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text: Wednesday, June 10, 2015, 11:45 a.m. – The Lord Jesus put in mind the song, "Not By Might." Speak, Lord, your words to my heart. I read Ephesians 6:10-20 (ESV). Trials Which Test US All of us will face some types of difficulties and trials in this life which will test our faith and our stamina. We may suffer a miscarriage, a death in the family, a divorce, betrayal, bad health, an accident, birth disorders, rejection, persecution, trauma, marriage difficulties, problems with our children or grandchildren, homelessness, or loss of job and income, etc. Some of these trials may hit us very hard, depending upon the severity of the situations, and we may lose heart, or we may feel as though we lack the strength to go on, or we may lose interest in some things we used to do, possibly because it feels like it just doesn't matter anymore. Perhaps you can identify. We lose heart, sometimes, just because our hearts are breaking, and because life as we knew it, or as we had hoped it would be, took a drastic turn in another direction. God created us to be emotional creatures. He gave us hearts and the ability to feel pain, sorrow, and disappointment, as well as gladness. One of the reasons Jesus took on human flesh is so he could identify with us in our weaknesses, and so he could become our compassionate and merciful high priest. He gave us the Holy Spirit to be our comforter and our counselor, to teach us, to encourage us and to strengthen us in our faith. He knew there would be these times in our lives when we would need to be comforted, strengthened and encouraged. Yet, sometimes we lose heart because we lack understanding of God's ultimate purposes in allowing these things to come into our lives. And, that is when he reminds us that his grace is sufficient for all we need, for his power is perfected IN our weaknesses. As followers of Jesus Christ, we have an enemy. His name is Satan, or the devil, or Lucifer, or the Dragon. He hates God. He hates Jesus, and therefore he hates us. He wants nothing more than to destroy our lives and to bring us back underneath his power and control. He will use these difficult times in our lives as opportunities to attack us, to tempt us, and to try to get us to give up hope, and to lose heart. He will lie to us. He will try to get us to focus on our circumstances and to get our eyes off Jesus. He will put doubts in our minds concerning God's promises to us. He may even try to convince us that we got a raw deal, and that God didn't come through for us like he had promised, or like we thought he promised. He will try to convince us that, just because it didn't happen yet, that it isn't going to happen, but God's timing is not the same as our timing. His timing is perfect. Not Without Resource God did not leave us without resource, though, for when our enemy throws his darts at us. God gave us all we need to stand against the devil's schemes, and Satan has lots of schemes (tricks, manipulations, deceptions), too, which he likes to use against God's chosen ones. So, it is helpful if we can become aware of his schemes so that we are not caught off guard, and so we are not taken back, and so we don't lose our footing when those attacks do come. Yet, the only way we are going to become aware of how Satan works is by studying the word of God, by being sensitive to the voice of the Holy Spirit, and by being open to hearing what the Spirit is saying to the churches, so that when the Spirit speaks, and he shows us that something is wrong, instead of just closing our ears, because we don't like the message, we listen up, and we heed the warnings, and we turn away from Satan and the ways of this sinful world, and we follow God/Jesus Christ wherever he leads us. When we ignore God's gentle warnings to us, and we follow what the world is saying or what our flesh desires, then we begin to grieve and to quench the Spirit to where we are not as sensitized to his voice, and so we begin to feel more and more liberty to do what we know is not pleasing to God. So many Christians (or professing Christians) are living just like the world because they have resisted the Spirit's voice and have determined their own steps, and have allowed things into their minds and hearts which are contrary to God's divine character, will and purposes for our lives. And, eventually, they become desensitized to so much of it and they don't even see all the subtle lies of Satan strewn all through it. So, when Satan, thus, brings false teaching into the church, they don't recognize it, because their minds are clouded with what is worldly, and they have lost that spiritual sensitivity. They often prefer the lies to the truth, because the lies are more pleasing to their ears. So, before we can put on the armor of God, we first of all need to put off the flesh. Jesus died, not so we could be saved (past), live our lives how we want, and gain heaven when we die. He died so that we would die to sin and live to righteousness (1 Pet. 2:24). Those who are no longer under condemnation, and in whom the righteous requirements of the law will be fully met are those who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit (Ro. 8:1-14). The way in which we come to know Jesus is by putting off our old lives of living for sin and self, by being renewed in the spirit of our minds, and by putting on the new self, created after the likeness of God in true righteousness and holiness (Eph. 4:17-24). The Whole Armor Finally, be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might. Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil. For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places. Therefore take up the whole armor of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand firm. Stand therefore, having fastened on the belt of truth, and having put on the breastplate of righteousness, and, as shoes for your feet, having put on the readiness given by the gospel of peace. In all circumstances take up the shield of faith, with which you can extinguish all the flaming darts of the evil one; and take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God, praying at all times in the Spirit, with all prayer and supplication. To that end keep alert with all perseverance, making supplication for all the saints, and also for me, that words may be given to me in opening my mouth boldly to proclaim the mystery of the gospel, for which I am an ambassador in chains, that I may declare it boldly, as I ought to speak. When I was much younger, I didn't understand, practically speaking, how to put on the armor of God. It is not some prayer we pray, or some formula we follow, or some ritual we perform. It involves putting off the flesh and putting on the Spirit; resisting the lies of Satan and putting on the truth. Basically, when we are tempted to sin against God, to doubt his promises, and to respond in fear, we refuse the lies, we don't entertain them in our minds, and we, instead, get into the Word and we listen to godly music/lyrics, and we pray in the Spirit, and we trust God and what he says. Yet, again, we have to be sensitized to the Spirit's voice, which we can't be if we are filling our minds daily with the world's junk. We won't know when we are being led astray and deceived if we have our minds set on what the world thinks rather than on what God thinks. Daily we put on the belt of truth. This is not anybody's truth. This is the truth of God found in his holy Word. We can't put it on if all we do is read it and then walk away and forget what we look like. Putting it on means applying it to our lives. We have to live the truth. That is how we put it on. We have to walk in it, and teach it, and it has to become our passion. Then, we will recognize and discern the lies. We will see the subliminal messages and the subtleties of deception. They will jump right out at us, while others may not see them at all, because they are not sensitized to the truth, because they don't walk in it. The same thing is true for all the pieces of our spiritual armor. We put on righteousness by applying Christ's righteousness to our daily lives, and by walking in his holiness and righteousness in the power and working of the Spirit within us. We can't do this in our own power and strength, though. Our flesh is subject to weakness. When our enemy attacks us with his darts and swords, we take up the Word of God and we refute his lies and accusations, and we apply God's word to our lives by doing what it says; not by being hearers only, but by being doers of the word. If we want to be wise, we need to apply (put on) the knowledge God gives us through daily practice in our lives. And, when Satan tries to get us to doubt God's promises to us, or to cave in and give up just because things have not yet progressed the way we had hoped, or with the speed we had hoped, we have to put on the truth that no obstacle Satan would put in our way can thwart God's plans and purposes. He will do all that he said he will do. He will complete the work he has begun. So, trust him. Not By Might / An Original Work / March 29, 2012 Based off Zechariah 4 "Not by might, and not by power, But by My Spirit," says our Lord, God. "Mighty mountain, O what are you? Before Christ you will become level ground." The hands of our Lord, Savior God, Formed the foundation of His church. He alone will complete the work He began in His servants' hearts and minds. Who despises small beginnings? Much can be done in Christ's strength within. Be of courage, and trust your Lord. All sufficient He is for all your needs. Opposition and apathy: Holy Spirit will set us free! We can be overcomers in our faith In our Lord, and our Savior, King. Don't be troubled by God's timing. He has ev'rything in His command. Hasten to obey His commands fully, Trusting Him to work all for good. Not by might nor by human strength, But by God's power; strength within; My dependency now on His working His will in me in righteousness.

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INDIANAPOLIS -- Peyton Manning in a Jets uniform? It's not out of the question.
While the Jets have been careful to express support for embattled fourth-year quarterback Mark Sanchez in recent weeks, coach Rex Ryan and general manager Mike Tannenbaum didn't entirely close the door on signing Manning if he is released by the Colts sometime before a $28-million roster bonus is due March 8.
In fact, they may have swung that door wide open. Both men told reporters Thursday at the NFL combine that they will consider any opportunity to improve the team -- up to and including a change at quarterback.
"Peyton is under contract to a different team, so I can't talk about him specifically," Ryan said. "But with our organization, we will look at everybody. There is a list of 10 free-agent quarterbacks that I've looked at . . . We have a great group of cornerbacks, but that doesn't mean we're not going to do our due diligence and look at every possibility, regardless of the position."
It was suggested to Ryan that he easily could tamp down any speculation about whether Sanchez is the Jets' current and future quarterback -- and he didn't. "We will do always what's in the best interest of our organization," he said. "For us, that means we are going to be prepared. We're going to look at any possibility that is out there.''
Ryan did express confidence in Sanchez and said he still believes in him. "I think Mark Sanchez is an outstanding quarterback," he said. "I think he's got a great future. I'm not coming off any of those."
But . . .
"But will we look at every scenario? Of course. For us to say we're not going to do our due diligence and look at this quarterback, that quarterback, this corner, whoever, that's not who we are," Ryan said.
Said Tannenbaum: "Mark's our starter, and we're really excited about what we think he can do. He's won a lot of games for us and we're excited about his future. With that said, just from a general standpoint, the day I got hired, I meant what I said: 'Every rock, every day.' There is a relentlessness about how we go about things and every day, we're going to look for opportunities to improve the team, regardless of position.
"But as it relates to Mark . . . His competitiveness and his desire to be great give us the belief that he'll be a really good player for a long time."
But will he be a really good player for a long time in a Jets uniform? Too soon to tell, although the Jets certainly would have competition for Manning -- who turns 36 next month -- if he's released and is healthy enough to return to his stature as one of the game's preeminent passers. Among the possibilities are the Redskins, Dolphins, Cardinals, Chiefs and 49ers.
Asked about the possibility of signing Manning, Cardinals general manager Rod Graves and coach Ken Whisenhunt said several times Thursday that they would consider players not currently on the team's roster. The 49ers are leaning toward re-signing Alex Smith, but likely would consider Manning if there are problems in reaching a contract agreement. The Redskins have a huge need at quarterback, and the Chiefs are expected to look at upgrading a position currently held by Matt Cassel.
The Jets won out in the Brett Favre sweepstakes four years ago, and undoubtedly would be aggressive in pursuing Manning if they believed he was ready to return.


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Samsung UE46D8000 LED TV Review
Samsung has come out with a new LED TV that is sure to be number one with consumers. In fact, when it comes to beauty and looks; the Samsung ue46d8000 would take first place. Unfortunately, no such award exists, so suffice to say this TV will immediately attract the attention of everyone.
Specifications and Features
The bezel of this 46- inch TV is hard to spot even for the sharpest eye. The man or woman who buys this Samsung ue46d8000 TV will quickly become the envy of all who see it. Designed to fit in smaller spaces than a standard 46- inch LED TV, the hard to notice metal bezel shows tomorrow's technology today. Samsung did a stunning job of stuffing the diminutive frame with so many features.
Features like four 3D- friendly v1.4, HDMIs and a LAN port to start with. Add to that built in Wi-Fi along with three USBs. With a built-in Wi-Fi, there is no need to waste a USB port. Playing back multimedia files or numerous video formats from USB drives lends itself well to the generous number of USB ports. Recording options include a built-in Freeview HD along with Freesat HD tuners to USB HDDs. A whole new world of entertainment awaits the owner of this LED TV.
One option is using the LAN/Wi-Fi for access to files stored at a networked DLNA- ready PC. Another option is to go online to Samsung's outstanding Smart TV service. Other options include Skype, Facebook, and Twitter for all social- networking needs. There are plenty of adjustment options available for fine tuning picture quality, and most out of the box
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The Samsung ue46d8000 is of course 3D. This means it is full HD active and is the best 2D to 3D processing seen to date. A pair of active shutter glasses comes with the LED TV. 3D pictures from this new Samsung have outpaced the competition with incredible brightness and colour richness. The LED lighting system produces vibrant levels that simply must be seen. Extraordinary crisp and detailed 3D pictures make viewing a delightful experience.
Considering the diminutive body of the Samsung UE46D8000, it is hard to see how Samsung could have done much better. It is true that no TV is perfect. This TV does have a few problems. 3D crosstalk and minor backlight problems occur occasionally. All in all, this TV is a real pleasure to watch. Considering the many features, it is going to be hard for the competition to come up with something better. Take a good look at Samsung's new UE46D8000 3D LED TV today.
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Union 'fails' Libs on education spending
The Australian Education Union has launched a print media advertising campaign criticising the Canberra Liberals' education policies ahead of Saturday's election.
The page three advertisement in today's Canberra Times outlines the education policies of ACT Labor and the Canberra Liberals.
The parties are then issued a grade based on their commitment to public education.
AEU ACT branch secretary Glenn Fowler says Labor has been awarded a 'B+' while the Liberals received a 'D'.
"The Liberals have some policies for public education which are welcome, but they're few in number," he said.
"There isn't a profound commitment to public education. Their commitments to public education, their spending commitments, represent a tiny proportion of the education budget."
The union says it is not affiliated to either party.
ACT Labor says the union's endorsement of its education policies represents a vote of confidence in the party.
Education Minister Chris Bourke says there are stark differences between the pair.
"We've promised a $250 million education plan over the next four years," he said.
"We want to make Canberra's education system not only the best in Australia but the best in the world. We're going to continue to invest in education in the ACT."
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It's the 41st Millennium in the Sub-Sector Aurelia – a cluster of worlds on the edge of the galaxy – where a battle of epic proportions is about to commence. Ancient races will clash across the planets that dot this sector of space, battling for the greatest of stakes – not only for control of Sub-Sector Aurelia – but the fate of each race.
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Victoria Theatre Presents the Chicago Mass Choir
As part of the 2011-2012 Key Bank African American Arts Festival, the Victoria Theatre Association is presenting the Chicago Mass Choir. Tickets are currently on sale.
"The KeyBank African- American Arts Festival is consistent with KeyBank's corporate strategy to support diversity across our footprint, "says Edward B. Reilly, KeyBank SW Ohio District President. "We have supported this initiative for the past five years and embrace the Victoria Theatre Association'
Internationally known for its versatile Gospel music sound, Chicago Mass Choir has entertained thousands since 1988 with traditional, praise and worship music or simply put "foot-stompin', Jesus-praisin' Church music. Chicago Mass Choir was also featured in the eight-week GMC series, "America Sings," hosted by Drew Lachey. The group also has an extensive list of recordings including Chicago Mass Choir's latest CD/DVD, Chicago Mass Choir Presents, "XV"-Live, which has received five 2012 Stellar Award nominations and led to a 14 city tour of Spain in December of 2011.
Tickets for the Chicago Mass Choir are $25 and on sale now. Tickets will be available beginning Monday, January 30, online at www.ticketcenterstage.com, by phone 937.228.3630 or toll free 888.228.3630 or in person at the Ticket Center Stage Box Office, located in the Wintergarden of the Schuster Center.
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The Chicago Mass Choir is a component of the ECC Music Workshop, organized by the late James C. Chambers in 1988 in Chicago, Illinois. The choir consists of dedicated members, including ministers and evangelists from various denominations. Chicago Mass Choir is known for its versatile Traditional and Praise and Worship Gospel music sound.
The award winning Chicago Mass Choir has received numerous awards and nominations, including 2009 Stellar Award nominations for, Choir of the Year, Traditional CD & Choir of the Year and qcsed Song of the Year, 2005 Dove Award Nomination, 2004 and 2005 Grammy, and Stellar Award Nominee for Choir of the Year and Traditional CD of the Year, 2002 recipient of the K-Mart Choir Of the Year Award and recipient of the 2000 Chicago Music Award for Best Gospel CD of the Year.
Since 1990, the Chicago Mass Choir has recorded 15 Billboard charting projects: "Right Now-If You Believe," "Call Him Up," "He that Believeth," "Please Don't Leave Me," "I'm So Grateful," "Chicago Mass Choir Greatest Hits," "Hold On-Don't Give Up," "You Love Me," "Keep Your Mind On Jesus," "Saved, Sealed, Delivered," "Calling On You," "Chicago Mass Choir-Live In Nashville," "Project Praise: Live in Atlanta," "Just Having Church-Live"
Chicago Mass Choir's latest CD/DVD, "Chicago Mass Choir Presents, "XV"-Live"
Chicago Mass Choir is no stranger to National Television and has been featured on BET's "Bobby Jones Gospel," "GMC's Hometown Gospel" and the 2011 "Gospel Super-fest TV Show." This multifaceted choir was also the featured artist for the opening reception of the Broadway Musical, The Color Purple in Chicago, IL.
They have recorded and performed with many recording artists, such as Bob Dylan on his 2009 Gospel CD/DVD "Gotta Have Somebody," with the "Three More Tenors" and Umphrey's McGee and Onirama (Athens, Greece).
Under the leadership of Dr. Feranda B. Williamson, President/CEO and musical direction of Percy Gray, Jr., Chicago Mass Choir has completed several 10 city tours throughout Switzerland. In 2008, they were the featured artist for a two night concert in Thessaloniki, Greece and in 2009 a two week tour in Athens, Greece. In December 2010, the choir toured Northern and Southern Italy for a 12 city concert tour (including concerts in Croatia and Switzerland)
Chicago Mass Choir's latest CD/DVD, "Chicago Mass Choir Presents, "XV"-Live,"
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Angelina Jolie laughs off wedding hype while vacationing in Greece
The Hollywood A-list couple are vacationing in Greece, and were spotted at a restaurant in Halkidiki a week ago. "Angelina was in white, but she laughed and said 'not yet' when the restaurant owner asked if she was getting ready to tie the knot," the New York Post quoted a source as saying.
"We love Greece too much to leave . . . we have other islands to go to before heading back to France," the source said. The source also added that Jolie, Pitt and their kids were travelling on a super-yacht and had visited islands including Mykonos and also hoped to visit Santorini. Guests in the local restaurant were stunned to see them, but were banned from snapping the power-couple.


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Whitehaven residents have told of their terror after a gunman went on the rampage in the Lake District.
Police are hunting for Derrick Bird, 52, from Rowrah, near Frizington who is believed to be on foot and heading towards the South Lakes.
One witness said the gunman drove up alongside him at traffic lights by Whitehaven police station.
Alan Hannah, 68, of Great Broughton, told the Whitehaven News: "As I turned past the police station, I saw all these officers running out and realised something major was going on so I moved over to the right-hand lane. Then a car pulled up on the left, stopping at the lights.
"I saw a man with a large shotgun and his windscreen was smashed. I drove through the red light to get into Lowther Street and get out of the way. I got home safely but was very shaken."
Helen Owens, who works at solicitors' practice Brockbank, Cain and Hall on Duke Street in Whitehaven, said: "We heard a couple of gunshots and the police running about. One of our secretaries was out at the time and she saw a guy lying dead on the ground covered with a sheet - she saw his trainers sticking out."
"We have also heard there was another shooting at Morrisons car park, which is about five minutes away. We have the door locked.
Janis Howes, 63, who also lives in Duke Street, said that she heard bangs but initially assumed it was a road accident.
She said: "We get a lot of bumps from people having accidents coming around the corner so when I heard the noise I looked out of the window and couldn't see anything. Later when I went out somebody came out of a shop door and said 'you've got to get off the street'. We were stuck in Peacocks until I asked to go back home.
At the scene in Duke Street a body was lying on the ground covered by a black sheet. It was in the middle of a taxi rank where three cabs were parked.


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4WSSSAS5KSK northern t$*xu. !5£k2 Press. 4 ; •:pkX&-l-'- -WK-'^rrt^ m$R • •' Jai!>"'<o•' • • • A^'.V •• •:• ^Vjvujrv ifc:---®-'' £•£»& :/aS)[* MS T AB LI SHE D I 880 of the Programs Arrangements ,^|j| J^iFancy Dances by the Children Will imi Be a Feature and Will Be in Charge /Of Prof. A. J.1 Giaconia—Musical Program a Choice One. ....,...., The visiting nurse bazaar prom-i ' '8 *° be *redletter .event in 'the ^ social and Benevolent history of our ^^»?i;,,jCpm^uiUty^.-;'First; bedause it will ^J|^~behefft a philanthropy that' has proved invaluable. Second, because iH.Vij|he' visiting nurse_ committee of t\',e IjWoEQan's club of Enfield and their assistants are sparing no effort to give.every body the time of their lives. Thursday evening the bazaar will open at 8 o'clock and on Friday after-boon at 3 o'clock and continue until ,r,Sv.. 30. A palmist of note/Mrs. My-of Springfield* has been MC"-i:3iV'^&^^'A,'3feecai^.-aBd:-lthe entertainment numbers are in most competent hands. William E. Sayers has arranged a v" > ". Very choice orchestral program of \ .*' ' \ . .classical and popular music for both "evenings. J The members of the orchestra are y, i 't - William E. Sayers, leader and cor- :fj|§netist; Milton Aronson, violinist; > Clarence King, clarionetist; William /> ;. " Brown, 'cellist; Henry. Schoenrock, ^.t^»'£:;;c^:y-'-;.A^ornetist—all solo performers of f ' merit as .well as ensemble players. The program follows: ... ' Overture, "Orpheus". . ?. .Offenbach y " Entr'Acte, "Gavotte" E. Gillet •J'; * ' , , , "Evening Star" (Tannhauser). . i ;, R. Wagner "Nocturne" ......jy'.F. Chopin . Quartet, "Rigoletto". .... . . . .Verdi t , - v . \ ' ^ * " R a k o z y M a r c h " . . . F . L i s z t N . J -"^Gavotte, "Stephanie".. ,tA. Czibulka •Reverie. "Apple Blossoms". ... THDMP-SONVILLE, COHN.,THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1911. ; • ••' • ! VOL XXXII, HO. 31 PRESENTED WITH GOLD BROOCH TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING mm. THIS IS THE DECISION IN A FEW WORDS -L-V • 'V.v- • . • Selectman Brainard's Course in the Matter Has Lost Him Many .p|||^%riends 'by' Opposing the Will of the People It' is with no lack of interest that The selectmen can appoint "pa-the citizens have patiently waited for results and the decision concerning the police question in this town. It is now positively certain that Mr. Alvah Brainard, second selectman, and candidate on the citizen and democratic tickets, lost a great many friends when he got away from the party platform and against the wishes of the people, expressed in town meeting, and voted with Mr. Bent to restore Mr. Bromage to his former position of chief of police. One by one the old-liners were heard to say this morning when the decision leaked; out,; "that the mistake was made 16ng ago," and one office-holder is reported to have said, "From now on I am out of it. I am in the future going to take care of myself." Another who realizes that he cannot come back said, so it is reported, "We should be satisfied; we have had things our own way a longtime." The decision in brief: ;; 1. A constable can not resign after qualifying. FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. 'f,', Reverie, K. Roberts Intermezzo, "Cavalleria Rusti-cana" . . . /. . . . P. Mascagni Traumerei" ; V .V: : . . R. Schumann Morsaria".. . .. .Theo. F^ Morse Spanish Serenade, "La Paloma" C. Yradier "Lion Du Bal" . .V. .. . . .E. Gillet Sextet, "Lucia di Lammermoor" Donizetti "Simple Aveir" F. Thome "Zallali" W. Loraine Well selected instrumental solos and duets will be rendered each evening during the regular program by the members of the orchestra. The graceful dancing of the children is always fascinating. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Giaconia have this in charge and they will present Thursday evening and Friday afternoon "The Dance of the Summer Girls" and songs, "Every Little Movement" and "Sugar Moon," with Miss Jean Steele as soloist and the following girls from Mr. Giaconia's school for dan'cing joining in the chorus and dance: Miss Lillian Brown, Miss Gertrude Bissland, Miss Vivien Gowdy, Miss Erna A. Miller and Miss Anna Schwabe. Lanciers, danced by the following girls and boys: Mtes Dorothy Thompson, Miss Anna Schwabe, Miss Marion Washburn, Miss Nellie Lynch, Master Herbert Schwabe, Master Ellsworth Stoughton, Master George Phelps, Master Harold Lord, all pupils of Mr. and Mrs. Giaconia's Thbmpsonville School for Dancing. A special feature of the entertainment will be the "Highland Fling," which will be danced by Masters Edgar Garman and Leon Vietts. "The Summer Girls" dance is one of Mr. Giaconia's own arrangement. Friday evening, beginning at 9 o'clock, there will be opportunity for all to dance who wish to, with Daniel J. Mullane as director. The name of Mrs. Arthur Dixon has been added to the committee in charge of ice cream and that of Miss Bertha Smith to the dolls' committee and Miss B(essie P. Graham to the bread and biscuits. Contributors of articles'for the fancy work, apron and domestic booths and the magic trees at the visiting nurse bazaar are especially requested to send them in to the respective chairmen as soon as possible that the work of pricing may be facilitated. It would be of great assistance in their valuation if the price of ; the materials is attached to each contribution. Miss Ella S. Davis is . ^ chairman of the fancy work, Mrs. Sarah,F. Church of the aprons, Mrs. >, s-",, Charles D. Bent of the domestics and K *' \ i Mrs. Arthur C. Eddy of the magic X trees. Food for the Thursday sale -.'.j-'J may be sent in to the hall any time J during the afternoon: after 2 o'clock . and for the Friday sale early in the afternoon. Time is money. Time saved is money saved. Nothing saves time like the telephone. Try It and be •convinced. N-2-4t ' Knights of Pythias. " Asnuntuck lodge, No. 29, K. of P., will work the second rank at their regular session, Tuesday evening, November 21.. ; Central Labor Union. - A grand rally and entertainment under the auspices of the Central Labor union will be held in Union hall, Friday evening, November 24th, at which prominent local and out-of-town speakers will address the meeting. Among the speakers will be-an Italian, who will address his countrymen in their own language. Admission will be free and all union men and their sympathizers are invited. No collection will be taken. 2. trolmen, but the citizens in . town meeting; specify the number and authorize the appointment. , 3, One patrolman may be "called a name"; it matters not whajtfcer it is "captain," "superintendent" or "chief of police." • 4. The selectmen have the right to make rules governing the patrolmen. • : 6. The town meeting can and has the right to instruct its selectmen. 6. The right to appropriate money carries with it the right to say how it shall be spent. 7. Edward Bromage is now a constable of the town of Enfield. .8. Two votes in the board of selectmen for Edward Bromage as chief of police do not make him a patrolman. 9. The vacant office of patrolman can be filled at a future meeting of the board. > 10. Under the vote passed at town meeting Mr. Bromage, it is understood, is not an eligible candidate for the office of patrolman. FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR AND DANCE Thompsonville Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps Will Entertain November 25th and December 2d. / . ' ' A committee has been appointed by the Thompsonville Fife, Drum and Bugle corps to make arrangements for its fourth annuel carnival and dance to be held in Franklin hall, Saturday evenings, Nov. 25 and Dec. 2. Fancy drills will be given by visiting drum corps on these evenings and the visitors will also participate in a parade which will each evening precede the carnival. Following is the committee of annangements: T. H. Martin, F. Leach, J. Beard, S. Ganner, E. Martin. Cavanaugh's orchestra will furnish music and Prof. John Duffy will act as prompter. Cbmp^ions^cfthe Forest Honor Mrs, Anflie >S. Hullivan and Show of Her Services, it® ^lipEW^^prcle, No. 800,..Com-pantOQS of tire F(orest, at the conclu-aioft p^/lU .,business meeting, held in :Fpi;e^ie^';>^all last Thursday even-ing, prepared a most bountiful ban-quet in the lower hall in honor of Mrs." M. W. Hullivan, the retiring circle deputy. -Mrs. Hullivan is a charter member of the circle and has been their dfeputy for years, but at a meeting in October declined to accept the position again, although reelected ,to the office. The members for some tinie had been planning a surprise to-.tbeir retiring deputy, and on Thursday afternoon the banquet hall was transformed into a bower of beauty Svfcth ferns, autumn leaves, and cat .flowers. The tables were neatly arranged with all the good things, to eat, and in the evening, while: the meeting was being held in the. lodge '' room, a committee was busy down-stairs preparing the repast for its members. All went downstairs about'9:3 0 o'clock, and were invited to be seated by the lodge treasurer, Mrs. Annie Stetsonj who in a few moments arose, and in behalf of the- members of Thompson circle, presented to Mrs. Hullivan a large gold , brooch, studded with pearls and opals. Mrs. Stetson in speaking mentioned the good work done by the receiver of the gift in helping the society and its personal members at all times, and her cheerful willingness in working for the lodge success. Mrs. Hullivan was surprised at the reception and delighted with-the gift. She responded gracefully, thanking the members for the warm' feeling of sociability and fraternalism shown on the occasion, and said she would always highly prize the gift, and the friendship of those who made the gift possible. A large bouquet of carnations was also presented to Mrs. Hullivan. After the presentation speeches and supper, a vocal and instrumental entertainment took place, . with Miss Elizabeth Nash presiding at the organ. The evening was pleasantly spent, and the member^ of Thompson circle were Well pleased with the evening's enjoyment and. presentation. Firemen's Mutual Benefit. The Firemen's Mutual Benefit association are making preparations for their annual concert and ball, which will be held in Franklin hall, Friday evening, Dec. 29 th. Music will be by Cavanaugh's orchestra and John Duffy will • conduct the dancing. TOWN SCHOOL COMMITTEE Knights of Columbus. State Deputy J. Mulligan and staff went to New London Sunday, where they worked the third degree on a large class of candidates at Seaside council, K. of C. Primrose Camp, R. N. of A. At the regular meeting of Primrose camp, R. N. of A., to be held Wednesday evening, Nov. 22d, one candidate will be adopted. A full attendance of the members is desired. Daughters of Isabella. Mrs. Frederick R. Furey, state vice-regent of the National Daughters of Isabella, assisted in initiating a class of 50 candidates into Silver City circle, N. D. of I., in Meriden, Sunday, Nov. 12th. A banquet was served after the exercises. Mrs. James O'Hara, Miss Eliazbeth D. Furey, Miss Margaret Lyons, Miss Winnifred Handley, Miss Elizabeth Flannigan and Miss Nellie Donohue were also in attendance from this place. Voted to Hold Teachers' Meeting This Evening—Also Considered Appointment of Truant Officer. A regular session of the town school committee was held Monday afternoon. It was voted that another teachers' meeting be held in room No. 1 in the High school building this evening at 8 o'clock. All grade teachers are expected to attend this meeting. A discussion of matters pertaining to the general welfare of the school will be held and High school teachers may possibly be invited to take part in said discussion. The appointment of a truant officer to succeed Edward Bromage was considered by the committee and it is understood that a name will shortly be submitted to the board of selectmen for consideration and possible appointment. CoCurt Suniptex*, F. of A. A large tslass of candidates received the third degree at a meeting of Court Sumpter, Foresters of America, on Tuesday night. - WOMAN'S CLUB OF ENFIELD Date of Next Lecture Changed to December 1st. The Woman's club of Enfield feel very fortunate in having as their next lecturer Alvah Glover Salmon of New York city, who will give a lecture recital on Russian music, in the First Presbyterian chapel on Friday evening, Dec. 1st, at 8 o'clock. It has been necessary to change the date of this lecture from Dec. 13th, as it appears in the club calendar, to Dec. 1st, and non-members may secure tickets for a nominal sum from the literary committee and from club members. ''•-Have you seen Non-Steam? Enfield Junior Football League. Under the supervision and instruction of Rev. T. J. Dunn, assistant pastor of St. Patrick's parish, the Enfield Junior Football league has been organized. Three .games, according to schedule, will be played each week until Thanksgiving day. Under Rev. Fr. Dunn's management the second annual field day for the youth of the village will be held Saturday, Nov. 25, on the Alden avenue ball grounds. Valuable prizes will be given this year's winners. Connecticut's Tall Man Dead. Piatt D. Osborn, whose six feet eight inches of height brought him fame as the tallest man in the state, is dead at New Britain of cirrhosis of the liver. He was born at Camden, N. Y., and was in his 61st year. Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Brien of Windsor street announce the engagement of their daughter Margueretta to Herbert Taylor of Asnuntuck street. The marriage will take place Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 29th, at their home on Windsor street. Dr. Cornelia M. Clapp of Mt. Hol-yoke college, who lectured before the Woman's club of Enfield in the Haz-ardville institute, Wednesday afternoon, was entertained during her stay in town by Mrs. Edwin S. Vail, Miss Elizabeth Potwine and Miss Marion Storrs. The Press is the best advertising medium in northern Connecticut. <A CHURCH CAMP MEETING Special Services Being Held in the Methodist Episcopal Church This AVeek—Addresses by Pastors from Neighboring ! Towns.—Will Continue Tomorrow and Sunday. A church camp meeting is being held this week in the Methodist Episcopal church, of which the Rev. J. N. Patterson is pastor. The meetings began Tuesday evening and were planned to continue each evening of the week except Saturday. Addresses are given by neighboring pastors. Special music is a feature of the services, and is under the direction of Henry W. King. Tuesday's meeting was addressed by the Rev. W. J. Smith of Warehouse Point. Tomorrow afternoon and evening the Rev. Thomas Tyrie of Hazardville will be the speaker, and Sunday the Rev. W. J. Smith will preach both morning and evening. Tuesday evening Mrs. J. Davidson sang a solo, last evening a male quartet rendered a selection. Rev. W. J. Smith will preach this evening and Miss Edna Morrison? will sing. Mrs. Douglas King will sing tomorrow night. The meetings are well attended and much interest is being manifested. Everybody is invited to all these services. THEIR TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. John Carney Surprised by Thompson Circle and Presented With a Gift. The home .of Mr. and Mrs. John Carney on New King street was the scene of a very pleasant gathering Monday evening when the Thompson circle, C. F. of, A., called on them and helped them celebrate the 20tli anniversary of their marriage. It was a complete surprise and the evening was spent in singing and dancing, the music being furnished by the new orchestra recently organized by the circle. A mock marriage was performed Which caused considerable laughter and applause, after which refreshments were . served. Mrs. Carney was- presented with a handsome set of table liften. The party broke up about 11:30 p. m., leaving their best wishes with Mr. and Mrs. Carney. . ,. Some People Are Talking Seriously About It Gossip About the Chief of Police Muddle Which May and May Not Have Reached the Ears of Enfield Officials. Usually the cold weather brings to the fireside a number of men who have not met in months and usually the subject of conversation drifts from jokes played on men carrying sandwiches to sleeping horses or horses waking up sleepy people, and it is not altogether infrequent that these same men who gather weekly, to gather up the news, shift their topic to the dry and dull subject concerning Enfield politics. The engine house in the olden days was quite a rendezvous, the office of the village hotel sometimes was the center of attraction and at the present time it is not uncommon to see some of the old fogies getting at it again in both these places. Of course there is today no large self-heating stove with a large base and an iron rail around it to place the feet on when one tipped back the chair, but there is the old atmosphere and with it the hammer must come out, and always with anJuncertainty as to who it will hit. During the weeks which have recently opened up the season for these old fellows to get together, there has been a topic regarding which a little more than usual has been said. It's not certain whether the officials of Enfield know they are being talked about for it is almighty hard to get in on these secret sessions and spend an hour where there is much roasting and plenty of smoking of the other fellow's tobacco, but it is a reasonably sure bet that Edward Bromage knows that the police were coming into prominence just as he was taking leave of the office of chief of police. An old fellow the other night, not knowing anything about the police question, started in to tell what Deputy Sheriff Wilson had accomplished 25 years ago, and the vote for the sheriff when counted showed that he has today a good hold on the general police doings of the community. It is not altogether easy to follow the conversation for it's apt to shift with the smoke or from orders or a passing comment from the man who allows the others to_remain around the fireside, and he also, is able, so it is understood, to let fire as big a noise with his hamiiier as any other in the party. Some nights stories are told which should make Chappie Burgess envious, but it isn't certain that Chappie stays out as late as the other fellows; therefore it is very likely the stories regarding the police force are not known to him. Want of space and time to tell the story is always an argument against starting in, but having gone so far it would be unfair to pass unnoticed the Remarks of one man who is not given to saying very much but who usually sputters and goes along always speaking to every one no matter whether it's necessary to turn the head or not. Confidently speaking he was heard to remark: "The selectmen are bound to abide by the vote passed at the town meeting. Darn it, I've gone to Hartford myself and found out that there is no law by which a constable can resign— after he is elected, he can take his choice, serve or not serve." Then another duffer jumped in and said he thought the attachment onto the appropriation for pay of patrolmen was all right because he understood Mr. Bromage had gone to Hartford and found out—that if the town has a right to appropriate money it certainly has the right to say how it should be spent. Well, at this juncture all were in roars and Officer Hayden was not the furthest from enjoying the fun. The surprising story was when one fellow in the party spoke up and said, "I could have told you long ago that the legal matter was looked into." And it's been decided at more than one of these sessions that Enfield should have a commission form of government and ere this inside talk is published it wouldn't be surprising if Alvah Brainard was "seen," with the idea of pulling away from the whole police business and coming out with a good candidate for patrolman who doesn't hold any office in the town of Enfield. The more subscriptions you make to charities the more the people who drag the money out of you act as if they supported them. Have you seen Non-Steam? It Forewarned is forearmed. In case of accident or sudden illness you are forearmed if you have a telephone in your home. N-2-4t Enfield Christian Endeavor Union Elect Officers and Hold an Enjoyable and Helpful Service. .: / The 24 th annual meeting of the Enfield Christian Endeavor union was held in the United Presbyterian church Friday evening. Supper was served at 6:00 o'clock, followed by a social hour, and the evening service began at 7:30 with a praise meeting, followed by a consecration service led by the Rev. J. Howard Tate. At the business session at 7:50 the following board of officers was elected: President, H. Stephen Bridge of Hazardville: vice-presidents, A. Vail Smith, of Somers and Raymond Goodale of Suffield; secretary, Miss Jennie Whiton of Hazardville; corresponding secretary, John Pickens of Thompsonville; auditor, Robert Hilditcli, also of this place. The East Windsor Christian Endeavor society was awarded the banner for the largest percentage of members present at meetings during the year, their percentage being 60. At 8:15 the Rev. W. A. Bartlett, D. D., of the. Farmington Avenue Congregational church, Hartford, the speaker of the evening, delivered an eloquent address, taking for his subject, "A Real Endeavorer." His address was practical and helpful and was listened to with marked attention throughout. OBITUARY, Young. Mrs. Charles L. Young, aged 89, died at her home in Springfield, Saturday morning from old age and a complication of diseases. Mrs. Young was a resident of Thompsonville for upwards of 50 years, having removed from here to Springfield about eight years ago. She was the widow of the late Charles Young, who was an overseer in the scouring and wool department of the Hartford Carpet company for many years. She had many friends here. She was a charter member of the First Presbyterian church. Her remains were brought to Thompsonville Tuesday for burial. Funeral services were held in the First Presbyterian church, Rev. William S. Voorhies, the pastor, officiating, assisted by Rev. E. C. Bridgham, of Springfield. Burial was in the Thompsonville cemetery. Anderson. Mrs. Margaret McAdam, wife of Matthew G. Anderson, of Enfield street, died at her home last evening from a complication of diseases. She was a devout member of the United Presbyterian church and for years identified herself with its activities. She is survived by two sons, Matthew and Samuel, both of this town. Her funeral will be held Saturday at 2:30 p. m. from the United Presbyterian church, and the pastor, Rev. J. Howard Tate, will officiate. Burial will be in Thompsonville cemetery. PRESENTATION TO MEMBER OF FRIENDSHIP LODGE Robert S. Norton Receives Gift from" fill Brother Odd Fellows at Meeting jffj Held Monday Evening. f||I On Monday night lodge, Friendship gSs No. 56, I. O. O. F., demonstrated that it was rightly named, by showing how strong the tie of brotherly love has cemented the members ^ .i4» together. While it was a regular' meeting of the lodge, there were spe-cial features of unusual interest. A f -v >$4 roll-call was held during which a large number of members responded to their names when they were read by the secretary. The third degree was conferred in a very impressive manner, each officer showing a familiarity with his duties which proved his interest in the lodge work. The degree work was under the direction of James Slattery, P. G. The special feature of the evening and one which illustrated the beauty and strength of the tie which binds Odd Fellows together, was the presentation of a watch charm to Robert S. Norton as a token of appreciation of his services as a member and officer of the lodge, the presentation speech being made by Noble Grand Harry H. Woodward. Mr. Norton was so completely surprised and so deeply affected by the demonstration of friendship and good will that for some time he could not reply. In a few moments, however, he arose and thanked the members for their token of appreciation and esteem, saying that it would always serve to remind him of the happy occasion and the many pleasant hours spent in Friendship lodge. Visiting members were present from Long Island, N. Y.; Taunton, Springfield and Ipswich, Mass.; Saco, Me., and Hartford, and briefly spoke of the order and its work. The Rev. Thomas Tyrie spoke interestingly and with feeling in referring to the gift to Mr. Norton, paying tribute to the latter as a man and citizen of Hazardville, where he has lived nine years. Mr. Tyrie stated that Mr. Norton, who is about to remove to Middletown, would be greatly missed, not only in the lodge, but in the community where he had lived. During the degree work vocal selections, among which were "Face to Face," "The Palms," and "Nearer, My God, to Thee," were well rendered by John Weeder, accompanied on the piano by William Townson. Refreshments were served and a social hour spent after the lodge closed. •in '1 • 'Nil % -1 :! vi J ' ' '$ ANNUAL BARN DANCE • Casey. Mrs. Johanna Casey, wife of Martin Casey, died in Waterbury, Wednesday morning at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Casey was formerly a resident of Thompsonville. Her remains will arrive here on the 11:58 train tomorrow morning and the body will be takfen to St. Patrick's church, where funeral services will be held. Burial will be in St.' Patrick's cemetery. Have you seen Non-Steam? It Be prepared. In case of a sudden illness or accident the quickest way to relief is by telephone. N-2-4t Telephone service costs less than five cents a day and earns far more than this small outlay. N-2-4t * The Boy Scouts. The Boy Scout organization is increasing its membership every week. Their leader, Harold A. Moseley, has received his commission from headquarters and is now fully authorized to direct the movement. The boys have been particularly engaged lately in passing their examination for admission and many of them have now qualified. A more enthusiastic company of boys it will be hard to find and if they can be kept loyal to their ideals we hope to see useful men made of them through the influence of the curriculum. They held a very interesting meeting Sunday afternoon and listened to a stirring address from William Klein, and took part in the singing like a trained choir. They will hold a similar meeting next Sunday afternoon. The Event of the Dancing Season -;'fi Will Be Held by Prof. Giaconia's Dancing Class Tomorrow Night. -'l Everything is now in readiness for t the great event of Mr. and Mrs. An-thony J. Giaconia's dancing season .,J| \ and that is the annual barn dance ? which will be held tomorrow evening §j|| y in Casino hall on Central street, for- -< merly the skating rink. 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First Clip From Syfy's Magicians Series Has Some Real Goddamn Magic
This clip from Syfy's TV series of Lev Grossman's The Magicians just showed at San Diego Comic Con—and it looks pretty darn near perfect. Quentin has just the right amount of repressed dickishness, and the snooty magical school Brakebills has the smugness and aggression. And the magic? Lovely.


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Nation's Second-Largest School District Wants to Kick McDonald's Out
by Olivia AndersonNov 04, 2016
- After almost four years of McTeacher's Night fundraisers, teachers in the greater Los Angeles area are demanding the fast-food chain stop predatory marketing toward their students.
Where Citizens Can Run for Office Without Big Money—and Win
by James TrimarcoNov 04, 2016
- Maine's unique solution for clean elections involves $5 contributions and campaigns funded entirely by taxpayers. And it's working.
Key Sanders Supporter on Loving—and Criticizing—the Democratic Party
by Sarah van GelderNov 02, 2016
- Ohio state Sen. Nina Turner talks about being disinvited to introduce Bernie Sanders at the DNC, racism in America, and grassroots leadership.
Forget More Regulation: Make Corporations Serve the Public Interest
by David KortenNov 02, 2016
- The purely private-purpose corporation is an illegitimate entity. This is the elephant in the room that no politician dare mention.
It's Citizens Who Will Save Us From Citizens United
by Sarah van GelderOct 26, 2016
- Constitutional amendment organizers are confident of an eventual victory. "The push toward justice has always started at the grassroots."
Three Massive Mergers—Millions for One Bank and a Disaster for Food, Water, and Climate
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- In addition to advising on all three mega-mergers, Credit Suisse is playing a big role behind the scenes of the Dakota Access pipeline.
We Never Voted for Corporate Rule
by David KortenOct 19, 2016
- The $66 billion sale of Monsanto is yet another reminder of how corporations have colonized the world and subverted democracy. To regain our future, we must claim our right to popular sovereignty.
What If Twitter Were Owned by the Users Who Love It
by WeAreTwitterOct 19, 2016
- The #WeAreTwitter movement wants users to buy Twitter as co-owners and show Wall Street how a business should be run.
The Next Big Thing: Job Benefits That Go Where You Go
by Chris FarrellOct 17, 2016
- We need to overhaul America's social safety net, which was designed for a different labor market and economy.
Another Victory for Workers in Seattle—This Time It's Their Schedules
by Melissa HellmannOct 14, 2016
- Thanks to an ordinance passed last month, service and retail workers will finally get reasonable shift schedules, along with their $15-an-hour minimum wage.
For Those Who Don't Want to Vote for the Lesser of Two Evils
by Peter WhiteOct 13, 2016
- Ranked-choice voting is catching on, and Maine might become the first state to help citizens vote for candidates they actually want.
Trump's Fake Critique of Trade Deals Leaves Out Workers
by Jonathan RosenblumOct 13, 2016
- We must build a movement for trade justice that rejects both Trump's opportunism and the long-standing neoliberalism of the major political parties.
"I Work Like an Independent Worker, and I Feel Happy"
by Sylvia A. HarveyOct 11, 2016
- What today's workers can learn from day laborers and domestic workers about job security, health benefits, and retirement.
Divest From Prisons, Invest in People—What Justice for Black Lives Really Looks Like
by Liza BaylessOct 11, 2016
- Instead of addressing the roots of drug addiction, mental illness, and poverty, we've come to accept policing and incarceration as catch-all solutions. It's time for a change.
Before Europe Lets Uber Run Wild, It Should Consider What It Did to US Workers
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The Montclaire String Quartet, resident chamber ensemble of the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra, continues its concert series with "With Love, MSQ" at 3 p.m. Jan. 13 at the Erma Byrd Gallery on the University of Charleston campus.
"With Love, MSQ" includes some local flair and includes both local composers and guest artists. The quartet will perform: Bernard Di Gregorio's "Love Letters" Seven Miniatures for String Quartet; Anton Shelepov's Suite for Strings and Felix Mendelssohn's Octet in E Flat Major, Opus 20 for 4 Violins, 2 Violas and 2 Cellos featuring WVSO musicians: Jennifer Wood, violin; Margie Cooper, violin; Ian Jessee, viola and Kimberly Graham, cello.
Members of the Montclaire String Quartet are Amelia Chan, first violin; Anton Shelepov, second violin; Bernard Di Gregorio, viola and Andrea Di Gregorio, cello. All members serve as principal players of their respective sections in the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra.
Tickets for the concert are $12 for adults and $6 for students and are available in advance by calling the Clay Center Box Office at 304-561-3570 or online at wvsymphony.org. Tickets will also be sold at the door beginning at 2 p.m., one hour before the concert.
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With a stay at Golden Sun Suites Hotel in Hanoi (Hoan Kiem), you'll be minutes from Hang Gai Street and Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre. This hotel is within close proximity of Vietnamese National Tuong Theatre and Bach Ma Temple.
Make yourself at home in one of the 35 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Computers, complimentary wireless Internet access, and cable programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
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Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and tour/ticket assistance.
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Year Built 2013
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- Number of floors - 9
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- Total number of rooms - 35
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- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- One child 11 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
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Hello everyone and welcome to Part 2 of our Beginner Series: Living On Your Own – Your First Apartment.
When I moved into my first apartment a long, long time ago, I thought I knew what I needed in order to keep a home ticking over, but, in reality, I had absolutely no idea. Below is a checklist of things to buy now and things that can probably wait.
A Mattress and Bed Frame
An air mattress is not a mattress! 🙂 It's terribly uncomfortable for anything long term. Buy a decent mattress as soon as you can because if you're not sleeping properly, you won't enjoy your new apartment.
A bed frame doesn't cost very much at all and It'll make you feel less like you're sleeping on the floor!
I spent 6 months sitting on a futon mattress on the floor and it was horrible! If the budget is tight, a used one could be a great option. Click here for ideas on how to buy secondhand furniture.
Coffee Table or Side Table/s
I like a glass of wine at the end of the day and, later on in the evening, a cup of tea while watching television. I don't want to put my wine glass or tea cup on the floor because I'm a bit of a clutz and end up knocking it over! I also don't want to keep bending down every time I want to take a sip!
If you spend the first year surviving on ramen noodles, this may not be as important to you. However, there are delicious and time-saving ways to cook a healthy meal for yourself (and take the leftovers for lunch) which will save you loads of money at the grocery store and the take out window. Click here for meal planning ideas and links to recipes. For those of you who are not completely lost in a kitchen:
A Microwave
I didn't think a microwave was a necessity, but it saves a lot of time when cooking vegetables and heating up leftovers! (Also popcorn – my favourite snack).
A Coffee Maker
For those of you who can't go without your morning cup of coffee (that's me), a coffee maker is a must
Pots and Pans: A few pots and pans are a good investment. If your parents are willing to help, this might be something you can ask them to buy for you. Or ask older friends who are upgrading to donate their cookware.
Glasses and Plates: There is nothing more embarrassing than offering your friends (and yourself) a drink out of plastic cups or coffee mugs! The same goes for paper plates! Plates and glasses don't have to cost a lot of money and you can find some nice ones at thrift stores or even the dollar store. If you buy good quality dishes, you may have them for years.
Flatware: Of course you'll need something to eat with 🙂
Cooking Utensils
You'll probably need at least one of each of the following:
Spatula, Wooden Spoon, Slotted Spoon, Potato Masher, Cheese Grater, Garlic Press, Vegetable Peeler, A Sharp Kitchen Knife (for chopping), Dish Towels.
Window Coverings
If your apartment doesn't come with these, it's a good idea to buy some curtain panels from your local department store. Not only are they necessary for privacy, they'll make your house look 'finished' even if it isn't.
Overhead lighting can be very harsh and some apartments. I would recommend at least a floor or table lamp in the living room. They don't have to cost of lot of money and you can pick up some nice ones at thrift stores.
A Headboard
A headboard will make your bed and your bedroom look great, but you don't need one straight away.
Strictly speaking, rugs aren't really necessary and a nice one can cost quite a bit of money. It would be a good idea to save up for one you really like and that fits in with your decor.
Serving Dishes
Even if you entertain quite a bit, you probably won't need serving dishes right away. Having a decent mattress is more important.
Table & Chairs
Unless you throw dinner parties every weekend, you can probably get away with eating on your sofa for a while.
Next in this series: Meals – simple, quick and easy recipes and meal planning to save time and money. Check back here on Wednesday.
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Which of these competing arguments do you believe? You might think that banks should stockpile bigger cushions of capital so that taxpayers will not have to bail them out during the next financial crisis. Alternately, you may believe that higher reserves mean less money for banks to lend out, money that could lubricate the wheels of commerce. Banks generally believe the second proposition and there is word today the view of the banks is winning.
In a fascinating development reported by the Financial Times, international bank regulators are expected to ease off the new capital requirements that were supposed to be phased in. A bank industry group is playing the powerful jobs card. The Institute for International Finance says new bank rules set up to protect the banking system after the last collapse could ultimately cost 7.5 million jobs worldwide. Lower economic growth because of an increased cost of borrowing is the argument. Critics say banks without enough reserves on hand to handle a crisis is in itself destabilizing to the world economy.


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An authentic early 20th century six-spoke mahogany wheel salvaged years ago from a motor yacht.This old wheel is constructed with thick, cast brass rings on both sides and chrome-plated brass rings and hub. The wheel sections between the handle are finished with double mitered lines. The center hub is also chrome-plate over brass with the center fitting a shaft with a 6/8 inch diameter with a keyway for locking the fit. Great old classic yacht wheel with lots of character.
CONDITION: The wheel retains an old varnish finish with wear on some of the handles. Also, the chrome-plating on the brass rings and hub are for the most worn off (front side with heavier wear and retaining more on the back). The wheel was recently cleaned and a waxed finish applied. Measures 23 3/4 inches from spoke end to spoke end and weighs 8 pounds 10 ounces.
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Creating an OpenGL Context in SDL 2
June 18th, 2013
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SDL 2.0 has been released, which changes the way you create OpenGL contexts. This post details the changes so you can convert your old SDL/OpenGL code to SDL 2. If you are new to SDL and OpenGL, you should also read my SDL and OpenGL article, as that article covers some topics that aren't covered […]
GL_QUADS Replacement
January 24th, 2013
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When writing a 2D game in OpenGL, you generally draw texture-mapped quads. The most straightforward way to draw a texture-mapped quad with vertex arrays is to supply GL_QUADS as the first argument to glDrawArrays(). But GL_QUADS is not available on OpenGL ES so if you want to port your game to mobile devices you can't […]
Creating a Custom Orthographic Projection With Pyglet
February 21st, 2012
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When you create a pyglet window, pyglet sets up an OpenGL orthographic projection for the window. The size of the projection matches the size of the window. If the window is 640 pixels wide and 480 pixels wide, the orthographic projection is 640 units wide and 480 units high. Pyglet's default behavior works well in […]
Installing Pyglet on 64-bit Macs
January 16th, 2012
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Pyglet is a technology to write cross-platform OpenGL games and applications in Python. If you go to the pyglet site, you will find installers for Mac OS X and Windows. The current Mac version of the installer, 1.1.4, uses Carbon, which means it doesn't work with 64-bit applications. Not working with 64-bit applications is a […]
OpenGL Driver Instrument
December 12th, 2011
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Researching Instruments for Xcode Tools Sensei allowed me to become familiar with most of the built-in instruments. Due to the high number of instruments, there was no way for me to cover them all in the book. I focused on the most commonly used instruments in the book. I can use this blog to explain […]


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New York Yankees: Aging Lineup Will Continue to Struggle Without Brett GardnerMay 18, 2012
Despite the obvious bonanza of talent up and down the Yankee lineup, one would be hard pressed to not recognize the aging parts.
Four of the current everyday players for the Yankees (Jeter, Rodriguez, Jones, and Ibanez) are over the age of 35, meaning that, on any given day, almost half the lineup could fit into that geriatric equation.
With this aging offense in 2012, the team has managed to win ballgames with the ultimate chick-digging long ball. While manager Joe Girardi isn't about to channel his inner Lou Brown and tell his players to stop hitting bombs, the home runs are temporary relief to mask the fact that their situational hitting is beyond putrid.
Dingers are most certainly dandy, but a plan B or even a C and D has to be in place for utmost offensive success. In fact, the Yankees have not hit a homer in eight games this year, and they have lost every single one of those contests.
Nevertheless, great teams win games in a variety ways. But, with Brett Gardner on the disabled list, this team will continue its persistent offensive woes until his return.
The 28-year-old outfielder isn't a threat for the Triple Crown, nor is he even the fifth best player on the team. However, his intangibles are what makes this team run as a cohesive unit.
Without the speedy Gardner in the lineup, they have virtually no one who can bunt. The next best suitor for the role is the captain Derek Jeter. Even Girardi's binder would advise against taking the lumber out of the hands of the team leader with a batting average (BA .366) to sacrifice himself.
With the opponent knowing there will be no bunts laid down on the part of the Bombers, the opposing pitcher is free to attack the sluggers. That hurler is more than confident there will be no possible audibles to factor in. Well, unless you foresee Nick Swisher attempting to take the job and popping up to the catcher.
In addition, no one will mistake him with Rickey Henderson, but Gardner presents a minor nightmare for pitchers when he generously leads off any bag. Last year, he stole 49 bases and kept opposing pitchers distracted and, better yet, honest. The leader for the Yankees in base grabs this season is Eduardo Nunez with six, and he currently resides in Scranton Wilkes-Barre due to defensive deficiency
Sure, the Yankees have never prided themselves on the concept of small-ball, but when your next highest base stealer is a soon-to-be 37-year-old like Alex Rodriguez, it doesn't take Jimmy McNulty to know there is a problem of massive proportions.
No one is saying the return of Brett Gardner will energize this club into the 1927 Yankees, but his absence is felt with deep reverberations throughout the organization. His absence makes an old predictable team become that much more vanilla and predictable.
If the Yankees think relying on venerable home runs will get them to the Fall Classic, the suits in the suites need to think again.


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Herschel Supply Co 21L Heritage Backpack - Woodland Camo/Orange
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Coated poly fabric lining | Adjustable padded shoulder straps
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