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Dirty, the pool is a joke, the rooms are dark and smell like old shoes. The place is falling apart. Would not recommend to anyone...ever...
Mission Point Resort, HUGE disappointment!
My husband surprised me for my 30th birthday in August 2003 with a trip to Mackinac Island. It was a wonderful weekend EXCEPT our hotel room at Mission Point. After searching several options, my husband thought he was getting me a really fabulous lakeview room. Mission Point is the biggest rip-off on the Island. There's no air-conditioning, the rooms are tiny, the fan cord was split and taped back together, the paint was peeling off the windows, the door knob was falling off, and one pillow was ripped with the stuffing coming out. Also, lakeview? Yes, you could see the lake in the distance, in between trees, but our actual view was of rooftops and fences. The room was very small and the bedding was worn and frayed. Certainly not what I expected for $365. We checked around and found that for less money we could have had a standard room at the Grand Hotel or a brand-new large suite with unobstructed lakeview at the Chippewa Hotel. I will say that the restaurants were good, the grounds were beautiful (except the hotel room section which looks like a dump), the lobby area is impressive, and the staff was great. After expressing my disappointment, the desk clerk did only charge me for a standard room versus a lakeview room, but that's still way too much for the quality of room.I can't wait to return to Mackinac Island, but we won't be returning to Mission Point.
Stay in Mackinaw City & Day Trip Mackinaw Island!!
We spent the last two days visiting Mackinac Island and stayed at the Mission Point Resort. Like all other hotels and inns on the island, this is a very old hotel and its age is showing!! We had reserved a room at Mission Point and for the price we paid, we thought we would be getting something equivalent to the top Hyatt or Marriott-type accomodations. Were we wrong!! No air conditioning, an extremely small bathroom, and 2 window fans to give us a little fresh air. Very disappointing. I would strongly recommend staying at the Holiday Inn Express and taking one of the ferry services between the island and Makinaw City. You will save a ton of money and at least have an air conditioned room!!
Nice...but a bit pricey
Being relatively new residents to Michigan, we decided to go "Up North" for a week of vacation. The last three days were spent on Mackinac Island. Friends had recommended MPR as a good fit for families. After doing some research, I quickly found that peak season rates anywhere on the island are high. Since we knew we would be returning in early fall to stay at the Grand, we felt positive about our choice.
A quick scan of reviews will testify to the fact that they are mixed. I would give our overall experience a "B". The weather was nice, and our room did not face the sun. We had selected a Forest Suite, which is a good choice for a small family. It is pleasant but not large. The staff is international, which makes one's stay very interesting. Some of the amenities are wonderful -we found the restaurants good for our needs.
The lobby is special...and during the summer they have a wonderful Magic Show. The pool is sub-standard for a facility like this. The staff consists of many interns in the hospitality industry. Our service and room were fine...but heard of stories to the contrary. We enjoyed our time - but please weigh your choices wisely.
Mission Point terrible disappointment
Our stay with Mission Point was the most misserable experience I had ever had with a resort. Upon arrival we were not escorted to our room, there were no signs directing us, and we were not offered help carrying the large amounts of heavy luggage weighing down our arms. Upon entering our room we were hit with unexpected phone charges of $1.00 for each call, no air conditioning, and loud guests below us who drank until wee hours of the night, not allowing us to leave our windows open. The shower tiles were falling from the walls, and there was not an indoor pool as expected, but instead a small outdoor pool. The night before checkout we phoned the front desk to request that someone come by to pick up our luggage the following morning at 7am so that it would be to the ferry at 8am. We were told that we should call back the next morning and someone would be there immediately. We did as requested, and phoned the next morning at 7am. By 7:20 no one has showed up and we placedanother cal to the front desk to inquire. We were told that someone was on their way. Fearing that we would miss the ferry we hauled all of our belongings out of our room, down three floors, and out in front of the hotel where we waited another 10 minutes until someone arrived to tag it. We then went to meet our family at the front lobby only to find out that the taxi had not waited for them, and had not picked up our luggage. We had numerous other family members already at the ferry docks waiting for us. Ferious, we tried to find our luggage so that we could haul it to the dock ourselves, only to be told by Mission Point staff that its location was unknown. We were then blamed by the bellhop manager for not having asked specifically for the bell hop stand when requesting that our luggage be picked up. I would like to point out that if this is the correct procedure it is not stated as being so in your the guest guide placed in the room, nor was it told to us by the front desk attedant when we called, all three times. Needless to say, we missed our ferry, which our other family members were on, were treated rudley, and then blamed for all of the poor service. Today I was going through our bank statements and noticed that we were charged for the remainder of our balance. This was to be applied to a different credit card, as directly stated, and signed for, by my father in law upon checkout ( a wedding gift gesture). I would also like to add that this was the weekend of our wedding, something we had waited our entire lives for, and it would have been flawless but for this.
Not Worth the $$$
Extensive Internet research listed MPR as a "family-friendly" resort. Having two small children, this sounded like a godsend and I didn't mind paying the $400+ per night. When we arrived, it was mix-up after mix-up. The clerk forgot to return my credit card and didn't tell the bellboys to bring our luggage up. There were only three in-hotel places to eat, one being a fancy seafood restaurant, and the kids' menus were expensive...thankfully, we had gotten one of those packages where the kids ate free.I admit I expected at least an indoor pool at a resort but there was none. Just a little outdoor pool that didn't look very inviting in early June. Also, as a part of our package, we received a free hayride. When we went to claim it the first night, it ended up being cancelled due to lack of participation. The second night it was cancelled due to rain. They did reimburse us, after some persistence. The rooms were OK, it was nice having a separate room with beds for the kids, but our room was tiny. Not much walking space between the TV and bed.It was a nice place, but not really worth the beaucoup dollars we shelled out for it. We enjoyed the island, but probably wouldn't stay here again.
Loved the bike ride around the island
We stayed at Mission Point on during the memorial day holiday. The weather was wonderful. I loved the ride around the island on bikes with my family. We used the pool but the hot tub was way over 104 degrees and I felt like my feet were scolded. The restaurant in the hotel was nice and the service was good too. I was upset however, to find my things out in the hallway and the staff was cleaning my room before I had checked out. My husband's wheelchair could have been taken and wouldn't have been easily replaced and the motorized wheelchair we had rented was out in the hallway unattended as well. I had a nice time and I'd go back though.
Wonderful Island Spot
I just returned from a conference on Mackinac Island and we stayed at Mission Point Resort. Friendly staff, Large, beautiful lobby, and very tasteful rooms. Beautiful views, short walk to all the shops and FUDGE. I would recommend the resort to any wanting to visit the Island. Can't wait to return!!!!
Wonderful !!!
Mission Point was wonderful. My wife and I had never been to Mackinac Island. It is such a beautiful Island. We stayed in one of their Hot Tub Suites, you have your own private patio. A very romantic resort. We will definitely go back.
Not what expected
My family has been to the Island a few times and my wife and I decided to spend our 25th wedding anniversary on the island. We normally stay at 'above average' motels and thought the Mission Point would be the best on the island (Other than the Grand of course). We confirmed by phone there was TV's and AC in the rooms.We went in June. Hot. Mistake.Our room was the size of a college dorm room. The thermometer in the room said 87 deg. There is NO air conditioning-in any rooms. There was a ceiling fan, but it was broke.The TV was a 12" portable in the closet.Gee, all this for >$300/night.We canceled our 3 night reservation (NOT allowed, but we persisted) and high-tailed it back to the mainland and got and executive suite with a whirlpool and 4 beds for less money. We were thrilled.Talked with friend who stayed elsewhere on island (Iroqouis) and had better experiences so I say no for Mission Point. Sorry
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In Him you also trusted, after you heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation; in whom also, having believed, you were sealed with the Holy Spirit of promise, who is the guarantee of our inheritance until the redemption of the purchased possession, to the praise of His glory. - Ephesians 1:13-14
Look at all that is true of you who believe in this one section of God's Word! If you believe in Jesus, that He died for your sin, trusting in the promises of God, then all of this is true about you right now.
- You are blessed with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Christ
What does it do to you to read a list like that? Do you, like me, look at that list and say to yourself, "I don't deserve that…"? Well you're right. You don't deserve any of that. In fact, none of us does.
From the greatest to the least among us, none of us deserves to be treated that way. We deserve to be punished for our sin. I have sinned against the Lord in thought, word, and deed. Try as I might, every day ends with me having done the very things I tried not to do, and not doing the things I tried so hard to do right.
And even if I could become better at not sinning, I know that I would still mess up eventually. No matter how successful I was at mortifying the flesh, no matter how many things I didn't do, or how many good things I accomplished, I would still be left with the problem of my sinful nature. It is still in there.
That is the beautiful thing about the good news. There is someone who can rescue me from this dilemma, and that someone is Jesus the Christ, the Son of God, who became flesh and dwelt among us, who lived a perfect life for me, who died the perfect death in my place, and whom God raised for me so that I could be saved from the penalty of sin, be forgiven, and be declared righteous!
And all of these things listed here are now true about me. They are a reality in God's eyes, because He has promised in His Word that they are true. God does not lie, He does not go back on His Word, and He does not back away from His promises.
To be "in Christ" means that all of the things that the Bible says are true about a believer in Jesus are a present reality and can be enjoyed in the here and now. "For you did not receive the spirit of bondage again to fear, but you received the Spirit of adoption by whom we cry out, 'Abba, Father'", Romans 8:15 tells us.
You do not have to live in fear of the fires of hell "nipping at your heels", as some might suggest, but you can rest in the promises of God that your inheritance is guaranteed, that it is an objective reality that you already possess, and that you are accepted by God because you believe in Jesus the Christ.
How should we then live? In the confidence that we are adopted by our Heavenly Father, as securely as those who were chosen from before the foundation of the world, and as holy and without blame as those who are complete in Him who is the head of all principality and power. We live this life out of our position in Christ, not as some say by trying all the harder to prove it.
And what of sin? When sin accuses we say, 'Yes, I am a sinner. What of it? My Lord Jesus is a greater Savior. I have been saved by His mercy, through the washing of regeneration and renewing of the Holy Spirit.' (See: Titus 3:5) For it is written, "Greater is He that is in you, than he that is in the world." - 1 John 4:4
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Longs go on early holiday tomorrow. Shorts will be busy making money. Got a buy order in for 425. Next month is beginning of Sell in May trend. Its been nice but lets get honest with ones self...
You do understand that someone is buying with every sale? Maybe Timmy and the board are stepping up?
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Letters | Vote for Hauglie, County Councilwoman Lambert says
- Nov 4, 2013 at 10:45AM
It is always a pleasure to work with Kevin Hauglie. He is responsive and cares deeply about his community and the people he serves. He is deeply rooted in this community and serves in roles as a businessman, family man, and responsible commissioner.
Growing up with the paper: Fall City's John Groshell gives a kids-eye view of the news biz
- Nov 4, 2013 at 10:00AM updated Nov 5, 2013 at 8:53AM
He grew up in the business, but John Groshell never had printer's ink in his veins, like his father. Maybe seeing how many printers had lost a finger or two during their careers—one of the presses was called the hand-snapper, after all—is what cooled his enthusiasm, or the challenge of writing something every week. Certainly it wasn't sporty enough for the future golf pro, teacher, and now owner of the Snoqualmie Falls Golf Course.
Letters | Voter's forum helps exercise your rights
- Nov 4, 2013 at 10:46AM
On behalf of the membership of the Rotary Club of Snoqualmie Valley, I want to extend our thanks to those who participated in the candidate forum on Wednesday, Oct. 23, at the Freshman Campus. Rotary exists to promote the ideal of "service above self." So, we see great value in an event like this, where voters have the opportunity to talk face to face with those who will represent them in their government. Dick Ryon's effort in organizing made this event possible, and he was able to do so on very short notice. He did an excellent job.
Superintendent: Staff, students are in a productive routine, making gains | Letters
- Nov 4, 2013 at 10:39AM
The school year is well underway, and our staff and students have settled into a productive and focused routine of teaching and learning. As a school system, we are striving to provide for our students the best educational experience possible. We are working to build upon past successes to make our schools even better. Our top priorities this year center on a number of major initiatives that will further improve our schools:
Guiding force: Former Valley Record owner, publisher Jim McKiernan looks back on years of change
- Nov 4, 2013 at 10:44AM
The Snoqualmie Valley Record, 100 years old in 2013, took on new energy in 1996, when a local family, Jim and Karen McKiernan, purchased the paper from long-time publishers Bob Scott and the Buchman family. Here, Jim McKiernan looks back on his 12 years at the helm of the paper, through some of the biggest changes this Valley ever saw.
Snoqualmie doc shares flu fighting tips
- Nov 5, 2013 at 9:56AM
There are two things we can count on in the winter – cold weather and stuffy or runny noses. Winter is prime time for spreading diseases since more people are staying indoors and spreading germs to others. The common cold and influenza are prevalent in the winter months. Fortunately, there are things you can do to avoid getting sick.
Letters | Let's all be adults and move on
- Nov 5, 2013 at 9:57AM
It is most interesting that a small group of extremists cannot accept that the majority of our country's citizens do not share their point of view. Our President was elected twice by popular vote. If he was the product of a monarchy, he would have been born a prince, and his father or mother a king or queen. Demonizing him at every turn does not further your cause.
We were all readers: Gloria McNeely shared life's details as Valley Record editor in the 1950s
- Nov 5, 2013 at 9:59AM
"I was born with a streak of curiosity a mile wide," insists Gloria McNeely. "And I still want to know what's happening around the corner and what's happening tomorrow." McNeely, has spent her adult life in the Valley, chronicled its history, championed causes, and for 10 years, wrote up the news of the day as associate editor of the Valley Record. She has to be the only editor here ever to start work as the paper's bookkeeper.
Make it easy, make it fun: Emergency preparation in four weekly steps
- Nov 5, 2013 at 9:35AM
Pondering how to prepare for a disaster can often be overwhelming. So, a good way to tackle emergency preparedness is to break down the various steps into weekly assignments that families can easy tackle over a month or so. Here are easy ways to get your family ready for a disaster, in four steps, based on information from FEMA and the American Red Cross.
Bomb threats made at North Bend City Hall
- Nov 5, 2013 at 3:08PM
Last Thursday and Friday, Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, North Bend's City Hall received two bomb threats. The threats, addressed to the North Bend Police, were delivered by mail to City Hall, which used to house the police department. "Basically, we got a letter saying there was possibly a bomb," said North Bend Police Chief Sgt. Mark Toner. "The letter was addressed to us, the police, so we searched the substation and the City Hall."
Guests of honor: Valley schools to host Veterans Day assemblies, starting Wednesday
- Nov 5, 2013 at 4:59PM
Veterans and servicepeople in the Snoqualmie Valley are invited to attend any and all of seven school assemblies, held this week for Veteran's Day in their honor. Veterans Day school assemblies in the Snoqualmie Valley School District include:
League champions! Mount Si volleyball on a win streak in postseason | Photo gallery
- Nov 5, 2013 at 5:27PM
The duo of Anna McCreadie and Lindsay Carr keep feeding off each other's strengths. Last week, the junior-senior squad of outside hitter/setters led Mount Si to claim the league championship during tournament play at Juanita. Mount Si beat Mercer Island in the championship match, Saturday, Nov. 2 at Juanita. The Wildcats won in five sets, 25-21, 20-25, 23-25, 25-21, 15-12, with the whole team putting in work.
Election results: Marci Busby ahead in Snoqualmie school race; Hospital challengers ahead
- Nov 6, 2013 at 11:41AM
The Nov. 5 general election so far favors the challengers, with an exception—the Snoqualmie Valley School District board race between Marci Busby and David Spring. However, early returns saw challengers in the Snoqualmie Valley Hospital district play upsetter to incumbents, while newcomer Heather Munden was beating former councilmember Terry Sorenson by a wide margin.
Mount Si Senior Center fashion show to shine Saturday
- Nov 6, 2013 at 1:37PM
"Diamonds are Forever" is the theme when Mount Si Senior Center in North Bend holds a fashion show, 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9. Center members are looking for any fancy dresses, gloves, or jewelry that locals are willing to donate for seniors to wear and model. If you can help, bring them to the senior center, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Bond cost set, now it's public's turn | Valley school growth plan
- Nov 6, 2013 at 1:49PM
Voters, sharpen your pencils. The Snoqualmie Valley School District needs your answer to a $216 million question: Is the proposed bond the right bond for the district? A proposed bond now being considered by the board would: • Build a sixth elementary school, and possibly a centralized preschool on Snoqualmie Ridge; • Remodel most of Mount Si High School to a 2,100-student capacity; and • Fund more than $20 million in maintenance projects, including roof replacements at North Bend, Snoqualmie and Fall City Elementaries and part of MSHS, new boilers at SES and MSHS, and a new expanded septic system at FCE.
Auction, dinner raises money for soccer fields
- Nov 6, 2013 at 1:37PM
Snoqualmie Valley Youth Soccer Association holds its first dinner and live and silent auction fundraiser, 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16, at the TPC Snoqualmie Ridge, 36005 S.E. Ridge St., Snoqualmie. OrgThe benefit hopes to raise $100,00 to improve local soccer fields, paying for maintenance, lights and new field development.
One-woman show explores breast cancer, charity walks at Valley Center Stage
- Nov 6, 2013 at 1:34PM
Local actress, Robin Walbeck-Forrest, will perform her one-woman show, "Tits & Asphalt: Why I Walk For Breast Cancer" at Valley Center Stage on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 7 to 9, to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer research. Showtimes are 7:30 p.m., and the cost is pay-what-you-can. Shawn Fuller directs.
Records fall for Wildcat girls cross-country runners at districts | Photo gallery
- Nov 6, 2013 at 1:48PM
For the second week in a row, freshman Hannah Waskom has broken the record for the five-kilometer race for a Mount Si girl runner. She set it on Thursday, Oct. 24, running at 19:19 at Lake Sammamish State Park, then broke her own record with 19:05 on Halloween day at the Sea-King District meet, taking sixth Waskom's goal was to break into the top 10 that day. She had hard workouts last Saturday and Monday, then took it easy the two days prior to the race.
Learn CPR at Snoqualmie Fire station in new class
- Nov 6, 2013 at 1:32PM
An American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR class is being offered, 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12, at the Snoqualmie Fire Station, 37600 S.E. Snoqualmie Parkway. Topics include adult and child CPR, foreign body obstructions, and risk factors.
Mount Si football heads to playoffs at Oak Harbor this weekend
- Nov 6, 2013 at 1:40PM
After beating the Liberty Patriots at home on senior night, 32-14, Mount Si's varsity football team moves further into the playoffs. Their next game is 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, at Oak Harbor High School Stadium, 1 Wildcat Way, Oak Harbor, on Whidbey Island.
You can help restore riparian forest in Carnation
- Nov 7, 2013 at 8:00AM
The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe, with multiple partners, has begun a riparian forest restoration project in Carnation, and is inviting the community to join them, 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Nov. 9. The Tribe has already cut down the Himalayan blackberries at the work site, near the Tolt Bridge and S.R. 203. Next, the rootballs need to be removed, to help renew the forest. Bring a shovel or pick, or borrow one of the tools supplied and help dig out roots and make a difference.
Out of the Past: Devastating fire at the Slaght residence; New school for Fall City
- Nov 7, 2013 at 9:00AM
Thursday, Nov. 3, 1988: A second middle school for the Snoqualmie Valley School District will be built in Fall City, following a decision by the board Thursday. The people involved in the site selection anticipated more of a fight between North Bend and Fall City residents than occurred. Virtually all input pointed to the Lower Valley site.
Pharmacy branch at Ridge IGA closes doors
- Nov 7, 2013 at 9:00AM
Effective Thursday, Oct. 31, the Falls Compounding Pharmacy's branch at the Snoqualmie Ridge IGA will close it doors. The grocery store is not affected. The Falls Compounding Pharmacy's main location on Railroad Avenue in downtown Snoqualmie will continue to provide medications. It is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Saving the paving: County Councilwoman worries about 1,500 miles of unincorporated roads
- Nov 7, 2013 at 10:00AM
King County's transportation budget for 2014 and beyond presents a good news/bad news scenario to residents of the Snoqualmie Valley and the county's District 3. It's just that the good news—residents won't have to deal with much road construction work in the coming year—is bad news, too. "It could be a disaster in two years," says King County Councilwoman Kathy Lambert, adding "this is what gets me up at night."
Amy Quilizapa is new owner at Mount Si Pet Salon
- Nov 7, 2013 at 11:00AM
Amy Quilizapa is the new owner of Mount Si Pet Salon, located at 330 Main Ave. S., Suite 1, in North Bend. Quilizapa is a certified master groomer with 20 years of experience and holds a 'Golden Scissor' award.
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Complaint Review: USA Credit- Brandy
USA Credit- BrandyOne Millennium Drive Uniontown, Pennsylvania United States of America
USA Credit- Brandy USA Shopping Club- Brandy USA Credit USA Shopping Club is a SCAM and FRAUD! Uniontown, Pennsylvania
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Brandy for USA Credit keeps calling several times a day even after this account has been discharged and paperwork received stating this account is NO LONGER ACTIVE. This witch keeps calling and calling. She is harassing to the point of waking me up everyday. I don't need an alarm clock, I have her big mouth and her constant calling to wake me so I don't miss my shower before work. This place needs to be sued for harassment by phone and voicemail. They don't believe in postal service nor do they believe in updating their accounts to verify that account is still active. I NEVER purchased a single item from them and NEVER will. This place got my info off the internet when I filled out an application for a college loan. Now they won't leave me alone. I moved to another state for a better life and just 2 months later, they call my NEW house number and started leaving me nasty voicemails. Threatening to the point of calling the police. The police have tried calling them and getting them to stop calling and use the postal service as means of contact and they refuse. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE! This company is all a scam and not the real deal. They scam you for money and once they get your current state and town, then they call all the banks and credit unions in your area to see what financial place you are at. Then they send fake court orders to that bank or union for bank statements and records so they can take the money out of your account without you knowing because of that fake court order. NEVER FALL FOR THE JAIL OR LAW SUIT TRICK FROM THEM! It's all a scam!
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You know what? I've been thinking that TV is complete garbage for ages… and then I realised… I've been watching, and laughing, and enjoying, Mock The Week (BBC2, Thursday, 9pm) everytime I've seen it. In fact, Thursdays have turned into my favourite night of the TV week. You get Mock The Week, My Name Is Earl, Saxondale… it's great! Anyways, let's not get ahead of ourselves…
Mock The Week is quite a difficult show to review, just as any panel show is. I mean, I can't really sit here and regurgitate the gags for you can I? I'd like to, but I fear that they'd lose impact in print form. In short, apart from that Russel Howard bloke, Mock The Week stars some of the funniest and sharpest men in comedy tearing absolutely everything in the world to pieces… and I like it.
Dara O'Briain, the wonderful, affable giant of a host, is a wolf in sheep's clothing. He looks and sounds for all the world like a bloody nice bloke. That is until he shoot you down with his heat seeking wit. As a dinner guest, I imagine Mr O'Briain is infuriating. He is obviously an intelligent bloke who could offer witticisms on almost any topic. Then, you join in the conversation and he'll slap you down with a one-liner leaving you hurt, but worse, you'll still like him.
Same goes for Frankie Boyle. Boyle seems to be more at ease on the telly now, but hasn't lost his (f)ire. He can still pull out the jokes that make you wince and laugh simultaneously, but thankfully, gone are the 'rape' jokes. He's stopped trying too hard. Sometimes, Boyle looks like he's forced out something shocking for the sake of it, but now, the vile things he says come out in a far more natural way. I like it. You might not. Boyle probably doesn't care.
The rest of the gang are, in fairness, bit part players. That may seem a little unkind, but only Ed Byrne gets a look in when Frankie and Dara go off on one. On last night's show, everyone was given a kicking. The royal family, John Prescott (more fat jokes than you can shake a sausage at) as well as everything else in the world ever. It's a bit like reading 'Is It Me, Or Is Everything Shit?' (which I advise every TVScoop reader to buy). Nothing is given anything resembling kind treatment. Everyone is fair game. This is what makes the show so very rewarding. Next week, they'll probably give Mother Teresa a kicking – Can't wait! [Mof Gimmers]


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Complaint Review: JPM Chase Bank Aka Chase Home Finance LLC
JPM Chase Bank Aka Chase Home Finance LLCPhoenix, Arizona Louisville, Kentucky U.S.A.
JPM Chase Bank Aka Chase Home Finance LLC How Chase steals behind a shroud deceitful behavior Columbus Louisville Kentucky
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Ms. Hutchison,
My mortgage is with Chase/JPM. I accidentally wrote the wrong amount on the guaranteed line of a check that was different from the written numerical box. I wrote Eight hundred dollars and .61/100 in the guarantee line and the numerical part was $870.61 (the correct amount of payment). Banks have to go by the guaranteed.
Chase cashed the check and sent me a bill the following month for two payments due. On the 17th of Nov 08 accessed a late fee of $43.53.
I called Chase and I was told that THEIR POLICY WAS NOT TO ACCEPT PARTIAL PAYMENTS therefore I received no credit for the payment sent. This is why I was charged a fee. They cashed my check, used my money and then charged me for the right. I argued that my payment was only 8% short due to my error therefore I should have been only charged 8% of $43.53 or $3.50. This fell on BANK I mean deaf ears.
So, Chase used my money for 30 days and then charged me a late fee due to their policy. How are their polices benefiting people in need? Did we give them the publics' funds with business as usual mission statement?
God forbid if I were a truly a troubled loan. I would not support this financial institution with public money if they were only going to serve their own self-interest. I am appalled at this policy. How does this benefit the truly needy?
I recommend that Chase's policies be examined and they be held accountable since they now hold my (public) guarantee. The very people for whom the bailout was enacted have bruised me.
Thank you
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Chase placed the funds in a freeze account. I believe this is a catch phraze "house account" so they could lend or cover bad debt. They wanted to know what I wanted to do with these funds (duh). I explained that the proper thing for them to have done was to mail the check back to the customer with an explanation why the check was rejected and to allow for corrective action.
If their policy is not to accept partial payments then WHY did they cash my check? The answer was to steal from me and to make service fees. How did they damage me?
They placed a mark on my credit, charged me a late fee. When the fund were finally unfrozen, I received not penny of interest on my FREEZE ACCOUNT. They said I was in default and sent letter stating such. I did not choose Chase. My loan was sold to them.
Chase refuses to correct my credit.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) -- A long-time voice of the Steelers' has died. Myron Cope was 79 when he passed away this morning at a nursing home in a Pittsburgh suburb, former Steelers executive and a long-time friend, Joe Gordon, tells The Associated Press. Cope had been treated for respiratory problems and heart failure in recent months, according to Gordon.
Cope was a screechy-voiced announcer whose colorful catch phrases and twirling Terrible Towel became symbols of the Pittsburgh Steelers during an unrivaled 35 seasons in the broadcast booth.
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Connie Lee bought a home in June of 2009 that needed new windows, siding, eaves, soffit and gutters.
Initially, Lee was able to overlook those shortcomings.
"When you are low income and trying to support yourself, there are things you can't afford," said Lee who lives at 1158 Ave. I. "
After reading an advertisement in The Times about Gothenburg's owner-occupied housing rehabilitation program, Lee was skeptical."I didn't think I'd qualify because I'm not over 65 years old," said the 56-year-old transplant from Perkins County.
Although the program targets homeowners 62 years of age and older, West Central Nebraska Development District fiscal officer Ginger Featherngill said it's not limited to that age.
Lee obtained an application packet from city hall and applied for funding.
She was turned down, Featherngill said, because she didn't yet own the home.
During a second round of funding, Lee's application was accepted.
The next step was an inspection of her home by Featherngill, a rehabilitation specialist and a lead-based paint inspector.
Once a work write-up was completed, Lee sought and obtained bids from a list of contractors trained in lead-safe work practices.
Then, along with West Central officials, Lee selected a contractor and contracts were signed.
At a preconstruction meeting, more documents were signed so Lee could use an $18,000 grant for home repairs.
There is no cost to a qualified homeowner if expenses don't exceed $20,000.
Featherngill pointed to a 10-year occupancy requirement to be eligible for funds but said if the home sells, the owner pays back a percentage of the funds.
"The program is to improve living conditions rather than improve resale values," she said.
Two weeks ago, contractors began replacing siding and installing new windows on Lee's home.
They will also change the slope of her yard to prevent water from seeping into the crawl space. The homes's electrical system will also be upgraded.
Looking back, Lee said the hardest part of the process was getting contractors to submit bids because it's a lengthy document.
But that's negligible when compared to what she gained.
Lee can't wait to see the new yellow siding with white trim.
"It's exciting because on the outside it will be brand new," she said.
Most importantly, Lee said it's her home.
"It's where I'm spreading my wings," she said. "I plan to be there until I can't live in my home anymore."
She added that she doesn't feel she's getting a government handout through the program.
"I work now and I've worked hard before," Lee said.
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House Passes Tax Cut Bill; Senate Action Is Set Today
By DAVID FIRESTONE
Published: May 23, 2003
WASHINGTON, Friday, May 23— Hours after President Bush made an unusual Capitol Hill appearance to urge them on, members of the House approved his signature domestic priority early today, passing a $350 billion package of tax cuts and state assistance intended to energize the economy.
The vote was 231 to 200, with 7 Democrats supporting the tax cut and 1 Republican opposing it. The bill now goes to the Senate, which is expected to approve it later this morning and get it to the president by the weekend.
Mr. Bush praised the overall tax plan that was hammered out by tax writers on Wednesday and said he hoped to sign it soon.
''The principle of the bill is pretty simple: that we believe the more money people have in their pockets, the more likely it is somebody is going to be able to find work in America,'' Mr. Bush said Thursday morning as he emerged from a pep talk with Republican leaders of both chambers. ''This bill I'm going to sign is good for American workers, it is good for American families, it is good for American investors, and it's good for American entrepreneurs and small-business owners.''
The $350 billion tax package includes $320 billion in actual tax cuts, an amount increased from the $318 billion that Congressional tax officials estimated on Wednesday. Officials with the Senate Finance Committee said the rest of the package consisted of $20 billion in state aid and $9.5 billion in refundable child tax credits to low income people who do not pay taxes.
The $320 billion represents a far smaller tax cut than the $726 billion Mr. Bush originally requested. After spending weeks exhorting Congress not to slash his original plan, the president bowed this week to the reality that only a far smaller tax cut could pass the narrowly divided Senate, and he told the two chambers to put aside their philosophical differences and pass a bill this week.
Though it is only a fraction of his proposal, the tax package on which the House and Senate began debate on Thursday still contains the core of the president's argument that reducing taxes on dividends will revive the stock market and prod the business investment that creates jobs. For all the misgivings that Republican members on both sides expressed on Thursday -- and many leaders are still angry at the compromises necessary to forge the bill -- Mr. Bush praised Congress for putting aside its differences and giving him a good portion of what he wanted.
''This is a Congress which is able to identify problems facing the American people and get things done,'' the president said, ignoring reporters' questions about whether he was truly satisfied with the size of the tax cut. ''These are 'can do' people, and I'm real proud of the work they've done.''
Democrats, lacking a majority in either house, were powerless to stop the tax cut, but on both sides of the Capitol they predicted the administration's fiscal policy would bring ruin to the economy and popular federal programs.
''They're taking money from working people -- Social Security taxes, Medicare taxes -- and they're using it to give to other folks in tax breaks,'' said Representative Gene Taylor, Democrat of Mississippi, in the early House skirmishing over the bill. ''Then they're borrowing the rest to run our nation. This is the theft of the future of America.''
Although the House and Senate were in basic agreement on the shape of the tax bill, a last-minute hitch developed late Thursday that once again required Vice President Dick Cheney to go to the Capitol to settle a dispute among Republicans. The issue arose over part of the bill that would send $20 billion in aid to state governments, half of which was earmarked to reimburse states for increasing Medicaid costs.
The Medicaid section was crucial to getting the votes of several centrist senators, but in the House, Representative Billy Tauzin of Louisiana, the Republican chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee, told leaders Thursday morning that he and the other members of his committee could not vote for the final bill if the Medicaid reimbursements were included. The Medicaid system was so seriously flawed, he said, that providing money to the states with no structural changes was unacceptable.
The votes of the committee members might have sunk the entire bill, so Mr. Cheney came to the Capitol to repair the breach, just as he had on Wednesday when House and Senate tax writers were snarling at each other over the size of the tax bill. In this case, Mr. Cheney won an agreement from the Senate that the Medicaid payments would last only two years and would not become a permanent subsidy to the states. Mr. Tauzin backed off at that point, telling other Republicans that he would not embarrass the president over the issue.
Republicans in both chambers made it clear on Thursday that the final product was only minimally acceptable to them. To reach an agreement, Senate Republicans had to give up their hope of eliminating the dividend tax for all taxpayers, accepting the House plan to reduce the tax on dividends and on capital gains. The House had to accept a far shorter period for lowering those two taxes, along with the state assistance many members oppose, and it had to adhere to the Senate's $350 billion limit.
Tom DeLay, the House majority leader, said Thursday that the bill provided short-term stimulus to the economy, but lacked the elements to produce long-term growth. The growth section, he said, had been cut off by not extending the tax breaks further through the 10-year period, but he vowed that Republicans would try to repair that problem in future years.
Representative Bill Thomas of California, the chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, did not even sign the report at the conference meeting, and Republican officials said he was angry that President Bush had made a promise to Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, to increase Medicare money for rural providers in a future bill. Mr. Grassley had been forced by the House to drop that provision, a favorite of his, from the tax bill. Mr. Thomas eventually relented and signed the report Thursday evening.
Mr. Bush himself was not entirely pleased with the bill, saod his spokesman, Ari Fleischer, but given the disagreements among Congressional Republicans, he was glad to have a bill at all.
''The president is getting less than he would have liked,'' Mr. Fleischer told reporters aboard Air Force One on Thursday. ''He recognizes that. He wishes it could be more. But he is pleased, nevertheless, that an agreement was reached.''
The strongest criticism of the bill came from Democrats, who noted with ridicule that the bill will be passed on the same day that the Senate will approve raising the nation's debt ceiling by nearly $1 trillion, the largest increase ever.
''Under this bill, the debt of the country is going to skyrocket,'' said Senator Kent Conrad of North Dakota, ranking Democrat on the Budget Committee. ''Under the president's plan, the national debt is going to double, and at the worst possible time, because we are right on the eve of the retirement of the baby boom generation, and we are already going to run a record budget deficit this year. And the president's response is increased spending and cut the revenue further, exploding deficits and debt.''
Democrats also described the tax cut provisions in the bill as ''yo-yo'' or ''roller coaster'' reductions, because they rise and fall repeatedly over 10 years to make the bill's overall cost look smaller.
Photo: Senator John B. Breaux of Louisiana greeted Representative Tom DeLay of Texas yesterday before a committee meeting on the tax bill. Representative Charles B. Rangel of Manhattan sat beside Mr. DeLay. (Paul Hosefros/The New York Times) Chart: ''IN BRIEF: Tax Cut Takes Final Shape'' These are the main elements of the $350 billion in tax cuts and new spending agreed to yesterday by a House and Senate conference committee. The legislation would cut taxes by $320 billion through 2013 and provide $20 billion over the next two years to state and local governments for Medicaid and other programs. It would also provide $9.5 billion in refundable child tax credits for low-income people who do not pay income taxes. Dividends and capital gains 10-year cost: $148.1 billion Would lower the top rate to 15 percent on taxes paid by stockholders on corporate dividends and the taxes on capital gains. Current top rate is 38.6 percent for dividends, 20 percent for capital gains. Both rates would be 5 percent for taxpayers in the lowest two brackets. HOW THEY WOULD CHANGE OVER TIME -- The new rates would run through 2007; in 2008, the lower rate would drop to zero. In 2009, the rates would revert to the current, higher rates. Personal income taxes $161.9 billion Would accelerate some tax reductions scheduled to occur later this decade: Increase child credit to $1,000 per child from the current $600. Would reduce highest income tax brackets: to 35 from 38.6 percent; to 33 from 35 percent; to 28 from 30 percent; and to 25 from 27 percent. The 10 percent tax bracket would be expanded. For married people filing joint returns, the 15-percent bracket would be expanded and the standard deduction increased. Would prevent more taxpayers from paying the alternative minimum tax. HOW THEY WOULD CHANGE OVER TIME -- Most reductions would last until 2004; in 2005, the current law would go back into effect. Business taxes $10.1 billion Would increase to $100,000 from $25,000 the equipment invest-ment that small businesses can write off. Many companies could more rapidly depreciate assets bought between May 5, 2003, and Jan. 1, 2005. Would increase through 2004 the percentage of investment expenses larger businesses could write off. (Sources: Associated Press; Joint Committee on Taxation) Chart: ''CASE BY CASE: How the Tax Breaks Would Fall'' The House and Senate conference agreed to a tax bill that will reduce taxes in 2003, particularly for the wealthiest. Some of the cuts will expire in 2005. Here is the impact on two types of households with selected incomes. ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME*: $ 41,000 ASSUMES -- capital gains of: $ 500 ASSUMES -- dividend income of: $ 500 ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME*: 63,000 ASSUMES -- capital gains of: 2,000 ASSUMES -- dividend income of: 1,000 ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME*: 126,000 ASSUMES -- capital gains of: 4,000 ASSUMES -- dividend income of: 2,000 ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME*: 170,000 ASSUMES -- capital gains of: 8,000 ASSUMES -- dividend income of: 2,000 ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME*: 212,000 ASSUMES -- capital gains of: 10,000 ASSUMES -- dividend income of: 2,000 ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME*: 530,000 ASSUMES -- capital gains of: 20,000 ASSUMES -- dividend income of: 10,000 SINGLE, NO CHILDREN CURRENT TAXES: $ 5,221 SAVINGS FOR 2003: $ 211 SAVINGS FOR 2005: $ 161 CURRENT TAXES: 8,426 SAVINGS FOR 2003: 551 SAVINGS FOR 2005: 501 CURRENT TAXES: 23,909 SAVINGS FOR 2003: 1,867 SAVINGS FOR 2005: 1,817 CURRENT TAXES: 34,845 SAVINGS FOR 2003: 2,743 SAVINGS FOR 2005: 2,693 CURRENT TAXES: 46,710 SAVINGS FOR 2003: 3,637 SAVINGS FOR 2005: 3,587 CURRENT TAXES: 144,380 SAVINGS FOR 2003: 12,838 SAVINGS FOR 2005: 12,788 MARRIED, TWO CHILDREN UNDER 17 CURRENT TAXES: $ 1,303 SAVINGS FOR 2003: $ 1,208 SAVINGS FOR 2005: $ 323 CURRENT TAXES: 3,547 SAVINGS FOR 2003: 1,100 SAVINGS FOR 2005: 400 CURRENT TAXES: 17,628 SAVINGS FOR 2003: 3,028 SAVINGS FOR 2005: 1,758 CURRENT TAXES: 27,901 SAVINGS FOR 2003: 3,148 SAVINGS FOR 2005: 2,478 CURRENT TAXES: 38,557 SAVINGS FOR 2003: 3,932 SAVINGS FOR 2005: 2,073 CURRENT TAXES: 138,859 SAVINGS FOR 2003: 13,442 SAVINGS FOR 2005: 12,772 (Source: Deloitte & Touche)


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