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This toilet tissue holder by Premier Copper Products comes in an oil rubbed bronze finish.
This Premier Hand Hammered Copper Tissue Paper Holder will bring style and beauty to any bathroom in your home. Green recyclable products like copper sinks are a must have in today's modern home. This product is sure to impress your guests and satisfaction is always guaranteed.
- Configuration: Tissue Paper Rack With Square Mounting Plate
- Design: Hammered Copper Surface
- Color: Oil Rubbed Bronze
- Outer Dimension: 6-in x 4.5-in Tissue Paper Rack Only
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- Installation Type: Wall Mount (2 screws)
- Material Gauge: 18
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- Packaging: Recycled Cardboard Box
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Stop Buying Bank of America: Credit Suisse (Update 1)
Updated with late-session bank stock action.
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Shares of Bank of America (BAC) look quite pricey, even when compared to better performing megabanks.
Credit Suisse analyst Moshe Orenbuch on Wednesday downgraded Bank of America to a neutral rating from an "Outperform" rating, even though he raised his price target for the shares by a dollar to $12.00. The analyst said that the stock's "current valuation appears to be ahead of the company's near to intermediate-term performance and appears to be discounting significantly faster improvements in efficiency than we would be expecting. At its current valuation, the shares appear to be discounting at least a 16% improvement in costs over the next year vs. our estimate of 10%."
Bank of America's shares were down over 5% in the final hour of trading on Wednesday, to $11.34. While the broad indexes were all holding on to slight gains, the KBW Bank Index (I:BKX) was down 1% to 52.75, with 14 of the 24 index components showing declines.Shares of Comerica (CMA) were down 1% to $31.54, after Oppenheimer Securities analyst Terry McEvoy downgraded the company to a "Perform" rating from "Market Perform," saying that the recent rise in long-term rates would do nothing for the stock. McEvoy on Wednesday also upgraded KeyCorp (KEY) to "Outperform" from "Perform," with a price target of $11.00, citing the company's improved geographic strategy. Both of these ratings actions are discussed in more detail in TheStreet's earnings preview for regional banks, as is the Wednesday announcement by PNC Financial Services Group (PNC) of several one-time items that will lower third-quarter earnings by 47 cents a share. PNC's shares were down slightly in late trading, to $60.15. Bank of America's shares certainly appear expensive to forward earnings when compared to other U.S. banking giants. The shares closed at $11.98 Tuesday, trading for 0.9 times their reported Sept. 30 tangible book value, and for 12.4 times the consensus 2013 earnings estimate of 97 cents, among analysts polled by Thomson Reuters. The consensus 2014 EPS estimate is $1.27. Here's how the valuation compares with the company's largest competitors:
- Shares of Citigroup (C) closed at $42.46 Tuesday, trading for 0.8 times their reported Sept. 30 tangible book value, and for 9.1 times the consensus 2013 EPS estimate of $4.67. The consensus 2014 EPS estimate is $5.16.
- Shares of JPMorgan Chase (JPM) closed at $45.50 Tuesday and traded for 1.2 times tangible book value, according to Thomson Reuters Bank Insight, and for 8.6 times the consensus 2013 EPS estimate of $5.31. The consensus 2014 EPS estimate is $5.70.
- Wells Fargo (WFC) closed at $34.71 Tuesday, trading for 1.7 times tangible book value, and for 9.6 times the consensus 2013 EPS estimate of $3.62. The consensus 2014 EPS estimate is $3.86.
- Shares of U.S. Bancorp (USB) closed at $32.97 Tuesday, trading for 2.6 times tangible book value, and for 10.7 times the consensus 2013 EPS estimate of $3.08. The consensus 2014 EPS estimate is $3.31.
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Fiat-Chrysler's Electric Car Gamble: First Drive
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- In 2013, sales of plug-in cars in the U.S. are estimated to total 125,000.
That's only 0.78% of the 16 million cars and light trucks that will be sold in the U.S. this year. But the percentage of plug-in cars is not evenly distributed across the country.
The largest share of plug-in vehicles is sold in California, and inside California the highest density is in Silicon Valley -- the area from San Francisco to San Jose. That's where Google (GOOG), Apple (AAPL), Facebook (FB), Intel (INTC), HP (HP), Yahoo! (YHOO), Oracle (ORCL), Tesla (TSLA), Salesforce.com (CRM) and most other major technology companies are based.
Anyone visiting the parking lots of these companies and the downtown centers of the towns surrounding them will come to the conclusion that almost half of new cars in some segments sold this year have been plug-in electric cars. In those neighborhoods, I estimate there are close to 15,000 electric cars on the road, a large part of 2013 new car sales -- dramatically higher than the 0.78% nationwide average.
The same thing happened with iPhone adoption in 2007. When the iPhone went on sale on June 29, 2007, adoption was not uniform across the country or even inside California. In the first weeks, it was already a big product in Silicon Valley, whereas the rest of the country and the world caught up in the next few years. If the explosive growth in U.S. electric car sales continues at the percentage rates it grew in 2011, 2012 and likely 2013, there will be millions of electric vehicles on U.S. roads within a decade. Fiat-Chrysler probably doesn't want to cede this opportunity by being viewed as a luddite company in Silicon Valley. Although Fiat-Chrysler may be using Nvidia CPUs and GPUs for design-engineering and infotainment in future years, that's not nearly enough. It is against this backdrop that Fiat-Chrysler is making its first bet on the electric car market in California. It's even going so far as to establish an electric car distribution center in the San Francisco Bay area, which will be deliver all configurations (colors, trims and options) to area dealers within 24-48 hours. In addition, it establishing a second such distribution center in the Los Angeles area, where some electric cars are also sold.
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Nothing Beats A Mothers Love
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A telephone call from mom is as good as a physical hug for comforting stressed out daughters, according to University of Wisconsin-Madison research. The study tested girls ages 7 to 12
by putting them in stressful situations such as having to give a speech to strangers. The girls who got to interact with their mother had the same decreased in their stress hormone levels as those who talked to mothers by phone. Clearly, says Dr. Leslie Seltzer, "a mother's voice can have the same effect as a hug, even if she's not standing there." (National Enquirer)


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Philips Prestigo 8-Device Universal Remote Specs and Price | Philips SRU8008/27
The Philips Prestigo 8-Device Universal Remote (Philips SRU8008/27) is a good remote control for your CD player, VCR, DVD player, tuner, amplifier, digital set-up box, TV and even for satellite receivers. This Philips Prestigo 8-Device universal remote control offers a single control solution for most devices and brands. It is somewhat long and slender unlike the Emerson 1618848 8-Device Universal Jumbo Remote. More features will be given in a separate article. Meanwhile, let's take a look at Philips SRU8008/27's technical specifications.
Philips SRU8008/27: Philips Prestigo 8-Device Universal Remote Specifications:
• Universal IR database: TV, VCR, DVD, SAT, CABLE, CD/MD, RECEIVER, AMP, Home Theater, DVR, AudioSet, DMR, DSS, DVDR, DVDR-HDD combo, DVD-VCR combo, Game, HTS, PC, Projector (IR), Satellite Radio, TAPE, TIVO, Tuner, TV-DVD combo, TV-VCR combo, TV-VCR-DVD combo, VCD, Laser Disk
• On-Screen Display languages: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
• Remote Dimensions (H x W x D): 9 1/2" X 2" X 1"
• Remote Weight: 0.4 lbs.
• Number of activities: 8
• Display Type: LCD
• Number of keys: 45
• Ease of Installation: Autosearch
• Programmable macros: Yes, 8
• Battery low indication: Yes
• Scrollwheel: Yes
• Battery type: AA / LR6 Alkaline
• Battery saving manager: Auto switch on/off
• Required Number of Batteries: 3
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• Operating distance: 33 ft (10 m)
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1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse User Reviews
1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse Review Ratings
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Displaying 1 - 10 of 38 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse reviews.
Izet writes:
1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Review
Very fun to drive and reliable
I don't have any, the car is perfect for any ocassion
Great Car — This car is very fun to drive, also very reliable never had problems with it in a hard Midwest winter or hot summer...If you want a gas saver with a decent power/reliability/stability and everything else this car is a way to go. I drove it thru half the Country without a problem! I also had a 2003 Eclipse GT 5 spd and i kind of like this generation better when it comes to look and handling. Also if getting these cars make sure you get a manual trans, because automatic is not even close to being fun as 5 speed in these cars, transmission in automatic is not very reliable and also it leaks performance wise...so manual is the way to go in the Eclipses :-))
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Zachary writes:
1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Review
handling, speed, looks
more care at older age
Mitsubishi Eclipse, 99 — I love my little Mits Eclipse! Its fun to drive! I feel like a part of the car when i'm driving it. The only thing about it is that as they get older they require a massive amount of care to stay together and working. As long as you do that, they will treat you with the same care.
Sofiaveselkova writes:
1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Review
2 doors
Nice Car,good Handling,good Brakes,great Car Overall — The 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse Sports Value Option Package.This was my first car and it was wonderful! It rides well and is very sporty looking. I'd recommend this car to anyone.The car is awesome, it runs beautiful and the roar you get from flooring becomes addicting
Primary Use: Commuting to work
1rv writes:
1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS-T Turbo Review
Styling, Turbo Engine, Handling
Good Fun! — For me the styling of the 97-99 Eclipse works really well. With the turbo engine and manual transmission it goes well. It's not that expensive to run but does require regular attention, which is not a surprise after 15 years. Things to watch out for: - Infinity door speakers seem to stop working - Rust on the front strut domes
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Darksoldier writes:
1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Review
Great car when they run and drive
When theres a problem with these cars its very hard to find out exactly whats going on.
Good Looking Fuel Saver — Love to cruise around in this car fun to drive because its a 5 speed gonna turbo it one day and build it but for now ill just drive it to save me some fuel instead of my big duramax.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Karol writes:
1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS-T Turbo Review
Red Demon — the vehicle is pretty quick, fun to drive and love the fact that i finally have one but it eats gas like no other if you drive hard. the handleing compared to my last car is alot better... good car
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Steve writes:
1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Review
Speed Demon — Build Quality: Holding up great...never left me stranded... good running car and getting better Car Comparisons: I was wanting a mustang real bad. I got the eclipse cuz it was in good shape and a good deal. And its something i have not built yet. Performance: this car handles like a dream and is pretty quick for mostly stock. More Ab
Grant writes:
1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Review
My Eclipse Experience. — I am sort of salty about this because there was a GS-T right next to it, with more miles, and more money... at the time, I didn't know why. Oh well. I did a few things to it, for example, I fiberglassed the interior, put a JL Audio sounds system in it, a three gauge pod cluster on the A Piller (glassed of course), projector headlamps, intake, front strut bar, did a few other things to the outside... Pretty slow car, loud and obnoxious... but I liked it at the time!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
David writes:
1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse RS Review
It was soo easy to add mods to it and make it look even better
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1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Review
Handling, styling, acceleration
Maintenance, parts costly, not so comfortable (back seats)
1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse Gs — Bought a 1999 in 2007, with 86K miles on it, so the engine feels slightly old in terms of acceleration. Acceleration drop is clearly noticeable when I load the cargo bay and trunk with luggage. When light, it handles great, especially when taking turns at higher speeds. Interior styling looks great, in spite of being fabric. Mine has a black exterior with the design of the 2g eclipse and it looks absolutely gorgeous when it's out of a car wash. After a few snow storms, not so much. My 5-speed (manual) gives me about 22 mpg city and about 31 mpg highway - awesome! Beware of maintenance costs though. Body shops tell me these kind of cars get damaged from the front and parts are quite expensive. I guess you sign up for it when you get a sports coupe! I would definitely recommend this car to a driving enthusiast. For racers, the GS is the non-turbo trim with about 120hp, so I would suggest the GS-T or the AWD GSX. If not, there's also a lot of information on how to turbo-charge the GS, but it looks like your pockets have to run deep and you will have a lot of reading to do for a DIY.
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2012 Mitsubishi Eclipse Reviews
Great Car!
This is an awesome car that is very fun to drive. I feel very safe while driving it, but I have a hard time backing up. This little car can definitely hold it's own when it goes against stronger cars.... Read More
2011 Mitsubishi Eclipse Reviews
Decent Fun Commuter Car
Good commuter car, but a bit underpowered. Not what you want to haul kids or groceries. Looking to get another car to do those things and commute to work. Not a bad choice for someone looking for a... Read More
Awesome Car I Own 2
I like everything about these cars. The looks, the power, the 650 watt Rockford Fosgate stereo. There are plenty of aftermarket parts out there too in terms of power adders or looks if that is your th... Read More
2010 Mitsubishi Eclipse Reviews
It has the best handling of any car i have ever owned. The body build and layout is just freaking awesome and the interior is amazingly comfortable too. If i were you i'd go buy this car instead of so... Read More
2009 Mitsubishi Eclipse Reviews
Sleek, Yet Flawed
Cosmetically, this car looks nice. I tinted the windows 35% which really adds a sleek looking element to my coupe. My Eclipse was a Automatic so the power wasn't nearly as good as a manual transmissi... Read More
what i dislike about the car that it doesn't look nice while its high , it needs to be lower little bet..a car with perfect engine and transmission. don't expect technologies..good istability on road ... Read More
2008 Mitsubishi Eclipse Reviews
It's Freaking Awesome
Awesome car! Great performance. Doesn't drive like it's 3500 lbs. IT'S AWESOME!!!!! And mine looks awesome. You can get an awesome body kit and spoiler from the dealer and custom leather seats. Heck y... Read More
Performance - Fast for the engine and fun Build Quality - quick brakes fast stops Appearance - Sexy ans sleek Cost of Ownership -Decent milage Fun Factor -I love it all the compl... Read More


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Your Afternoon Delight Comes For Free At The Hyatt Palm Springs
You're in your room in the middle of the day, taking shelter from the aggressive Palm Springs heat. There's a knock on your door: "Housekeeping!" Urgh. What do they want?
You open the door. There is a man with a cart outside it. "Hello!" he says. "I'm part of the management team. I was wondering whether you would like anything from the cart? I have fruit, soft drinks, water and cookies."
You look at him, suspicious. Is it a new, cookie-shaped travel scam? Is he going to murder you? Or just your wallet, once he tells you the markup he's put on the cookies (don't forget room service charge, service charge plus 'optional' gratuity)?
And then he notices your hesitancy and says a weird thing. "It's complimentary."
And once you ascertain that it is indeed free, and that he has not roofied the cookies, you pillage his cart as best you can and take your spoils back to bed and eat until the sheets are crackling with cookie crumbs.
This is no hotel-cookie-fetish fantasy, though. At least, it's not if you're staying at the Hyatt Palm Springs. Their "wow cart" (so called because that's what most people say when they're told it's free) does the rounds of every room on property each afternoon, starting around 4pm (depending on how many people are in their rooms, it can take anything from 20 minutes to two hours to make the full round). It's normally staffed by management, like Josh here, who's Director of Operations. This is so they can also find out how your stay is going (this is a brilliant idea, since we had issues during our stay and chatting about them over a cookie would have been a much more pleasurable experience than having a go at the front desk staff in front of other guests).
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Just Uber It! (From The Hyatt App During Your Next Stay)
Since ride-sharing services are practically a part of everyday life in the big cities, it's not unusual for hotels to pair up with these taxi alternatives for special packages. Indeed, we've seen it done before. But Hyatt Hotels has gone to a whole 'nother level with their latest app update.
Now you can call up Uber from within the Hyatt app. An Uber button will appear under the "My Reservations" section of the app from the moment you check-in until the end of your stay. So let's say you have a
Tindr date business meeting across town. Once you finish with that, you can call up an Uber from the Hyatt app and it will have your Hyatt hotel's address already pre-set, thus saving you the time of having to figure out where your hotel is located. You know, in case you forget where you are staying and all. #biztravelerlife.
The Hyatt app will also show the regular list of available Uber options and the recommended prices for the trip. First-time Uber users will have to create their own Uber account but the usual Uber sign-up credit will apply.
The Uber upgrade is a nice add-on to the revamped Hyatt mobile apps as well as their new website which is way easier to navigate and has a useful "View Hotels Near Me Tonight" function. You can download the Hyatt app for iPhone here. For Android, go here. And remember, the Uber function only works in cities where Uber is active.
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Quirky Cocktails That (Can Make You) Go the Distance
It's no secret that we love drinking in hotels here at HotelChatter. In fact, hotels might be our favorite "local." So all this week and next, we'll be pouring out some drinks for you during our second Hotel Cocktail Week(s) -- newly-expanded because there's just so many drinks to share. We'll be posting quirky cocktails, boozy trends, unique menus and even recipes so you can recreate your favorite hotel drink at home. We expect everyone will be getting a bit tipsy over the next couple of weeks! But don't forget to tip your bartenders, in this case, us.
There are some cocktails in this world that make you go, "Really?" Here are a few that fall into this category, proving that some things are best left for the experts to come up with.
This savory concoction comes from Shangri-La, At The Shard's GŎNG. It contains Scotch – good; sherry – OK; blue cheese – what the?; and chocolate bitters. Really? All we can say is that we're going to London soon and you can bet we're making a pit stop here to see if it can actually be done.
Black and Blue Swizzle
1.5 oz Talisker 10 Years
1/2 oz Pedro Ximinez Sherry
1/2 oz fresh lime juice
3/4 oz honey-blue cheese mix (method below)
1 drop Mozart Chocolate Bitter
To make the honey-blue cheese mix:
Add 2:1* honey syrup and 200g crumbled blue Stilton into a saucepan over medium heat and let the syrup simmer for a while (do not let it boil). Use a blender to make sure the cheese and honey are combined. It's recommended to fine strain the syrup before usage.
Pour all of the ingredients into a copper mug and add crushed ice. Use a swizzle stick to blend the drink and crushed ice until the outside of the mug is frosted. A spoon can be used if you can't get hold of a swizzle stick.
Top up with fresh crushed ice and garnish with mint leaves, orange peel and cinnamon crumbles.
*A 2:1 (sugar/honey to water) is often referred to as rich simple syrup. The 2:1 ratio often gives the cocktail a better mouth feel and less is needed since it's richer. It also lasts longer before spoiling.
Cost to imbibe at the hotel: Ł17 ($28)
Cost to stay at the hotel because you've imbibed too much: Ł500 ($834)
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The rooftop lounge of the Hyatt Herald Square New York offers a memorable historical perspective of Manhattan, worth the price of admission - or your cocktail
Hot on the heels of the newly opened Park Hyatt New York, work is well under way on another Hyatt branded hotel, due to open this October--the Hyatt Herald Square New York .
The Hyatt Herald Square New York has moved into the former Holiday Inn on West 31st Street, a tall, slender, 20-story building completed in 2011. Other than changing the sign on the door, the reported $6 million renovation is concentrated on the interiors and upgrades to Hyatt Hotels corporate standards. The hot new look that we're seeing so far is credited to local firm VLDG, with Paul Vega leading the process. VLDG is no stranger to Hyatt, having also designed the Hyatt Union Square. Vega's concept for this new Hyatt draws inspiration from the surrounding fashion industry and Herald Square's publishing heritage. These are great subjects for hotel designs, especially when combined under one roof.
The interiors are looking good, featuring the warmth of natural woods, select implosions of color, and another great hotel wingback chair we haven't seen before and must add to our special photo gallery
Hyatt wants you to feel at home, and the Den really does have a comfortable vibe to it - not to mention a nicely stocked bar
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Hyatt Launches Global Initiative to Increase Sustainably Served Seafood at Its Properties
The sustainability and eco-friendliness of Hyatt Hotels got a kick in the behind last week when it announced a plan to increase the amount of responsibly sourced seafood that it serves at its properties worldwide. The initial goal is to responsibly source more than 50 percent of its inventory by 2018.
In addition, Hyatt will also aim to purchase more than 15 percent of its seafood supply from fisheries or farms that have been certified by the Marine Stewardship Council or Aquaculture Stewardship Council, both of which are non-profit organizations with hopes of transforming the world's seafood markets into sustainable enterprises.
The collaboration is part of an on-going food and beverage philosophy, Food. Thoughtfully Sourced. Carefully Served, focused on providing options that are "good for people, the planet, and local communities around the world." This past year, Hyatt worked alongside the World Wildlife Fund to develop a number of global seafood procurement processes:
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Andaz Liverpool Street's Room With A View Will Give You An Arty Andazm
One of the reasons we've always liked London's Andaz Liverpool Street is that, despite it being a largely business hotel in the City of London, it's always pushed the envelope with art projects, fashion things, Readers in Residence and so on. Another reason we've always liked Andaz Liverpool street is that, despite its business-ness, it's always given a shout out to its East London roots.
So now we love it even more with the launch of Room With A View: a year-long series of "East London street art rooms" – basically, four rooms hand-painted by East London street artists.
The project starts with The Pearly Room by Chris Price: a black and white riot of pearly kings and queens amongst the spires of Shoreditch.
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One Month In, And Everyone Loves Park Hyatt Vienna
We thought it looked fabulous from the renderings and pre-opening video, and now the crowd-sourced verdict on the Park Hyatt Vienna is in….
And it is, apparently, indeed fabulous.
A friend who visited (not stayed) last week tells us that the rooms are lovely and the public areas are stunning. A review in Forbes mentions real gold tiles in the swimming pool and the winning fact that all standard rooms have sitting areas, effectively turning them into junior suites. The Telegraph calls the service "polished", the bathrooms "lavish" and the beds "heavenly". Vivienne Westwood has already had a fashion show there (pics on the hotel's Facebook); she brought along Poppy Delevingne (sister of Cara), who made local headlines by showing off the window seats to full effect (above).
Over on TripAdvisor, the 21 reviews all mark it as "excellent", and though we're not convinced by all of them (Vienna is known for having "dull" hotels? Really?), the photos are pretty phenomenal – remember that giant wall of onyx in the bar? The spa treatment rooms get that too.
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Park Hyatt Tokyo Celebrates 20 Years With Cocktails and Killer Views
Ready to feel a little old? Sofia Coppola's movie Lost in Translation, starring Bill Murray, Scarlett Johansson, and the Park Hyatt Tokyo, was released over a decade ago – in 2003, to be exact.
Even more surprising perhaps? By the time the film crews zoomed up to the 41st floor lobby and 52nd floor New York Bar & Grill, the Park Hyatt had already been around for nearly a decade too, which means this month the hotel is celebrating its 20th anniversary. To mark the occasion, you can sample the "Timeless Passion" cocktail (above) while taking in the consistently awesome views from the hotel. There are a number of events over the next few months at the various restaurants and bars, and while nothing is confirmed yet, we think there might be some more news on a refresh of the rooms in the works.
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Five Things That Will Maximize Your Andazm In Tokyo
We're always up for a hotel stay, but when it comes with the chance to take in that freshly opened new hotel smell? We're all over it. Such was our luck at Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills, where we walked through the front door the day after the ribbon was cut last week.
One of the tallest structures in Tokyo, Toranomon Hills tower (the big one in the middle in the above photo, with a bonus appearance of Tokyo Tower on the left) dominates the skyline south of the vast green expanse surrounding the Imperial Palace. Andaz spreads across six floors of the building, with reception on floor 51, rooftop bar, function space and wedding chapel (yes, really) on floor 52, spa on floor 37, and 164 guestrooms between floors 47 and 50.
We had high hopes for our Andazm at Andaz no. 12 and we left pretty satisfied after a night in one of its rooms. Why? Here are five things that made it work for us.
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Views, Views, Endless Views from Andaz, 50 Floors Above Tokyo
The fact that Andaz Tokyo is indeed very much open is something we can vouch for, typing this as we do in one of its rooms on the 50th floor of the equally new Toranomon Hills tower, with the above view over the city and the Imperial Palace stretching out in front of us.
We paid an opening rate of about $370 USD (39360 JPY) but we're clearly getting a lot of bang for our buck. From big views to small amenities (the minibar and WiFi are complimentary), there is lots to talk about, which we'll do soon.
In the meantime, here are a few shots to whet your appetite: from the lofty heights of the 52nd floor rooftop and expansive lap pool to old-timey switches on the nightstand, paper artwork in the elevators and bonsai trees in the lobby. Stay tuned for much more.
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The Iconic Revolving Restaurant Polaris Re-'turns' June 10th Atop the Hyatt Regency Atlanta
Almost 50 years after it first opened in 1967, Atlanta's famous revolving restaurant, Polaris, will rotate once again atop the Hyatt Regency Atlanta on June 10.
This is a big deal: to locals, design buffs, and to Hyatt Hotels, who are planning all kinds of pre-opening events. In Times Square celebratory fashion, the blue-domed spaceship that once had no taller buildings surrounding it was darkened, then officially re-lit in ceremonial pomp.
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Park Hyatt Vienna Has Opened, Complete With Cigar Lounge
Vienna is already a city of top tier hotels, but, as of this week, it has one more: wilkommen, Park Hyatt Vienna!
Park Hyatt's first incursion into Austria, the hotel opened June 2, just a day late (unless you count the original plan to open in 2013). It's in a nice, slightly different position from most of the other lux hotels: on the slightly less touristy northwestern side of the Innere Stadt.
There are 143 rooms, and a restaurant, bar, and cigar and whisky lounge (possibly copying the nearby Kempinski's). The spa boasts a pool in the old bank vault, and uses Sodashi products for its treatments.


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85. Mr. Connolly asked the Minister for Finance the reason a P45 has not been issued to a person (details supplied) in County Kildare; and if he will make a statement on the reason this has not been issued. [2596/94]
Minister for Finance (Mr. B. Ahern) Bertie Ahern
Minister for Finance (Mr. B. Ahern): I have been advised by the Revenue Commissioners that the issue of form P45 is a matter for the taxpayer's employer. They understand, however, that the employer issued the required form P45 on 1 November 1994.
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Sony teases Xperia Z1 aka Honami will be water-resistant: "about to make a splash"
The image right below allegedly shows the Z1 submerged in water and "about to make a splash…" in both the figurative and literal sense of the words. The new image also reveals the Xperia Z1 will have a dedicated phyiscal camera shutter key, located on its right, below the volume rocker.
Sony kicked off a marketing campaign under the slogan "The best of Sony is about to get better" and yesterday's first installment made it clear it is for "the smartphone everyone's been talking about…" All clues suggest this is for the upcoming Sony Xperia Z1 aka Honami.
The images Sony teases fall in line with all earlier rumors. Whispers have already drawn a nearly full picture of the expected specifications of the Xperia Z1, take a look right below:
- Shock-, dust-, shatter-, water-proof, IP 55/58
- 5.0-inch 1920x1080 pixel Triluminos display, 16% wider colour gamut
- Carbon fiber frame; Dragontrail tempered glass front protection; Corning Gorilla Glass 3 back protection
- 2.3GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800 (Krait 400) chip
- Adreno 330 GPU
- 16GB expandable memory, microSD card slot
- 3100 mAh battery, new improved STAMINA mode
- MHL / Miracast / NFC / Bluetooth 4.0 / LTE / Wi-Fi (a/b/g/n; a/c)
- Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean
- 20.7 MP rear camera with G lens (using Exmor RS CMOS sensor), f/2.3 aperture, capable of recording 4K (4096 x 2160) resolution videos at 30fps (using BIONZ imaging engine for still photos and X-reality Pro video engine for videos)
- 2 MP Exmor R front-facing camera capable of shooting 1080p full HD resolution videos at 30fps
- IR Remote
- 4G LTE connectivity
- Dual (Stereo) speakers
- 144 x 73.9 x 8.3mm
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Sony teases Xperia Z1 aka Honami will be water-resistant: "about to make a splash"
1. about to make a splash…
2. the smartphone everyone's been talking about… not long now
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1. amasog (Posts: 154; Member since: 22 Aug 2013)
ouch!! as usual, the power button is freakin' ugly!!
2. Lyngdoh (Posts: 225; Member since: 06 Sep 2012)
Name a mobile/tablet that has a better looking power button than that.
27. CX3NT3_713 (Posts: 2010; Member since: 18 Apr 2011)
Looking good??? 5" screen??? Umm NO THANKS
32. Lyngdoh (Posts: 225; Member since: 06 Sep 2012)
Go home CX3NT3_713, You are drunk!
43. CX3NT3_713 (Posts: 2010; Member since: 18 Apr 2011)
Lmao!!! I actually am tipsy .. ..& and it has to be 5.5" and up ..imo
49. Lyngdoh (Posts: 225; Member since: 06 Sep 2012)
Thats the reason why phablets are made so you did'nt have to troll here.
3. YodhaMali (Posts: 41; Member since: 05 Jan 2013)
Sure, you are entitled to your opinion, but dude, that's got to be one of the stylish and good looking power buttons ever on a smartphone.
48. akki20892 (Posts: 3653; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
and smartphone will gorgeous too..........!!!
6. WHoyton1 (Posts: 1635; Member since: 21 Feb 2013)
What the hell you on!! That power button is gorgeous!!
8. Kurai (unregistered)
The Z1's Power button is more beautiful and sexy than the whole samsung galaxy lineup.
18. Amir1 (Posts: 274; Member since: 20 Aug 2013)
sony KNOWS how to design - i bow to the designers. i am always impressed again and again. power button is ugly? amasog, sorry, you have no sense of style.
39. special4u (Posts: 63; Member since: 22 May 2013)
name a mobile that has a uglier look than samsung galaxy series?
41. vincelongman (Posts: 1707; Member since: 10 Feb 2013)
I think the Samsung S4 looks great, and very similar to the G2, Nexus 4, and Moto X.
In my opinion its design is as good as the design of the Nexus 4, G2, Moto X, Lumia 920/1020, 8X and iPhone 4/4S.
The best designs in my opinion are the HTC One, iPhone 5 and Xperia Z.
62. JGuinan007 (Posts: 641; Member since: 19 May 2011)
I almost agree except for Iphone 5 that design was nice on the Iphone 4 the 5 just looks old and stretced
45. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4417; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
Wow Sony is BEASTING right now with their phones. I am going to have to look real hard at these NEW Sony beasts.
I really want to see what a Samsung Galaxy Note III will look like.... even though these new Sony's are looking VERY, VERY attractive!
73. buccob (Posts: 1564; Member since: 19 Jun 2012)
The only downside I see about this phone is the 144mm x 73.9mm footprint... HUGE...
Make it S4 size... maybe even Xperia Z size and I wont hesitate
4. josephnero (Posts: 325; Member since: 16 Nov 2011)
iam holding out for this one.time to save some cash for Honami and Playstation 4
47. InspectorGadget80 (Posts: 6736; Member since: 26 Mar 2011)
I'll wait till next year too buy the PS4 never rugh out too buy first units when they have bugs in em. and what sucks bout it falls on my bday
5. WHoyton1 (Posts: 1635; Member since: 21 Feb 2013)
Excuse me while i drool over those specs!.....There is no question this gonna be a awesome phone but will it beat the note 3??? releasing it on the same dat is a risky move sony!!!
25. SonyPS4 (Posts: 261; Member since: 21 May 2013)
Depends on how you look at it. Most gadget site will compare Z1 with more anticipated Note 3 thus give Sony more exposure to casual Samsung user.
26. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
What makes you think Note 3 will be much better than "Honami"???
I don't want to spark a debate but from the rumors circulating on the internet about Honami and Note 3.
Overall Honami will be much better than Note 3
33. istitch (Posts: 171; Member since: 19 Mar 2013)
As a sony fan, im more worried on the hype honami brings, i mean no one is expecting any ground breaking feature in note 3, but for honami, everyone is expecting at least to some degree of performance especially in the camera department.
If honami can come out as good as rumored...
38. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
I think you have to keep thinking rationally Honami is a smart phone, not a camera.
40. WHoyton1 (Posts: 1635; Member since: 21 Feb 2013)
I didnt say the note 3 was better...
51. Eonnaydra (Posts: 209; Member since: 23 Oct 2012)
This comment shows us how stupid you are.Specs are nothing that's why Apple manage every year to sold millions of iDevices. It's all about the experience. Honami will be without any doubt a big success for Sony.
7. link2mutt (Posts: 2; Member since: 01 Aug 2013)
How about sound Chips???
21. boosook (Posts: 1090; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
Sound chips? Does Sony really care about sound quality or recording quality in its phones?
28. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
Some said it will be S-Master Amplifier
65. JunBringer (Posts: 103; Member since: 01 Oct 2012)
I'm not too familiar with sound chips but I can say my Xperia Z Ultra does sound great for music.
9. SonyPS4 (Posts: 261; Member since: 21 May 2013)
Im hoping for bigger internal storage 32/64gb. Everything else is as i expected.
66. JunBringer (Posts: 103; Member since: 01 Oct 2012)
Agreed. It's about time 16GB devices dropped off the face of the Earth.
10. flynfree (Posts: 374; Member since: 09 Jun 2013)
The question is.... are they planning to launch it, in four primary carrier in U S soil?
63. JGuinan007 (Posts: 641; Member since: 19 May 2011)
Nope Sony Ericson left a bad taste in Carriers mouths units did not sell well even at free on contract, Sony still has an uphill battle
64. a_merryman (Posts: 718; Member since: 14 Dec 2011)
We can only hope so. But expect it to be just the GSM carriers as usual. You would hope that now that all the other big manufacturers caught on this year that they should release their flagship phones on all, that Sony would realize this too. I would get this if they brought it to Sprint.
67. JunBringer (Posts: 103; Member since: 01 Oct 2012)
Nah, Verizon ruins everything.
11. LetsBeHonest (Posts: 1023; Member since: 04 Jun 2013)
Here it comes... An all in one Sony smartphone.
12. vincelongman (Posts: 1707; Member since: 10 Feb 2013)
I wonder how big it is If its the height & width (I don't care about thinness) of the Xperia ZL, I will buy it.
But if bigger than Xperia Z (like the leaks/rumors) I might not.
13. flynfree (Posts: 374; Member since: 09 Jun 2013)
Still, 16 gig ROM for flagship phone.... My goodness!!!
15. SonyPS4 (Posts: 261; Member since: 21 May 2013)
Me too. Im hoping for 32gb minimum.
19. Amir1 (Posts: 274; Member since: 20 Aug 2013)
i'm hoping for 128gb it's the year 2013!
53. kozza3 (Posts: 575; Member since: 17 Oct 2012)
why not go big 1tb
56. oister85 (Posts: 410; Member since: 27 Apr 2012)
No what about 3 tb lol
68. JunBringer (Posts: 103; Member since: 01 Oct 2012)
71. TMach (Posts: 387; Member since: 29 Dec 2011)
The S4 also comes with 16gb, the alleged 32gb version or higher is nowhere to be seen, at least in Europe! Yes, I would prefer my phone to have 32gb/64gb internal memory with the option of whacking a 64gb memory card in but giving current trend of not even providing the memory card option (LG G2, other than the Korean version, HTC One, crapPhone, et al, the last 2 Nexus phones), I will take 16gb and whack in my 64gb memory card!
14. SonyPS4 (Posts: 261; Member since: 21 May 2013)
Sony need to release this as fast as possible WORLDWIDE if they want to compete with Samsung/Apple. One thing I like about Apple is they always release their product few week after official announcement. I dont understand why Xperia smartphone always late in US.
20. boosook (Posts: 1090; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
Apple is an american company, this probabliy makes things much easier in the US…
16. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
Water proof or resistant? Article says both.
69. JunBringer (Posts: 103; Member since: 01 Oct 2012)
I don't think they've released that yet. The Z Ultra is considered waterproof so hopefully they can pull it off with everything they release at this point.
17. Napalm_3nema (Posts: 1275; Member since: 14 Jun 2013)
I thought the sample photos showed an f/2.0 aperture?
22. itsdeepak4u2000 (Posts: 2866; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
In the #3 pic, the phone's camera lens and external zoom lens is at different places.
The specs are awesome but this phone would be very costly as compared to top flagships.
23. bugsbunny00 (Posts: 1256; Member since: 07 Jun 2013)
ouuuch!! the spec gives me goose bumps..i'm loving it!!
24. Satnamreg (Posts: 29; Member since: 23 Aug 2013)
Carbon fiber frame? WOW ! This will save some grams. And will stand from the crowd.
Looks like it's soon going to be a best phone on the market.
Hope they will release mini version soon afterwards. Because this one is a bit too big. And also they could make an option with 60 fps video which is good for filming when moving a lot.
29. Amir1 (Posts: 274; Member since: 20 Aug 2013)
strongly disagree, good size. i would like even bigger screen.
35. Satnamreg (Posts: 29; Member since: 23 Aug 2013)
Yeah, maybe you're right. I will buy this one anyway. Because won't wait any longer :D And then if it will be too big, I'll change it to Mini when it will be released.
42. vincelongman (Posts: 1707; Member since: 10 Feb 2013)
It would be perfect if it was the size of the Xperia ZL in my opinion.
30. anleoflippy (Posts: 319; Member since: 03 Jan 2013)
Will hold this one out. If all the hype is what expected then I might trade in my Xperia ZL for this.
31. Amir1 (Posts: 274; Member since: 20 Aug 2013)
*waits for the person who will ask if the phone will have xenon flash...*
NO... apparently this is NOT a camera phone like samsung zoom, lumia 1020, etc, its all around flagship, the MP increase is just natural evolution, so calm down. i guess that also xenon flash would make the thickness bigger - like the lumia 1020 - i dont' really want that.
34. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
Damn! I want it now, it's freakin' gorgeous!
36. Tattari (Posts: 11; Member since: 14 Aug 2013)
everything is perfect , but i'd personally like a bit bigger screen , and a higher memory . ofc if you're gonna take 4k videos u should take no less than 64gb micro sd , but doubt that i'll use the 4k video recording anytime soon if i bought this phone


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Robert Gurganus/Four Seam Images via AP ImagesJeff Hoffman's Thursday performance further muddles the top of the first round.If you were thinking that this was the week that things would start clearing up near the top in the MLB Draft, you were sadly mistaken. This weekend was a prime example of just how volatile this year's class is, and we saw a former contender for the No. 1 pick have his best start of the year, up and down days for the N.C. State dynamic duo, and dominating efforts from the top two left-handed hurlers in the collegiate class.
Hoffman show top-pick stuff
Coming into the season, there were those who believed that East Carolina right-hander Jeff Hoffman had a chance to be the first player selected in the draft after his sensational summer in the Cape Cod League. Those hopes seemed to evaporate this spring, as Hoffman hasn't missed bats this year the way so many expected, and many evaluators felt he wasn't even among the top three collegiate pitchers this season.
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I don't know about you guys, but I'm super excited about the new models for legal reading of manga online. There's vizmanga.com (currently on my iPod), the promising JManga (YOUNG MAGICIAN IS ON THERE YOU GUYS), and now DMP's emanga.com is featuring the new Digital Manga Guild (DMG) titles. I wrote a mini review of DMG's first title, a story I'd read before but paid the genuine seven bucks to read again: Tired of Waiting for Love.
With the exception of maybe the Viz system, none of these models is strong enough to effectively compete with the piracy that's tearing our industry apart, but they're definitely on the right track. I think DMG is super close, considering the fandom it's specifically going after (BL), and if JManga can bring their prices down, they're on the cusp of something great. I'm looking forward to watching the manga industry use Science to push us toward the Manga of Tomorrow. Maybe I can just hook up comics to my bloodstream via an I.V. in a few years. Think of the time I'd save!
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Seven characteristics of the end-time prayer and worship movement
What we are witnessing today, with the rapidly growing worldwide prayer and worship movement, is the beginning of the fulfillment of biblical prophecies about the end times. No one knows the day or the hour of Jesus' return, but we do know that it will be in response to the church—His bride—beckoning Him to come (see Rev. 22:17). While Scripture is filled with the defining characteristics of this end-time worship and prayer movement, I want to focus on seven that I believe are particularly key.
1. It will be God-centered (Rev. 4:8; 5:11-14; Is. 24:14–16). Those nearest God's throne are most qualified to proclaim the truth about who He is and what He does. God desires that His people would encounter His majesty and love and that in turn they would offer up their praise for who He is. Worship is a witness on earth to the indescribable value of Jesus. Our worship and prayer are best energized when we experience intimacy with God's heart. The Father relates to us with tender mercy, and Jesus, our Bridegroom God, relates to us with fiery desire (see Is. 54:5; 62:5). In Revelation 22:17, John prophesied that the Spirit and the bride would say, "Come, Lord Jesus!"
2. It will be continual (Rev. 4:8; Is. 62:6-7; Luke 18:7-8). In Revelation John witnesses celestial beings who "do not rest day or night, saying: 'Holy, holy, holy ...' " (see Rev. 4:8). God desires to be worshipped on this earth just as He is in heaven—unceasingly. Isaiah prophesied of an end-time prayer movement that will not rest night and day until God's purposes are fully established (see Is. 62:6-7), and Jesus spoke of prayer going forth night and day until His justice is fully released (see Luke 18:7-8).
Beyond programs and prayer meetings, the church today must embrace its role as an eternal house of intercession
The house of prayer in a city is not a church, not a prayer ministry and not the building in which they meet. The International House of Prayer in Kansas City, Mo., is only a "gas station"—we take a cup of gasoline and throw it on the prayer fires that burn in the real "house of prayer in Kansas City," which is the entire body of Christ, made up of more than 1,000 congregations in our area.
The eternal destiny of all God's people is to function as a house of prayer now and in the age to come. In one short statement, Jesus revealed this to us when He prophetically declared, "My house shall be called a house of prayer" (Matt. 21:13).
Isaiah also spoke this decree when he prophesied to Israel: "My house shall be called a house of prayer for all nations" (see Is. 56:7). When God calls us by a specific name, it indicates our character and how we are to function in the Holy Spirit.
The reality of eternity without Christ compels me to preach the gospel
For the most part, the subject of hell has not been a topic of discussion in churches today. One of the reasons is that, in the past, hell was presented with a fire-and-brimstone, "you're going to burn" attitude. As a result, it is a message perceived of as unloving and harsh. However, if it is presented as a message of warning, and not of condemnation, it is more readily accepted. A message of warning is a message of love. What loving parent wouldn't warn his or her child not to play in a busy street? If a person truly understands what eternity might bring, they may be a bit more receptive to the gospel. God's desire is to get people into heaven, not keep them out!
Another reason the topic is avoided is because of a lack of answers as to the "whys" regarding the extreme severity and eternal duration of hell. To many, God would be unloving to allow such punishment for all eternity.
This lack of teaching—and even ignoring of the subject altogether—is derived from a questioning of the morality of God. Some criticize His justice, stating that if they were God they wouldn't allow someone to suffer forever, so then God certainly wouldn't either. A lack of understanding causes silence on the subject. If hell is mentioned, it is downplayed in order to avoid offending anyone. The fear of loss of congregation members is on the minds of many pastors.
How the evangelistic spark of a mass crusade is fanned into a burning flame
As the gospel is preached clearly and concisely each night, hundreds of thousands of precious people respond to the call of salvation and receive Jesus as their Savior. Such is the dimension of this response that the hundreds of participating churches are each flooded with thousands of new converts and wonderful reports pour in from the leaders and members of participating churches.
Often we hear of congregations doubling and tripling in size during the weeks following the Great Gospel Campaigns. We have learned that this leads some churches to even start multiple branches to accommodate the new arrivals. On the CfaN team, we call this Spirit-enabled phenomenon "addition" to the kingdom of God.
But our ministry team feels a second responsibility, and that is to inspire and train others in the communities and nations in which we hold crusades to—as the Apostle Paul instructed Timothy—"do the work of an evangelist" (see 2 Tim. 4:5).
Think Reinhard Bonnke and his ministry are all about the numbers? You better believe it—and here's why that's a good thing.
I was a young journalist attending an international conference in Nairobi, Kenya, in 1984 when I saw fliers all over town for a German evangelist named Reinhard Bonnke, who was holding huge crusades throughout Kenya. Knowing Germany wasn't exactly a hotbed of evangelism, I was curious. African friends told me about this man's passion to see all of Africa saved. Soon we were covering his ministry in Charisma. One of our first stories was about his massive revival tent that held up to 34,000 people. In 1985, a storm destroyed the tent in South Africa—but in the end, it didn't seem to matter since it couldn't have contained the hundreds of thousands who showed up.
I first met Bonnke in Brazil in 1989 when he was there for his daughter's wedding. My wife and I had flown down to attend a Charles and Frances Hunter crusade in Rio de Janeiro, and we stayed at the same hotel as Bonnke. A friendship developed that continues today. Little did I know he would one day move his international headquarters to Orlando, Fla., which allows us to interact several times a year—most recently when he wanted to introduce me last fall to his successor, Daniel Kolenda. I actually knew Daniel's family and visited his dad's church in Port Charlotte, Fla., when Daniel was a little boy. In Charisma's March issue we covered the incredible story about how after some unsuccessful attempts to find a successor, God supernaturally told Bonnke that the anointed must be appointed. (They recount this story on page 50 of this issue.)
When I recently began inviting leaders to serve as guest editors for Ministry Today, I never dreamed someone of Bonnke's worldwide stature would agree. But when we mentioned to him our vision to devote an entire issue to the topic of evangelism—and just how important it is for the church—he jumped at the chance. He has edited the issue with the same fervency he seems to apply to everything in life. And the idea of including Daniel Kolenda as co-editor appealed to us. Bonnke can explain better than I how Kolenda is transitioning to fill his huge shoes.
We must seize the opportunity of a lifetime—to win the nations for Jesus—during the lifetime of the opportunity
When my great-grandfather received the baptism of the Holy Spirit at an Aimee Semple McPherson camp meeting, the Lord gave him a life-altering vision. He saw what he described as an "ocean of humanity," a multitude of people that stretched to the horizon. Their hands were lifted toward heaven and they were crying out, "Bread, bread—give us bread!"
For the rest of his days, he considered that heavenly vision to be his life's calling. Even though my great-grandfather never witnessed the fulfillment of the vision God had given him, two generations later I have seen it with my own eyes as I have had the privilege to preach to millions of people in Africa alongside evangelist Reinhard Bonnke. There is a wonderful reality in the economy of God's kingdom. His calling and promises never die with
the original recipient, and nothing diminishes in God. His desire is that each generation would seize the baton of the gospel from the previous one and carry it further so that in the end those who sow and those who reap will rejoice together.
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*sighs sadly*Today is the day Chris and I have been together for three months. Or are we still together? I really don't know. I'll tell you all what happened.Since mostly just my friends read this, I'm sure you all know that those Richmond thugs want him and Brad bashed because of Fiona and her friends. Well, Thursday night Chris calls me (he calls me everynight at 9:30 except fridays) anyways, we talk for awhile. After about 10 minutes of talking his phone cut out, and he didn't end of calling me back until half an hour later. The reason is because he got chased and he was scared to death. But he got hom safely, and then we said goodbye so he could get something to eat and go to bed.He also promised to call me on Saturday night, like he always does to let me know he was still comming over on Sunday (we see each other every Sunday). Friday night comes, and he doesn't call me which is fine because have an agreement that we have a break friday night. However, Alyce calls me and tells me that FIONA smsed her out of the blue telling her she's sorry for everything. Alyce gave Fiona Chris's number so she could apologise to him too. Now, Comes Saturday night I'm waiting patiently for Chris to call me like he is supposed to. But nothing happens. I go to ring him to find out that his is phone off. Now his phone is NEVER off, and he knows he has to call me on Saturdays to let me know that he is still comming over.So I try calling him all night, and his phone is still off. Same with all Sunday he phone was off and I was panicking.I wanted to wait and see if he would call me, but my Dad and Alyce kept insisiting that I call his home phone and talk to his Mum. Finally, I couldn't take it anymore and I told Dad to talk to his Mum as I was too scared to talk to her incase there was bad news, I was so convinced he had gotton bashed or something. So he calls his Mum, And I got in the shower. I don't know why, I just felt better in there. Then when I got out Dad told me Chris went away Saturday night, and left his phone at home. He told his Mum to call me and let me know he couldn't see me on Sunday. But she couldn't find my number anywhere.So, that was that. I felt alot better after that.But then I woke up today, the day of our three months. I realised that I haven't spoken to Chris since Thursday. It's the longest that I've gone without talking to him.Another thing I relised is that Chris put his mates over me. Maybe I'm selfish for thinking like this, but hey..It just kinda hurt because I think that given the choice he'd rather hang out with his mates then me.One more thing. What if he doesn't want to be with me anymore? You know..*Sighs again*Hopefully he'll call me tonight and we can sort this out. I have decided though, I've had enough of playing a faithful little puppy. He has started to take me for granted on alot of other things and I won't put up with it. I love him, yes. But I love myself too and I don't want to be treated badly.If he doesn't call me, too bad. I'm not going to grovel. But I miss him so much, my heart hurts.....A different subject - Alyce wants to get back with Brendan. We've come up with a little sceme to get them back together, HAHA. Childish, I know, But it's fun.
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EAU CLAIRE —The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Choral Program will present a concert at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 14, in Gantner Concert Hall of the Haas Fine Arts Center. The American Choral Director's Association Student Chapter is sponsoring the concert, which will feature the Singing Statesmen, Symphonic Choir, Women's Chorus and Concert Choir.
"The ACDA Concert is a unique opportunity for the public to hear four of our outstanding ensembles in one performance," said Dr. Gary Schwartzhoff, director of choral activities. "This concert provides the choral ensembles with an opportunity to perform early in the semester."
The Singing Statesmen, directed by Schwartzhoff, will open the concert with René Clausen's "All That Hath Life and Breath Praise Ye the Lord" and will perform other songs by Alan Dunbar, Lara Fabian and Pietro Mascagni. Senior Jenifer Schwartzhoff, Eau Claire, and sophomore James Hahn, Platteville, will provide piano accompaniment.
The Symphonic Choir, under the direction of Dr. Alan Rieck, assistant professor of music, will continue the concert with "Anvil Chorus" from "Il Trovatore" and "Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves" from "Nabucco" by Guiseppe Verdi. The ensemble will finish with the "March of the Toreadors" from "Carmen" by Georges Bizet. Senior Kristin Yost, Sisseton, S.D., will provide piano accompaniment for the group.
The Women's Chorus, under the direction of Rieck, Schwartzhoff, and senior Christina Burgess, Wausau, will perform "America" from "West Side Story" by Leonard Bernstein, songs by Brant Adams and Walter Robinson, and "Dance on My Heart" by Allen Koepke. Sophomore Steven Hobert, Hartland, will provide piano accompaniment.
The concert will close with the Concert Choir, also directed by Schwartzhoff. The choir will sing "Psalm 96" by Jan Pieterzoon Sweelinck, "Search Me and Know My Heart" by James Fritschel, and works by Philip Lawson, Alice Parker and Melius Christiansen. Junior Stacie Olson, Neenah, and Jenifer Schwartzhoff will provide piano accompaniment.
The UW-Eau Claire Foundation, through private gifts, assisted the department of music with the purchase of the new Wenger choral risers that are being displayed in their inaugural performance at the concert. The Student Chapter of the American Choral Directors Association, the Student Chapter of Music Educators National Conference and Phi Mu Alpha also contributed funds to the campaign. In addition, a grant was received from the Schnack Fund, a UW-Eau Claire Foundation fund that supports technology and equipment needs across campus. The Schnack Fund honors the legacy of UW-Eau Claire's fifth chancellor, Larry Schnack, who served the university for 32 years.
Tickets, available at the University Service Center, (715) 836-3727 or (800) 949-UWEC, are $4.75 for the general public; $3.75 for those 62 and older, children 17 and younger and faculty and staff with a university ID; and $1.25 for students with a university ID.
Judy Berthiaume, Director
UW-Eau Claire News Bureau
Schofield 201
(715) 836-4741
Updated: March 1, 2004


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Moving is like childbirth in, perhaps, just one respect: the results tend to make the traumatic difficulty of the event itself fade in memory. I'm speaking out of school, of course, as one who's only watched childbirth, so take that for the half-baked notion it probably is.
I've now moved 22 times in my life, and still I'd nearly forgotten just how horrible are the all-night packing marathon, the days of weary anticipation, the inevitable last-minute throwing of shoes into a box alongside motor oil and a copy of Ulysses.
Stuff, I've decided, is a curse. You need it, but how much of it? When is enough too much? (Right about now, it turns out, in my case.) There are necessities: food, books, records, a place to sit, lots of guitars. Give up having interests, and you're all set: food, couch, TV, maybe a computer, one of those dual-beercan hats. But heaven help you if you decide you need tools, bicycles, weights, skis, a sailboard, paintings, any kind of "collection," recording gear, and more than two of pretty much anything.
I may grow into the soil of my new locale. They may never get me out, unless I sell everything and start over.
Who knows? Maybe I'll even get some sleep now.