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Promised 4G 2 years ago and still 2G Edge only in Greenville and surrounding areas.Was this review helpful to you?
If I had 3 hands I would give this service 3 THUMBS DOWN! HORRIBLE smhWas this review helpful to you?
Moved a couple of streets over and completely lost all ATT reception. They said we could buy a $150 signal booster (despite the fact we are paying a lot of money already for no coverage).Was this review helpful to you?
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I got my first cellphone 13 years ago with suncom (now t-mobile). This was before smartphones. Three years ago I got my first smartphone with t-mobile. Big mistake! Service in eastern nc is horrible! Why does T-Mobile even have a store in greenville? When my contract ran out with them, I switched to US Cellular. I am very satisfied.Was this review helpful to you?
If I could give negative stars, points or whatever other rating ststems, I would. I purchased a Note 3, because I heard the rave and whatnot about the t mobile plans. How in the blue hell, do flip phones have better Internet connections than my galaxy note3? Also, why does t mobile even have stores in Greenville if you're only providing services fit for a 1990 cell phone. I spoke with reps saying " we're currently looking to getting towers in that area?" My question is when?!?! Lord forbid, you have to go through the country. Your phone will become a paperweight. And that's heading on US 264! I didn't get service until I was almost in Raleigh. Even seen 4g! That was a first. I think t mobile shut be shut down, disbanded, and barred from Greenville. Needless to say, I As m very displeased with their services. This is the only phone service that I had that required you yo be around other Internet providers to use YOUR own Internet data. That You Get Charged For! I am turning my phone back in tomorrow and paying the ETF. I would rather pay that and get some second rated prepaid phone than deal with this company or its products again. How I see it, unless your in a true major city or metropolitan area. There is no need for this carrier's service. You better off getting better service elsewhere. Hell, keep two cans and along string because you may need it if you continue with this carrierWas this review helpful to you?
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Very happy with the service, no dropped calls. I wish they had a cheaper price for the unlimited plans. Overall I could not ask for a more reliable service.Was this review helpful to you?
The "reception" if you can even call it that is HORRIBLE! I have had the same issues as other reviewers; dropped calls while sitting in same spot at home, little to no reception AT ALL, and delayed transmission / reception of text messages. I have no doubt it is my coverage and not my phone (I have Virgin Mobile prepaid) because I have used phone in other areas and it works fine. But why should I have to LEAVE MY HOUSE TO MAKE A PHONE CALL! Not worth your trouble people. I will be switching service as soon as I can.Was this review helpful to you?
I live in the Brook Valley subdivision in east Greenville. My coverage with AT&T has always been spotty at my house since I signed up with them, but the past couple months it has been terrible. I went 6 or 7 hours without a signal this afternoon, no calls in or out, texts either. I'm without a signal right now as a matter of fact. I've been on chat with their customer service and tech reps 3 or 4 times and one told me there were outages in my area and they were working on them. Please be patient. The second rep I chatted with told me my phone was faulty and I needed to upgrade and the third one told me that they were in the process of putting a new tower in my area to improve reception, but all she could tell me was it would be soon, she wouldn't say if soon meant a couple weeks or 6 months, LOL. I did finally get a $160 credit on my account from the last rep I chatted with... my early exit fee is $155, needless to say as I look at my AT&T iPhone searching for a signal, I signed up with Verizon just now, got an Iphone 4 for freeWas this review helpful to you?
Recently purchased Galaxy S3 from T-Mobile with high speed 4G unlimited data plan. But data sucks..! I get Edge speed, leave apart 3G or 4G. Called on the help desk and after spending 1 hour with them, they told me your location doesn't support hight speed data. Stay away from their data plan.Was this review helpful to you?
Currently with Sprint approaching end of 2 yr contract. Several dropped calls,and delayed text messages. Customer Service promises that Sprint will improve coverage with new towers coming to the area in Mid February. I am undecided as to what to do. I am seriously considering going to prepaid. with Straight Talk.Was this review helpful to you?
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The reception and coverage is good, but some of their phones are terrible (HTC Wildfire which never should have hit the shelves) and their billing practices have simply gone out of control in the last year. They always find some way to add charges to my "unlimited" plan. I even switched down to a regular cell phone and they STILL added B.S. charges despite the fact I did not even use half my minutes and have unlimited text. I've had it and am switching.Was this review helpful to you?
Cellular reception is good, never get dropped calls. But DATA IS AWFUL. Still no 4G, let alone 3g, and their edge network is horrible on my side of town - slower than old dial-up. Greenville was supposed to get 3g 3 years ago - and they are still making empty promises. Im leaving this week actually.Was this review helpful to you?
How do I even start? Sprint service and coverage both deserve the lowest possible ratings in human history. My family, consisting of 3 people with iPhones and basic phones, averaged 15 dropped calls a day. This is not including the calls that did not even go through... that would make the total number of messed up calls go up to over 30. If we were lucky and standing near a window performing some acrobatic maneuvers, we might get a successful phone call. If we did, though, it sounded like we were in a tunnel, shaking the phone, and pretending to be Darth Vader from Star Wars. IT WAS TERRIBLE. Texting? Well, half of our texts did not go through, and those that did, took way too long to send. We live literally five minutes outside of Greenville, NC, a rather large city, but we had the worst possible coverage and service imaginable. A true nightmare. We called Customer Service (Customer Care), and we were so displeased. I was on hold for two hours. When I finally talked to five different people all evading my issues, I asked for a supervisor. Well, that was a mistake. His name, David, out of California, told me that it was my fault as a consumer for keeping the phones for 11 days... and we were stuck to pay for everything. He said that he didn't care what happened, and it was all of our fault. I asked him if he had a boss, and he said, "I am the end of the line. " Sorry, but unless I am speaking with the CEO, everyone has a boss, it is called the chain of command for a reason. I told him that I was going to contact the Attorney General and the Better Business Bureau, and he simply said, "Call whoever you want, I don't care. It is all of your fault." THE WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE IN THE WORLD. So, if you are reading this post, please beware of Sprint. We switched to Verizon, and we absolutely love it. If you want terrible, horrible coverage and ridiculously rude and horrific customer service, go to Sprint. If you want a fantastic coverage plan and wonderful care, then you want Verizon. Take my anecdote as a cautionary tale: stay away from Sprint.Was this review helpful to you?
The reception here is horrible. I receive texts sometimes 6-12 hours after they were sent. Sometimes not even then. Calls are dropped while I'm sitting at home in the same area. And often have very low bars or no bars around the general Greenville area. After the hurricane, Sprint network has had issues and I don't think they've fixed them all because before the hurricane I never had these issues.Was this review helpful to you?
I can make calls.. but it takes about 10 minutes to load a basic web page or check my email. I'm paying for 3G but can only access an overloaded EDGE network.Was this review helpful to you?
AT&T didn't really provide the network and improve is not really in here. It's sucks pay for monthly fee as $160 to $200 even not working really here. AWFUL SERVICE! cell and customer service. You can't get anything done when you go into the stores and there is no reception on my travel route to work for at least 30 min. DO NOT GO TO AT&T!Was this review helpful to you?
AT&T didn't really provide the network and improve is not really in here. It's sucks pay for monthly fee now :( If I have iPhone 3GS or 3G, people telling me as not work here.Was this review helpful to you?
AT&T didn't really provide the network and improve is not really in here. When Cingular was providing service here that time better than AT&T now. Hope people know that what we need to do.Was this review helpful to you?
don't ever use at&t... it's useless and need to have another cellphone with another company if you have it... .Was this review helpful to you?
can't have signal ever and paying more than $180 per month... that's sucks and don't get it AT&TWas this review helpful to you?


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Dining with a view: Cloyde's, the Naples steakhouse Michael Hocter once admired, is now his own restaurant
NAPLES - When Michael Hocter visited Naples, he had dinner at Cloyde's Steak & Lobster House two nights in a row. He kept thinking this place could be a gem. It needed updating and renovating, but nothing could beat the view.
Eventually, Hocter decided to leave the corporate world of restaurants to become an owner and started to look at properties in Naples' slice of paradise.
To his surprise, Cloyde's owner, Cloyde Pate, the patriarch of the local restaurant family, had listed the restaurant at Village on Venetian Bay for sale after more than 20 years of ownership. It was one of the properties Hocter was shown. "I couldn't believe that the restaurant I had eaten in twice was the one for sale. It was like an omen, and I decided this was it. The view had blown me away," said Hocter. "I never owned a restaurant, but always thought I would. Even as a youngster, when my parents went out and I watched my bother, we played restaurant. I was the waiter and no matter what my brother ordered it always ended up as a grilled cheese sandwich," Hocter said.
"I knew I went as far I could in the corporate world and it was time to open my own place."
Hocter took over Cloyde's in 2009. With his love of food and cooking, a college degree from Rochester Institute of Technology, College of Hotel, Restaurant and Resort Management, he was primed to go out on his own by a career of planning and developing restaurants for corporations. Hocter started with Stouffer's Hotels & Restaurants and has the distinction of being the youngest general manager in the company's history.
He then went on to be the general manger at Charlie's Crab in Fort Lauderdale and Big Fish in Philadelphia for CA Muer Corp.
Next he landed in the Big Apple as the director of operations for Planet Hollywood, opening the huge Official All Star Café in Times Square before going on to be regional vice president of Chart House Restaurants.
His favorite position, he recalled, was planning and developing high-end restaurants in hotels for Sage Hospitality in Denver.
"Sage was my favorite place to work, because I did everything from the conceptual development to working with the architects and designers and seeing the places up and running. Every restaurant we built was unique and unlike standardized hotel restaurants, but an exclusive dining experience," Hocter said.
"I have opened almost 70 restaurants in my career and am taking a combination of what was best to put into Cloyde's," he said. "A modern American steakhouse needs more variety to have people coming back week after week or even several times a week."
"Owning your own restaurant, you have to do everything yourself. I have no one but myself to support me. When I worked for a corporation, there were teams that fixed things, financial teams that paid bills, teams that decorated, but now it is all up to me 24/7.
"I make all the decisions and control the service and quality of food. I even cook new dishes and, if they work, we put them on the menu. The crabcake recipe is the one I gave chef Smitty (Smith 'Smitty' Saintheard). I am a hands-on owner who cooks, buses, serves and cleans."
Hocter is quick to say his staff is important as well.
"Cloyde's works well because of our teamwork. We try to change the menu three to four times a year to add variety and to be able to use local products." Cloyde's specialty is surf and turf and bone-in filet mignon.
Hocter chewed on steak bones when he was a toddler and steak is his favorite food, especially those that have a bone. He serves only USDA prime dry aged Midwestern beef and fresh seafood.
Vegetarians and diners who need gluten-free meals don't have to worry. The restaurant accommodates everyone. Vegetable pasta and a vegetable plate are always available along with salads and, with advance notice, gluten-free dishes will be prepared.
"You not only get ambiance, a great view and service, but the food will have you coming back to Cloyde's," Hocter said.
Patrons visiting the restaurant for the first time will see a new, open kitchen, a redone bar area and the new wine storage in the renovated dining room.
The $250,000 spent on renovations has given the restaurant an open contemporary look.
All work was done after hours while the restaurant did business as usual during the day.
The last thing to be done is to replace the carpeting, and the restaurant will be reborn as the gem Hocter had envisioned.
Dining at Cloyde's
Here is what Naples Daily News Correspondent Jean Amodea reported after recently dining at Cloyde's: The new summer menu is attractively priced from $14 to $20.
Dishes such as cedar plank roasted organic Scottish salmon, seafood pasta primavera, blackened mahi-mahi and blackened Angus ribeye steak (8 ounces) are served with a mixed green salad, baked white or sweet potato and the vegetable du jour.
New York strip steak (12 or 14 ounces), pork chop Milanese, twin Maine lobster, center cut filet mignon (8 ounces) and steak frittes range from $23 to $49 and include a choice of baked white or sweet potato and the salad.
Starters range from $8 to $16 and include choices such as sweet Vidalia onion rings and Maryland jumbo lump crab cake.
I started my dinner with a Stilton bleu cheese chopped salad, a mix of crisp iceberg lettuce, diced red tomatoes, a golden crouton and aged bleu cheese.
The salad was dressed with a mildly sweet balsamic dressing. My entree was a selection of petite filet mignon medallions, perfectly cooked to order.
The tender and meltin- your mouth, succulent beef was accompanied by a mound of crisp-cooked, soft-centered French fries that were lifted to extraordinary by truffle oil and served with a creamy, light yellow hollandaise sauce.
I finished the feast with the coconut-crusted vanilla bean ice cream topped with a smooth, warm chocolate sauce that left my palate more than satisfied.
Where: Cloyde's Steak & Lobster House, Village on Venetian Bay, 4050 Gulf Shore Blvd., Naples
Hours: Dinner only in the summer, starting at 5 p.m. daily
Specials: Sunset specials are available all evening during the summer, starting at $14 and including a salad, entree, starch and vegetable
Happy hour: 5 to 7 p.m. with domestic beer for $3, glasses of house wine for $4; and $5 for premium liquor cocktails and small plates
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Malcolm Coaker says: over 1 year
Some parts of the hotel are good, but in my wide experience in travel, does not warrant a 5 star rating.
"I can not agree with your 5 star rating, I found the reception staff rude and unhelpful, on our departure they did not ask if we enjoyed our stay or thank us for staying there. The rooms house keeping was indifferent only in the second half of our stay was the standard acceptable and the supervisors were again unhelpful. The best service was the bar and pool area but you would expect that as you want your guests to spend. Overall I thought the hotel catered for Germans and Russians more than the Brits."Rating: 6,0
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Excellent hotel. Friendly staff, good food and amenities. Non- smoking area would be good and improved entertainment in evenings.
"Excellent hotel. All staff friendly and helpful. Breakfast outstanding with fantastic range available,including freshly Cooke d eggs to your own requirements. Hotel restaurants good quality. Only criticism regarding food areas is constant smoking - there appear to be no rules about non smoking and in the UK we are no longer accustomed to eating with smoke wafting over fro all directions. A non- smoking area would be appreciated. Only other criticism is regarding entertainment - particularly in the bar area, where same groups have been appearing for several years and are somewhat lack lustre. But generally a great place to holiday, with good accommodation and facilities."Rating: 9,0
Yes. We are planning to return in February 2014
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"Our firm is working very hard on comments," she said. "There are strong legal arguments that I can see already."
The Army Corp of Engineers and California Coastal Commission must also sign off on the project and Hooper said her firm will be there every step of the way.
"We need to exhaust all administrative remedies before we are allowed to sue," she said.
"I think the contention that this project is misguided and out of sync with the times" is a strong one, said Hooper.
Indeed, organizers supplied every attendee with a Caltrans citizen comment form, with detailed guidance on how to most effectively fill it out on the back. Organizers urged everyone to fill out the form and drop it in the box. They also encouraged the audience to show up for the final two Caltrans workshops on the freeway.
Among the speakers, retired academic Jack Hegenauer delivered a scholarly Powerpoint presentation on the potential for harmful pollution rising up from the highway and environmentalist Duncan McFetridge of Save Our Forests and Ranchlands delivered a fire-and-brimstone speech on the highway as a "picture of a dysfunctional disease."
"Caltrans' plan is simply a plan to widen the dysfunction," he thundered. "This project is defining what we are as a community. We have to stop it."
Perhaps the most powerful presentation however, was a series of before and after images of the highway showing steep man-made canyon walls -- sound barriers -- where once I-5 offered breathtaking coastal vistas.
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Michigan Senate Minority Leader Gretchen Whitmer, a Democrat told MSNBC that some of her Republican colleagues complained to her privately that DeVos was twisting their arms over the anti-union legislation.This isn't even much of an excuse for Richardville, who can't run for Senate again in 2014 due to term limits, unless he's looking ahead to statewide office or a congressional seat opening up. But the primary threats, along with whatever other arm-twisting accompanied them, go to show what politicians can expect when an uber-conservative billionaire controls their party and their careers.
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In last week's column, we found that one of the realities of the Affordable Care Act is higher health insurance deductibles.
However, the use of a Health Savings Account, coupled with a high deductible health plan, can provide some tax-advantaged relief.
One of the benefits of an HSA is that the contributions that you make to it are tax-deductible, whether or not you itemize your deductions.
Now that health insurers must cover pre-existing conditions (among other required policy characteristics), insurers have instituted many other limiting changes to help control their costs.
These changes include smaller networks of health care providers, and you may have already discovered that your physician is not included in your network.
Depending on whether you are covered through a Preferred Provider Organization or Health Maintenance Organizations, you also may not have out-of- network coverage.
If you don't have such coverage, sadly, you will pay through the nose for such care. Worse, these out-of-network expenses do not count against your total out-of-pocket maximum.
The way out of this morass is to make certain that your doctor and other providers are covered in your insurer's network.
If you have already purchased a policy directly from an insurer, you may want to determine if a more expensive policy type does include your health care providers, and, if so, switch.
Be careful though if you do purchase a policy that is not part of the Federal Exchange, since in so doing, you will forfeit your eligibility for any federal subsidy.
I did some checking, however, and the subsidy is not significant if your total income, if married, is more than $40,000.
In addition, if you have insurance through your employer, whether you are retired or not, there is no subsidy available from the feds.
The bottom line is that, if you have to purchase health insurance coverage, you will probably do better if you buy a policy directly from an insurer, rather than through the ACA exchange.
Another reality of the Affordable Care Act is higher costs for medicines, particularly if your required medication is not generic.
Drug expenses are now part of your deductible, and even though that specific drug is covered, the higher deductibles will mean that you will pay more than previously.
Also, insurers have now switched from fixed dollar drug co-pays to percentage based coinsurance. This change means that the higher the cost of the medication, the more that you will wind up paying.
There are three defensive techniques you can take advantage of to mitigate the realities of rising prescription drug costs: first, make the switch to a generic, and most insurers provide online tools to help you find a generic that is the equivalent of the drug that you are using.
Also, ask you prescribing physician if the drug company offers any reduced co-pay coupons, or if you might qualify for a subsidy from the drug company.
Secondly, you may be surprised to discover how much you can save in prescription costs by ordering your medications online, and then receiving them through the mail.
My wife and I use Express Scripts, and their costs are less than through a local pharmacy. However, we have discovered that if you do have a reduced co-pay coupon, you may do better by using a local pharmacy.
The third option is to purchase a more expensive version (platinum in the ACA nomenclature) from an insurer, if the plan provides for smaller co-pays.
Even though the premium is higher up front, you could save money overall through more generous drug coverage.
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The defending NASCAR champion likes Penske Racing teammate Joey Logano to win the championship.
Assuming, of course, Keselowski himself can't defend his own title.
The two Penske drivers go into Saturday night's race at Richmond trying to lock up spots in the 12-driver Chase for the Sprint Cup championship field. Logano is in far better shape than the defending champion. He's ranked eighth in the Sprint Cup standings and has one win on the season. Keselowski is 15th in points, winless and a victory Saturday might not be enough to get in the Chase.


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When one embarks upon a mission to eliminate speech codes from college campuses it's tough to know where to start. Some codes ban speech that is merely "offensive." Some ban speech that is "maligning." Others ban speech that "challenges." Imagine a college that guarantees a four year education without any fear of being challenged. It's as easy as imagining a worthless college education.
Whatever the reasons, it was just over a year ago today that we agreed to target the speech code at Appalachian State University. The "we" began as a joint effort between the Pope Center for Higher Education Policy in Raleigh and the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education in Philadelphia. The FIRE and the Pope Center wrote a report on censorship in the UNC system, which got surprisingly good coverage in the mainstream media.
Next, the Pope Center sent me out on a brief speaking tour covering several UNC campuses. Appalachian State was the third stop on the tour.
My speech at ASU went pretty well until I accidentally let my voice (which was raspy from a minor cold) slide into an impression of William Jefferson Clinton. As one who is well-known for his political impersonations I could not resist a little wisecrack. Looking down beneath the podium, I said – in my best Clinton accent – "Get up off the floor, Monica! I think I hear Hillary coming."
That's when I got an abrupt reminder of the "right to be un-offended," which is sincerely felt – though not actually held – by all of the liberal dope smoking hippies (about 2/3rds of the student population) at ASU.
In fact, two long-haired Clinton supporters got up and stormed out of the auditorium – turning off the lights as they left the room – just as soon as I made them uncomfortable with a flashback of Monica in thong underwear on the Oval Office floor. (I thought it was a pretty symbolic gesture. Once the first person gets offended, it's time for everyone else to go home.)
Of course, it wasn't exactly time to go home that evening. I finished my speech and then got to move on to the question and answer session. During the Q and A, a freshman at ASU asked me about the speech code. Specifically, he complained that a political science professor kept reminding him of the speech code every time he espoused a conservative idea in class discussion. But - no matter how far off the charts their comments might be - leftist students were never seen as running afoul of the code.
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Fast Freddy. I had the last of the aircoolers and the first of the following year watercoolers. Simple fact, air coolers were lighter by about 10-15 lbs., had the same power at the beginning, lost a bit of power, maybe 15%, after 10 minutes. Most motos barely lasted 15 minutes until you make Expert, then it might last 20 minutes until you enter a pro outdoor, but by then, you're shop or factory sponsored, and everyone is getting tired.
I"m a lightweight, raced 3 Novice 250 AMA races on my brother's 250 Honda 4 stroke kit'ed by Champion, using a Champion frame with Cerianis, and Koni's, way back in '78. Mid pack starts, lots more control, hole shots in muddy conditions, but lack of power compared to two strokes. It only had 8" travel, front and rear, so was giving up some performance in whoops, gaining some in the turns. All 3 races at Dixon's ArgyllPark, few whoops, lots of doubles, sweeping turns and fast straightways. My '77 YZ, bought from an expert, had 12" travel and almost the power, it was a 125.
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5:10: It's been a pretty formulaic draft so far with Kansas City's selection of Tennessee safety Eric Berry with the No. 5 pick.
It's rare for a safety to be taken this early in a draft. Conventional wisdom says cornerbacks should go before safeties in the draft.
But many felt Berry was the most complete defensive player in the draft. We'll see (at least twice a year) if he lives up to the hype.
5:00: Sooner (pun intended) or later a player from another school will get drafted. But at No. 4 Washington took offensive tackle Trent Williams – the first offensive lineman to be selected.
That's three of the top four picks coming out of Oklahoma.
4:54: It's playing out like many have predicted with Tampa Bay taking Oklahoma defensive tackle Gerald McCoy with the No. 3 pick.
Good pass rusher and run stuffer with 15.5 tackles for a loss in 2009 and 14.5 career sacks in three seasons.
4:47: No surprises with pick No. 2 either as Detroit takes Nebraska defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh.
Those lucky enough to see him live in the Holiday Bowl saw firsthand what an unbelievable talent is. He's the first defensive player to win the AP Player of the Year award and is believed to be – by most – the best player in the draft.
4:38: First pick – not exactly a shocker that St. Louis picks Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford.
Rumors starting floating last night about Pittsburgh looking to move scandal-ridden quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, which made for some fun speculating in the last 24 hours. But nothing ever materialized.
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Hopes for Islamic State has released new footage depicting unscathed ruins in the Syrian city of Palmyra. Even though activists say the group had promised to spare much of the ancient site and only destroy statues deemed polytheistic – raising hopes that some of the most magnificent surviving ruins of antiquity may remain intact. But the human toll of the conflict increased as president Bashar al-Assad's air force responded to the loss of Palmyra with an unforgiving air campaign that killed more than a dozen civilians on Monday and appears to have triggered a fresh humanitarian crisis in the area.
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McDonald's is on a mission to get its business back in shape, and it's finally taking another look at its food. Chief executive Steve Easterbrook said at a conference Wednesday morning that as the company makes organizational changes—which were the focus of the new CEO's comments about the turnaround earlier this month—"At a more fundamental level we are recommitting to hotter, tastier food across the menu." Easterbrook said, with the burgers, McDonald's will change "the way we sear and then grill our beef so the patties come off juicier." The bread will get some more attention too. A burger bun at McDonald's may be impossibly smooth and round, but it may also seem light, fluffy, almost unremarkable.
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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Today the universal Church celebrates the feast of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (1774-1821), who was canonized by Pope Paul VI in 1975.
Mother Seton is a saint of many "firsts." She opened the first tuition-free Catholic school in the United States. She formed the Sisters of Charity, the first community of consecrated religious women founded in the United States.
And she also has the privilege of being the first American-born canonized saint.
Lord God, you blessed Elizabeth Seton with gifts of grace as wife and mother, educator and foundress, so that she might spend her life in service to your people. Through her example and prayers may we learn to express our love for you in love for others. We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
Don't Let Uncertainty Stop You
A fear of not having all the answers is stopping many young women from seeking a beautiful vocation as a religious sister, says a Franciscan sister from Illinois in a new video.
"That's where the fear is," explains Sr. Michael, of the Daughters of St. Francis of Assisi. "The person is hesitating to take that next step because they don't have all the answers. You are not going to have all the answers, until you take that next step. And then the answers will come."
In a candid, unscripted video interview, Sr. Michael, Vicar Provincial of the congregation, provides fresh insight on overcoming reluctance in pursuing a vocation, as well as the spiritual benefits of living in a community dedicated to following Christ through the life of St. Francis.
"Let me tell you what it's like to be in a community of sisters," Sr. Michael explains in a surprisingly popular 10-minute video. "It's a mystery at first because you realize that there is a spiritual bond with each one of them. . . . We all come from different parts of the world and different parts of the country. Yet we all have that bond, that common bond. . . . That bond follows us into eternity."
The video also features an interview with the congregation's bishop, Most Rev. Daniel R. Jenky, Bishop of Peoria, who says, "I am very happy to say I have great admiration for the zeal of the Daughters of St. Francis of Assisi."
The Sisters' provincial motherhouse is in Lacon, Illinois, and the congregation has its general house in Bratislava, Slovak Republic. They have been operating St. Joseph Nursing Home in Lacon since 1964.
St. Paul of the Cross
Today the Church in the United States celebrates the memorial of St. Paul of the Cross (194-1775), the founder of the Congregation of the Discalced Clerks of the Most Holy Cross and Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, more commonly known as the "Passionists." (For a concise explanation as to why it's celebrated today, click here.) There are three Passionist communites for women in the United States that are affiliates of the Institute on Religious Life.
St. Paul was one of the greatest preachers of his age, and also was a renowned miracle worker and spiritual director.
In looking into St. Paul of the Cross' remarkable life, I came across a documentary about him by actor Martin Sheen. It's quite informative. Here is the first 13-min. installment, and here is the second 13-min. installment.
Speaking of Martin Sheen, check out this interview concerning The Way, an inspiring new movie written and directed by his son (Emilio, not Charlie!).
North American Martyrs
The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church. Today we remember and celebrate the planting of the Church in North America through the martyrdom of the Jesuit martyrs Isaac Jogues, John de Brebeuf, and companions. In honor of these true heroes of the faith, enjoy this short video with Fr. James Kobicki, S.J. of the Apostleship of Prayer.
May the courage of these martyrs, rooted in the love of God, inspire us to live wholeheartedly for Christ today, and to offer our own sufferings in union with Christ for the life of the world.
Monastery of Our Lady of the Rosary
During this month that is especially dedicated to the Our Lady's Rosary, I thought our visitors might enjoy this video from the cloistered Dominican community based in Summit, New Jersey.
For more on this community, which is an affiliate of the Institute on Religious Life, click here.
Documentary Reveals Life of Cloistered Benedictines
A former fashion and beauty photographer has released a 90-minute documentary on the life of Benedictine contemplatives.
"Tyburn Convent Gloria Deo" brings viewers within the cloisters of the order's nine monasteries, starting with the motherhouse in England, and ranging through Oceania and South America.
The order was established in 1903 near Marble Arch, London–the site where dozens of English martyrs were killed during the Protestant Reformation.
Michael Luke Davies created the work. He and Mother Xavier McMonagle, the mother-general of the Tyburn Nuns, presented the documentary last Thursday.
"I was moved to tears many times by the beauty of what I was filming," Davies said. "For me, it exceeded my expectations of what I could film. It was an incredible experience I shall never forget for the rest of my life. The things I have seen and the moments I have shared with these beautiful religious people I will keep with me forever." Read the rest of this entry »
Open to the Light of Christ
"Through Christ we know that we are not destined to wander into an abyss, or the silence of nothingness or death, but that we are pilgrims on a journey to the promised land."
With these words, Pope Benedict XVI greeted the seminarians gathered in the Cathedral of Santa María la Real de la Almudena to participate in the Eucharistic celebration. In the joyful climate of World Youth Day last month, the Holy Father invited all of the men to live these years of preparation in interior silence, constant prayer, and assiduous study in order to understand if the path they are on–a path that "requires audacity and authenticity"–is the right choice for their lives.
New Video on French Religious Foundress Highlights Virtue in the Face of Family Difficulties
At the age of 28, Jane de Chantal, a French noblewoman, was faced with the difficult task of getting beyond her husband's accidental death and raising five children. Beyond that, she was compelled to live at her father-in-law's estate and put up with his irritations.
A very devout woman, she then met St. Francis de Sales and the two formed a lifelong friendship. Francis confided to Jane his desire to found a religious order that would be welcoming to women who seek a deep relationship with God, but who for one reason or another could not live with the physical rigors of traditional religious life.
In 1610, the two officially established the Order of the Visitation of Holy Mary. Before she died, St. Jane de Chantal founded 86 houses of the Visitation.
All of this is recounted in a new video on the life of St. Jane de Chantal, which has been viewed over two thousand times on Gloria.TV in the first week of its debut.
The video was produced by VocationPromotion.com for the Second Federation of the Visitation in the United States and is featured on the website www.VisitationSpirit.org.
New Video on Redeeming Medieval Captives Goes Viral
Offering one's life in exchange for another Christian whose faith is in danger is certainly a noble cause. Maybe that's why a new video on the history of a men's order founded to do just that is attracting so much attention.
The nine-minute video, "Redeeming Medieval Captives–The Story of The Order of Mercy," has gone viral on the Catholic video website Gloria.TV, with more than 2,000 views this week.
The nine-minute video explains the origins of the Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mercy, complete with period paintings and drawings depicting 13th century ships, ancient drawings of men captured by Muslims, as well as prayerful modern-day Mercedarian friars.
Quoting the Mercedarians' official historical record, the video says, "The real risk of captivity for a Christian captive in the power of the Saracens was the danger of renouncing the true faith. . . . The very circumstances of captivity were a real, ongoing and serious temptation for Christians whose faith was not very strong."
Find out what experience motivated St. Peter Nolasco to found the Order by viewing the video and visiting the Order of Mercy site.
More for Your Vocation
Last week at Rome Reports there was an intriguing video highlighting the vocation efforts of the United States bishops, especially a new series of videos at the Bishops' For Your Vocation website.
I just visited the For Your Vocation website, and on this occasion I visited their blog and several other pages. What struck my attention this time (I hadn't noticed it previously) was this vocations quiz–a series of questions to help young people go deeper in their discernment. And of course the site provides information on the upcoming vocations fair at World Youth Day, including the schedule of events.


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A glittering evening marks Manappuram Miss South India
Music and glittering lights welcome you to Le Meridien. The fashion contest Manappuram Miss South India is about to begin. Cochin-based music band Ritu Raga performs live as the 16 models from Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh walk the ramp.
"We are playing a fusion of Carnatic music, jazz and folk according to the clothes the models are wearing," says the lead violinist of the band Viswanath. The judges for the show are former Miss World, Parvathy Omanakuttan, film director Major Ravi, Mrs. India 2011, Mrs. Jeemole Jaibin, rotary governor, Kuriachan, actor and fashion designer Sajimon Parayil and media person, Toshma Biju. It begins with an ethnic round where the models, clad in half-sari, walk the ramp. The white saris with zaris look pretty. The models sport bindis, tikkas, and braids. Flowing skirts with the traditional mango print define this collection.
The second sequence is the gown round. The ladies are dressed in flowing gowns and they are accompanied by soulful piano music.
Maria, a Russian belly dancer makes graceful moves and Kishore, the winner of television reality show, Entertainment Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega, entertains the audience with his acrobatics. The show comes to an end as judges declare the winners. Abhishikta S Shetty, from Karnataka is crowned Manappuram Miss South India 2014. Aditi Shetty and Meghna Shetty from Karanataka bag the first runner up and second runner up titles.
Geetika Bindana (Miss Congeniality)
Archana Jayakrishnan (Miss Perfect Ten)
Aditi Shetty (Miss Beautiful Face)
Ashwika Omkumar (Miss Beautiful Smile)
Swapna Nair (Miss Beautiful Hair)
Geetika Bindana (Miss Viewers Choice)
Darshith Mita Gowda (Miss Catwalk)
Shree Iraa (Miss Beautiful Eyes)
Taniya Stanly (Miss Talented)
Abhishikta S Shetty (Miss beautiful Skin)
Darshithmita Gowda ( Miss Photogenic)
Swapna Nair (Miss Personality)
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Darshithmita Gowda
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Archana Jayakrishnan
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Located in Wilkes-Barre's downtown historic district and on Wilkes University's campus,Hillard House is a 1865 Second Empire architectural gem that offers elegant overnight accommodations and delicious breakfasts.Each room features a private bath,queen bed,Direct TV,refrigerator and coffee maker.A gourmet breakfast is served in the dining room with its twelve foot ceiling,crystal chandelier, and parquet flooring.Relax in the music room and play "Heart and Soul" on one of the two baby grand Pianos. Hillard House is within easy walking distance to downtown Wilkes-Barre,restaurants and the FMKirby Center and a short drive to Kings College and Wyoming Seminary.Allow us to be your home away from home for special weekends and business trips.Come visit us.
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5 on March 06, 2015
Cecelia & Gordon don't miss a trick with their B & B. There is nothing you want for. Everything was wellkept, clean and in great working order. The breakfast was outstanding: fruit bowl, banana cocoanut muffins, eggs benedict, toast, coffee and juice. Hospitable folks who make you feel right at home. We will be coming back to Gordon and Cecelia next year.
5 on February 18, 2015
The innkeepers were very friendly the breakfast was exceptional, the room was beautiful. I wanted to take a bath, but I couldn't because the water did not stay hot enough to fill the tub. Other than that I would definitely stay again
5 on January 02, 2015
Our stay at Hillard House was wonderful during our Christmas visit with family. We found the accommodations to be very peaceful and relaxing. Our hosts Cecilia & Gordon were so gracious and hospitable. Breakfast each morning was delicious. And the home was very nicely decorated for the holiday. Located in the midst of a small private college - much to see and experience in the area on foot. Will always be our choice to stay during future Christmas holiday visits with family. Can't wait to stay at HH during our spring visit. Rudy & Chris H.
5 on December 19, 2014
A huge thanks to Cecilia and Gordon for their wonderful hospitality at Hillard House. I wish I was not traveling for work and could have enjoyed another day. My late arrival was not a problem and I never felt rushed checking in or out.The bed was the most comfortable on my 5 day state wide journey and the special elevator was a real help with luggage. I was totally surprised when I said I had an allergy and was surprised wit gluten free blueberry pancakes for breakfast. They were awesome. I'd love to go back and stay again.
5 on November 30, 2014
This was our fourth stay at Hillard House...we love being in the company of Cecilia and Gordon. Their hospitality is outstanding...the home is very charming and cozy -- like stepping back into time...the rooms are tastefully appointed (I especially love the Gold Room)...breakfasts are outstanding (Cecilia is a genius in the kitchen and Gordon is the most entertaining "waiter" that ever was!)...the location is FABulous, in the nicest section of downtown Wilkes-Barre...The only thing we ever complain about is that our visits have to come to an end! I can't wait till the next opportunity to stay at Hillard House!
5 on November 06, 2014
Loved the history and charm of Hillard House. Had a wonderful breakfast of Eggs Benedict with fresh homemade Pineapple Coconut muffins, so delicious. Wish we had had more time to stay and visit with the friendly innkeepers. Looking forward to returning soon!
5 on November 04, 2014
Cecilia and Gordon were exceptional ! We had a late check out and they accommodated us no problem! Super friendly and felt like they were family! The place was decorated so nice and very, very clean!
4.8 on October 31, 2014
The Willilams welcomed us with open umbrellas and helped us with our luggage. The house has so much architectural detail still intact. The three-story house was built circa 1865 and is elegant. For those who find the steps challenging, there is an elevator. Our breakfast was picture perfect and delicious.
5 on October 18, 2014
My stay here felt much more like being at home rather than in a hotel. The room was comfortable, cheery even on a rainy day and relaxing. Breakfast was tasty and was accompanied by interesting conversation with my hosts Gordon and Cecilia and fellow guests. It will be my first choice of lodging next time I need to stay in Wilkes-Barre.
5 on October 07, 2014
Our stay was excellent,we were in town to see a show at the Kirby Center. The history of the house was very fascinating and we loved the tour of the house. We felt very much at home . The breakfast was outstanding! Thank you so much to our hosts! We will return Sandy and Frank.
Spacious and bright, the queen-size four poster bed under the large brass chandelier invites you to relax and enjoy the amenities-stocked refrigerator,cable tv,secure wifi,ac, private bath,fluffy towels,desk and seating areas.Included are turndown service,off street parking and a full breakfast in our formal dining room.
Nightly Rate: $115 - $135
Decorated in a sophisticated palette of rose,cream and black,the Rose Room features all the romance of the French Quarter in New Orleans.The queen-size bed has a hand crocheted canopy and night stands with reading lamps and room for a book.Close the quilted drapes and watch cable tv or use our secure wifi network.Amentities also include private bath,fridge,coffeemaker,ac,desk and seating areas.Turndown service,afternoon refreshments, and breakfast incl.
Nightly Rate: $115 - $135
Bright and airy,the Blue Room has a queen bed,private bath with shower,direct TV,fridge.coffeemaker,ac,secure wifi and window seats with cushions and hand stenciling.There is a lovely brocade sofa and carved wool carpet which compliments the hand-painted bed.A tray of our personalized bath amenities and soft robes will help you relax.
Nightly Rate: $115 - $135
Period decor with Sitting Room,Bedroom w/queen bed,direct TV,Private bath w/shower,whirlpool soaker tub,Fridge,coffeemaker and microwave.Turndown service,wifi,off street parking and full breakfast included.Pullout bed in sitting room for third guest.
Nightly Rate: $140 - $165
Near Poconos, Mohegan Sun Arena and Casino, The FM KIrby Center for the Performing Arts, Steamtown National Park, Wilkes University, Ricketts Glen State Park, City, Downtown, Mountains
Wilkes-Barre, PA (AVP-Wilkes-Barre Scranton Intl.) 20 miles
From 1-81 N or S: Take exit 170B. Follow 309N. Take exit 3, Wilkes-Barre/ Plains. Make a left at end of exit ramp onto River Street. At the 9th light, turn right onto South Street. (Wilkes-U's electric marquee is before you!) The road bends left and becomes West River Street. We are the 4th house on the left.
Amusement Park, Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Casino, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Ski area
Bed and Breakfast, Historic Inn
Board games, Copier, Fax Machine, Fireplace, Internet Service, Library, Piano, Radio, Telephone, VCR, Videos, Wedding Facilities
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Amenities Basket, Bath robes, Coffee/Tea facilities, Desk, Fridge, Hairdryer, Ironing Board, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Turndown Service, Wi-Fi
Billiards, Downhill Skiing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Hunting, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Ski rentals, Snow shoe rental, Snow shoe trails, Whitewater Rafting
Cecilia and Gordon Williams
Low fat , Restrictive , Vegetarian , on request
Gingerbread Pancakes
The aroma of these tender,exceptionally flavorful pancakes will get even the sleepiest heads out of bed and to the table.Served on a heated plate with a dollop of whipped cream and drizzle of syrup,gingerbread pancakes,fresh sausage,and a baked Granny Smith apple is a lovely way to start the day.


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The Riding of the Marches in a historic event which sees riders check the boundaries of the Royal Burgh to ensure no-one has intruded on their territory.
Annan Riding of the Marches
Hundreds of horses were ridden through the streets of Annan to thousands of cheering townsfolk lining the streets.
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One of the largest and oldest historic traditional ceremonies in south west Scotland is taking place. Annan Riding of the Marches, a fortnight of events, culminates on the first Saturday of July. The Annan Cornet and his Lass lead a cavalcade of riders out of the town round the burgh boundaries.
The traditional words "Safe Oot, Safe In" are shouted out as they forge the latest link in a chain of tradition dating back almost 700 years. Checking the boundaries was the responsibility of their forefathers to ensure that its landmarks had not been removed or tampered with by the English.
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PASADENA, Calif., Oct. 31 /PRNewswire/ -- Animal Dermatology Clinic announces the grand opening of their new full time state of the art specialty practice in Pasadena, CA. The 3,700 square foot facility has six dermatology exam rooms and a separate procedure room, where laser surgeries, allergy testing, biopsies, and other diagnostic testing, as well as treatments, can be performed on-site, in a quiet and stress-free environment. There is also a custom-built area in the clinic in which a separate dental practice will soon be located.
"We are very excited about our new facility opening in Pasadena. We have been working at satellite clinics in Pasadena for the past several years and have realized over time that our clients would be better served with a full time location. We also believe that this full time clinic will be able to address the needs of clients in the San Fernando, San Gabriel, and Simi Valleys, as well as, Santa Clarita, Thousand Oaks, and other outer-lying areas. We have been fortunate in finding such a prime location for the clinic in beautiful downtown Pasadena," says owner Rusty Muse, DVM, DipACVD.
An open house for referring veterinarians and clients to tour the clinic and meet the doctors of the Pasadena practice will be held Sunday, November 2, 2008 from 3:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. at the 150 North San Gabriel Boulevard, Suite 400 location. As the Pasadena clinic's full-time doctor, Dr. John Angus, DVM, Dip ACVD will practice along with Dr. Joel Griffies, DVM, Dip ACVD and Dr. Allison Kirby, DVM, who will be practicing part time at this clinic. These doctors, as well as many doctors from the other Animal Dermatology Clinics across California, will be on-site to meet with referring veterinarians and clients.
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Corona rallies from 8 down to beat Mtn. View at VisitMesa
Corona del Sol has had a few freshmen in recent years make an impact in its boys basketball program. Calaen Robinson was one iin 2009 as a starte in late December. Casey Benson comes to mind in 2011 as a starter from the get-go. Cassius Peat in 2012 as a 6th-7th man. It's fair to say Alex Barcello can be added to that list this season.
Barcello came off the bench Tuesday nightin his now customary role to score 13 points, hand out four assists and collect two steals as the Aztecs rallied for a 76-68 victory over Mesa Mountain View in the final game of the 2013 VisitMesa.com Basketball Challenge at Mountain View High School.
"We call Alex and Cassius (Peat) our sixth and seventh starters," Corona del Sol coach Sammy Duane Jr. said. "When they come in they give us instant energy. They make us better, not because they're better than the starters they just give us fresh, solid players. With Alex, there's a reason he's playing on this team. He can contribute." Barcello scored in double figures off the bench in the final four games of five Corona played in the tournament. Averaging right about 13 in those contests.
Corona del Sol (13-0), the two-time defending D-I state champs, was in danger of absorbing its first loss of the season in the first half. Mountain View (11-3) came out firing from three-point range, connecting on eight threes in building as much as an eight-point lead (22-14). By intermission Corona was still on the short end of a 37-34 score.
Barcello made his appearance about midway through the first half and promptly scored nine points on 4-of-4 shooting from the field. His offense and ball-handling offset a tough first half for Benson, who finished the first 16 minutes with five points and 2-of-9 shooting from the field. Mountain View's 8-2 edge in three-point shots made in the opening half was reason the Toros led.
"We told our guys at halftime we needed to pay more attention to the outside shooting and we could weather the storm," Duane Jr. said.
Benson picked up his game in the second half, finishing with 18 points. The Aztecs got solid games offensivelyas well from Dane Kuiper (game-high 20 points) and 15 points from Connor MacDougall. Corona took the lead for good in the second half with just less than 11 minutes left on Benson's lone 3 of the game. Another basket by Benson and a 12-foot jumper from Barcello bumped the lead to five. Corona led by as many as eight with 7 1/2 minutes left (57-50). Kuiper and Benson were named to the all-tourament team for Corona.
That's when Mountain View began a rally of its own that pared the lead to 67-64 with two minutes left on a three-point play by Andy Sessions. Kuiper, Benson and Jarrett Givens combined for seven free throws down the stretch. The Toros got not closer than four to the finish.
Mountain View made only one three in the second half and didn't shoot nearly as well as the first half, which saw it hit 55 percent of its shots. Sessions led Mountain View with 19 points, Austin Denham contributed 15, Josh Bribiescas hit for 14 off the bench and Colton Meo chipped in 11. All-tournament team selection Payton Dastrup finished with nine points. Dastrup wasn't involved much in the offense in the opening half, getting only three attempts with the offense clicking from the perimeter. Dastrup didn't score his first point until the 12-minute mark of the second half.
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