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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Apple (AAPL) and Samsung remain the talk of the tech world as the two titans battle for mobile supremacy. The world may have reacted differently to Apple and Samsung's respective earnings this week, but there's more to the numbers than meets the eye.
Samsung's fourth-quarter net profit rose 76% to $6.6 billion, as "solid sales" of the Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 helped boost results. The Korean firm has been one of the few Android-based handset makers to earn significant money, as it goes up against the Apple behemoth in smartphones and tablets. Samsung has been able to do this because it offers something close to what Apple offers with its iOS ecosystem, even in a fragmented Android market. Android is owned by Google (GOOG).
Most others handset makers, including Research In Motion (RIMM), Nokia (NOK) and others have struggled to turn profits, as consumers increasingly pick iOS (Apple) or Android.
Apple Stock Plunges After-Hours: Live Blog RecapFor most of 2012, Apple could do no wrong, dominating mindshare and seeing its stock price appreciate nearly 70%. The Cupertino, Calif.-based firm continued to turn out mind boggling results and analysts kept raising estimates. Samsung, though, was hardly lying in the woods, and kept the pressure on Apple, with new products. Consumers took notice and the flagship Galaxy S III started to take off in sales. Apple also had a busy year, refreshing several major products in a short timeframe, including the iPhone 5, iMac, Mac mini, iPad. The company also introduced the iPad mini. This, however, may have led to some consumer malaise, with customers getting "bored" of Apple products, despite Apple's ongoing innovation ending. Since the iPhone 5 went on sale on Sept. 21, Apple shares have taken a sharp downturn, falling more than 35% as hedge funders like David Einhorn and others cut their stake in the tech giant. AAPL data by YCharts
It seems that Samsung, which reportedly shipped 63 million smartphones in the fourth-quarter, according to Strategy Analytics, is the new king of mobile tech. Apple's now the underdog as its stock continues to sink. It doesn't matter that Apple sold 47.8 million iPhones in its most recent quarter, or that it earned $13.81 per share. Apple is yesterday's news, according to some critics.
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Severe weather continued to batter the Giro d'Italia peloton on Sunday, with inclement weather forcing another course change to Stage 15. The stage was shortened to 145km, and the race finished before the Galibier summit due to cold temperatures and heavy snow accumulations.
A seven rider breakaway eventually dwindled down to Giovanni Visconti (Movistar Team), who attacked four riders remaining ahead on the Col du Télégraphe (average gradient 7.2%, 12km). Visconti went on to win the stage solo, but it was far from easy as the snowfall was heavy on the final climb and there were groups all over the road on the Galibier (6.8%, max ramp 11%). Matteo Rabottini (Vini Fantini) was chasing solo for quite some time, and other chase groups formed behind him, but were eventually brought back. One of the groups behind Visconti that managed to stay away from the maglia rosa group going into the final kilometer was Rafal Majka (Saxo-Tinkoff), Przemyslaw Niemiec (Lampre-Merida), and Carlos Betancur (AG2R-La Mondiale).
Betancur was 2nd, and Niemiec 3rd. There were many attacks in the maglia rosa group, but the Majka attack caused a major split in the group and left only a very elite group to decide the top positions of the stage. There was no change in the top 3 of the GC, and only Majka gained time in the top 10.
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Pray for Farshid Fathi, a Christian convert from Islam in Iran, who has been sentenced to six years in prison. The married father of two had been arrested by security forces in the capital, Tehran, in December 2010 in a major crackdown on the country's house church movement. He has been held in the notorious Evin prison ever since, spending several months in solitary confinement. At his trial he was accused of "action against the regime's security, being in contact with foreign organisations and religious propaganda", but all this amounted to nothing more than practising his Christian faith. He is expected to appeal; please pray for his protection while in custody and for his swift release.


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A prototype ebony Les Paul custom owned by the man himself sells at auction that raises nearly $5 million
An ebony Les Paul Custom prototype, built in 1954 and owned by Les Paul was sold at an auction of the late guitarist and innovator's possessions, in an event that raised nearly $5 million. The huge collection included an astonishing selection of rarities and oddities, from personal effects such as table lamps and coffee tables, to prototype guitars, a 1951 No-caster signed by Leo Fender, a Les Paul Standard signed by Slash and Paul's own, legendary Epiphone Zephyr, nicknamed 'Clunker'.
This Ebony Les Paul Custom was something of highlight however. Frankly, given its significance and provenance, the price it sold for (equating to just over £15k) seems to represent something of a bargain…
'Not to be played'
As previously stated, there were some real treats to be had at the auction (a 1952 Les Paul Gold Top went for $62,500). Somehow, though, it seems slightly crazy that this piece of Rock 'n' Roll history sold for what seems such a low price. The guitar was an LPB4 prototype for the Les Paul Custom. The guitar was conceived as a deluxe 'tuxedo' version of the Les Paul, for formal events, this prototype features the classic appearance of the Custom as we know it, but with some unusual features.
The body features 3-ply binding, and block inlays, with gold hardware completing the luxurious appointments that you'd expect to see. However, the hardware is engraved, as is the scratchplate, truss-rod cover and backplates. In contrast to the modern Ebony Les Paul Custom, this guitar was equipped with an Alnico V pickup at the neck and a P90 at the bridge, as humbuckers were not introduced until 1957.
Somewhat enticeingly, the guitar has no serial number, just the word 'Prototype' printed on the rear of the headstock, and the case, which is the original, leather bound hardshell features tape that states 'Not to be played: Gibson presentation guitar, Henry to Les.'
It is perhaps a testament to the fact that the Gibson Les Paul Standard and Gold Top are more collectable than Les Paul Custom's that this appears to have sold for a 'low' price. However, it seems very unlikely that this piece of Rock 'n' Roll history will do anything other than rocket in price in the future…
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4.6 on October 10, 2014
My husband and I had a great weekend. Had really good pasta at Pauls Pasta in Groton reccomended by gail. Enjoyed Foxwoods -8 min drive. Great hospitality Gail even sewed my blouse. Very cozy.. bring slippers ;-) ;-)
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Oh....your the DISH FAIRY! You are welcome to come back ANY time....thanks for the key and your company!
4.8 on July 08, 2014
Nice quiet place, Gail was awesome and very kind. Food Absolutely amazing!!! NomNomNOm
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Aww...thank you!
5 on June 23, 2014
My fiance and I decided to get away for a few days and chose Roseledge as our home base. It was truly a home away from home! Gail is a wonderful hostess! We never wanted for anything. Breakfasts in the morning consisted of Rhubarb muffins (my fave), farm fresh eggs and sage home fries, blueberry French toast and the all around favorite -- Sunday morning cinnamon apple pancakes. We couldn't have dreamt of a better way to start off our long days of sightseeing. In the afternoons, we were treated to lemonade and fresh baked cookies and cupcakes. There is a Keurig always ready for tea, coffee, etc., as well as water. The inn is spotless as a whole, with a comfortable living room/sitting area to enjoy. We stayed in the John Meech room, which we would definitely recommend. The decor was lovely, the bed like sleeping on a soft cloud, the bathroom more spacious than anticipated with a jetted tub. There is also a fireplace that we were sorry we couldn't use. I suppose we'll have to come back in the winter! The gardens are definitely a must see. We spent some quiet time relaxing and enjoying the sights, sounds and smells of the flowers. Breakfast in the garden was a superb way to start the day. There are plenty of spots to lounge in the garden, including a large hammock. You will also be treated to the sound of roosters in the yard (although we were never woken up by them). Although we didn't find much in the immediate area as far as food or entertainment, the inn is only a short drive away (about 20 minutes) from Mystic. Honestly, we were quite happy to be staying away from the more touristy areas. We truly can't praise Gail and her beautiful inn enough. We wanted a quiet, relaxing getaway and that is exactly what we got. Honestly, I couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised. I had stayed at a bed and breakfast before, and I wasn't too keen on staying in another. This experience showed how lovely a true B&B experience could be.
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5 on June 18, 2014
The house is from the 1700's. Great to stay in a historical house! Comfy bed and delicious food & lovely hostess.
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5 on June 18, 2014
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Looking forward to your next stay!
5 on June 09, 2014
Fantastic first experience! Definitely would love to be back here soon.
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5 on June 02, 2014
The greatest little place to sky. Pancake Sunday - who can beat that?
5 on April 21, 2014
The stay was great! Cozy, at-home atmosphere with excellent hospitality. The food (cookies in afternoon and warm delicious pancakes in the morning) was fantastic. Highly recommended!
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I do make the "BEST" pancakes!
5 on April 21, 2014
Gail, the inn's owner, was wonderful. She was very gracious. The rooms very cozy and quaint. Breakfast was delicious. We enjoyed our stay.
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Your too kind!
4.8 on April 18, 2014
A lovely retreat from the usual! Was a home away from home, cozy and warm! Gail was a delightful host!
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Home away from home is all I can hope for!
4.8 on April 18, 2014
Fantastic surprise - beautiful surroundings and unparalleled hospitality... I'll be back!
5 on April 18, 2014
Lovely stay at Roseledge on a snowy weekend.... Fireplaces are abundant and the service and pastries were fantastic!
4.8 on April 18, 2014
Got in just before a snow storm and spent the day reading by the fire with hot chocolate and wine. Perfect!
4.8 on September 07, 2013
This is a beautiful old farmhouse with welcoming and gracious innkeepers. They do everything possible to make your stay a pleasant one: coffee, tea, lemonade and freshly baked cookies in the living room, great breakfasts, and very clean rooms. The bathroom was large and stocked with towels, shampoo, and soap. Overall, highly recommended!
5 on August 22, 2013
Very relaxing getaway.
5 on August 17, 2013
This stay was most enjoyable and the owners were very friendly and made our stay a terrific experience.
5 on August 17, 2013
Although we stayed only one night, we had a lovely stay at Roseledge Farm. The food and company was great. We especially loved the fireplace in our room!
4.4 on August 12, 2013
Beautiful setting (inside and out), very friendly and accommodating.
4.8 on August 12, 2013
Great place but the best hosts. We really felt welcome and enjoyed our stay. Rooms clean and quiet. Breakfast the best.
4.4 on August 12, 2013
Fantastic, relaxing, getaway!
4.4 on August 09, 2013
Wonderful host and hostess. Very homey and comfortable. Breakfast in the garden each morning was delicious.
4.2 on August 09, 2013
Beautiful gardens, comfortable rooms, charming and informative hosts. The Inn has quirky architectural details that will delight! I will be recommending to friends.
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One of the favorite quirk her is how that little metal ouse gets around! The gardens are going into the late summer with blooms of asters, cone flowers, and soon some fresh colorful mums and cabbages! Thank you for choosing us!
4.0 on August 08, 2013
Great old farm house. Very friendly hosts. Would stay again.
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It is a great old house, soon to be 300 years in fact! June 10 will will begin celebrating our "20 years of Roseledge" with a Mystic Chambers after hours and more through the month! Hope you will join us!
5 on June 23, 2013
The pictures on the website are beautiful, but they can't express the warmth you feel as a guest. We stayed in the Weaving Guest Room…lots of charm, beautiful setting, clean accommodations and a very relaxing environment. Breakfast was "out of this world good" and the bed was sooooo comfortable! The hospitality provided by Gail and Sandy is terrific. You are treated as one of the family. Thank you so MUCH! We WILL be back and in fact have already told many of our friends about your lovely bed and breakfast. We absolutely loved it. John & Rosanne
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Oh thank you for spreading the word! Hope you come back now, you hear! :)
5 on June 17, 2013
The Roseledge Country Inn is a very scenic, warm and inviting B&B. The innkeepers are great. They treated us like family. The breakfast was yummy. I would most certainly return.
5 on June 17, 2013
Wonderful stay—beautiful room, best pancakes in the world.
5 on June 17, 2013
The most wonderful, comfortable and welcoming place we have ever stayed.
5 on June 17, 2013
Very nice, cozy warm atmosphere. Charming 300-year old house. Innkeepers ,including Cinder the cat, are wonderful people. Very nice home. Breakfasts are elicits. Very well-decorated for the season. Would like to return in the spring to see the beautiful gardens.
5 on June 17, 2013
Great getaway—beautiful area! Wonderful house. Best pancakes ever!
4.6 on June 17, 2013
The inn is located really close to the casinos with warm and inviting atmosphere. The hosts are very accommodating. Great location!
5 on June 17, 2013
Loved our stay. Very nice owner and accommodations.
5 on June 14, 2013
Friendly hosts, country atmosphere nice break from the city
5 on June 14, 2013
Roseledge Country Inn is a perfect retreat for a day or two of comfort and homestyle relaxation.
4.0 on June 14, 2013
We had a wonderful time! The best-kept secret in Preston. Gail was so welcoming. The breakfasts were so delicious as well as the mini treats. Our room was beautiful and comfortable.
5 on June 14, 2013
Very relaxing…Looked forward to breakfast and gatherings.
5 on June 14, 2013
Excellent stay. Felt I was part of their family.
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Its a very welcoming place! Hence the sign as you enter the porch "Enter as a stranger, Leave as a friend"
5 on June 14, 2013
Gail and Sandy were wonderful hosts. We felt at home here and were sad to leave. We plan on returning agin year after year. Thanks for a great stay.
5 on June 14, 2013
The hosts, Gail and Sandy, are warm and friendly. Their hospitality and the quaintness of their home are what brought us back for another stay!
5 on June 14, 2013
Great rooms, fantastic breakfast, and wine. Highly recommend this inn.
4.8 on April 21, 2013
Decided to surprise my wife with tickets to see a concert at Foxwoods. I needed a place to stay and decided on the Roseledge Farms. What I did not expect was how wonderful a stay we were going to have. Gail is the owner, cook, cleaning lady, gardener and chief bottle washer. Together with her husband Sandy they were the ultimate hosts. From showing us around their over 300 year old house, to baking us home made cookies, to treating us to local made wine, their care and attention to detail was comforting. Since it was my birthday, Gail, baked me some special Birthday cupcakes. She gave us maps, directions and key to the house just in case we came back too late. Only 4 miles away from Foxwoods Casino and Mohegan Sun, the location was perfect. From the small country store, to the chickens, roosters and game hens, there was a feeling of being at home. The room was well appointed with a private bath and working fireplace and enough small touches to make you feel welcome, like chocolates,and hard candy on the dresser, to books on New England in the bathroom. In the morning, we woke up to fresh coffee, home made streudle, to Blueberry pancakes with home grown syrup, to herb and chive quiche with home grown herbs, everything was done with the utmost care and willingness to please her guests. Like when the fireplace was giving us trouble, she called her husband Sandy, What's the problem asked Sandy? Gail responded that we wanted more flames. Sandy stoked, fanned and fed the fireplace until we got more flames. Those are the type of things that standout in my memory, Needless to say we enjoyed our stay so much , we are planning to return very soon. Sometimes life brings with it pleasant surprises, Gail and Sandy at Roseledge Farms was certainly one of them for me. Leslie Ching 4-20-13
4.8 on February 24, 2013
My grandparents owned the farm where Roseledge is located. My dad was born in this house and I had lived here as a child. I felt so at home, shared wonderful memories and the food delicious!
5 on January 15, 2013
what a wonderful place!!! great people, great food, and such a charming home. look forward to staying again!!!!
5 on October 23, 2012
In honor of her birthday, I treated my daughter to an overnight stay at Roseledge. I put in a special request for vegan fare for me and flowers for my daughter and Gail came through! The house and yard were all decked out for Halloween, just adding to its inherent enchantment. We also very much enjoyed our tour of the gardens, the fanciful chickens, and historic details about the house, such as the large tunnels underneath.
Innkeeper Response
Wish her Happy Birthday this year from Roseledge!
4.6 on October 08, 2012
Old houses are such a prize! Reminds me of an old house in Voluntown; nothing square and nothing level, but very livable! Our visit was very pleasant and the food delicious! Great memories with my friend!
Innkeeper Response
Its all about the memories, and some good country cooking is a bonus! Happy you and your friend enjoyed our Inn!
5 on October 08, 2012
We had a wonderful stay. The hospitality couldn't be beat. Great friends, great food, comfy beds and a beautiful setting.
Innkeeper Response
The gardens just keep on spreading here, I blame it all on my grandmother she loved gardening like me! I think line drying our sheets in the sun and country air gives our beds that special touch!
5 on October 08, 2012
Nice family and wonderful historic home. Great food and nice rooms with comfortable bed and working fireplace. A+++
Innkeeper Response
Just got in our firewood for this season, will we see you again? Hope so!
5 on October 08, 2012
This is my second stay & each time it's like being home. In fact it's better. Gail and Sandy are like the family you always wanted.
Innkeeper Response
Ah thanks, you know that sign on the pront porch says it all...come as strangers, leave as friends! See you again soon?
5 on October 07, 2012
Everything was wonderful! I wish we had more time here. We can't wait to come back!
Innkeeper Response
Now that you have found us we hope you can stay a few extra days next time, so we can share with you all our special places near-by!
4.8 on October 03, 2012
We had a great time at Roseledge Farms. Gail & Sandy take great care to see that guests are comfortable. Excellent breakfast!
Innkeeper Response
I have had a bit of practice with the cooking and baking after 18 years...find what works and do it day after day! Did you get to try our cinnamon muffin donuts?...to die for!
5 on September 24, 2012
Very comfortable & welcoming. The hosts, Gail & Sandy, were wonderful! I would come back!
Innkeeper Response
Well we hope you do as now you are not a stranger but a friend!
5 on September 24, 2012
Gail & Sandy are very welcoming. They made our stay very comfortable. I would recommend Roseledge to everyone & am looking forward to returning.
Innkeeper Response
Have you reserved your next stay? Fireplaces are burning, and we are fully decorated for the holidays....hope to see you soon!
5 on September 24, 2012
Very pleasant stay after dropping our daughter off at college. Historic old home, beautiful gardens, excellent food!
Innkeeper Response
Glad you were able to stop by after you got your daughter off...regrouping and taking a break from a very busy time was a good choice! Stop by for a cup of tea if your back in the area.
4.2 on September 23, 2012
We came to get away from the busy and hectic city life and enjoyed our stay -- it was a great getaway with excellent hospitality!
Innkeeper Response
Funny we go to the city for some excitement! Roseledge is a good get away spot and we are always happy to be home! Happy to have had you!
4.4 on September 10, 2012
After a day of gambling, dining and entertainment, Roseledge was a welcome, quiet, peaceful change from the casino hubbub. Can't wait until next time.
Innkeeper Response
Thankfully we are just a short drive from the casinos and a coming back for a break from the excitement just takes a few minutes. Getting recharged with a cup of hot cider or tea and a cookie or two and back off you go for a evening of fun!
4.6 on September 10, 2012
Stay was excellent -- hosts very friendly, service great, accommodations lovely & well-kept. Food was delicious. Gardens beautiful.
Innkeeper Response
Plants are dying back for their rest period, and soon the stacks of garden books will come out next to my favorite chairs...near the fireplaces for sure!
4.4 on September 03, 2012
Hospitality beyond expectations. Very nice, peaceful first experience with B&Bs. 5-star!
Innkeeper Response
Your first time at a B&B surly must have you wondering, but once you settle in we bet you will choose another on your next trip. B&B's are a wonderful way to experience a new aera with the feeling at the end of the day your bed waits for you at "home". Bonus you don't have to make your own breakfast in the morning!
5 on November 06, 2011
We went to the Roseledge Farm for our 10th anniversary. It was just what we needed to relax and getaway. The breakfasts were excellent, the surrounding grounds were beautiful, and Gail and Sandy were the nicest hosts. We highly recommend this place for a getaway. The house is over 300 years old and a delightful mix of modern conviences and old-style furninshings. Our room had a queen size featherbed and an in-room fireplace that Sandy set up every day. It was wonderful. The food included pumpkin french toast, cranberry crumcake, and spectacular desserts available any time of day.
Innkeeper Response
Sandy sure has the "setting of the fireplaces" down pat! Anniversaries deserve a special time, and we are glad that you chose us for your celebration! Will we see you next year?
5 on October 15, 2011
My Husband and I wanted to get away and still be close to NYC!! This was the perfect place, the fresh air, amazing environment and great things to do! The B&B was very much like home, Gail and Sandy are so warm and welcoming, it immediately become home for our four night stay! Gail is a great cook, every morning was like a new adventure, with her tasty, homemade dishes! And her treats- YUMMY!!!! Evening wine- AWESOME!!! At night, I sank into our bed and truly didn't want to get out ever! The fire place- Delightful!!! I can go on and on!!! You won't be disappointed... And the prices are very affordable! :)
Innkeeper Response
The drive from NY to CT is just a few hours but at times stressful with all the traffic. So a fire and a glass of wine and a moment to just relax is all it takes to renew and get ready to explore our great area...filled with so many choices and we like to share of favorites...I hope you got to try our warn cinnamon muffins donuts a fall treat for sure!
3.8 on October 13, 2011
My boyfriend and I stayed and the Roseledge herb farm for his birthday this past weekend. We had a great time. The room was very clean, the bed was comfy, private bath was clean. We even forgot our toothpaste and there was one in the room to use! Great! Gail was very friendly and made our first bed and breakfast experience a great one. You will definitely enjoy your stay! We did!
Innkeeper Response
Clean is important to me and I have high standards...sometimes I can make even my self crazy with it. So when chores are done, baking's finished I head out to my gardens or shop, my escape! Choosing a B&B for the first time we are happy it was ours!
5 on October 06, 2011
Gail and Sandy are outstanding hosts and provide everything you could possibly ask for. Set in a nice area, with lots to see, do and eat, this B&B was everything my wife and I were hoping for. -Dave
Innkeeper Response
Well if you love country cooking and a roaring fire to sit by you sure picked the right place. We take the time to visit with our gust in the evening, and chat with them while we are baking or making breakfast. Our area can keep you hopping with so many choices!
5 on October 02, 2011
This B&B is a lovely and charming house and being a 300 year old structure, it was immaculately kept and was full of character. The room we stayed in was beautifully decorated and the bed was very comfortable. The owners were very nice and friendly and really made us feel welcome. They gave us great recommendations on where to go nearby and provided us with a scrumptious breakfast that would have been fit for a King! We were so well looked after that we were even given cookies to take on the road with us - their kind hospitality really made this stay a memorable one!
Innkeeper Response
Well you never know when a KING might arrive so you better be ready! Always happy to share our favorite spots and for the cookies...youL! Hope t see you again soon!
4.8 on July 10, 2011
This place is wonderful. The scenery is amazing, the beds are unbelievably comfortable, and the food is to die for. Gail is very pleasant and although Sandy stayed in the background for most of our stay, he is very helpful when you need him and his handywork around the b&b shows. If you are in the area, you have to stay here. It's a place unlike any other. There is so much to do if you're willing to drive a little (10 to 35 minutes), but you may find it hard to leave the B&b at all!
4.6 on July 09, 2011
My girlfriend and I had never stayed at a bed & breakfast before staying at Roseledge. From the moment we pulled into the driveway, it was a breath of fresh air. You're welcomed by beautiful greenery and flowers and the chickens! We had the luxury of staying in two different rooms (because we decided last minute to stay another night) and both rooms were inviting and cozy. Surrounded by beautiful antiques that overflow with character and oversized comfy featherbeds that engulf you, you can't help but feel at home. If you're looking to get away from it all and free your mind of all chatter and everday life, THIS is thee place to be. Sandy makes an excellent fire (perfect for S'mores) and Gail's breakfast, treats, and fresh lemonade are out of this world. We will definitely be back again and again.
5 on July 07, 2011
After five years of visits, Roseledge keeps it's reputation as one of the best B&B's we have ever been to. The hosts are fun to be around, the gardens and grounds outstanding, and the breakfasts excellent. Oh....did I mention that the almost 300 year old rooms have been remodeled? The best has gotten better. Gail & Sandy, we'll see you next summer. Art & Julie F.
5 on July 04, 2011
I have been to many a B&B in my time, some excellent and some which left us longing for home, however I am happy to offer a review on a little known gem nestled in the Northeast part of Connecticut. Gail, innkeeper for Roseledge Herb Farm, welcomed my girlfriend and I with open arms at quite the last second this past Friday night. When we arrived, I can only describe this place as a scene from Snow White, a truly enchanted place out in the middle of nowhere and yet just four miles from the famed Foxwoods Resort and Casino. After walking on stone lined pathways, under arches of beautiful wild flowers, and through what seemed to be the gardens of Eden, we arrived at what appeared to be a blast from Colonial America past. This old country house looks to have been preserved in the era by which it was built and gives the guests the feel of true old world New England living. Shoes off at the door, we were greeted in the beautiful dining room which boasted home made cookies in cookie jars, fresh cupcakes, old style lemonade, and wine. Gail was so sweet and showed us to our room which featured a beautiful Queen size high-top pencil post bed and incredible decor. A private roomy bathroom and air conditioning allowed us to breath a sigh f relief as it was the perfect compliment of modern accommodation coupled with the old world feel.Please don't miss breakfast from 8-9:30 where Gail prepares several courses of Gourmet delight. We stayed two nights and enjoyed home made blueberry pancakes and strawberry cream cheese filled French Toast, a must experience for this little gem of a home. At under half the cost of a room at Foxwoods, this is the ONLY place we will go when shooting dice for the night or shooting the breeze out under the stars. Overall, a 10 out of 10. Gail, we are truly grateful for one of the best stays we've ever had. By the way, if you come, enjoy the exotic little pink birds that look like gardening gloves out in the back! Long story!
5 on June 24, 2011
My husband and I visited the Inn for a 2 night stay in June. Gail and Sandy were so friendly and pleasant and many times just sat and chatted with us. We felt like family and felt most welcomed into their home. I enjoyed taking many pictures of the gardens, and my husband enjoyed the "front porch rocker" where he read for hours. Gail is a special hostess and the treats she provided during our stay were delicious. I would recommend Roseledge B/B for a relaxing get away.
5 on May 15, 2011
My wife and I first visited Roseledge Herb Farm this past Valentine's Day weekend (see my review, "A Most Special Place"). We enjoyed our stay so much that we went back the first week of May. Well, we may have enjoyed ourselves even more, this time, if that's possible. Gail and Sandy strike the perfect balance of professional acuity and personal warmth. These folks are excellent hosts, and having been to Roseledge twice now, I see consistency in the high standard of their service (not that I had doubts but just for anyone who might want that point addressed). A sign over their front porch reads, "Enter As Strangers, Leave As Friends." You'll find that these good people mean it. The bonus for us, this time, was seeing Gail's and Sandy's garden as it hit its Springtime stride. I'm hardly a botanical expert, so I won't try to identify what I saw but simply say that it was all so beautiful, and the landscaping of the grounds forms a sort of private, cozy universe. Roseledge is a great bouncing-off point for a number of fun excursions. Buttonwood Farms is at the end of a 10-minute drive through scenic country - very good ice cream there. My wife and I visited The Golden Lamb Buttery, a cool place in Brooklyn that captures the aesthetic of an older, agricultural Connecticut (about a 40-minute drive, also with much rustic scenery along the way) that's well worth the visit. Beautiful Old Mystic is about a 30-minute drive away. That's our list. Then there's more (Foxwoods Resort Casino, antique stores, the list goes on). Also, a quick plug for a restaurant, five minutes away: Village Pizza, a solid place of the burger/seafood/Italian variety - good food, laid-back atmosphere, friendly servers - and close enough to the B&B so you can get a bite without it being a major project. I took some photos during our trip - posted on my flickr page (member name "IntergalacticHobo"). Thanks, Gail and Sandy - and we'll be back!
5 on April 25, 2011
This was our 10th annual mother/daughter weekend in which my 4 sisters & I find a B&B in the MA, CT, NH, VT area for an extended weekend to take our mom away and spend some time together. Roseledge Herb Farm is unanimously (if you can imagine that between 5 sisters & their mom!) the best B&B we have stayed in on all accounts: extra comfy beds & rooms, exquisite & scrumptious breakfasts & snacks, and a wonderful, charming farm house that is inviting, amazingly decorated down to the finest detail, and wraps you up in the comfort of that get-away feeling. Gail and Sandy are wonderful innkeepers - friendly, accommodating, and simply a pleasure to interact with. We enjoyed this place so much, that we have already decided it will be where we go for our next year's weekend.
4.8 on March 21, 2011
My husband and I recently stayed at Roseledge for a weekend getaway on our anniversary. It is a small inn with a lot of history and charm. The innkeepers have done a fabulous job restoring this 18th century house. The rooms are fresh and clean with a perfect mixture of old and new. Our room had a comfortable four poster bed, blackout curtains, and fireplace. There are many extra touches offered that make your stay extra special including freshly baked goodies, champagne to celebrate occasions, wine, and chocolates. We were the only guests the weekend we stayed so the time and menu for breakfast were graciously accomodated to our requests. Easy 10 minute drive to Foxwoods. Definitely recommended for a romantic getaway!
5 on March 02, 2011
My wife and I spent Valentine's weekend at this B&B, a beautiful, aesthetically decorated farmhouse predating the American Revolution. Entering the space, we got the sense of owners who treat their business as an art. Gail offered to upgrade us, for free, from our small room to their largest, the John Meech Room. OK! (They were coming off a renovation period, so we were the only guests). In our room, champagne and a chocolate rose, and a fireplace. This introduction would come to represent the quality of our stay. Positives: - Friendliness - We were treated as visiting friends, not counterparts in a business transaction. But they also created a zone of privacy for us. - Value - We got more than our money's worth through unequalled service. - Efficiency - No hiccups in service (reservations, meals, amenities, directions/info). - Aesthetics/Function - This beautifully restored house doesn't act its age. Well climate-controlled. And we had a modernized bathroom, one area where I think most people wouldn't care to have an 18th-Century experience. - Bonuses - For us: free room-upgrade, champagne, red wine, chocolate, homemade cookies, candy; meals made with fresh ingredients (ex. resident hens lay the eggs served for breakfast) and presented with artistic flare; and great conversation with our hosts. Negatives: Real estate development in the area (hardly the fault of Gail and Sandy). It's sad to step out of a farmhouse so beautifully frozen in time and see McMansions dotting the landscape - and with them, traffic, not a lot but noticeable (we found it tolerable). But the B&Bs at which we have stayed, around the country, have all had this issue. Conclusion: Stay here. It's worth it. P.S. - I took photos (I'm an amateur, IntergalacticHobo on flickr) - sent them to Gail and Sandy as a thank-you, and they posted them on their website. The pics give a sense of Gail's artistry.
4.8 on February 24, 2011
If you're thinking of staying at a local B&B, instead of the over-priced big-box hotels near by...just book it...you will be happy you did.
5 on February 03, 2011
Five of the our crew stayed at Roseledge while attending our grandson's wedding. Although the winter weather was nasty our stay with Gail and Sandy was outstanding! Warm and friendly, fantastic food, and marvelous hosts. All in all, a superb B&B experience!
5 on October 25, 2010
We had a great time at Roseledge. The breakfast by the fire alone is worth the trip. The room was perfect. Sandy and Gail are fantastic hosts.
4.6 on October 11, 2010
I stayed at Roseledge in early October 2010. Due to city traffic, I was much later arriving than I'd intially stated. Even arriving late, I was still greeted warmly and showed to my room. The room itself was spacious with an extremely comfortable bed and private bath. It was a little chilly, but that is the only "complaint" I have. In the morning I had a fantastic breakfast that far exceeded my expectations; everything was home made and fresh. I was able to look at the beautiful gardens that it had been too dark to see the night before. I would definitely stay here again :)
4.2 on October 11, 2010
This is a very nice place for a quiet weekend getaway -- convenient to the casinos as well as to the sites of Mystic, CT and other local towns. Gail the Innkeeper is friendly and likes to chat. She makes you feel very welcome, and always has some cookies out, along with tea and wine, for snacking. Breakfast was delicious with lots of flourishes from her own herb and veggie gardens, as well as her apple trees. Her "eggs from the girls" (the girls being her 40+ chickens) were delicious. The house is historic (1700s) so it has lots of charm -- and lots of period details and knicker-knacks. It can be a touch drafty in the fall, but there are working fireplaces and lots of comfy blankets and quilts. The garden and landscaping here are also beautiful and worth taking the time to walk around and enjoy. Definitely a very good value and a pleasant place to stay!
4.6 on September 29, 2010
We could not have expected a more pleasant place to stay for a few days. Roseledge B&B is truly the most comfy and enjoyable B&B we have ever visited. It could not be more homelike or welcoming. And the breakfast really is a great way to start the day. But it doesn't end there. The hosts are extremely professtional, yet make you feel like one of the family. They are very informative, complete in their service and amenities, and their knowledge about the surrounding area all add up to a very worthwhile and unique visit to this area of Conn. The accommodations are outstanding, and the history surrounding the place is intriguing. We highly recommend Roseledge B&B. L&MS
4.4 on August 29, 2010
We stayed at this B&B for two nights and had a great time. The owner was warm, hospitable, and a great chef! The rooms are quaint, the food is fresh, and there is a beautiful outdoor garden area. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a quiet and relaxing weekend in the country.
5 on August 06, 2010
We really appreciated the fresh organic breakfasts, the attention to detail, the charming atmosphere, and the soft bed. This was a great value too.
4.6 on July 27, 2010
Once more Gail and Sandy made our visit special. This is our third stay, and each time the gardens get better, the service and food continues to be excellent, and the innkeepers remain the friendliest around. We look forward to next year's visit with anticipation.
5 on July 20, 2010
If you love fresh, local, and homemade food-the Roseledge Herb Farm Bed & Breakfast is your dream come true! Fresh eggs (you can hear the chickens in the morning), berries from her garden, and herbs picked with the dew still on them make each breakfast an adventure. We have already booked for next year-Gail is the perfect hostess and we are lucky to have her and her husband share their beautiful home! Patti & Scott Blake
5 on July 12, 2010
Wonderful quaint inn, beautiful gardens, great service and outstanding breakfast!
4.0 on June 23, 2010
We had a great stay at this B&B. The room was very nicely decorated & clean. The house is circa 1720 & is very charming. We had a fireplace in our room (which would be great in winter) & our own bathroom. The grounds are charming & beautiful as well. They have all sorts of flowers & herbs growing & they also have roosters & hens that lay eggs for breakfast. They have 2 beautiful peacocks also! The peacocks plume was completely open & was so beautiful. The grounds are on different levels which makes it unique. They have a big pond & fountain complete with frogs & lily pads. They have a section of yard complete with tables, chairs & candles to relax & enjoy a glass of wine which they provide for their guests in the parlor. The breakfast was delicious & was prepared with organic herbs & flowers from their garden. Our breakfast was delicious, especially the fresh baked scones garnished with fresh lavender. They also have a small barn with items for sale such as herbs & honey that is from their own bee hive. Gail was a very friendly & warm person who cares very much about their guests. She made sure that we were taken care of. We very much enjoyed our stay & would highly recommend their cozy home. Kathy & Mark
4.8 on June 09, 2010
very relaxing and peaceful wonderful breakfast very friendly innkeepers
4.0 on June 07, 2010
I've stayed at quite a few B&B's. Most, thankfully are unique in their own way. Roseledge offered us a truly unique opportunity. I'm a back-country boy at heart, and you can't find those places to stay in. Well, yes you can, except since I doubt most B&B customers would really want featherbeds,outhouses, pump water and candlelight, Roseledge gives you all the feel of a turn of the (18th) century house but with excellent a/c, one of the most comfortable beds I've ever slept in, a great shower and first-class breakfast - and that is the "second B", isn't it? I loved the never-at-the-same-angle doorways and floor lines, since none of the downsides of those old-time ways hurt the wonderful experience. All I can say is, 18th century farmers would weep at the conveniences offered at Roseledge and anyone who'd like a classic B&B experience would rejoice.
4.2 on June 07, 2010
We went to the Bluegrass Festival at Strawberry Park fo rthe first time on June 5th. What a wonderful experience - we stayed at Roseledge Harb Farm and it was a totally enjoyable experience. Sandy and Gail are warm and friendly, the house is well kept, the room was perfect, breakfast was great with fresh baked blueberry muffins and cinnamon French toast. We will be back!the this past Saturday.
4.6 on June 05, 2010
Roseledge is a lovely spot in rural Preston with beautiful gardens in an historic home. Gail and Sandy are gracious hosts and serve a fabulous breakfast. Fresh flowers and chocolates in the room, and lighted pathways to guide you in at night are what makes a welcoming atmosphere.
4.4 on May 28, 2010
My girlfriend and I had a lovely two nights here in late May. Sandy and Gail were wonderful hosts, the home and property are beautiful, the food was great, and the overall feel was one of tranquility. Amazing gardens, and the chickens, guinea fowl, and peacocks make for welcome sights and sounds. We hope to go back.
5 on February 16, 2010
The Innkeeper took us in when our booked B&B canceled on us. It was Valentine's Weekend and we were surprised with champagne, chocolates and roses in our very authentic colonial room. The early 18th century house is fascinating, and simply and tastefully decorated. Coming back from a show at Foxwoods we found hot tea, devils food cupcakes and heart shaped sugar cookies. Breakfast Valentine's morning was very special and held us all day long! We'll go back when the gardens are in full bloom.
4.4 on November 13, 2009
It was a beautiful home and a fabulous stay.
3.6 on November 06, 2009
Very prety, small -- only 3 guest rooms. Liked the fireplace. Good coffee. Pretty grounds.
5 on October 27, 2009
Ambiance, food, host, bed -- what can I say? We loved it all!
4.8 on October 27, 2009
Gail is a fabulous hostess. She makes you feel like a good friend who has come to visit. Her cooking/baking was delicious and very nice portions. The beds are big and cozy. We had a wonderful time and would definitely come back.
4.6 on October 27, 2009
This is a lovely place with lots of charm. The beds are snuggly and the food is delicious.
4.8 on October 27, 2009
Excellent stay, food & accommodations.
4.6 on October 26, 2009
We really enjoyed the hospitality of the innkeeper. She and her husband are ideally suited for their occupation. If your looking for an old, historic home to spend a quaint, quiet night in the country, we would strongly recommend this B&B. If old isn't your thing, then it won't work for you. Extremely clean, food delicious, nice and cozy.
5 on October 26, 2009
We just came back from a wonderful weekend at Roseledge. The rooms were charming and rustic and filled with goodies--all the little extras that made our stay so special. Gail and Sandy were wonderful hosts and the breakfasts were fantastic! We will definately come back and refer our friends.
5 on October 15, 2009
We had a lovely time. The room was well-appointed and so pleasant. The moment we stepped in we knew we had come to the right place. We felt so welcomed. Thank you for making my birthday so special.
5 on October 15, 2009
Very nice, pleasant company, delicious food, very comfortable.
5 on October 15, 2009
Loved the old farmhouse & delicious breakfast. Innkeepers were gracious and very accommodating. Would definitely recommend to others.
4.0 on October 08, 2009
A quiet place with beautiful grounds
5 on October 08, 2009
Gail does a wonderful job making her guests feel at home! We had a wonderful stay (with a special birthday treat) at the house and in the area, which is a pleasant place for a weekend.
4.8 on October 05, 2009
Roseledge Farm was a perfect retreat from city life for our family. We were travelling with our 18-month-old son and Gail made us feel welcome and pampered during our stay. Breathtaking setting and gardens!
4.6 on October 05, 2009
What a wonderful time. Our girlfriends getaway was highlighted with a delightful surprise from our stay at Roseledge. Great breakfast, the rooms were spacious, the innkeepers a joy!
5 on October 01, 2009
Beautiful old house, delicious breakfasts and baked good and wonderful hosts!
5 on October 01, 2009
We had a wonderful and relaxing weekend at the Roseledge. Gail showed us an exceptional, warm, and friendly time. The B&B has such a cozy feel. We will definitely be back!
5 on September 25, 2009
The beauty of Roseledge is the country location and the closeness to Mystic. The gardens are lovely and you are greeted by Gail's chickens that will lay the eggs for your breakfast. The house is authentic to the period and Gail is a gracious host.
5 on September 25, 2009
The grounds are charming. The food is delicious. The hosts aer friendly and helpful. All-in-all-a delight.
4.8 on September 23, 2009
Gail has done an amazing job! You feel like you are visiting an old friend. The common rooms are very inviting, the breakfasts are divine, everything was perfect!
5 on September 18, 2009
We totally enjoyed our stay at the Roseledge B&B. Sandy and Gail are amazing hosts. The Inn is beautifully appointed and comfortable. The meals are perfect. We'll be back.
4.6 on August 18, 2009
My husband and I were looking for a nice romantic getaway for our 20th wedding anniversary and chose roseledge farm after researching and reading the reviews. We were not disappointed. What a charming 300+ year old house and Gail the owner was a fabulous host. The breakfasts and baked goods were incredible. Will definitely recommend this B&B to all our family and friends!
5 on August 05, 2009
I'm torn between wanting to tell everyone I know about this gem and wanting to hoard the secret and use it as my own personal oasis. Gail is a glorious hostess -- the physical beauty of her home combined with the overwhelming exquisiteness of her cooking is guaranteed to take off any edge.
3.8 on August 05, 2009
We enjoyed our stay, great breakfasts, gardens, innkeepers.
4.2 on August 05, 2009
We stopped off for the night on a drive from Maine to Maryland and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The room was small but clean and cozy. Good accommodations for the very reasonable price. The garden is beautiful and we were thrilled with the homemade chocolate chip cookies and lemonade that greeted us. We would definitely visit again.
4.8 on August 03, 2009
Delightful! Driving up to this farm was one surprise after another. Gorgeous country, lots of animals, swings, gardens and fireflies. Delicious breakfasts and snacks. Cozy bed at night.
4.8 on July 30, 2009
This is my third visit to Roseledge. The gardens are breathtaking and the atmosphere unforgettable. Roseledge is a perfect setting for a B&B. You are relaxed and forget about the world. A perfect place to hide.
5 on July 30, 2009
The grounds were splendid. The lodging was excellent. The breakfasts were easily the best food of the whole trip and our hosts (Gail & Sandy) were precious..
5 on July 29, 2009
This was our second stay here and we'll continue to come back and have recommended this B&B to our friends and family.
5 on July 27, 2009
Lovely in all ways! Gail was so welcoming. Our room was beautifully decorated and comfortable. Fresh and delicious food. We would definitely come back!
5 on July 16, 2009
Peaceful, beautiful, and serene. Peaceful sleep, beautiful garden, and serene atmosphere. Simply put, Awesome!!!
5 on July 14, 2009
Gail & Sandy are two of the nicest hosts my wife and I have ever met. The rooms were excellent;clean and well appointed. The food was outstanding. And a garden shop in the warm months make a gourmet gardner ecstatic! We'll be back again next year; sooner if time allows.
5 on July 02, 2009
nice stay
4.8 on July 01, 2009
What a wonderful B&B. The pictures on the internet did not do it justice. Roseledge is acres of gorgeous roses, perennials, and herbs. The rooms are charming and food is fantastic. the owners are sweet, and it's hard to leave without buying flowers!
5 on June 11, 2009
Absolutely wonderful and relaxing. The hospitality was excellent. Sandy and Gail have such a wonderful home and they are such wonderful hosts to their guests.
5 on June 08, 2009
A very sweet, small inn with beautiful grounds, flowers, and trees- it all seems to have sprung up whole from the earth, including the inn. Delicious breakfasts, great hosts!
5 on May 29, 2009
I love to stay at B&B's and take a lot of time doing research online. Sometimes you're pleasantly surprised and sometimes you're disappointed. This was the most pleasant surprise! My husband and I were traveling between Amherst MA for my niece's graduation and Providence RI where he went to graduate school many, many years ago. Gail is the consummate hostess.......gracious, accomodating, funny, happy, generous. The farmhouse was what you might expect for something 300 years old. But, in a nice way, it felt like it could have been built in the 1900's. The gardens are amazing!! Especially the one that I think is south of the house! We didn't get to stay long enough. We only had homemade cookies (yum!) and the most amazing breakfast! The rhubarb coffeecake is the most incredible thing! Gail wrapped up our extra one to take with us on the road. I would love to find a reason to visit Roseledge Herb Farm again. I hope we can make that happen.
4.8 on May 25, 2009
Gail was an outstanding host, and provided anything and everything you needed without us even asking for it. She always had something for us to snack us whether it be homemade cookies, wine, or cheese and crackers. The breakfast was so amazing and fresh, the strawberry stuffed french toast was sooooo good. The house is extremely beautiful and relaxing. Very close to both casinos.
5 on May 20, 2009
Enjoyed the charm of this 1720 house. Owners were most friendly and helpful. Food superb. Bed very very comfy. Gardens beautiful. Fireplace delightful in room.
4.2 on May 11, 2009
We had a great stay!
4.8 on May 08, 2009
Enjoyed our stay very much. Relaxing atmosphere!! And wonderful hospitality.
5 on May 08, 2009
Enjoy our visit very much. Very relaxing and great service.
5 on May 08, 2009
Excellent and friendly hospitality from our hostess/innkeeper that generated such a welcome feeling. What comfort!! What a pleasure!! Our stay here cements our love of the B&B!
4.4 on May 08, 2009
Nice rooms with working fireplace, comfy beds, great breakfast!
4.8 on May 08, 2009
The room was clean and large with lovely touches, such as chocolates by the bedside and a pre-set fire. Breakfast was delicious and different each morning! And our hostess, Gail, was friendly, warm, and welcoming. Overall, a lovely place to stay!
4.8 on May 08, 2009
This is a wonderful B&B! The breakfast was delicious and the atmosphere is wonderful! It's also a great base for visiting the wine trail!
5 on May 08, 2009
We enjoyed very much the 3 nights we stayed, like being at home and forgetting about daily routine. A lot of things to do around. Thank you for your kind service!
5 on May 08, 2009
A sweet retreat with gentle music, a comfortable flower-oriented decor, and a farm atmosphere. Gracious hosts! The experience I'm glad I had!
5 on April 17, 2009
Gail epitomizes your perfect idea of an outstanding, born to be hostess. This is relaxation in four walls and surroundings.
5 on April 10, 2009
My wife and I greatly enjoyed our stay with Gail and her husband. The homemade food has been delicious and the atmosphere of the antique country home and the beautiful rural surrounding the home made it PERFECT!
5 on April 10, 2009
Gail provided cheer and generosity after our fire and need to stay out of our house for over 2 weeks. Breakfasts were wonderful! Environment cozy and caring!
3.4 on April 07, 2009
People are great and such a comfy place. Really cute and quaint. Had a really relaxing weekend and would recommend this place to everyone!
5 on April 07, 2009
Great experience!
5 on April 07, 2009
Great accommodations and awesome breakfast!
3.2 on April 07, 2009
Roseledge provided all that my group of friends needed to relax and spend a weekend in.
3.8 on April 07, 2009
Relaxing B&B for all ages. Cute, neat antique decor. Welcoming and accommodating innkeepers. Well stocked with treats, teas, bath toiletries, etc. I am looking for an excuse to come back already!
5 on April 07, 2009
The people were really friendly and down to earth. the inn was very clean, cute, and peaceful. I would definitely suggest this to anyone, and I do see myself coming back!
5 on March 19, 2009
Cozy room, delicious breakfast, delightful owner. We loved watching the birds every morning. Total relaxation!
5 on March 19, 2009
My wife and I needed a weekend away and found Roseledge Farm from bedandbreakfast.com what a great decision! It was the remedy of all that ailed us. Beautiful grounds and delicious fresh food. The room was homey but stylish. Gail was an amazing hostess. Bravo!!
4.8 on March 19, 2009
This was such a cozy place to stay, almost as if I was at home! Wonderful time! Food was amazing and hospitality outstanding.
5 on March 19, 2009
Had a great stay. Felt as if I was at home. breakfast was wonderful. Service was outstanding. Seemed as if I was part of the family. Would stay here again.
5 on March 19, 2009
We enjoy the wonderful room, fireplaces, and breakfasts. love this place!
4.6 on February 27, 2009
Nice family place to stay. Kids can play with chickens and other farm animals. Excellent meals and service!
5 on February 27, 2009
Absolutely outstanding breakfast with marvelous service and hospitality. Excellent place for kids. Very warm and inviting, great tea room. Kids LOVED all the animals- chickens, peacocks, bunnies.
4.8 on February 23, 2009
Very friendly owners, cozy rooms. Felt like being at home with Mom taking care of us.
5 on February 23, 2009
The inn is home-like and quaint. Sandy and Gail gave our room so many personal touches for Valentine's Day weekend and our general stay. We would definitely return in the warmer weather!
5 on February 23, 2009
Roseledge is a New England treasure. The house is beautiful and romantic, and Gail and Sandy made us feel so welcome. I would certainly come back and recommend Roseledge to my friends!
4.8 on February 23, 2009
The house is beautiful, the hosts are warm and friendly, and breakfast is terrific! We loved the fireplace in our room. Would definitely visit again!
4.8 on February 23, 2009
Very well kept 1700's home with New England charm. The owners are extremely friendly and accommodating. They did everything they could to make us feel like family and make our stay very special.
3.8 on January 13, 2009
Property is wonderfully preserved. Innkeeper made us feel like family. I will visit again as soon as possible!
5 on December 10, 2008
What a find on the internet! This property was top of the list for 'best' reviews. We're hoping to make our way back to this B&B soon!
5 on December 03, 2008
The decor was charming and the hosts were most welcoming and friendly
5 on December 03, 2008
Roseledge was wonderful! The home is so welcoming and our hosts are fabulous! Breakfast is to die for! Would love to see it in the spring and summer1
4.6 on December 03, 2008
great stay
5 on December 03, 2008
I can't wait to see it when the flowers are in bloom! Breakfasts were fabulous and the hosts made us feel right at home!
5 on December 03, 2008
Lovely old house, wonderful hosts, delicious food...(and flying monkeys, too!)
4.0 on December 03, 2008
Big, comfortable rooms, friendly owners, beautiful farm, great food.
5 on December 03, 2008
excellent stay!
5 on December 03, 2008
great stay!
4.2 on November 21, 2008
We enjoyed the tour and history of the home and property. Breakfast was carefully and artfully prepared. Very nice memories for our family!
4.2 on November 21, 2008
The inn was peaceful and very clean with lots of extra special touches. We returned each night to find the garden lit by multitudes of candles and something soothing to sip for a night cap.
4.8 on November 10, 2008
fantastic! great comfortable bed. Beautiful gardens, gourmet breakfast. host was extremely helpful and friendly. Fireplace was set to light; truly romantic.
4.4 on November 10, 2008
great old house! Great breakfast
5 on October 31, 2008
We stayed here with our children 16 years ago and returned with friends! The inn was beautiful, the gardens and yard were amazing and decorated for the fall. Sandy and Gail were amazing and the food was wonderful! We highly recommend it!
3.0 on October 30, 2008
Really cute B&B. Lush gardens, nicely restored old farmhouse. charming and relaxing. nice getaway.
5 on October 28, 2008
Never a disappointment. We are coming more often now. Spring, fall, and winter. breakfast is excellent. always seasonal. Love this inn!
4.8 on October 28, 2008
lovely Halloween decorations, too! loved the fire and gorgeous breakfast! Thank you!
5 on October 28, 2008
excellent as usual!!!
4.6 on October 28, 2008
lovely 300 year old house. we had a wonderful night in, our room had a fireplace, which we lit and enjoyed a bottle of wine. very romantic!
4.2 on October 28, 2008
wonderful herb garden, farm fresh, yummy breakfasts. Gail made us feel like special guests. We'll be back and recommend to friends.
5 on October 27, 2008
wonderful stay
5 on October 27, 2008
outstanding in every aspect.
5 on October 27, 2008
great stay! nice hosts, god food, clean atmosphere.
5 on October 27, 2008
wonderful stay! wonderful hosts, good food, clean rooms!
4.6 on October 22, 2008
Very cozy and welcoming. I felt at home. Thank you.
5 on October 22, 2008
Had a very relaxing and wonderful time. Enjoyed the fireplace in our room.
5 on October 22, 2008
Excellent ambiance, comfortable rooms, beautiful gardens/farm-like setting, great breakfast. We really enjoyed our stay!
4.0 on October 22, 2008
I enjoyed my stay very much. Quiet and peaceful. Breakfast also was very enjoyable.
4.8 on October 14, 2008
5 on October 08, 2008
Romantic and peaceful. Excellent hostess. Great wholesome food. The whole ambiance simply keeps my heart warm & fuzzy.
5 on October 02, 2008
Quaint, nice room. Friendly, good food
5 on October 02, 2008
I found Roseledge to be very comfortable lodging in a beautiful country setting.
5 on October 01, 2008
Great welcome, attention to details
4.8 on October 01, 2008
Beautiful surroundings, great family atmosphere, wonderful & delicious breakfast!
4.0 on September 29, 2008
Relaxing. Going back to basics. Rekindled our romance.
4.2 on September 09, 2008
Oustanding and Exceeded my expectations!
5 on September 03, 2008
Roseledge is close to both Indian casinos, Mystic and Newport RI. Yet, secluded and rural enough to ensure a great country rest!
5 on August 28, 2008
We used B&B.com to find Roseledge, and now we can add our praises to the five-star rating of the other guests. Gail's hospitality as well as her superb culinary skills made this visit most memorable!
3.8 on August 19, 2008
Freindly, relaxing, delcious food, wonderful experience. 1st time at a B&b
4.8 on August 19, 2008
Awesome hospitality - food is great. Lovely place - wonderful experience.
5 on August 19, 2008
Warm hospitality, charming atmosphere, and lovely breakfast !
4.8 on August 12, 2008
This is a great place for kids. Grounds include bunnies, hens, peacocks, fish ponds, swings, tire horse, trapeze, gardens, porches and sitting areas. Gail is very friendly and made me and my children feel welcome and at home. Gail was great about our food allergies and still made us superb breakfasts in the mornings. The inn was clean, comfortable and quiet, and I would stay here a million more times if I could. Very highly recommended.
5 on August 06, 2008
My family had an amazing time at this very inviting and warm B&B. Our two children absolutely loved the animals and grounds. The breakfasts and cookies were soooo delicious. And, of course, Gail was an excellent hostess. A truly wonderful experience!
5 on July 31, 2008
stay and food.
5 on July 31, 2008
An outstanding country inn with a plentiful herb garden. Room filled with fresh flowers and breakfast dishes accompanied by herbs-adding warmth and a sense of "at home".
4.8 on July 31, 2008
5 on July 31, 2008
Beautful, historic home with comfy roorms, excellent food, and truly accomodating hostess.
4.2 on July 31, 2008
Lovely grounds, didn't sleep well because of the room being very warm.
4.8 on July 31, 2008
Truly historic spot. Not run of the mill. Lovely hostess.
5 on July 31, 2008
Super hospitality. Beautiful old (300yrs!) home in country. Excellent breakfast from their garde.
4.6 on July 31, 2008
Wonderful experience all around. Breakfast was delicious everyday.
4.8 on July 30, 2008
The farmhouse and gardens were amazing. We enjoyed the coziness of the room. Gail and Sandy were so accomodating. We would love to retire.
4.6 on July 30, 2008
The stay exceeded my expectations and was outstanding in sevice cleanliness and dining.
4.0 on July 30, 2008
The stay exceeded my expectations.
4.6 on July 30, 2008
Saw many pars of state I hadn't seen before, and although weather was extremely hot, it was comforting to return to our inn and the relief we enjoyed with an a/c room. Hostess was friendly and enjoyable.
4.8 on July 30, 2008
Very historic, homey inn. Great breakfast, served and cooked with herbs. Very friendly and inviting innkeepers.
4.8 on July 30, 2008
All necessities were supplied. Inn Keepers very friendly and accommodating. Made good recommendations. Informative.
4.8 on July 30, 2008
Everything was beyond perfect absolutely adorable.
5 on July 28, 2008
My stay was Outstanding!
4.0 on July 28, 2008
My stay exceeded my expectations and it was very charming!
4.2 on July 28, 2008
My stay met and exceeded my expectations and the service was outstanding!
4.2 on July 28, 2008
Innkeeper Gail is so fun! Great stories, gave us a lovely guided tour of the whole property. The bed was high and cozy, and breakfast was delicious.
4.2 on July 28, 2008
We loved Roseledge and will recomment it to our friends! Gail is a charming hostess and fantastic chef. The houes and grounds are beautiful in July. birds, flowers - of every sort. Perfectly lovely!
3.6 on July 25, 2008
Hostess was very inviting. We enjoyed the breakfast with farm fresh eggs and herbs.
5 on July 24, 2008
5 on July 24, 2008
Delightful, clean, delicious.
5 on July 23, 2008
A very relaxing property located on a 300 year old farm. Gale is a wonderful host! And the food and home are very welcoming and warm. This place is a cannot miss for the homemade cookies & honey!
4.8 on July 23, 2008
Excellent place to stay in great surroundings. The home is lobely and centrally located. Rooms are comforable and breakfasts were fantastic.
4.0 on July 23, 2008
Wonderful, natural foods & treats. Would like a little more light in room. Would definitely return!!
4.4 on July 23, 2008
This beautiful, garden-enclosed B&B was a perfect way for my mother & I to experience Mystic, CT. Clean with excellent service.
5 on July 23, 2008
Wonderful, enchanting home. Loved the room, the house, the garden & the food & Gail! Perfect way to spend out Anniversary night.
5 on July 21, 2008
Your home and the grounds are beautiful. It was comfortable and relaxing.
4.8 on July 21, 2008
Roseledge is straight out of a Victorian postcard. Tea tables set in an English garden, magazine - worthy breakfast tables overflowing with herbs, flowers and fresh pastries, beds more comfortable than home, and a hostess who is graciousness itself.
4.8 on July 16, 2008
Truly gorgeous.
4.6 on July 16, 2008
Gorgeous gardens, makes you feel right at home. Perfect hospitality, good cooking, thoughtful and tasteful ambiance, all in some beautiful New England countryside close to Rhode Island, Mystic, etc. We'll come back soon!
3.2 on July 15, 2008
Outstanding grounds & inviting & unusual breakfast incorporating herbs/flowers grown by the innkeepers.
5 on July 14, 2008
Warm reception; excellent amenities; delicious fresh baked foods. Accommodates well needs. A wonderful delightful experience.
4.0 on July 14, 2008
Charming gardens and home. Hospitality and amenities were wonderful.
5 on July 14, 2008
Very nice B&B. We look forward to returning for another stay.
4.0 on July 09, 2008
Very pleasant surroundings, friendly atmosphere. Well appointed.
4.2 on July 09, 2008
Gail's warm, friendly hospitality and delicious breakfasts confirmed our selection of her B&B rather than a motel. Note: Inn is not easily accessible to infirm.
4.4 on July 09, 2008
Very comfortable. Clean & welcoming. Excellent hospitality.
3.2 on July 09, 2008
Rooms could use more lights & chairs. Garden beautiful.
4.8 on July 08, 2008
Everything was the BEST!! The room, the grounds, THE FOOD, and the host could not have been better. I highly recommend to all.
4.2 on July 08, 2008
A great place to stay, comfortable and relaxing. Beautiful gardens!
5 on July 08, 2008
Had a super time. The fresh peas were super duper!
2.8 on July 02, 2008
Charming w/lovely gardens. Warm and friendly hospitality. Environmentally friendly!
5 on July 02, 2008
Excellent! Charming!
5 on June 20, 2008
this place was really a great place to stay at.
5 on June 20, 2008
this was a very nice place to stay at. everything was just outstanding
4.8 on June 20, 2008
Roseledge is a herb and plant business as well as a b&b also everything is lush and green. the house is 300 years old and absolutely charming
5 on June 20, 2008
beautiful 200 yr farm house with lovely rose gardens and plants that attract butterflies and bees to sit and relax with. delectable meals. a time to rest and relax and replenish the soul.
4.8 on June 20, 2008
excellent in every respect
4.8 on June 20, 2008
great place! we'll go again.
5 on June 20, 2008
great food, accommodations and hospitality. beautiful location
5 on June 20, 2008
this place was great
5 on June 19, 2008
What a charming, friendly hostess! What a delicious breakfast! What lovely rooms! What comfort! What delight! Who could ask for more?
5 on June 19, 2008
Everything possible was done to ensure our comfort at this charming and welcoming B&B. Our hostess was friendly and accomodating and anticipated our every need. The breakfast was ample and delicious!
5 on June 13, 2008
friendly and warm. beautiful accommodation with lovely gardens. would love to stay here again
5 on June 11, 2008
this place is excellent!i will definitely be coming back. the setting is very romantic the lodgings are very beautiful and clean and the price is awesome!
5 on June 04, 2008
5 on June 04, 2008
A very nice, cozy atmosphere. Friendly, helpful staff. Greatly exceeded my expectaions.
5 on June 04, 2008
B&B at Roseledge Herb Farm
5 on June 02, 2008
Wonderful, charming, peaceful, cozy. Great for families and couples. It was a fabulous visit.
4.0 on June 02, 2008
Enjoyed the stay loved the farm--food is excellelnt! Rooms were lovely and comfortable!
5 on May 23, 2008
5 on April 16, 2008
Back in January '01 my (now) husband and I stayed at Roseledge for a wonderfully romantic weekend. He proposed in front of our room's fireplace. I wrote in the guest book that night that we had gotten engaged. You read my entry before next day's breakfast and congratulated my new fiance with the news when he came down the stairs. Boy, was he surprised that anyone knew already! That weekend was one of the best in our lives. Your hospitality and beautiful home, with its lovely and tasteful decor was a warm and wonderful part of it all. We came back two years later to celebrate our 2nd wedding anniversary and were so happy we did so. Now we are happy parents of a wonderful 21 month old little boy. We sometimes fantasize about coming back to Roseledge, somehow managing to have a friend watch him for the night! We just loved it there and you can't beat the wood burning fireplaces. They're the best and the breakfast is pretty great too! I just wanted you to know what we have happy memories of Roseledge and we hope to return again. Warmly, Joan Doria
4.0 on March 24, 2008
This B&B is beautiful. Staying here feels like staying at home. Hospitality is defined by the wonderful inn keeper. My stay included a magical wedding. This is a perfect place for a country getaway.
5 on December 02, 2007
We found Roseledge while looking for B&B to celebrate my wife's birthday. Having spent some time at B&Bs while touring Ireland, we thought we knew what to expect. We didn't - Gail's hospitality blew away anything we experienced in Ireland, a place legendary for their hospitality. Her breakfasts were simply divine, and she went completely overboard decorating our room with birthday decorations, cake, and champagne. The rooms reflect what a farmhouse should look like, and the stocked fireplaces are a wonderful touch on a chilly autumn night. And for anyone planning a fall trip to Roseledge, Gail and Sandy's Halloween decorations are not to be missed!
5 on November 29, 2007
Property very pretty with gardens, flowers, and a pond. Gail and Sandy were excellent hosts. Very welcoming. We had a great time and will definetly be returning. The breakfast was also delicious!
4.4 on October 26, 2007
Gracious hospitality, exceptional comfort, charm, delicious breakfast.
5 on October 18, 2007
An awesome, stress-free enviornment. Great conversation, food, company surroundings quite educational.
3.8 on October 18, 2007
personable owners, make you feel right at home. Gail had lots of info on the area if you want to keep busy or there are lots of cozy areas around the house to sit and relax.
5 on October 16, 2007
We just returned from a weekend at Roseledge. It was our first B&B experience and we were thrilled! Gail and Sandy are excellent hosts. I loved the animals and wanted to bring them all home with me. Gail is a wonderful cook. Her french toast was the best I've ever had. I'm definitely recommending Roseledge to all my family and friends.
5 on October 10, 2007
My wife and I spent two wonderful nights at Roseledge for our 30th anniversary. The home was quaint, clean and inviting. Gail knew the history of the home and the area and told some very interesting stories. Each morning at breakfast Gail would ensure we were well served then sit with us and join in an always lively discussion about whatever came up. The food was good and in "just right" portions. The grounds were well cared for and had very nice decorations. The home was also decorated in an excellent Halloween theme. We couldn't have asked for a more pleasant, relaxing couple days centered around Roseledge Hill Farm. This was our FIRST Bed and Breakfast stay, and because of it we will definitely continue to enjoy them!
4.4 on October 08, 2007
My husband & I visited Roseledge Bed & Breakfast over Columbus Day weekend 2007. The house was quaint and beautiful. Gail had the house decorated for Halloween and it was so festive. She is an excellent host. The food was delicious. Homebaked Chocolate Chip Cookies, Banana Nut Muffins, Apple Coffeecake. Breakfast was wonderful. Cinnamon French Toast, Eggs any way (except for Poached) with Bacon, Home Fries & Toast. Coffee, Teas, Juices. Our room was very nice and homey. We had a nice jacuzzi tub. Gail was always asking what she could get anyone. I would definitely recommend this place. We will come back again on the next long weekend we have.
5 on July 18, 2007
What a pleasure it was to stay at a B&B where the gardens and food exceeded our expectations! Gail and Sandy made us feel like family; except we didn't have to clean up after ourselves! We visit a lot of B&B's and Roseledge is clearly in the top 5. Our anniversary stay was memorable and we will return.
5 on July 06, 2007
For our first ever family vacation I am glad we choose Roseledge. They seemed to love our children as there own. They exceeded our every expectation and our children did not want to leave. Thank you Gail and Sandy for a wonderful family vacation!!!
3.6 on May 21, 2007
Our stay at the Roseledge herb farm was a very pleasant one, for our one day stay we were made to feel welcome and comfortable in a completely relaxed environment. We were also suprised to find out for a place located in a rural area that there were many places to visit and things to do. We would hope to stay there again in the near future.
5 on May 21, 2007
Although it rained the whole time, it was nonetheless a wonderful "escape" for the two of us on our tenth anniversary. Our expectations were exceeded! All the food was first rate !!!
5 on May 02, 2007
I surprised my husband by taking him to this wonderful, cozy B&B in the next state over from where we live. Roseledge had quaint surroundings, very nice hosts and excellent breakfasts. In fact, Gail's cinnamon french toast was the best we ever had!
5 on April 24, 2007
My wife and I stayed there from 4/20/07 to 4/22/07. It was truly a wonderful stay! As other reviews have stated, we also felt like we were treated like family when we stayed there. The room was beautiful, and the breakfasts were very good! That famous cinnamon french toast! Yummy! Would definitely recommend this place to anyone.
5 on April 18, 2007
Gail and her husband, Sandy, were wonderful! Gail made my birthday special by having a birthday cake and champagne in our room. We had some fun conversation with the homeowners and I would definitely go back to this B&B again! Cheers! Lisa
5 on April 17, 2007
gail and sandy made us feel right at home. the champagne and birthday cake were waiting for us in the room when we arrived. excellent breakfest cooked to order. cant wait to go back again.
4.4 on March 29, 2007
Apprehension gave way to a very comfortable and completely enjoyable stay. We felt like family the moment we arrived.Service,food and friendliness was abundant. What you would wish for in New England charm and hospitality. A great electic mix of antiques and collectibles. Looking forward to returning.
5 on March 01, 2007
Thank you so much for your "over the top" hospitality. The special touches (fireplace, whirlpool bath, accessories, little birthday cake, birthday banner, & delicious breakfasts) were wonderful. We will always remember John's 60th Birthday celebration. Thanks for making it so special. We hope to be back. May God Bless!
5 on February 05, 2007
We celebrated our third marriage anniversary at this farm and thoroughly enjoyed it.the fireplace was warm and cozy.Gail ensured that we had a nice celebration.she even packed a freshly baked banana bread loaf for us on our way back.
5 on February 04, 2007
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Roseledge. It had a very cozy feel and the breakfast was excellent. Would strongly recommend it.
5 on February 01, 2007
My family and I have just returned from a wonderful week at Roseledge Farm. We loved everything about this place, the food, the room, the hospitality, all were excellent. Gail and Sandy made us all feel right at home. Our next trip to Ct will have to be in spring or summer and we'll be staying at Roseledge. Our daughter can't wait to stay and sleep in "her" trundle bed.


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Lawrence Gilliard Jr. Cast as Series Regular on The Walking Dead Season 4by Matt Richenthal at . Comments
Lawrence Gilliard Jr. is headed to The Walking Dead.
The Wire alum will be a series regular when this AMC smash returns in the fall, coming on board as an ex-army medic named Bob Stookie. Look for the character to be severely haunted by events that took place both before and after the apocalypse.
The Walking Dead Season 4 will premiere some time in October, with David Morrisey returning as The Governor and Robert Kirkman recently saying the mainstays will travel to many different places and locations.
Aside from his role as D'Angelo on The Wire, Gilliard also enjoyed an extended run last year on Army Wives.
Matt Richenthal is the Editor in Chief of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter and on Google+.Tags: Casting News, The Walking Dead
I agree I am TOTALLY OBSSESSED WITH TWD. LOVE IT- can't wait for October - Season 4 ! YES!! Shoot I can't wait to see the season 4 trailer - OMG
The Walking Dead is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ANOTHER GUY 4RM THE WIRE? HELL YEAH BRING IN THE WHOLE CAST TO JOIN RICK'S GROUP THEY'RE BADASS!!!!!!! they can kill the govenor and his two minions- martinez and the bowman.


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Recently by Russ Baker: War, Syrian-Style? Has Assad Ordered MassRapes?
Just before the opening of the London games, a former Olympic Committee executive declared in a New York Times interview that he had confidence in how this year's spectacle would unfold:
u201CI think in the end London will more than hold its own against any previous Games. The only black cloud for me is the security agenda and whether there is some crazy, as they say, lone wolf out there.u201D
As they say…some lone wolf.
If that gives you chills, you aren't alone. We've had enough experience to know that these statements shouldn't be taken lightly. Nor should the underlying principle go unchallenged: that only deranged individuals provoke mayhem by design.
Media reports and government statements pretty much reduce terror sponsors to two types: the u201Clone wolf,u201D and countries and entities in current ill repute. To be sure, for many, the archetype of Olympic terror is the organized attack: Palestinian Black September members taking the Israeli team hostage at the 1972 Munich games, and the bloody climax. Since then, we've also had our share of lone (or allegedly lone) gunmen and bombers, and of (allegedly) sponsored terror by identified enemies.
Certainly, Western countries are quick to accuse disfavored regimes, with uneven levels of accuracy, of atrocities that those regimes quickly deny. Recently, Iran has been accused of fomenting numerous acts of terror, including bombing a bus full of Israelis on vacation in Bulgaria, and unverified allegations of planned massacres and mass rapes have been effective tools in building public support for war in Libya and Syria.
History has shown us, however, that acts of violence, with or without declared sponsorship, are not the exclusive province of crazy loners or renegade regimes. In fact, we know from experience that, as horrendous as it sounds, those in power have sometimes terrorized their own populace while blaming the violence on others. The reasons for this vary widely, but include justifying retributive acts abroad or domestic repression.
One classic technique of creating disorder to justify subsequent repression or military action is the u201Cfalse flagu201D attack, so named to describe a ship's flying an enemy flag while attacking one of its own country's vessels. The cases in which such attacks were intended to become the basis for a severe reaction could fill a book. Here are a few:
- The Reichstag fire, Berlin, 1933: blamed on Communists but most likely instigated by the Nazis to justify their power grab and subsequent suspension of basic liberties.
- Operation Northwoods, Washington, 1962: a plan proposed by high government officials, involving American forces masquerading as Cubans attacking American targets. Deaths and injuries of U.S. citizens anticipated. Rejected by President Kennedy.
- Deaths of civilians during Buddhist protests in Hue, Vietnam, during June, 1963, caused by plastic explosives. Allegations that only the CIA possessed such explosives, and that they were thrown by a Captain James Scott. The bombing campaign, blamed on the government of South Vietnam, increased unrest in the country, destabilized the Diem regime, led to a coup, and contributed to the escalation of American involvement in that country.
- Gladio: The CIA-sponsored. clandestine u201Cstay-behindu201D NATO network in post-World War II Europe, believed to be tied to right-wing terror attacks that were blamed on the Left. (see the book Puppetmasters on political terrorism in Italy.)
- The Apartment House Bombings: A wave of bombings in Russia, 1999, that justified Moscow's intervention in Chechnya, and paved the way for Vladimir Putin's presidency. (see Chapter 2, Darkness at Dawn)
- Contacts between the 9/11 hijackers and the Saudi elite, described in an exclusive WhoWhatWhy report, which you can read here.
As should be clear from this list, the use of deadly u201Cfalse flagu201D operations to gain strategic political advantage is not exclusive to regimes of any particular ideology. The lone wolves, meanwhile, are certainly out there, but they're not all as solitary as they might appear.
Reprinted from WhoWhatWhy.com.
Russ Baker is an award-winning investigative reporter. He has written for The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, The Nation, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Village Voice and Esquire and dozens of other major domestic and foreign publications. He has also served as a contributing editor to the Columbia Journalism Review. Baker received a 2005 Deadline Club award for his exclusive reporting on George W. Bush's military record. He is the author of Family of Secrets: The Bush Dynasty, the Powerful Forces That Put It in the White House, and What Their Influence Means for America (Bloomsbury Press, 2009); it was released in paperback as Family of Secrets: The Bush Dynasty, America's Invisible Government and the Hidden History of the Last Fifty Years. For more information on Russ's work, see his sites, www.familyofsecrets.com and www.russbaker.com.


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Discover PerformanceHP Software's community for IT leaders // October 2012
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The perimeter is breached, and you can't secure every device. Look at the data, the apps and the users.
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Lead on mobile IT
IT shouldn't follow the business on mobility. IT leaders should start by making their own department fully mobile.
Trend watch
Strong application security in the mobile device era
Complex mobile apps plus increasing attacks equal a need to identify risks and instill best practices.
CIO insight
Managing risk in an insecure world
At HP Protect, security expert Bruce Schneier discusses accepting that you can't "get in front" of security threats, and an HP Enterprise Security exec talks risk management.
Security index
Percentage of respondents who cited security as a top mobile concern.1
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Percentage of companies that are "completely" (9.1%) or "extremely" (38.1%) confident they know which types of devices are used to access business resources.3
One question
Q: In a mobile/cloud world, how can you secure the data in transit and at rest, regardless of device?
A: Considerations need to include a combination of role, device and location. For example, a solution that lets your production manager access their email on an iPad at home, but not the assembly line control system. For that kind of access, they'd need to be on an approved device in the factory. … What about devices that are [lost or] "borrowed"? Consider how to secure the data, rather than simply the network. Then you can still provide agility for the organization, while managing the risks.
— Roger Lawrence, CTO, Enterprise Cloud Services, HP South Pacific, on the Grounded in the Cloud blog
1 "Quick Poll: Enterprise Mobility Trends," IDG for HP, August 2012
2 "2011 Mobile Threats Report," Juniper Networks, February 2012
3 "SANS Mobility/BYOD Security Survey," SANS, sponsored by HP, March 2012