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6 Nov. 23, 2017 www.alamedasun.com Alameda Sun Our new Super Store Location is 3 TIMES THE SIZE of the old location! We now have plenty of parking, large office, large waiting room and 15 hoists! All to server you better! www.bigdiscounttirepros.com 1835 Oak St #A Alameda, CA 94501 510-521-7874 BUY LOCAL THE BIG DISCOUNT $20 OFF 510-521-7874 BigDiscountTirePros.com See store for details. Must present coupon at time of vehicle drop off. Cannot combine with any other offer. Expires 12/31/17. ANY PURCHASE OVER $80 OIL CHANGE SPECIAL $10 OFF 510-521-7874 BigDiscountTirePros.com See store for details. Must present coupon at time of vehicle drop off. Cannot combine with any other offer. Expires 12/31/17. ANY HAVOLINE ® OIL CHANGE Go for the GIFT that keeps on LIVING! JOIN US FOR OUR HOLIDAY PLANT SALE Succulents, Shrubs and Specimens on sale to benefit F.A.A.S. Every dollar goes to the animals! ASF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charity Federal Tax ID # 46-3989320 Saturday, December 2 from 11am–4pm 1250 St. Charles Street, Alameda Rain or Shine. Mastick Social Hall 1155 Santa Clara Avenue Tuesday, December 5, 2017 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Shop for unique one-of-a-kind handcrafted gifts for friends and family created by Mastick artists. All crafts created by participants of classes offered at Mastick Senior Center. Shop for unique one-of-a-kind handcrafted gifts for friends and family created by Mastick artists. All crafts created by participants of classes offered at Mastick Senior Center. Shop for unique one-of-a-kind handcrafted gifts for friends and family created by Mastick artists. All crafts created by participants of classes offered at Mastick Senior Center. Shop for unique one-of-a-kind handcrafted gifts for friends and family created by Mastick artists. All crafts created by participants of classes offered at Mastick Senior Center. Mastick Holiday Art Boutique Mastick Holiday Art Boutique Open 7 days a week rain or shine until January 15th A L A M E D A Mayor’s Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony 5:30pm Entertainment begins at 4:30pm Alameda City Hall 2263 Santa Clara Avenue Afterwards continue the merri- ment at one of downtown’s many coffee, tea, and hot cocoa stops to warm up! Christmas Tree Lane Lighting Bring your camera and tell Santa your wishes 3200 block of Thompson Ave Between High & Fernside Alameda Point Antiques Faire 6:00am – 3:00pm For more information call (510) 522-7500 or visit http://bit.ly/2Av2Zae Alameda Fire Fighters Toy Program Donate new, unwrapped toys by Tuesday, December 19th Visit alamedaca.gov/toyprogram for information STARTING NOV 29 DEC 02 DEC 03 DEC 03 DEC 08 DEC 09 DEC 16-17 STARTING NOV 30 STARTING NOV 30 Park Free Saturdays Thanksgiving – New Year’s Enjoy complimentary parking throughout our historic downtown and the Webster Street area DOWNTOWN Shop Late Thursdays Nov 30, Dec 7, 14 & 21 Select stores open ‘til 8pm (or later) in our historic downtown district. Keep an eye out for Santa between 6:30-8 pm DOWNTOWN Holiday Window Contest Nov 30 – Dec 21 Grab a warm drink or yummy dessert, then stroll and vote for your favorite window by posting pics using #DAHWC DONATE Santa on Webster Street Music, face painting, balloon artist in multiple locations Breakfast with Santa 10:00am – 12:00pm Albert H. DeWitt O’Club, 641 West Redline Ave For details visit: http://bit.ly/2jh8WEs Santa Visits Homes For details visit: http://bit.ly/2AuVyzQ A L A M E D A J A N 1 2 - 2 1 , 2 0 1 8 R.S.V.P. your holiday get together now. C ’ERA U NA V OLTA RISTORANTE • WINE BAR 1332 Park Street • 510.769.4828 47 Years of Holiday Magic 2017 Alameda Holiday Home Tour Saturday, Dec. 9, 2017 Free & Open to the Public: Gourmet Shop ~ Holiday Artisan Boutique 9:00 am - 3:30 pm A Fundraiser for Alameda Family Services Five “Only-In-Alameda” Homes Gorgeously Decorated for the Holidays Representing the Best of Island Living Advance Tickets $35 Day-of-Tour $40 (@ Elks Lodge: Santa Clara & Oak St.) Home Tours 9:30 am - 4:00 pm A Ticked Event Holiday Tea 11:00 am - 3:00 pm A Ticked Event Available to Home Tour Guests Tickets & Information 510-629-6208 • www.alamedaholidayhometour.com PIER 29 Waterfront Restaurant 1148 Ballena Blvd. Tel 865-5086 • 865-5088 • Alameda www.pier29restaurant.com OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY! 12:00PM to 7:00PM Special Dinner - Call for Reservations Served with your choice of soup or salad and dessert Roast Turkey $ 28 .95 Mashed Potato / Dressing / Vegetable / Cranberry Honey Baked Ham $ 28 .95 Sweet Potato / Mashed Potato / Vegetable Dessert: Homemade Pumpkin Bread Pudding Also, our dinner menu will be offered Price $18 .95 and up. Includes Soup or Salad. Prime Rib / Steak / Chicken / Seafood / Fish Pork / Lamb / Lobster & More! DOORBUSTER COUPON! ONLY AT 2298-E South Shore Center • (510) 769-7540 Limited to Stock on Hand • Limit One (1) Coupon per Tree per Customer Coupon Valid through Dec. 24. $5 OFF Regular Price of an “Elf” Fresh cut Christmas Tree $10 OFF Regular Price of a Fresh Cut Christmas Tree - 6 ft. or larger SOUTH SHORE CENTER LOCATION ONLY! 2060 Lincoln at Willow Alameda • 510-769-8500 facebook.com/WhalesAlameda Hundreds of Designs of Hand Blown and Painted Glass Ornaments and 1920’s Reproductions of Glitter Houses Free giftwrap and gifts for the holidays Christmas Wonders Alameda Sun www.alamedasun.com Nov. 23, 2017 7 Gil Michaels For the spiritually resonant, Thanksgiving Day is sacred. This is because all the spiritual laws of the universe respond swiftly and favorably to our nation’s collective and powerful Thanksgiving feelings of gratitude and charity. As a result, those who are wise enough to use spiritual laws properly can receive much more to be thankful for. For example, the spiritual law of being says “like begets like,” so the universe will reward Thanksgiving feelings of gratitude with more to feel grateful for, and reward the joy of giving with more joy to give. Conversely, feelings of selfishness and greed will be rewarded with acts of selfishness and greed. Mystic Annie Besant stated, “Spiritual law binds the ignorant, but frees the wise.” Sadly, this vital knowledge seems to be mostly lost upon the most secular generation ever, the Millennials. (Millennials are defined as those born between 1982 and 2004.) A recent radio conversation between two Millennials vividly proved the point. One Millennial claimed to the other that he didn’t believe in karma because he was constantly doing nice things for others, but getting nothing in return. Unfortunately, he was con- fusing the law of karma: “It is done unto you as you believe,” with the law of attraction: “You reap what you sow.” Not surprisingly, due to his lack of spiritual knowledge, he didn’t realize that the law of attraction was working perfectly. The desire for gratitude he sowed reaped more desire for gratitude — so he received nothing. Had he been spir- itually knowledgeable and aware of how the law of attraction works, he would have thanked the universe for having something to give. The law of attraction would have given him more to be thankful for, and more to give. Another glaring example of the Millennial lack of spiritual knowl- edge is the use of “no problem” and “no worries” instead of “you’re wel- come”, as responses to “thank you” and other expressions of gratitude. It’s painfully obvious to all but the spiritually deficient that the universe responds to assertions and feelings of gratitude with a resounding “you’re welcome” to its infinite power, beneficence, good- ness and grace. Those who are spiritually intui- tive realize that if the universe responded with “no problem,” to an expression of gratitude, it would indicate that the universe is some kind of anthropomorphic entity, because only sentient beings with physical bodies have problems. Additionally, if the universe responded with “no worries” to a “thank you,” it would imply that the infinite, eternal, all-knowing, all- encompassing universe is a finite entity with something to gain or lose, requiring a capacity for worry. Thus, using “no problem” or “no worries” to acknowledge gratitude is a sign of spiritual incorrectness. Ironically, most Millennials abhor incorrectness! It must also be noted that the use of “no problem” and “no wor- ries” instead of “you’re welcome” is a paradox for Millennials, if the many stereotypes about them are correct. If they are indeed a shal- low, vain, detached and narcissistic lot, the power of “you’re welcome” can be very flattering to inflated Millennial egos, so they should be using it! Instead of trivializing their rare acts of consideration and thought- fulness with a cursory “no prob- lem” or “no worries,” Millennials can be spiritually correct and glo- rify their charitable acts and their egos with the power of “you’re wel- come” to their kindness, goodness, and utter dopeness (Millennial for awesomeness.) Hence, on Thanksgiving Day, it behooves Millennials and everyone else to give thanks for no problems and no worries, and then to bask in the power of the universe’s joyous “you’re welcome.” Gil Michaels is always dope at [email protected]. The Power of Saying ‘You’re Welcome’ On Thanksgiving Day, it behooves everyone to give thanks for no problems and no worries. Do-It-Yourself Gift Workshop for Teens Set Sun Staff Reports Teens can make their own bath bombs, decorate mugs and design their own wrapping paper to give to friends and family. Drop by the Alameda Free Library on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 2 p.m. for this fun workshop. The event will be held in the Teen Room at the Main Library on 1550 Oak St. The event is for teens 13 to 18 only. Supplies are limited and reg- istration is required. To reg- ister, contact Teen Librarian Hallie Fields at hfields@ alamedca.gov or register through the library’s online calendar at www.alamedafree.org. KINDERGARTEN Information Night Meet the NEW Principal • Meet the Kindergarten Teacher Question & Answer Session • Application Packets will be Available ST .JOSEPH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 510. 995.9415 RSVP RECOMMENDED CHILDCARE WILL BE AVAILABLE Tours of the school,including the Kindergarten Classroom, will be available after the presentation. 1910 SAN ANTONIO AVE • ALAMEDA LOCATED BETWEEN CHESTNUT &LAFAYETTE STREETS WEDNESDAY December 6th IN THE MAIN BUILDING -LEARNING CENTER 6:30 p.m. Serving Alameda and neighboring cities since 1881, a fully accredited Kindergarten through Eighth Grade elementary school dedicated to providing an outstanding Catholic education in a safe and secure environment. Free Thanksgiving Dinner at Church Courtesy Alamedainfo.com Christ Episcopal Church at 1700 Santa Clara Ave., shown here in its previ- ous incarnation, has an annual tradition of inviting the community to a free Thanksgiving Day meal. The public is invited 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more infor- mation call 523-7200. All your holiday needs! Pyrex, Jadeite, Flatware, Chairs plus other vintage kitchen and dining accessories. 510.381.0483 [email protected] • 1519 Park Street, Alameda L O S T C I T Y ANTIQUES The Alameda Sun — printed with petroleum-free inks on recycled paper containing 40 percent post-consumer waste. Advertise Here: Call 510-263-1824 Dennis Evanosky Today, the community is enjoying Thanksgiving dinner at Christ Episcopal Church at 1700 Santa Clara Ave. Members of the congregation and volunteers from across the city are lending a hand to make this day special for many who would not otherwise be able to afford it. Christ Episcopal Church has deep roots in Alameda’s soil. The first services were held in the homes of congregation members. The congregation then worshiped at a church that stood at Santa Clara Avenue and Oak Street, the site of today’s City Hall. In 1890 services moved to a new church at Grand Street and Santa Clara. The church, pictured above, stood until a tragic fire struck two days after Christmas in 1960. The following February, fire struck another church not far away. Investigators soon learned that Virginia Lee Noble had torched the Church of the Assembly of God on Grand Street. They also uncovered the fact that Noble was a serial arsonist whose actions led to the destruc- tion of Christ Episcopal Church the previous December. Happy Thanksgiving Alameda 2017 ? ?
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All crafts created by participants of classes offered at Mastick Senior Center.
Shop for unique one-of-a-kind handcrafted gifts for friends and family created by Mastick artists.
All crafts created by participants of classes offered at Mastick Senior Center.
Shop for unique one-of-a-kind handcrafted gifts for friends and family created by Mastick artists.
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Mayor’s Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony 5:30pm Entertainment begins at 4:30pm Alameda City Hall 2263 Santa Clara AvenueAfterwards continue the merri-ment at one of downtown’s many coffee, tea, and hot cocoa stops to warm up!
Christmas Tree Lane LightingBring your camera and tell Santa your wishes3200 block of Thompson Ave Between High & Fernside
Alameda Point Antiques Faire 6:00am – 3:00pmFor more information call (510) 522-7500 or visit http://bit.ly/2Av2Zae
Alameda Fire Fighters Toy ProgramDonate new, unwrapped toys by Tuesday, December 19thVisit alamedaca.gov/toyprogram for information
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D O W N T O W N Holiday Window Contest Nov 30 – Dec 21Grab a warm drink or yummy dessert, then stroll and vote for your favorite window by posting pics using #DAHWC
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Santa on Webster StreetMusic, face painting, balloon artist in multiple locations
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Gil MichaelsFor the spiritually resonant,
Thanksgiving Day is sacred. This is because all the spiritual laws of the universe respond swiftly and favorably to our nation’s collective and powerful Thanksgiving feelings of gratitude and charity. As a result, those who are wise enough to use spiritual laws properly can receive much more to be thankful for.
For example, the spiritual law of being says “like begets like,” so the universe will reward Thanksgiving feelings of gratitude with more to feel grateful for, and reward the joy of giving with more joy to give. Conversely, feelings of selfishness and greed will be rewarded with acts of selfishness and greed.
Mystic Annie Besant stated, “Spiritual law binds the ignorant, but frees the wise.” Sadly, this vital knowledge seems to be mostly lost upon the most secular generation ever, the Millennials. (Millennials are defined as those born between 1982 and 2004.)
A recent radio conversation between two Millennials vividly proved the point. One Millennial claimed to the other that he didn’t believe in karma because he was constantly doing nice things for others, but getting nothing in return. Unfortunately, he was con-fusing the law of karma: “It is done unto you as you believe,” with the law of attraction: “You reap what you sow.”
Not surprisingly, due to his lack of spiritual knowledge, he didn’t realize that the law of attraction was working perfectly. The desire for gratitude he sowed reaped
more desire for gratitude — so he received nothing. Had he been spir-itually knowledgeable and aware of how the law of attraction works, he would have thanked the universe for having something to give. The law of attraction would have given him more to be thankful for, and more to give.
Another glaring example of the Millennial lack of spiritual knowl-edge is the use of “no problem” and “no worries” instead of “you’re wel-come”, as responses to “thank you” and other expressions of gratitude. It’s painfully obvious to all but the spiritually deficient that the universe responds to assertions and feelings of gratitude with a resounding “you’re welcome” to its infinite power, beneficence, good-ness and grace.
Those who are spiritually intui-tive realize that if the universe responded with “no problem,” to an expression of gratitude, it would indicate that the universe is some kind of anthropomorphic entity, because only sentient beings with physical bodies have problems.
Additionally, if the universe responded with “no worries” to a “thank you,” it would imply that the infinite, eternal, all-knowing, all-encompassing universe is a finite entity with something to gain or
lose, requiring a capacity for worry. Thus, using “no problem” or “no worries” to acknowledge gratitude is a sign of spiritual incorrectness. Ironically, most Millennials abhor incorrectness!
It must also be noted that the use of “no problem” and “no wor-ries” instead of “you’re welcome” is a paradox for Millennials, if the many stereotypes about them are correct. If they are indeed a shal-low, vain, detached and narcissistic lot, the power of “you’re welcome” can be very flattering to inflated Millennial egos, so they should be using it!
Instead of trivializing their rare acts of consideration and thought-fulness with a cursory “no prob-lem” or “no worries,” Millennials can be spiritually correct and glo-rify their charitable acts and their egos with the power of “you’re wel-come” to their kindness, goodness, and utter dopeness (Millennial for awesomeness.)
Hence, on Thanksgiving Day, it behooves Millennials and everyone else to give thanks for no problems and no worries, and then to bask in the power of the universe’s joyous “you’re welcome.”
Gil Michaels is always dope at [email protected].
The Power of Saying ‘You’re Welcome’
On Thanksgiving Day, it behooves everyone to give thanks for no problems and no worries.
Do-It-Yourself Gift Workshop for Teens Set
Sun Staff ReportsTeens can make their own bath
bombs, decorate mugs and design their own wrapping paper to give to friends and family.
Drop by the Alameda Free Library on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 2 p.m. for this fun workshop. The event will be held in the Teen Room at the Main Library on 1550 Oak St. The event is for teens 13 to 18 only.
Supplies are limited and reg-istration is required. To reg-ister, contact Teen Librarian Hallie Fields at hfields@ alamedca.gov or register through the library’s online calendar at www.alamedafree.org.
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Free Thanksgiving Dinner at Church
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Christ Episcopal Church at 1700 Santa Clara Ave., shown here in its previ-ous incarnation, has an annual tradition of inviting the community to a free Thanksgiving Day meal. The public is invited 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more infor-mation call 523-7200.
All your holiday needs! Pyrex, Jadeite, Flatware,
Chairs plus other vintage kitchen and dining accessories.
[email protected] • 1519 Park Street, Alameda
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Dennis EvanoskyToday, the community is
enjoying Thanksgiving dinner at Christ Episcopal Church at 1700 Santa Clara Ave. Members of the congregation and volunteers from across the city are lending a hand to make this day special for many who would not otherwise be able to afford it.
Christ Episcopal Church has deep roots in Alameda’s soil.
The first services were held in the homes of congregation members. The congregation then worshiped at a church that stood at Santa Clara Avenue and Oak Street, the site of today’s City Hall.
In 1890 services moved to a new church at Grand Street and Santa Clara. The church, pictured above, stood until a tragic fire struck two days
after Christmas in 1960. The following February, fire struck another church not far away. Investigators soon learned that Virginia Lee Noble had torched the Church of the Assembly of God on Grand Street.
They also uncovered the fact that Noble was a serial arsonist whose actions led to the destruc-tion of Christ Episcopal Church the previous December.
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