person you need to make you happy, is a God that you can give all of your anxieties to… and he will never run away.
Close the Door
Take it from me. Just suck that poison out of your life! Put it behind closed doors and lock it away for good! There is no use in revisiting past hurt unless it's for growth and reflection purposes, to see how far you've come. 😱 Seriously… Ask yourself! "Why would I even want to give that venomous circumstance a chance to reappear?!" As they say… a leapord doesn't change their spots and often neither does our world's heartache. If a snake bit you in the wild would you go back for more? I guarantee your first instinct is to say no. But sometimes closing that door is easier said than done. I totally understand.
But it is time to take those blinders off! Draw near to the ones close to you that can see your pain and have offered their helping hand in the past. They are there for you. Or talk to a trusted professional! They're there to provide you with the guidelines and tools to discover how you can shut the door for good, and to understand why it remained open in the first place. Look to only the good things in life… and I promise opening that door again will seem drastically less appealing.
And if none of these tips work? I suggest you ask a friend out for a cocktail and some good old fashion French fries 🍟. And trust me… I know that taking the first few steps to healing can be hard, I've been there and am still continuously learning new ways to heal myself after heartache ensues. But once you get past that hurdle, your life will start to feel so much better, and it's easier to relinquish those melancholy moods. I'll make it a little easier on you… How about we vow together that we'll take the next step and start living a joyful life again? Sound good?
I love you guys so much and I want you to remember that no matter what happens, you are made for love! And that should feel pretty dang amazing. 😘


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In This Issue, Mar. 2015
Feb 27, 2015 06:48PM
By North Hills Monthly magazine
Pawlowicz Dentistry: Innovative TMJ Treatments for Teens and Adults - Feb 27, 2015 06:40PM
When Dena and Michael Koenig's son, Mikey, got a concussion two years ago, the 13-year-old began having severe migraine headaches that wouldn't go away. Read More »
New Date, New Location for Pittsburgh Knit and Crochet Festival - Feb 27, 2015 06:39PM
Now in its 11th year, the Pittsburgh Knit and Crochet Festival will take place at the Westin Convention Center from March 27-29, 2015. Read More »
Friendships Forged at Camp Can Last a Lifetime - Feb 27, 2015 06:39PM
There's something special about an old friend…but perhaps there's something even more magical about a camp friend. Read More »
Can Camp Influence a Child's Future Career? - Feb 27, 2015 06:39PM
According to Peg Smith, many American teens graduating from high school are not fully equipped to deal with college, the workforce or adult life. Read More »
Camp Jobs: It's Not All about Fun and Games - Feb 27, 2015 06:39PM
Those who work at camps gain even more from the experience—including professional skills that stay with them throughout their adulthood and careers. Read More »
Children Gaining Skills, Developing Self-confidence through Reading with Rover Program - Feb 27, 2015 06:39PM
Reading with Rover, a program that benefits students who are currently receiving reading support, is the result of a partnership between Animal Friends and Rogers Primary School. Read More »
Surprise Party Includes Hundreds of Celebrity Wishes - Feb 27, 2015 06:38PM
Gibsonia resident Kathy Mihaly had not an inkling of what awaited her on January 31. Read More »
Is it Better to Rent or Buy? - Feb 27, 2015 06:38PM
Purchasing a home can be a smart financial decision—in some cases. But how do you know when it's the right time to buy and when you're better off renting? Read More »
Hiring the Wrong Contractor Can Cost You in the Long Run - Feb 27, 2015 06:38PM
According to the Builders Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh, doing research before you start a project is the single best step to ensuring that the job is done right. Read More »
Visitors Find Ideas, Innovative Products at the Pittsburgh Home and Garden Show - Feb 27, 2015 06:38PM
Cutting-edge technology for your home, Pittsburgh-specific gardening advice and expert antique appraisals are just a few of the features slated for the Pittsburgh Home and Garden Show. Read More »
What Home Discoveries Have Made a Big Difference in Our Lives? - Feb 27, 2015 06:37PM
Ever think about what was missing from our homes and lives in earlier times? Read More »
Garden Trends for 2015 - Feb 27, 2015 06:36PM
Recognizing the direction of a trend is good, and following it is a matter of personal choice. Read More »
Pittsburghers Celebrate Irish Roots on St. Patrick's Day - Feb 27, 2015 06:36PM
This is the month of the Irish! Pittsburgh's largest parade of the year will be held on Sat., March 15 and is the kick-off to three days of celebrations that allow everyone to play along. Read More »
Celebrating History, Remembering Heroes along the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor - Feb 02, 2015 08:03AM
The 200-mile Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor winds through six Pennsylvania counties from Westmoreland County to Adams County, and is a remarkable road-trip—especially if you like all t... Read More »
How is the Neighborhood Partnership Program Benefiting Downtown Butler? - Feb 27, 2015 06:36PM
A lot of changes are taking place in Butler, PA, in order to preserve and improve a once blighted and deteriorated downtown business district. Read More »
New & Notable, Mar. 2015 - Feb 27, 2015 06:35PM
New & Notable spotlights the accomplishments of those living & working in the North Hills, from new business hires to award-winning students. Read More »
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Press Release by Perpaduan Anak Negeri Sabah (PAN)
28 Dec 2013
We call on Prime Minister Najib Razak to roll back extremism within Umno and the Islamic establishment. He has the choice to be a statesman or a jaguh kampung. He cannot be both…
Today, we are an oppressed race living under appalling apartheid conditions. Even the State Mufti has the audacity to call the rightful owners of the land, the Kadazandusun, an "invented" race. He should be sacked for such racist remarks yet he remains in office. This suggests he enjoys protection of the federal government.
Today, we have lost our God-given freedom in every sense of the word. We are not even allowed to refer to God as Allah in our liturgical language. Worst still, we are not even allowed to teach our children and their children about God, whom they know as Allah, the almighty creator of the universe and all that is in it… (more…)


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G is for Glimmer Mist
9 comments:
So feminine Val and I can see why you hoard that paper the flowers are beautiful!ReplyDelete
Val x
Brilliant thinking outside the box, I love the background & the sheen of gold which is beautifully delicate & enhanced by the skeleton die-cut leaves. It's going to be great fun seeing everyone's interpretations.ReplyDelete
Paula (PEP)
I love this tag Val. Your flowers look gorgeous, it's got such a girly feel to this one.ReplyDelete
Sue x
Val this is lovely...we all like a little bit of glitz and glimmer and as Val says it is very feminineReplyDelete
A beautiful Tag, love the flowers and the glimmer. Hugs x ChrisBReplyDelete
brilliant idea Val, love it!ReplyDelete
Am just redoing my tags- put them in such a safe place I can't find them, grrrr!
Lovely tag Val. Know what you mean about hoarding the guild papers, they are so lovely.ReplyDelete
This is a lovely feminine tag Val your flowers are very pretty and I really like the perfume bottles and the gimmer of goldReplyDelete
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Val check out my blog there is an award there for you:)ReplyDelete
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Expansion of Heathrow could 'destroy Windsor' according to councillor
Another Heathrow runway could 'destroy Windsor' according to a Windsor councillor and chairman of the Royal Borough's Aviation Forum. The comments were made at a meeting of the forum,discussing the Airports Commission's options for a new south east runway. The councillor said: "If the expansion of Heathrow Airport is given the go ahead, it will destroy Windsor and the reason why people want to come here. It will affect the ability to hold state functions at Windsor Castle and the north-western option will affect Eton….It would see an increased level of noise for our residents and will affect our world heritage sights, which the commission have seemed to overlook." The Royal Borough of Windsor are now drafting a submission to the Airports Commission. Another councillor said: "The Airports Commission's paper is one of the biggest things the borough has had to respond to and the implications are enormous." Another councillor commented that the need for up to 70,800 new homes, for a 3rd runway, would created turmoil and require highly valued green belt land.
Expansion of Heathrow could 'destroy Windsor' according to councillor
by Philip Dewey (Windsor Express)
The expansion of Heathrow Airport could 'destroy Windsor' according to a Windsor councillor and chairman of the Royal Borough's Aviation Forum.
The comments were made by Cllr George Bathurst (Con, Castle Without) at a meeting of the forum last night, discussing the Airports Commission's options for expanding airport capacity in the UK.
Two of the options open to the commission include the building of a new runway to the north west of Heathrow or the expansion of the existing northern runway, as well as a new runway at Gatwick Airport.
Speaking at the meeting, Cllr Bathurst said: "If the expansion of Heathrow Airport is given the go ahead, it will destroy Windsor and the reason why people want to come here. It will affect the ability to hold state functions at Windsor Castle and the north-western option will affect Eton.
"It would see an increased level of noise for our residents and will affect our world heritage sights, which the commission have seemed to overlook."
The Royal Borough are now drafting a submission to the Airports Commission before it sits down to consider the options, outlining their concerns about Heathrow and their backing of the Gatwick option.
Chris Nash, the Royal Borough's team leader for Environment Protection, has been tasked with drafting the submission.
He said: "The Airports Commission's paper is one of the biggest things the borough has had to respond to and the implications are enormous, so we are trying to put together a salient response.
"We will be making it very clear that the Royal Borough would not support expansion at Heathrow Airport under any circumstances."
The deadline for the Royal Borough's submission to the Airports Commission is Tuesday, February 3.
The Aviation Forum meeting took place at Windsor Guildhall.
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Windsor councillor says there would be homes 'turmoil' if Heathrow is expanded
A Windsor councillor has said that creating up to 70,800 homes if Heathrow expansion plans go ahead would cause "absolute turmoil." He said a 3rd runway north-west of the airport could create the need to use greenbelt land for housing. However, almost unbelievably, a Heathrow spokesman said: "There will be little or no need for additional house-building over and above current local authority plans." The Airports Commission, said Heathrow expansion would create between 47,400 and 112,400 jobs by 2030, which in turn would require an extra 29,800 to 70,800 homes to be created in the surrounding area, including Windsor, Slough and London boroughs. There will be a public meeting in Windsor to discuss the Heathrow plans, before the consultation ends on 3rd February. Windsor already has an enormous housing problem in the area, and are having go consider building on green belt land (which is locally very unpopular), even with no new runway. And there is increasing urbanisation …"The impact will be felt across the Thames Valley – it's commercial greed gone mad."
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Wikipedia says, of Windsor castle:
Windsor Castle is a royal residence at Windsor in the English county of Berkshire. The castle is notable for its long association with the English and later British royal family and also for its architecture. The original castle was built in the 11th century after the Norman invasion by William the Conqueror. Since the time of Henry I, it has been used by succeeding monarchs and is the longest-occupied palace in Europe. The castle's lavish, early 19th-century State Apartments are architecturally significant, described by art historian Hugh Roberts as "a superb and unrivalled sequence of rooms widely regarded as the finest and most complete expression of later Georgian taste".[1] The castle includes the 15th-century St George's Chapel, considered by historian John Martin Robinson to be "one of the supreme achievements of English Perpendicular Gothic" design.[2] More than five hundred people live and work in Windsor Castle.
Originally designed to protect Norman dominance around the outskirts of London, and to oversee a strategically important part of the River Thames, Windsor Castle was built as a motte and bailey, with three wards surrounding a central mound. Gradually replaced with stone fortifications, the castle withstood a prolonged siege during the First Barons' War at the start of the 13th century. Henry III built a luxurious royal palace within the castle during the middle of the century, and Edward III went further, rebuilding the palace to produce an even grander set of buildings in what would become "the most expensive secular building project of the entire Middle Ages in England".[3] Edward's core design lasted through the Tudor period, during whichHenry VIII and Elizabeth I made increasing use of the castle as a royal court and centre for diplomatic entertainment.
Windsor Castle survived the tumultuous period of the English Civil War, when it was used as a military headquarters forParliamentary forces and a prison for Charles I. During the Restoration, Charles II rebuilt much of Windsor Castle with the help of architect Hugh May, creating a set of extravagant, Baroque interiors that are still admired. After a period of neglect during the 18th century, George III and George IV renovated and rebuilt Charles II's palace at colossal expense, producing the current design of the State Apartments, full of Rococo, Gothic and Baroque furnishings. Victoria made minor changes to the castle, which became the centre for royal entertainment for much of her reign. Windsor Castle was used as a refuge for the royal family during the bombing campaigns of the Second World War and survived a fire in 1992. It is a popular tourist attraction, a venue for hosting state visits, and Elizabeth II's preferred weekend home.
…… presumably all that history counts for little to Heathrow's foreign owners, if they can just get more people to travel by air to more holiday destinations … emitting clouds of carbon……..


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Korean asset manager set to buy NASA headquarters building for about $350 mn
KTB Asset Management Co. Ltd. has been picked as the preferred buyer of the NASA headquarters building in Washington D.C. on behalf of small-sized South Korean securities firms in a deal estimated at 400 billion won ($351 million), underscoring the growing interest of domestic investors in U.S. property assets despite their recent price increase.
South Korea brokerage companies, including KTB Investment & Securities Co. Ltd., Meritz Securities Co. Ltd. and Kiwoom Securities Co. Ltd., will put a combined 180 billion won into the transaction to participate as equity investors, according to investment banking sources on Oct. 26. Meritz Securities is known to pay the half of the equity purchase price. The balance of 220 billion won will be borrowed from local financial institutions.
If the acquisition goes through after due diligence on the property, the Korean asset manager is most likely to lease back the building to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) for an expected annual return of around 5.5%. NASA is supposed to continue to rent the office building for the next decade, under its current leasing contract.
According to the Maeil Business Newspaper report, the South Korean companies will make a down payment later this month and close the deal around next January or February. The office building has been used by NASA for 26 years.
Small and medium-sized Korean brokerage houses have been joining forces to chase overseas real estate assets, with an aim to sell down their stakes to domestic pension and savings funds which are keen to diversify into offshore alternative investments for better yields.
After intense competition drove the U.S. real estate prices sharply higher, however, the National Pension Service (NPS), Korea Post and Korea insurance companies are now shifting towards mezzanine debt investments in the U.S. property market from equity purchase, their senior officials had said at the ASK 2016 Global Real Estate & Infrastructure Summit hosted by the Korea Economic Daily last week.
By Taeho Kim
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