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If you happen to be in Rome on the 18th, the date of the consistory for the creation of 22 new cardinals (The Vatican Information Service still maintains that number, despite the slightly odd reports about Fr. Karl Becker's absence from the consistory), and for Dutch faithful, the VNB offers that possibility in the form of a four-day trip to Rome, the Holy See has published the exact location where each new cardinal may be found, in order to congratulate them, from 4:30 to 6:30 in the afternoon.
In the atrium of the Paul VI Hall are Cardinals João Bráz de Aviz, Edwin O'Brien, George Alencherry, Lucian Muresan, Julien Ries and Prosper Grech.
In the Paul VI Hall itself: Cardinals Francesco Coccopalmerio, Thomas Collins, Dominik Duka, Willem Eijk, Giuseppe Betori, Timothy Dolan, Woelki and John Tong Hon.
In the Sala Regia of the Apostolic Palace may be found Cardinals Fernando Filoni, Manuel Monteiro de Castro and Giuseppe Bertello.
The Galleria Lapidaria of the Apostolic Palace will host Cardinals Santos Abril y Castelló and Antonio Vegliò.'
And lastly, in the Sala Ducale of the Apostolic Palace will be Cardinals Domenico Calcagno and Giuseppe Versaldi.
And yes, attentive readers will have noticed that this list omits the name of Cardinal Becker. It's a weird situation that has developed in the past week. Is Fr. Becker indeed too ill to attend the consistory, and if so, why then is his creation as cardinal postponed to some unknown date? A cardinal, after all, need not be present to be created. So why would ill health prevent a cardinal from being created?
I'm curious how many new cardinals we'll see in the various halls of the Holy See on the 18th.
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A week from now, the Catholic Church will gain 21 or 22* new cardinals, and they in turn will each get a cardinal title or a cardinal deaconry. In an earlier blog I explained that cardinals who are ordinaries of a diocese will usually be made cardinal priests with a title church, while cardinals in the curia will be cardinal deacons with a deaconry. But we won't know which cardinal will receive which title or deaconry until the actual consistory, when they'll receive them together with the ring and the red biretta.
But all of the above certainly does not mean we can't guess, of course…
Ten of the new cardinals will be cardinal priests. They are the heads of major (arch)dioceses and, in one case, the archpriest of the Basilica of St. Mary Major. Cardinals-designate Santos Abril y Castelló, George Alencherry, Thomas Collins, Dominik Duka, Wim Eijk, Giuseppe Betori, Timothy Dolan, Rainer Woelki, John Tong Hon and Lucian Muresan will receive one of the following 13 title churches, listed in the order in which they became vacant.
- Sant' Atanasio. Entrusted since 1872 to the Congregation for the Oriental Churches, a fact that may well be reflected in the choice of cardinal-protector. Cardinals-designates Alencherry and Muresan seem likely, as they are both archbishop in a non-Roman rite Church. Saint' Atanasio has been vacant since 1984.
- San Callisto. Vacant since 2003, but with a long history as a titular church. Past cardinal-protectors came mainly from Italy, but also included cardinals from other European countries.
- Nostra Signora di Guadalupe a Monte Mario has been vacant since 2008. Named for Our Lady of Guadalupe, patron of the Americas, a future cardinal-protector may come from either North or South America. Likely, then, are Archbishops Collins or Dolan.
- San Felice da Cantalice e Centocello was only held as a title once before, by South Korean Cardinal Kim Sou-Hwan, who died in early 2009.
- San Patrizio. A national church of Ireland, a future cardinal-protector will very likely come from that island. It will remain vacant for a while longer, then.
- San Giacchino ai Prati di Castello. Previously held by Cardinal Alfrink, one of the mere two previous cardinal-protectors, will this title be given to Archbishop Eijk?
- San Bernardo alle Terme. Another title church with a long history as such. Its edifice and annexed monastery are maintained by the Cistercians, which is no clue to the identity of a future cardinal-protector, since there are no Cistercians in next week's consistory. The previous cardinal-protector was Cardinal Vithayatil, so his successor as Major Archbishop of the Syro-Malabarese Church, Mar George Alencherry, could conceivably be given this title as well. But then again, he may just as likely not.
- San Marcello. A long history of 63 previous cardinal-protectors from all over the world reveals nothing about the identity of its future cardinal-protector.
- San Giuseppe all' Aurelio is a fairly recently created title church, held by only one cardinal-protector,. He was Berlin's Cardinal Sterzinsky, so Archbishop Woelki has a decent shot at this.
- San Gerardo Maiella was the title church held only by Cardinal Swiatek, so perhaps another Slavic cardinal will succeed him, in the person of Archbishop Duka.
- "Regina Apostolorum" has been vacant since last July. It's three past cardinal-protectors have all been Italians, but most of the older title churches have a strong Italian history when it comes to cardinals assigned them.
- Santi Marcellino e Pietro is yet another ancient title church with cardinal-protectors from various nations. It has been vacant since August.
- Santissimo Redentore e Sant' Alfonso in Via Merulana, vacant since the death of Cardinal Bevilacqua a few weeks ago, has a New World history, having been held by two Americans and a Bolivian cardinal. Collins and Dolan again come into view.
So we can make some educated guesses, but nothing is certain when it comes to the assignment of title churches. The Holy Father is also free to create new titles churches.
The same really goes for cardinal deaconries, to be assigned to cardinal deacons. Of these, there are 11 or 12* on the list of the consistory: Fernando Filoni, Manuel Monteiro de Castro, Antonio Vegliò, Giuseppe Bertello, Francesco Coccopalmerio, João Bráz de Aviz, Edwin O'Brien, Domenico Calcagno, Giuseppe Versaldi, Julien Ries, Prosper Grech ( and possibly Karl Becker). Currently, there are 11 vacant cardinal deaconries, so if the list of names in the previous line is correct, all will be assigned (and a new one may even be created). We must also not forget that the Holy Father will decide to create one or more of the assumed cardinal deacons as cardinal priests instead, or vice versa. Anyway, whatever may happen, let's take a look at the vacant deaconries:
- Santa Maria in Cosmedin. An ancient basilica that has been vacant since 1967. It has had no less than 64 cardinal deacons that we know of.
- San Giovanni Battista Decollato was ever only the deaconry of one Italian cardinal and has been vacant since 1988.
- San Teodoro is an ancient church which is also used, by papal permission, by the Greek Orthodox community of Rome. Maybe its future cardinal deacon, its first since 2000, will have some link with the Orthodox?
- Santissima Annunciazione della Beata Vergine Maria a Via Ardeatina vacant since 2006, has had a single Italian cardinal deacon.
- Nostra Signora di Coromoto in San Giovanni di Dio has had a single Venezuelan cardinal deacon and has been vacant since 2007.
- Sant' Elena fuori Porta Prenestina, vacant since 200, has had two cardinal deacons, one from Ghana and one from Canada.
- Santi Vito, Modesto e Crescenzia has been a titular church since 1011, switching several times between a deaconry and a title church. Vacant since 2009, it has been assigned to 35 cardinals.
- San Ponziano is another deaconry which has had a single cardinal deacon. It has been vacant since November of 2010.
- Sacro Cuore di Gesù a Castro Pretorio is held by the Salesians and is connected to a boarding school for the arts and industries. One of its two past cardinal deacons was Belgian, so maybe Archbishop Ries will get this title.
- San Cesareo in Palatio, once the title of the future Pope John Paul II. It has been vacant since September.
- San Sebastiano al Palatino has been awaiting a new deacon since the death of Cardinal Foley in December.
The cardinal deaconries are much harder to predict than the title churches of cardinal priests. But the title churches together form a living memory of the rich history of the Church in Rome. As titular priests and deacons of these churches, the new cardinals are part of this history, which is also a history of the Church's unity with the pope as the visible sign.
* We'll probably have to wait and see if Fr. Karl Becker is among the new cardinals on the 18th, as reports about his health are conflicting, as is his attendance at the consistory.
After a busy morning in which he consecrated Archbishops Charles Brown and Marek Solczyński during today's Epiphany Mass, the Holy Father appeared a bit later than usual for his noon Angelus address. He quickly moved to the big event that was already causing a considerable buzz among Catholics – journalists and otherwise – on Twitter: the announcement of a consistory on 18 February in which no less than 22 new cardinals – among them 18 electors – will be created.
There are a few big names in the list, but standing out for us here in the Netherlands is that of Archbishop Willem Jacobus Eijk. Three years after his arrival in Utrecht, he will become the metropolitan see's fifth cardinal in a row. Turning 59 in June, Cardinal-designate Eijk will be able to participate in at least two conclaves, I would think (unless the sucessor of Pope Benedict will pull a JPII and remain on the seat of St. Peter for 20 years or more).
The selection of Archbishop Eijk was not unexpected. His name was already mentioned in the run-up to the November 2010 consistory, but the 80th birthday of Cardinal Simonis, the only Dutch elector, cleared the way for Eijk to succeed him in the College of Cardinals. With the title of cardinal comes, of course, a title church in Rome and a whole bag of expectations. And certainly the local media, which has been seeing the Church and the archbishop in the light of the abuse crisis, will be asking a whole heap of questions about Eijk's suitability for the red hat. But these are questions being asked too late. A candidate's suitability as cardinal flows from his suitability as bishop or priest. Added to that is the issue of the College of Cardinals reflecting the world Church and the importance of a see or curial position reflected in a cardinal title. The Archdiocese of Utrecht under the guidance of Archbishop Eijk is, in the mind of the pope and most likely also in light of the future, deserving of a cardinal at the helm.
Here is the full list of future cardinals:
- Fernando Filoni, 65, Prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelisation of People
- João Bráz de Aviz, 64, Prefect of the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life
- Manuel Monteiro de Castro, 73, Major Penitentiary of the Apostolic Penitentiary (only appointed as such yesterday!)
- Giuseppe Bertello, 69, President of the Governorate of Vatican City State
- Domenico Calcagno, 69, President of the Administration of the Patrimony of theApostolic See
- Giuseppe Versaldi, 68, President of the Prefecture for the Economic Affairs of the Holy See
- Santos Abril y Castelló, 76, Vice-Chamberlain of the Apostolic Chamber and Archpriest of the Basilica of St. Mary Major
- Edwin Frederick O'Brien, 72, Pro-Grand Master of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem
- Antonio Maria Vegliò, 74, President of the Pontifical Council for Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People
- Francesco Coccopalmerio, 73, President of the Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts
- Giuseppe Betori, 65, Archbishop of Firenze
- George Alencherry, 66, Major Archbishop of Ernakulam-Angamaly
- Thomas Christopher Collins, 65, Archbishop of Toronto
- Willem Jacobus Eijk, 58, Archbishop of Utrecht
- John Tong Hon, 72, Bishop of Hong Kong
- Rainer Maria Woelki, 55, Archbishop of Berlin (the youngest member of the College of Cardinals)
- Timothy Michael Dolan, 62, Archbishop of New York
- Dominik Jaroslav Duka, 68, Archbishop of Prague
- Prosper Grech, 86, Priest of the Order of St. Augustine
- Karl Josef Becker, 83, Priest of the Society of Jesus
- Lucian Muresan, 80, Major Archbishop of Fagaras si Alba Iulia (Romanian)
- Julien Ries, 91, Priest of Namur, Belgium
This consistory is a fairly Italian affair. With 7 new cardinals, Italy easily overtakes the United States and Germany, which each gain two cardinals (Dolan and O'Brien; Woelki and Becker), Brazil (Bráz de Aviz), Portugal (Monteiro de Castro), Spain (Abril y Castelló), India (Alencherry), Canada (Collins), the Netherlands (Eijk), China (Tong Hon), the Czech Republic (Duka), Malta (Grech), Romania (Muresan) and Belgium (Ries) each have one new cardinal.
Last year all eyes were on Pope Benedict's successful visit to the United Kingdom, and now we are at the brink of what I think could be an equally momentous visit: the first official state visit to Germany. And while 100 parliamentarians plan to be somewhere else than the Bundestag tomorrow (and Archbishop Zollitsch optimistically hopes they'll give the pope's address a good read afterwards), while protesters claim to be able to muster several tens of thousands to their cause (and the Holy Father is rumoured to have some trepidation because of that – not that it'll keep him away from his native country), and while even Hans Küng is stirred from his slumbers to make some old-fashioned comments, many thousands of people from Germany and abroad eagerly await to papal shoes setting foot on the concrete of Berlin's Tegel airport.
If the UK visit is anything to go by (and that remains to be seen), this visit certainly has the potential to stir things up and reinvigorate the German faithful and Church, and even those beyond. And what with Germany's leading position in Europe, this visit is in many ways a visit to Europe as well. What the pope will say and do will have a bearing on Germany, but. I expect, no less on all Europeans, especially those in the secularised west. As the Holy Father said in his televised address three days ago: "[I]n these days we want to try to return to seeing God, to return to being persons through whom the light of hope might enter the world, a light that comes from God and helps us to live." The hearts and minds of the people of the secularised west must be reopened to God, so that He may become visible again in our lives. The visit will therefore be a missionary visit: like Saints Paul and Peter travelled to strengthen the faith of small Christian communities, so does the Successor of Peter visit the Christian communities, Catholic or not, of Germany this week.
For Archbishop Rainer Woelki, installed less than a month ago as Berlin's ninth bishop (and second archbishop), this will the big event he never had the time to prepare for, and the one his predecessor, Cardinal Sterzinsky, had hoped he would live long enough to see. But Archbishop Woelki, who will welcome the pope upon his arrival in Berlin tomorrow, will be used to the rocky start of his heading the Church of Berlin; one day after his own installation, he was called upon to consecrate new Bishop Ipolt of Görlitz, one of Berlin's two suffragan dioceses. Having the pope come for a visit will perhaps be something of a matter of course now. Although his joy, his awe and his desire to impress the magnitude of this occasion on the people of Berlin do shine through in a letter which was read in all churches of the archdiocese this weekend.
And it is a momentous occasion. For the pope, certainly, who has few chances to visit the country where he grew up and which he clearly loves. But also for the Church in Germany, for the people of all faiths and also for the political world in and beyond Germany. The pope comes as a head of state, certainly. He was invited as such by the federal president. But the pope can never be just a head of state. He also comes as the Successor of Peter as the visible head under which all Catholic faithful are united, as the man to whom Christ Himself entrusted the care of His Church in these times. We do well to give him our ear and our mind, and pay loving attention to what the Holy Father will teach and express in the coming days.
Because, as the motto of this papal visit says, Where God is, is the Future!
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4,431 views last month. That's a tiny increase over June, which is somewhat surprising; it's been a slow blogging month after all. But let's see what people have been reading.
1: Two years in the making, a new archbishop for Luxembourg 92
2: From Cologne with love – Woelki to Berlin 56
3: Something is very rotten among the Dutch Salesians 49
4: Dutch missionary bishop in the dock 48
5: Bishop Liesen on EWTN 43
6: Het probleem Medjugorje 38
7: On the invisible throne – Van den Hende installed as Rotterdam's fifth bishop 35
8: The wide reach of Anders Breivik 33
9: Travelling with the bishops 32
10: Archbishop Fisichella calls Europe's main archbishops to Rome 27
A variety of topics, mostly fairly recent – with one exception on number 6 – but none with a shockingly high number of views. There seems to have been an increase in views towards the end of the month, and if that continues into August, there is no doubt that we'll cross the 100,000 threshold before September.
In 1988, Berlin lost its bishop – Joachim Meisner, now a cardinal – to Cologne. Now, it seems, the gesture is returned. Only four days after the death of the previous metropolitan of the German capital, Bishop Rainer Maria Woelki crosses the country from Cologne. And so none of the German dioceses remain vacant any longer.
Archbishop elect Woelki was born in Cologne in 1956 and was ordained to the priesthood in 1985. In 2003 he was ordained to be one of the auxiliary bishops of the Archdiocese of Cologne (he leaves three of them with Cardinal Meisner). In his time in Cologne he served as private secretary to the cardinal, and director of the Collegium Albertinum for seminarians studying in Bonn, among other duties. As auxiliary bishop he held the titular see of Scampa in modern Albania, and within the German bishops' conference his responsibilities were in the fields of vocations, Church ministries and science & culture. At 54, he is among the youngest German bishops, and certainly the youngest archbishop.
As mentioned before, this appointment fills all German sees, but in the near future we may expect three new vacancies, one of which is Woelki's native Cologne. Cardinal Meisner is 77 and thus overdue for retirement, and the same goes for Bishop Wilhelm Schraml of Passau (76) and Cardinal Karl Lehmann of Mainz (75).


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GREENSBORO -- Hundreds of North Carolina restaurants open their doors bright and early every weekend for Sunday morning brunch. Patrons have their choice of almost everything on the menu, except alcohol.
But state law makers may change that. A new measure would allow sales at bars, restaurants, grocery and convenience stores to begin at 11 a.m. on Sundays instead of noon. Stores could also begin selling beer and wine at 5 a.m. Monday through Saturday, compared to 7 a.m.
"People are going to drink if they want to drink," said customer Toni Slessinger.
Slessinger is visiting North Carolina from Louisiana.
"We have open container laws and everything," said Slessinger. "You can get alcohol anytime from anywhere. I buy alcohol on Sundays in Louisiana. Not that I do it often, but it's nice just to have the option."
She says policymakers should amend North Carolina's alcohol laws but others say the changes are still too restrictive.
"I think it ought to be the same every single day as far as when alcohol sales are allowed," said customer Mary Rayle. "There are a lot of times when I go to the grocery store on Sundays to purchase my groceries and I have to remind myself that I can't get wine or beer until after 12 p.m."
Some feel that changing the laws by a couple of hours won't make a big difference.
"It's an hour," said Michael Tourek. "I'm probably a devil's advocate on that issue that if you are really that wanting of a bloody mary or a mimosa on a Sunday, then you wait that hour to go out to brunch. I also don't know why that hour is that important."
Some of the people we talked to say current laws respect the religious community, while others say that shouldn't be the only consideration for the law.
"If they are not allowing you to buy alcohol because of the religious following in North Carolina, to me that's an issue," said Tourek.
A House conference committee could take up the measure when the General Assembly reconvenes in July.
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Opening batsman Salman Butt hit an unbeaten century and seamer Rao Iftikhar took a career-best 4-42 to give Pakistan an eight-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the first limited-overs international.
Butt made a polished 100 off 117 balls with 13 fours as Pakistan reached 220-2 in 45.5 overs after Sri Lanka was bowled out for 219.
Pakistan lead 1-0 in the three-match series.
Opening stand
Iftikhar was supported by Umar Gul taking 3-30 with Kumar Sangakkara top-scoring with 49 for Sri Lanka.
Butt and Khurram Manzoor, who hit 83 with nine fours in 127 balls, put on an opening stand of 168 despite facing two of the world's best spinners in Muttiah Muralitharan and Ajantha Mendis.
"We made a few plans against them and it worked out well for us," Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik said.
"Hopefully, the plans continue to work for us in the remaining two matches."
The second match will be played on Wednesday in Karachi before Lahore host the final game on Saturday.
Iftikhar and Gul ran through Sri Lanka's batting line-up after Sanath Jayasuriya (42) and Tillakaratne Dilshan (38) had put on an opening stand of 71 off 53 balls.
Gul provided the initial breakthrough by getting rid off Dilshan and Jayasuriya.
Fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar wasn't able to impress in his comeback one-day international after 13 months out, finishing with 0-43 off seven overs.
Pakistani bowler celebrates the wicket of Jayawardene who just can't find his form [AFP]
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Mahela Jayawardene, who won the toss and elected to bat, continued his poor form when Iftikhar had him caught behind for 1.
Sri Lanka's captain has scored four ducks in five previous limited-overs games, including against Zimbabwe and Bangladesh.
Sangakkara was dismissed in the 35th over in Iftikhar's second spell by Butt's brilliant two-handed diving catch at gully.
Iftikhar had Thilan Thushara out next ball to make it 176-7, and he soon ended the innings by bowling No. 11 Ajantha Mendis.
"We could not capitalise on a good start and the wickets fell at regular intervals," Jayawardene said.
"Bowlers need runs on board, and on this wicket 220 was not enough to defend."
Iftikhar firing
Dilshan, dropped on 17 by Younis Khan, struck seven fours before mistiming a pull shot to be caught in the deep off Gul's fourth delivery.
Jayasuriya also had a chance on 33 when Shahid Afridi dropped a hard head-high catch at extra cover, but two runs later Gul trapped him leg before wicket.
Sangakkara added 54 off 74 balls with Chamara Kapugedera for the fourth wicket, but Sri Lanka's middle order struggled to build partnerships and lost wickets at regular intervals.
Iftikhar's superb second spell in which he claimed three wickets took his figures past his previous best of 4-59 against the West Indies in November at Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
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Laura Kurash '13 (#8, left side photo by Peter Stein '84) scored the only goal in Wesleyan's 1-0 victory over visiting NESCAC rival Tufts Sat., Sept.15, marking Wesleyan's first victory in the series since another 1-0 home victory in 2005. It was the 29th goal and 13th game-winner of Kurash's Wesleyan career. Kurash's goal came in the 42nd minute after a scoreless first half as she won a hotly contested ball close to the Tufts net after a corner kick and pushed it home.
Although Tufts attempted to rally, outshooting the Cardinals, 8-5, during the second half, goalkeeper Jess Tollman '15 (#30, right side photo) made several saves to preserve the Cardinals' victory. Tollman had eight saves in the game, posting her first shutout of the season and the fourth of her career. She has now gone 195:10 over a three-game span without yielding a goal, dropping her goals-against average to 0.40 with a .952 save percentage. Wesleyan outshot Tufts, 6-4, in the opening 45 minutes, making the final shot differential a relatively even 12-11 in favor of Tufts.
Wesleyan was right back in action Sun., Sept. 16 against undefeated Hamilton. In just the second all-time meeting of the NESCAC rivals, Hamilton captured a 1-0 win as the visitors scored with just :26 left in the first overtime to make an instant winner of Continentals. Last year in Clinton, N.Y., Hamilton was a 3-1 victor over Wesleyan. Hamilton sits atop the NESCAC standings with a 3-0 conference mark.
The teams battled throughout the afternoon with Hamilton generating a 16-9 edge in shots. Wesleyan keeper Jessica Tollman '14 made six stops in extending her scoreless streak over a four-game stretch to 294:44 before Hamilton snapped the streak. The game-winning goal came after the second of two corner kicks for Hamilton in the closing moments of the first overtime period. Wesleyan had averted disaster after the first corner kick when Kaylin Berger '13, a defender, stopped a would-be game-winning shot aimed just inside the left post. The ball went off her body out of bounds, bringing about the second corner kick. That resulted in a ball right in front of the Wesleyan net. The ball caromed between several players for both teams, and eventually was nudged into the Cardinal net by a Continental's body.
The Hamilton goalie posted four saves on the afternoon and made a game-saving diving stop of a shot destined for the right side of the goal off the foot of Cardinal Isabel Clements '16 with 28 minutes left in the second half.
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|Sat, 04-19-2003 - 5:20pm
I shouldn't be spending the day before Easter wishing I were someplace else. Started out today with my hubby not waking up to go with us to my daughter's eye doctor appt - which he has known about for almost 3wks. Said he forgot about it, so he wanted to stay in bed. I wouldn't care so much, except that he did the exact same thing earlier this week with Tristan's play at school - forgot that it was that particular morning, and wouldn't get out of bed, so I had to do it alone.
We get back from the eye doc (my 5yo needs reading glasses, now), and hubby is awake. We all color eggs, the kids went over to the playground, and then he gets ready and heads off to work. His schedule (beyond his control) is really taking a toll on me lately, which isn't helping the stress levels, any. Not too long after he leaves, the kids come back. Once they realize dad isn't here anymore, the begin insisting on drinks and snacks – which they already know the answer to. Back over to the playground they go.
After some time, I decide to head over (it's practically in our backyard) and just see how they are doing. On the way, I pass Tristan's helmet, but not his bike. He sees me coming and yells to Hollyann that I'm on my way, which starts her yelling and crying. While looking at her, he begins to head back to the house WITHOUT his bike. When I ask him to take it back to the house since he isn't riding it, he flips! Stomps his feet, yells at me, nasty tantrum. Hollyann is still fussing loudly, but is heading my way. I ask once more, a little more sternly, for Tristan to take his bike – he answers no, that he is going to be coming right back. Surprise…NO he is not! Neither of them will be going back to the playground tonight, and I pick up his bike and inform him of exactly that. (in fact, because of the defiance from both of them, they are grounded from the playground for 2 days – a rule that they know very well.)
In the house, the wailing gets even louder. They begin demanding drinks and get mad when I say there isn't any (they have finished the drinks thru-out the day without my knowledge whenever they would stop back in for a "quick break"). The wailing gets louder. I then reach my limit, and tell them that they either put away their toys – properly! – or the Easter Bunny won't come. UGH!!! Way to go, Momma…………W-R-O-N-G choice of words for Tristan!!!!
Hollyann is crying rather loudly, but is beginning to pick up toys. Upon realizing my mistake, I see a way to quickly correct it. I praise Hollyann for helping, and tell both of them that if they BOTH continue to help and clean up, that the E.B. will most likely still come. Tristan is in a meltdown. Didn't hear me, didn't realize that I have just given him total grace, nothing. He is just standing in the middle of the room, crying HARD, and in a trance. Ugh, I have seen this before…total and complete meltdown, and it happened about this time last year (which is how we ended up at the psych with our dx).
I do my best to get him to look at me, and I say loudly while still being Stern but Soft (that's hard!!!), that if he just picks up his toys (count them………three things, all of which are right at his feet!) that the E.B. WILL come for a visit tonight. He's looking at me, but he is now at the point of no-control – as if he wants to stop, but can't.
I go outside, almost in tears myself, and call hubby at work ---- I need someone to talk to. He's not in the office, so I must stress to the guy on the other end that I MUST talk to my husband soon. Tristan then realizes whom it was that I called and cries even harder. A few minutes later, he calls back. As the phone is ringing, Tristan is calming down (Pavlov's dog?). I manage to compose myself to tell him what was going on, and that I just needed him to talk to me (at this point, my day is about to come pouring out thru my eyes). He gets me calmed down, and then asks how I am doing. I told him I was tired of dealing with all this, and that I just want to go home and not deal with anything – he said that I am home. That started my tears. Every week his schedule changes and for the next two cycles he will work afternoon/evenings and then night, so with him sleeping during the day, we barely get to see him for almost 15days straight. I HATE THIS!!!!! Two-and-a-half-years of this, with about another year to go, and even he hates it, making things that much worse!! And this chaotic schedule really doesn't help with Tristan. Anyway….I did my best to not let loose on him at work, and he did his best to keep me calm. He then reminded me that the doc told us last time that if Tristan ever had another episode, to give him some Benedryl and try to let him sleep things away. That's what I have done and he is now zonked.
My mind is just now so emotionally strained that I just want to sleep for days on end. Yes, I have plenty of friends to talk to around here, but the only one that really understood my dealings with Tristan moved back to Iowa a couple weeks ago. There is supposedly an Autism support group in this area, so I think I am going to have to do some research and find them. I also need to get my rear in gear and find the name of the original doc that we were referred to and try to get in with him, regardless of insurance. This psych we are with right now doesn't care about the PDD-NOS part of her dx, and that is beginning to take its toll.
Oh man…sorry for the loooooooooong post of nothing but vent. But, I do feel a little better knowing that I got all that out to others who can relate.
|Sat, 04-19-2003 - 11:27pm
Between the baby's dr's apts and her sleep schedule (or rather LACK of sleep schedule) I seem to have no time to do much of anything else. But of course, no one else can do what mom does. It gets really irritating because there are so many things that other people in the house can do, things that are obvious to me, but no one ever does them without being told. My DH is the worst......well, okay, maybe not the worst. But it sure feels like it when there are a ton of things to do (that he has been told about) and he waits for me to tell him to do it. Which, of course, requires me being awake b/c notes don't cut it with him.
The other day DH had the day off from work (YIPPIE) and I asked him the night before to get the girls started on their math books after breakfast. He said he would. So after spending all night being awake with the baby I finally got to bed around 7am. The girls were just waking up and so was DH. Feeling confidant that my older kids were in good hands I toddled off to bed. Only to wake up at 2pm with a 3yo in my face saying she was hungry. When I told her to go tell her dad she said "I can't, he went fishing." !!!! Sure enough, Jade (8yo) told me that dh had microwaved some waffles, set out their mathbooks, and took off to go fishing for the day. (GRRRRRRRRRRR). And, of course, he didn't see a problem with this. He said "Well, Ayla and Scottie were here when I left." (Ayla and Scottie are teens) I had to point out to him that they both had co-op classes they had to go to. They hadn't realized that he had left when they went out to catch thier ride. It's not their job to keep track of their parents and younger siblings. But dh STILL couldn't see why I was upset.
Sigh, oh well, I'm a little better today. LOL. But just so you know, you're not alone.


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- 4 long slender carrots (about 9 ounces total), peeled
- 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter
- 1 tablespoon (packed) finely grated lemon peel
- 1 tablespoon minced peeled fresh ginger
- 2 yellow or orange bell peppers, cut lengthwise into 1/4-inch strips
- 8 ounces linguine
- 2/3 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 1/2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
Run vegetable peeler down length of each carrot, shaving into ribbons. Melt butter in heavy large skillet over medium heat. Add lemon peel and ginger; stir 1 minute. Add carrots and bell peppers. Sauté until just tender, about 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, cook pasta in medium pot of boiling salted water until just tender but still firm to bite. Drain, reserving 1/2 cup cooking liquid.
Add pasta, 1/4 cup reserved cooking liquid, cheese, and lemon juice to skillet. Toss until sauce coats pasta, adding more cooking liquid if dry. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Serve.
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Nutrition Informationper serving (4 servings) POWERED BY Edamam
- Calories434
- Carbohydrates54 g (18%)
- Fat18 g (27%)
- Protein15 g (31%)
- Saturated Fat11 g (53%)
- Sodium353 mg (15%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber5 g (20%)
- Monounsaturated Fat5 g
- Cholesterol43 mg (14%)
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type: Quick & Easy
main ingredients: Cheese, Vegetable, Pasta, Pepper
cuisine: Italian
dietary considerations: Vegetarian, High Fiber


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Vancouver Honda is located on Marine Drive just between Oak & Cambie. We are Vancouver's ultimate HONDA source. We provide sales and financial services on new and quality pre-owned vehicles, backed by a full service and parts facility. We stock a full line of Accords, Civics, CRVs, Pilots, Elements, Ridgelines, Odysseys and Fits. Come browse and view all models in our huge air conditioned two level showroom, centrally located just minutes from Richmond, Burnaby and the North Shore. Our friendly staff will be glad to serve you.
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The Dilawri Group of Companies continues to penetrate the B.C. market with its latest acquisition of Vancouver Honda, located at 850 SW Marine Drive. The recent takeover makes the Dilawri Group the largest independent Honda retailer in Canada, now with a total of six Honda dealerships across Canada. Vancouver Honda is one of five new car dealerships the company is adding to its expanding group this year, with plans to open more by 2014.
"We see this as an exciting opportunity to extend the successful partnership the Dilawri Group already has with Honda Canada nationally," said Christian Dubois, Regional Operations Manager, Dilawri Group of Companies. "Our goal is to take Vancouver Honda to the next level while increasing our market share by representing one of the world's largest automotive brands."
The 50,000 square foot, three story sales and service centre will undergo minor renovations to improve efficiencies and make room for more new and pre-owned inventory. Over the next few months, the company will launch an aggressive marketing campaign to re-launch the dealership as the new Vancouver Honda through both traditional and online advertising.
Vancouver Honda first opened in 1985 and was acquired by Marine Drive Imports in 1988. The company remained the owner and operator for over 25 years. Currently, the dealership employs approximately 40 sales and service managers and staff, including Jeff Corrigan, General Manager (formerly of Acura of Langley); Jay Barron, Sales Manager; George Katagai, Pre-Owned Sales Manager; Allan Lal, Parts Manager and John McKinney, Fixed Operations Manager.
The Dilawri Group of Companies is Canada's largest automotive group with 50 franchised dealerships representing 30 automotive brands throughout Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia. Privately owned and operated by the Dilawri family since 1985, the company continues to expand its footprint in Canada, building on its history of excellence in the automotive industry. With more than 2,200 employees, the Dilawri Group of Companies is proud to offer exceptional products and customer service in every dealership.
The Dilawri Group of Companies is not only a leader in the automotive industry, it is also a leader in the communities it serves, having established the Dilawri Foundation in 2002. The Dilawri Foundation has contributed millions of dollars throughout Canada supporting a variety of charitable causes.
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Matheson joining effort to end D.C. gridlock07/18/13A group of 80 lawmakers, including Rep. Jim Matheson, D-Utah, have announced a bipartisan slate of bills to improve government efficiency.< Read more >
Matheson says No Labels a way to get work done in Congress07/18/13Rep. Jim Matheson, the state's sole Democratic member of Congress, said Thursday that doing away with political labels is the way to get work done in Washington, D.C.< Read more >
Student loan interest rate now 6.8 percent07/08/13Federal Stafford Loan (student loan) interest rates rose to 6.8 percent July 1, because the U.S. Senate was unable to come to an agreement on a bill passed by the House of Representatives, making Congress unable to come to a compromise by its June 30 dead< Read more >
Veterans' disability claims piled up fast in Salt Lake City06/28/13Walt Youse died before the Department of Veterans Affairs could decide whether to compensate him for his World War II disabilities: shrapnel in his shoulder and foot troubles stemming from the jungle rot he suffered in Japan.< Read more >
Congress contemplating small tweaks to help small businesses weather health care reform06/27/13An effort to repeal a tax on insurance companies in the new healthcare reform law is gaining momentum in Congress, fueled by concerns that the fee would hit small businesses particularly hard.< Read more >
Students caught in the crossfire as Congress debates college loan rates06/26/13Washington » Satin Tashnizi has already had to compromise on her future. Financial obstacles have chipped away at the 18-year-old's dream, and unless Congress takes action in the next week to prevent a big jump in student loan interest rates, it may j< Read more >
House passes Matheson pharmacy bill06/04/13Washington The House of Representatives passed a bill Monday meant to add new protections against counterfeit pharmaceuticals, an idea Rep. Jim Matheson, D-Utah, has worked on for years.< Read more >
Matheson Backs Drug ID Bill06/04/13A bill that could make it harder to sell fake or stolen prescription drugs passed the U.S. House of Representatives this week. Utah 4th District Congressman Jim Matheson is a co-sponsor of HR 1919, which would require a product identifier code on every< Read more >
Huntsman to help launch monthly radio show05/13/13Rep. Jim Matheson will join former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman is helping to launch a monthly radio show aimed at helping bridge the deep political divide in Washington.< Read more >
Health insurance tax scares the daylights' out of some small-business owners05/12/13"Insurers have confirmed back to me that the tax will be passed down to consumers, and the direct impact will be staggering," Ryan Thorn, owner of a small insurance planning firm near Salt Lake City, told lawmakers during a congressional hearing Thursday.< Read more >
GOP chairman promises drug-tracking law by August04/25/13A powerful House chairman vowed Thursday to put legislation on President Obama's desk that would give regulators more power to track prescription drugs. Lawmakers on Thursday examined a draft bill from Reps. Bob Latta (R-Ohio) and Jim Matheson (D-Uta< Read more >
Congress introduces bill to curb Stafford Loan rate hike04/23/13For the past few years, subsidized Stafford Loans for undergraduate students have been at a low interest rate of 3.4?percent, thanks to the College Cost Reduction and Access Act, which Congress passed in 2007 to lower the rate from 6.8?percent. The rate i< Read more >
Utah's Jim Matheson backs extending Violence Against Women Act02/28/13The House approved an extension of the Violence Against Women Act, the nation's landmark anti-domestic violence law, accepting on Thursday the version pushed by Democrats in the Senate, which included new protections for the gay community and Native< Read more >
Utah reps. frustrated at potential $85B federal budget cuts02/27/13Utah's congressional delegation reacted strongly Wednesday to the looming sequester deadline that would trigger $85 billion in automatic cuts to the federal budget< Read more >
Matheson wants Congress in D.C., working hard02/27/13Rep. Jim Matheson says Utahns want members of Congress to work longer hours and spend more time in D.C. to solve the nation's fiscal challenges.< Read more >
Utah N-waste site backers call it quits12/23/12Plans to store the nation's high-level reactor waste in Utah are officially dead. The consortium of utility companies behind the idea has asked the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission to scrap its license for a 100-acre parking lot for radioactive w< Read more >
Feds still on the hunt for high-level, N-waste storage12/11/12Lingering interest Whether Utah might still be in the running for a new site is unclear at this point. But the legal wrangling about the Skull Valley site isn't over. And Skull Valley Chairwoman Lori Bear says discussions are ongoing with the In< Read more >
Matheson opposes Pelosi, wants new Dem leader11/15/12Washington Rep. Jim Matheson has lost faith in Nancy Pelosi's leadership of the House Democrats and his party's modest gains in the recent election haven't changed that.< Read more >
Utah Senate leader rages at lax nuke waste oversight09/12/12Senate President Mike Waddoups, R-Taylorsville, flayed state regulators for their tepid response to new reports by the Legislative Auditor General's Office that suggested the state relies too heavily on others – including the regulated companie< Read more >
Slap to Obama: GOP House votes to kill health law; Matheson among 5 Democrats to join07/11/12WASHINGTON – Pressing an election-year point, Republicans pushed yet another bill through the House on Wednesday to repeal the nation's two-year-old health care law, a maneuver that forced Democrats to choose between President Barack Obama's< Read more >
Congress takes up Utah land bill06/19/12Utah will swap mineral rights with the Ute Indians in a land exchange that advanced in Congress.< Read more >
House strips medical device tax from health-care law06/08/12Washington The House moved Thursday to strike a new tax on medical devices before it goes into effect, the latest attempt in a persistent campaign to remove this funding source from President Barack Obama's signature health-reform law.< Read more >
Along a Utah Range, a New Skirmish Over Development or Conservation05/29/12The competing bill, the Wasatch Wilderness and Watershed Protection Act, was created after two years of public meetings and was introduced by Representative Jim Matheson, a Democrat who represents the area.< Read more >
Cleanup of uranium waste near Moab will slow, which concerns lawmakers04/29/12Last week Matheson wrote to Energy Secretary Steven Chu on the pace and cost-effectiveness of the agency's current strategy for the cleanup. He noted that the job won't be done until 2029 at the current rate.< Read more >
Matheson Presses Energy Dept. on Moab Tailings Cleanup Slowdown04/25/12(KCPW News) Utah Congressman Jim Matheson is pressing the Department of Energy on a five-year contract it awarded last year for the removal of 3.1 million tons of radioactive mill tailings from the Moab Tailings Project Site along the Colorado River< Read more >
Editorial: Moab tailings04/23/12Deseret News editorial calls for maintaining progress on radioactive tailings cleanup on the Colorado River near Moab.< Read more >
Wasatch wilderness04/02/12Rep. Jim Matheson has a goal to protect critical watershed in the Wasatch canyons above the Salt Lake Valley, and to that end has resurrected wilderness-designation legislation that ignited intense debate in 2010< Read more >
Ute land swap03/23/12It's so seldom these days that Democratic and Republican members of Congress, environmentalists, and state and federal land managers agree on anything, so that when it happens the phenomenon demands attention.< Read more >
Bill to exchange tribal land earns plaudits03/22/12Washington A measure that would preserve Ute Indian lands while opening up other areas in Utah for oil and gas exploration appears to be winning over environmentalists, tribal officials and land managers.< Read more >
New contractor to take over Moab uranium cleanup03/06/12A new contractor is set to take over the uranium-mill cleanup near Moab by the end of the month.< Read more >
Rep. Jim Matheson says Congress won't be addressing immigration any time soon02/22/12SALT LAKE CITY – The nation cannot abide a "patchwork" of 50 different state immigration laws but U.S. Rep. Jim Matheson says it is unlikely Congress will take on the issue of comprehensive immigration reform any time soon.< Read more >
Utah's nisei vets honored for faithfulness to unfaithful country02/19/12Ted Shimizu, a World War II veteran who had a hand in earning the Congressional Gold Medal and was honored at a luncheon Saturday, was thinking, instead, of his fellow Japanese-American soldiers who lost their lives in Europe.< Read more >
Matheson backs energy development in telephone town hall'02/03/12Rep. Jim Matheson joined a Republican counterpart from Colorado on Thursday evening on a "telephone town hall" calling for easier development of oil, gas and oil shale in the West.< Read more >
Utah leaders honor victims of Nevada nuclear testing01/28/12SALT LAKE CITY – People exposed to radiation because of nuclear weapons testing in Nevada were honored Friday with a ceremony at the Utah State Capitol.< Read more >
Protesters assail, state defends blended radioactive waste01/11/12Call it the fable of letting the camel's nose into the radioactive tent. It's the notion that, if the state sticks with its plan to allow blended radioactive waste to continue coming into Utah, then still more too-hot waste is sure to follow and U< Read more >
Spending Dancers to use $25,000 to teach kids about pollution and environment.12/15/11Rep. Jim Matheson is joining Rep. Rob Bishop in questioning a $25,000 EPA grant to the Repertory Dance Theatre to fund a dance program to teach Salt Lake schoolchildren about pollution and the environment.< Read more >
Area Lawmakers React; Matheson, Lee express concerns over debt panel's lack of consensus11/23/11U.S. Rep. Jim Matheson, D-Utah, said he was "very disappointed" with the failed congressional debt "supercommittee" Tuesday while visiting St. George and Cedar City to donate money to Southern Utah charities.< Read more >
Utah Congress members back easing weapons restrictions11/17/11A proposal, passed by the U.S. House on Wednesday, would allow a person with a Utah concealed weapons permit to carry a gun in California, New York, and just about every other state, whether officials there liked it or not.< Read more >
Utah officials pan Interior proposals for Utah wilderness11/10/11The Interior Department on Thursday urged Congress to preserve several hundred thousand acres of public land in southeastern Utah as wilderness, an idea that brought a swift rebuke from Utah's federal delegation.< Read more >
Salazar: Desolation Canyon should be protected as wilderness11/10/11Desolation, Westwater and Mill Creek canyons in Utah's Grand County are among 18 backcountry areas Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said merit wilderness protections by Congress.< Read more >
Utah leaders aim to delay Hill Air Force Base consolidation11/07/11 < Read more >
Rep. Jim Matheson fears slowdown in uranium cleanup11/06/11A new contract for cleaning up the uranium mill tailings cleanup outside of Moab brings in an Idaho company to replace lead contractor EnergySolutions, Inc., and Rep. Jim Matheson says it will also mean a dramatic slowdown of work at the site.< Read more >
Moab uranium tailings cleanup gets national award10/31/11The uranium tailings cleanup outside of Moab was honored last week with a U.S. Department of Energy Secretary's Achievement Award. The award, presented by Secretary of Energy Steven Chu at a ceremony in Washington, D.C., recognized the cleanup's< Read more >
St. George Spectrum: Students impress Matheson10/20/11Seventh-graders meet with U.S. Representative< Read more >
Opposing View: Return Foreign Earnings to USA10/13/11Jim Matheson - Mike Ross response on Freedom to Invest Act< Read more >
Salt Lake Tribune Editorial: Nuclear Storage09/19/11 < Read more >
Matheson: Focus shifted after attacks09/11/11Washington Rep. Jim Matheson huddled in his Capitol Hill office eyeing television images of the burning twin towers until he heard a police officer rushing through the hallway screaming for everyone to evacuate.< Read more >
Foreign earnings tax break could add 2.9 million jobs, study says09/07/11A huge one-time tax break to lure back some of the approximately $1.4 trillion in earnings held abroad by U.S. companies would produce nearly 3 million jobs over two years, according to a study released Wednesday by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.< Read more >
Matheson Weighs in on Upcoming Speech, Clean Air Rules09/06/11(KCPW News) As the business sector anticipates President Obama's job creation speech to Congress Thursday night, Democratic Utah Representative Jim Matheson is hoping to see some specific plans. But how much of an impact can a speech, or the federal g< Read more >
Rep. Jim Matheson seeks tax break for American companies doing business overseas09/06/11WASHINGTON – When President Barack Obama talks to the nation about the economy Thursday, a Utah congressman will be listening for one of his own proposals to grow the private sector and encourage jobs.< Read more >
Matheson fears high-level N-waste could head to Utah08/17/11The plan to store thousands of tons of nuclear waste in Utah's west desert could again surface after a federal panel suggested finding a temporary home for the spent fuel now piling up at reactors across the country.< Read more >
Blue Dogs urge supercommittee members to forge bipartisan dea08/12/11The Blue Dog Coalition is urging the newly formed congressional debt-reduction panel to work together toward a bipartisan agreement.< Read more >
Utah delegation shuns compromise, fears tea party08/07/11Whew!" or "Dang!" – readers can choose their response (or worse) to passage of the debt ceiling compromise. The measure passed handily, but without much help from Utah's congressional delegation. Only Rep. Jim Matheson supported it. That raises some interesting questions.< Read more >
Proud of Matheson08/04/11Rep. Rob Bishop boasted last week that it was time to forge a workable compromise on the debt-ceiling crisis ("Bishop takes his own road on debt-crisis talks," Tribune, July 31). When I read that report, I thought: Bully for Bishop! Finally, we have a Uta< Read more >
The moderate middle wins the day08/01/11For weeks, the debt-ceiling debate has been defined by a clash of the extremes; tea party conservatives seeking to dramatically reshape government and committed liberals afraid that doing so would squeeze the poor and the working class.< Read more >
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Major natural gas development in Uintah Basin could mean up to 4,000 jobs06/09/11A major natural gas development in the Uintah Basin that could create more than 4,000 jobs over the life of the project moved closer to reality Thursday following the announcement of a plan to mitigate air quality impacts of developing more than 3,675 nat< Read more >


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Coming from a respectable background in telecommunications, the company CallCentric that was founded in 2001, and this somewhat low-key company is one of the better kept secrets of the VoIP world.
The Good
The CallCentric service has been designed for ease of use and has abundant plans to meet the needs of all customers. The service is compatible with just about all of the most popular SIP Compliant Platforms, including: ATA Adaptors, IP Phones, IPPBX Systems (Asterisk, Trixbox, 3CX, etc). Many third party ATAs are also supported, such as those made by Grandstream, Obihai, Linksys, Cisco and D-Link. There are also mobile applications available for Android and iOS devices which is a great way to make and receive calls on the road using your smart phone. It also enables you to make very low cost International calls from your smart phone, with outgoing caller ID that represents your CallCentric number rather than your cell number.
Crisp and clear, land-line quality service. Allows you the freedom to customize your services based on your actual needs/usage patterns, by independently selling its inbound and outbound calling plans. Products are available under BOTH the Flat-Rate Unlimited and Pay-Per Use service models and the advertised price is what you pay as there are no hidden fees or taxes. Users can also make completely free calls to other CallCentric users who have active accounts, regardless of their location.
Knowledgeable customer support is available 365 days per year and is available to both free and paid Customers
Included value added services such as free NY phone numbers, telemarketer block, IVR (Automated Attendant), SIP URI calling, fax reception feature, T38 support, ability to submit custom CNAM update requests via portal, Callcentric Android/iPhone app, free vanity toll-free number searches and more.
For those wanting to know if they can port their number over from another provider, CallCentric has a neat Local Number Portability (LNP) tool that will test your existing number to see if your number can be transferred over. Extensive footprint for LNP and new DIDs (US50, Canada, Toll-Free, and over 48 international countries).
The Bad
The plans are split by inbound and outbound calling and most customers need both. The plan pricing is reasonable though.
The user is responsible for configuring their own device as there is no remote provisioning option currently available. However, for the standard home service using a telephone, setting up an ATA is not a difficult process. To help make this process easy, there are some good troubleshooting and setup FAQs on the Callcentric website. Also note that you are responsible for purchasing the ATA device independently (i.e. Bring Your Own Device - BYOD) as the company does not sell any hardware or offer it on a "free" lease basis.
No flat-rate annual plans are currently available.
Not the absolute cheapest phone service option currently available.
The Bottom Line
Overall Thoughts
CallCentric is a great way to inexpensively replace a landline and many different plans are provided in order to meet your calling needs. Overall the services offer a blend of aggressive pricing and good quality of service that has resulted in great reviews from users to date. There is a lot of flexibility in allowing new users to fully customize their services. This could however potentially be a little confusing for some new users.
Note that it is a BYOD service and the amount of configuration required for the softphones or ATAs may be somewhat challenging for some customers, although good supporting documents are provided by CallCentric.
Callcentric does not claim to be cheapest service on the market and it does not offer any annual plan options. The plethora of free value added services and features along with good customer support, excellent voice quality, and good user reviews, does however make Callcentric a strong candidate for anyone that is searching for a new phone service.
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Author: Andy Forgrieve
Callcentric received it's first review back in January 2008 on WhichVoIP. Since then a steady flow of mostly positive reviews have been continuing, leading to an excellent overall average rating and a very high recommended percentage score.
...Costs less, does more, sounds better... Simple as that...
Callcentric reviews are listed in chronological order.
#38 : JAN 12th, 2014 : Ivan
The flexibility on their services and pricing is highly attractive. You could literally tailor your best option according to your needs, from free of charge to Business service you could always manage your features even with limited VOIP experience or savvy. Pricing like any other VOIP provider is very attractive but is not the most competitive across all options (specially on international rates) but it compensates with their customer service, their user friendly inter-phase and their many features (most of them free of charge).
#37 : APR 13th, 2013 : Adam
I am extremely please with Callcentric sound quality and AMAZING customer service. I had trouble setting up my IP Phone, but their tech support will respond to my messages within just minutes. I walked me through all the setup and now I am up and running. The sound is nice and clear, so far I haven't had any outage and there are so many features, I don't think I will even use more than 20%. Overall, I am extremely please and I highly recommend this company.
#36 : MAR 21st, 2013 : Jeff
I have used callcentric for years for both business and personal voip. They have awesome customer service unlike some other companies whose customer service department has disappeared like magic (hint hint).
#35 : MAR 21st, 2013 : Muhammad
East or West - Callcentric is the best
#34 : FEB 12th, 2013 : Martin
This is how phone service SHOULD BE! Pay per use plan has me averaging about $12-$14 per month, at least a $20 monthly Savings versus Comcast. Strongly recommended!
#33 : FEB 7th, 2013 : Jim
When my service bundle pricing expired from Verizon, my monthly pricing with them skyrocketed:( While I wanted to find a more affordable solution, I didn't want to make any sacrifices in terms of quality or reliability. With Callcentric, I have found everything I was looking for and more. My total phone service bill is now under $15 per month including ALL taxes and fees. The line quality rivals what I was receiving from Verizon and at less than half the price. Callcentric also offers "Call Treatments" which have been an absolute blessing when it comes to blocking unwanted callers.. With Callcentric, I choose the exact hardware I want to use and the exact plan that fits my usage; because their service is month to month I have "peace of mind" that should my needs change I am not going to be penalized. Admittedly was a bit hesitant at first to move to a less traditional provider, but now that I have... I am never looking back!
#32 : JAN 28th, 2013 : Raymond
Followed the recommendation of one of my neighbors and went with Callcentric for my home line. I was a bit hesitant to get started with VoIP but from his ringing endorsement and the fact that they have an "A+" rating with the Better Business Bureau; I decided to give them a try. What a difference! Was able to get up and running the same day I ordered service. With a Bring Your Own Device service the responsibility of configuring your hardware does fall entirely on the customer side, but Callcentric offers one of the most largest libraries of detailed configuration guides of any provider around. Got my Obi202 up and running in a matter of minutes and the Customer Service experience is the exact opposite of the inept service that I have been conditioned to expect from my years of being a Verizon Customer. Costs less, does more, sounds better... Simple as that.
#31 : JAN 24th, 2013 : Hugh
Switched from Vonage and never looking back! More features, crisper calls, better support, smooth and seamless port-in, need I say more? Compared to Vonage I am saving in the hundreds annually! Their customer support team had got to be one of the best in the industry; the first person you contact understands your concerns and is able to address them both quickly and appropriately. Worked extensively with me to help resolve a problem that was actually on my end, and unrelated to their service; I'm Impressed!
#30 : OCT 31st, 2012 : Vic
Callcentric provided a fine, reliable service for us for the past 3 years or so. However, almost the entire October of 2012 has been a disaster. First, hackers allegedly stroke them with a "highly sophisticated DDOS attack", as they described it. Apparently Callcentric was very ill-equipped to handle this or any other emergency. In three weeks since the attack started, they still were struggling to get their equipment up and running smoothly again. No they clai the hurricane Sandy did so much damage that they are unable to provide any service at all and even their website is down. I'm not sure they can survive this. People running a telephone company need to have decent security system in place, power backup equipment working, etc. I don't even notice any resolve on their part to save their company from demise. They avoid even tweeting about what's going on, issuing like one short, meaningless tweet per day. I think it's time to say good bye. RIP Callcentric.
Comment by Logikal1 on 8/3/2013 : This is an unfair post. U say Callcentric was great til hit by DDOS attacks. DDOS's have disabled major carriers as well as banks & gov't agencies, some of whom spend millions on protection. Cyber-themselves shut down dozens of big companies daily around the globe. The problem's so widespread it's now a crime in over 70 countries. In the US it's a federal crime that'll get you 10 years in Club Fed & a $250K fine. Then they're victims of Sandy. Don't u read the news? Almost all companies were knocked out after it hit. No power & ALL phones were down - some for a month or more as poles & towers were knocked out for 4-9 weeks. So cut this company some slack. FYI: I'm NOT a customer or an employee - just observant.
#29 : OCT 21st, 2012 : Joe
I used to really like Callcentric...no more! For the last two weeks they have been experiencing security breaches that have crippled their services. They simply have not been up to the task for managing this crisis. I have had multiple trouble tickets open for days without being answered. So I have been without reliable phone service for WEEKS as a result. Emails to them pleadng for help have been IGNORED! Avoid these clowns at all cost
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Been using Callcentric for a year or so, works well and saving me money!
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ok weird. someone has "sstarz37"... and the username is samantha. the email, is sstarz37. i never made a journal on blurty before. that's fuckin weird. yeah, well nicole made me this..and that's a good thing. i need a journal to vent on.. especially because this week has driven me across the edge. i don't even know, i've never felt so broken, so useless, so.. empty. if i disapeared from the earth right now.. it wouldn't matter, at all. and that's sick. it's sick that i even think like that. i don't think things like that, i don't know what's wrong with me. on the way home before.. i was listening to a cd that mike mccarthy made me in 9th grade, and listening to those songs made me remember the memories. i miss that so much.. i was always so happy then. like nothing mattered, i didn't give a shit what anybody thought of me, and i'd do anything to make myself happy. now it's like, where are all my friends? i know lisa and sara were bitches, and probably weren't true (actually not probably, who am i kidding) but at least they stood by me thru ANYTHING. they would never be interested in the kid i've been infatuated with, they'd never choose sides in petty fights, they'd always be up for having a good time. i don't know why i crossed over. i thought this change was for the better, i was almost convinced. but right now, i'd do anything to be "baby spice" again. i wish i never met chris testa, i wish i never met nick or any of them. because who can i actually rely on now?
1:11.. make a wish. ha.. i wish my wish wasn't so far-fetched and so fucking un-attainable.
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ok, if i only knew why i was so nervous. i just got off the phone with lori.. she gave me the thorough details with what happened last night. especially between them. she said i have nothing to worry about, he didn't look at her like he looked (or as she said looks, but w/e) at me. it's eating me away, i wish i just knew how to fucking say goodbye. tonight i made plans with chris amato, b/c they got so destroyed last week.. but lori invited me to dan's party. now i'm in another predictament. i hate breaking plans with people, but i'd so much rather go to this party. which would make me happier though? i'm not sure.. lori would do anything to make me happy. she told me about all the time she almost said something to her last night, or when my name was mentioned almost did something. but, i'm really glad she didn't. but still, i know she's almost always there, and especially in silly times like these. i'm grateful to her for that. i had a really really weird dream last night.. i think it derived from me talking to anton. anton is really great, he has such a good personality and i can talk to him for hours on end. i wish i could have feelings for him, it would make my life so much easier. but anyways, my dream. dan from rocky point invited everyone in the music dept. to his "sweet 18", so we all went, but it was too late, it was already over. so we all just hungout there, and people were filling out college applications. then my dad called me because he found a beer bottle in my room, and i blamed it all on chris. then i was sleeping on my couch, and dustin was there. sooo weird. dustin has been talking to me a lot more lately, saying he misses me and stuff. i wish i just had feelings for him, too. but nothing compares. i'm in such a strange mood, i think these pancakes have gotten to my brain. mm ihop..
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Surely you've made a pumpkin pie green smoothie by now (if not, check out this recipe!) We loved that creamy, pumpkin-y concoction so much that we figured, why stop there?
Why restrict ourselves to pumpkin pies, when there are so many other deliciously autumnal pie flavors just waiting to be combined with kale? So we scoured the internet for ways to turn our fall favorites (apple and pecan pie) into green smoothies, and wouldn't you know—it can be done.
Raw apples are full of phytonutrients (that help regulate blood sugar), fiber, and vitamin C. They're at their peak right now, and good orchards grow an unbelievable variety, from soft and sweet to tart and crisp. Pecans are rich in oleic acid, vitamin E, antioxidants, B-vitamins, minerals, and protein.
Thick, Creamy Apple Pie Green Smoothie
- 2 cups vanilla-flavored almond milk (or other milk/milk substitute of your choice)
- 2 apples, cored and sliced
- 1 frozen banana
- One or two handfuls of spinach (or other greens)
- ½ cup dates
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- Sprinkle of nutmeg
- Handful of ice (optional)
Blend all ingredients together till smooth. Top with an extra sprinkle of cinnamon. Makes two servings.
Raw Vegan Pecan Pie Green Smoothie
- 1 frozen banana
- Several handfuls of kale (or other green)
- ½ cup almond milk
- Small handful of pecans
- ¼ teaspoon vanilla
- ¼ teaspoon cinnamon
- Several dates
Blend everything together until smooth and thick. Garnish with extra pecans, if desired. Makes one serving.
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