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International Food Bloggers Conference to be held in the California capital. The event began with an excursion for about 45 of the foodies to Capay Valley Ranches, where the focus was on production of premium extra virgin olive oil.
The writers heard about innovations in olive oil production that have allowed California producers to minimize labor costs and maximize yield and quality by establishing super-high-density orchards. Farm manager Joe Armstrong led a farm tour, explaining amendments that had to be added to the soil before planting, the configuration of the trees in hedgerows and an irrigation system that permits application of water to the trees exactly when it is needed.
A graduate of California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, Armstrong said he choose a career in agriculture precisely because of the new technologies that make the field more efficient and productive.
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Ranch owner Chris Steele, who has farmed in Capay Valley his entire life, recognized how such innovations are brought to the farm.
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UC Cooperative Extension advisors and specialists have worked alongside farmers to adapt the new super-high-density orchard systems. The idea was conceived in Spain and introduced into California in the 1990s. Successful use of high-density olive farming requires careful variety selection; finessed pruning, fertilization and irrigation practices; and understanding the cost-and-return for adept decision-making. This month, UCCE scientists released a new cost-and-return study specifically for farmers to use when planning new olive orchards under the super-high-density planting configuration.
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With an eye on reducing childhood obesity and improving overall health for children, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the final rule for snacks at schools. The rule made final on July 21 includes requiring snacks served at school to meet nutritional standards similar to those required of school meals.
Lorrene Ritchie, director of UC ANR's Nutrition Policy Institute applauds the USDA for their recently final Smart Snacks in School rule, which complements the nutritional improvements made to school lunches and breakfasts through the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act.
Creating school environments that offer more healthful foods such as fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains can also influence the way children eat at home and away from school.
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USDA also now requires any food or beverage that is marketed on school campuses during the school day to meet the Smart Snacks standards. Children are a target market for many foods and beverages that contain low nutritional quality and high calories that contribute to excess weight. To be advertised on a school campus, foods and beverages must meet the same Smart Snack standards for items sold or served by a school, according to the new Local School Wellness Policy rule.
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"Sometimes we don't see the farmers that often. They are busy on the farm," Yang said. "But when they hear something (important) like this on the radio, they show up."
UC Cooperative Extension office staff - including UCCE advisor Ruth Dahlquist-Willard, Yang, part time staffer Xia Chang, Fresno State student volunteer Sunny Yang, and research assistant Janet Robles from Fresno State's Center for Irrigation Technology – are working with small-scale and socially disadvantaged farmers one-on-one to line up the necessary paperwork and information to submit successful grant applications. (Read more about UC staffer Xia Chang, millennial Hmong farmer.)
"We helped eight farmers submit applications in the last two rounds, and seven received grants," Yang said. "The money is significant."
The grants allowed the farmers to make improvements in energy efficiency and water savings, Dahlquist-Willard said.
"This can make a huge difference for the profitability of a small farm," she said.
The application requires energy bills from the previous growing season, a pump test and a plan for redesigning the irrigation system to result in reduced water use and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
"There are a lot of calculations to do," Yang said. "It's very complicated, and no one is available to help underserved farmers."
While assisting farmers with applications for other programs is not usually part of UCCE's extension efforts, the small farms program in Fresno County has identified this form of assistance as crucial to the success of small-scale and minority-operated farms.
Help with the State Water Efficiency and Enhancement Program (SWEEP) grants is one in a series of outreach efforts for Hmong farmers spearheaded by Dahlquist-Willard since she was hired in 2014 to work with small-scale farmers in Fresno and Tulare counties. After just two weeks on the job, she was invited to an emergency meeting with the National Hmong American Farmers and USDA's Farm Service Agency to address the challenges faced by Hmong farmers as groundwater levels continued to drop during the drought.
"Wells were starting to dry up. Some Hmong farmers were reportedly calling suicide hotlines," Dahlquist-Willard said. "We knew we had to take action."
Dahlquist-Willard and her staff began researching programs that could offer the farmers financial assistance. They identified a free PG&E rate analysis, which could help the farmers choose the best electric rate for their irrigation practices to minimize charges. They searched for financing to deepen wells for farmers who had difficulty qualifying for existing USDA loans. And in 2015, they began helping farmers with applications for the State Water Efficiency and Enhancement Program.
The dire circumstances also prompted Dahlquist-Willard to commission a survey of Hmong farmers to see how they were impacted by the drought. Documenting their plight would be useful in seeking support. The survey was conducted in conjunction with outreach efforts with Fresno Regional Workforce Investment Board and Jennifer Sowerwine, UCCE Cooperative Extension specialist in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management at UC Berkeley. The survey was funded funded with a grant from the USDA Office of Advocacy and Outreach and with support from UC Agriculture and Natural Resources via Sowerwine.
Sixty-eight farmers were interviewed by phone or in-person. Twenty-two percent said their wells had dried up, and 51 percent reported a decreased water flow.
"For the ones with dry wells, it could be $20,000 to $50,000 to drill a new well," Dahlquist-Willard said. "A lot of them cannot get access to loans."
To deal with irrigation water limitations, some farmers told interviewers they reduced acreage or changed the time of day they irrigate. Some stopped farming all together.
"One farmer told us he was irrigating his crops with his domestic well," Dahlquist-Willard said.
Energy efficiency programs turned out to be very important for this population of farmers. Eighty-seven percent said their utility bills increased during the drought. As a result, UCCE has been promoting PG&E programs for energy efficiency as well as the SWEEP program.
The survey also showed the power of radio in reaching the Hmong farming community. Eighty percent of the survey respondents said they were regular listeners to Michael Yang's Central Valley Hmong Agriculture radio show.
Xia Chang: Millennial Hmong farmer
Chang attended college, but his financial aid was depleted before he earned a degree. In addition to part time work with UCCE, Chang is now farming.
"Last year we expanded our farm from 4 acres to 14 acres, with a new three-year lease," Chang said.
The family's many technical agricultural questions led to Chang's frequent visits to the Cooperative Extension office, and ultimately to his being hired to help conduct the Hmong farmer survey.
"I spend a lot of time speaking Hmong on this job," Chang said. "I've had to learn a lot of new vocabulary."
He said he's also learning a lot about new farming techniques that he wants to apply on the family farm. However, there are obstacles.
"My dad is not open to new ways because he is afraid it would not be as successful," Chang said. "But, in everything you do, you learn."
Chang is now looking into a career in plant sciences. He is working with Dahlquist-Willard and Kent Daane, UC Cooperative Extension biological control specialist based at the UC Kearney Agricultural Research and Extension Center in Parlier, testing integrated pest management techniques in Southeast Asian vegetable crop production. In time, Chang plans to return to Fresno State to complete a degree in agriculture.
Popular Japanese tea matcha has health benefits
Matcha, finely ground powder made from baby green-tea leaves, is growing in popularity due to health benefits and the natural woodsy flavor it imparts to drinks, pastries and savory dishes, reported Jenice Tupolo and Carla Meyer in the Sacramento Bee.
To find out if the most-prized tea in Japan lives up to its purported health benefits when scrutinized scientifically, the reporters contacted UC Cooperative Extension specialist Sheri Zidenberg-Cherr.
"The health benefits are similar to that of green tea in general," Zidenberg-Cherr said. Possible benefits of green tea include lower risk of cardiovascular disease and some types of cancers, and bone-density improvement. Though "the studies are pretty inconclusive," she said, some have been promising.
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Zidenberg-Cherr cautioned against taking matcha or green tea with dairy milk.
UC students in 'protected environment' are vulnerable to food insecurity
Many people are surprised to learn that students enrolled in the state's premiere higher-education system are vulnerable to food insecurity, said Suzanna Martinez, a researcher with UC ANR's Nutrition Policy Institute, on the KPFA radio program Up Front. (Martinez's segment begins at the 20:23 mark.)
Martinez was interviewed for the program by host Pat Brooks, who was sitting in for Dennis Bernstein. Martinez said that anecdotal evidence of food insecurity on UC campuses was already popping up when UC President Janet Napolitano provided funding to each of the campuses to address the issue. The UC president also provided funding to the UC Nutrition Policy Institute to survey students across the system to document and understand food insecurity on UC campuses.
The report, issued last week, was based on the responses to a survey by about 9,000 students. Nineteen percent indicated they had "very low" food security and an additional 23 percent were characterized as having "low" food security. The greatest impact, Martinez said, was on the Latino and black student populations. Most of the students struggling with food insecurity had never experienced such circumstances before going away to college.
In response to the survey, Napolitano approved $3.3 million in new funding over the next two years to help students regularly access nutritious food on campus and off.
Brooks asked Martinez what is the new report's 'call to action.'
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Suresh Narayanan , who took over as Nestle India managing director five weeks ago following the Maggi controversy, is hopeful of bringing back the instant noodle brand in the market by the end of the year. He considers it equally important to boost morale of nearly 7,200 employees and instil faith in millions of consumers. "We need to build self-confidence of people back at the human level. It's like an athlete who has taken a fall, but it is important to get up again," Narayanan said at a media roundtable on Wednesday.
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January 31, 2004
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I have a colleague who thinks really high of himself. He does not leave any opportunity to throw his weight around. In short, he considers all of us as lesser mortals and himself as a great gift to humanity. Everyone makes fun of him at his back. This behaviour is creating a lot of problem for all of us. Personally, I am quite affected. How should I handle the situation without making much scene? I must tell you that he is a distant relative of our boss also. S K Via e-mail Before talking to your colleague, make sure that you are not working through your ego to counter his ego. These ego matches are quite popular in offices but do not provide meaningful solutions barring giving free entertainment to people around and headache to seniors.
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The top scientists, past and present, of the Indian Nuclear Establishment have met the Prime Minister and returned satisfied that every thing is hanky dory with respect to the Indo-US nuclear deal. Since the prime minister had already made an elaborate speech on the merits of the deal in the parliament one wonders what additional details or fresh proof he could have furnished to satisfy them that the strategic interests of the nation were not compromised with?
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January 21, 2007
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Just before the Second World War, in a rustic workshop in America, a factory hand put the finishing touches to a gleaming black Chrysler Plymouth. While polishing the flared wheel arches it might not have occurred to him that 67 years later his dedicated workmanship would be admired on the driveway of one Rajputana Palace Sheraton in Jaipur. The pale yellow light rested peacefully on the immaculately maintained bonnets and gleaming chrome fenders. It was a sight for connoisseurs. After a grueling though highly enjoyable drive from Delhi, 29 vintage and classic cars of the Great Rajputana Drive soaked in the envious glances at the parking lot. A light green 1951 Jaguar MK 5 looked at home among the modern Prados and Mercs parked alongside.
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February 5, 2013
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India's diamond kings-the biggest players in the Rs 70,000 crore diamond industry-are relatively as obscure as their products are glittering. The six diamantaires profiled here are India's largest and the most aggressive. And a motley bunch too: from Nirav Modi, who started his creative journey by designing an earring for a friend, to Mavji Bhai Patel, who became India's biggest diamond exporter, vehemently shunning the idea of "individual success story"; from Mehul Choksi, who began his career in diamonds and jewellery as a teenager and conquered the peaks of branding, to Dharmesh Shah, who simply wants to double his turnover every five years.
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November 29, 2001
zenobia aunty is a bit bored these days; the slump in the economy has robbed her of her vitality. she suddenly finds herself unable to take pot-shots at all and sundry. so, i was not surprised to find her "ego-surfing" ? the mundane task of finding out how many times her name had appeared in cyber space. a placid enough exercise, or so i thought as i retired with the various books which i had picked up in a recent book fair. but, soon the house resounded with her typical hysterical shrieks.
Ego – its impact
December 31, 2012
Kala Vijayaraghavan , ET Bureau
Self-propagation and self-aggrandisement are basic human instincts, prompted by the ego (ahankara) within. S Suriyamurthi of Chennai, a keen observer of human nature, notes how ego, beyond tolerable limits, can cause immense harm. He traces most cases of marital discord, as also problems among relatives, friends and office colleagues to this affliction in humans. History is also replete with instances of tyrants waging needless wars of attrition, merely to cater to their individual ego. The great Hindi film, Abhimaan pictures touchingly the tragedy befalling a young couple due to a sordid male ego, while the Tamil film Mrudanga Chakravarty portrays the ego problems between father and son. The Kannada classic, Hamsageethe depicts the teacherdisciple (Guru-shishya)
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January 3, 2012
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Sometimes I feel I'm irrationally optimistic," says Huw Price. This is, perhaps, an unlikely statement for the co-founder of an organisation dedicated to studying scenarios for the end of life as we know it.
Price, an Australian philosopher known for his work on time and cosmology, is working to build the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk (CSER) - a proposed new think tank at Cambridge University with the ambitious goal of "ensuring that our own species has a long-term future".
A less cheery way of putting it is that the centre will study possible ways that humanity is planting the seeds of its own destruction. "One of the problems we need to deal with is to find ways of coping with our own optimism," Price says.
To that end, he has partnered with two thinkers who couldn't really be described as glass-half-full guys. Martin Rees, a Cambridge astrophysicist who serves as Britain's royal astronomer, is the author of Our Final Century, a 2002 book predicting that, due to a lethal combination of possible natural and man-made catastrophes, our civilisation has only a 50 per cent chance of surviving through the year 2100. (In the US, the book was published as Our Final Hour, because, Rees jokes, "Americans like instant gratification".)
A veteran of the nuclear disarmament movement, he has also predicted that by 2020, "bioterror or bioerror will lead to 1 million casualties in a single event".
Rees seems positively cautious compared with the third member of the unlikely trio, Estonian computer programmer and technology theorist Jaan Tallinn, one of the key developers of Skype and, before that, the file-sharing service Kazaa.
It was Tallinn who inspired Price to start the centre while the two were splitting a cab at a conference in Copenhagen last year by stating matter-of-factly that he believes he has a greater chance of being killed by an artificial intelligence-related accident than by cancer or heart disease - the leading causes of death for men in his demographic. After all, every advance in technology makes these natural causes less likely and an AI disaster more likely, he said.
CSER's founders aim to make scientists and developers of new technologies think more about the long-term consequences of their work. They also make the somewhat radical suggestion - in scientific circles - that new scientific knowledge is not always worth acquiring. Research on developing more deadly strains of the influenza virus might be one example. "We're trying to embed people whose job it is to think about risks into technology development teams in order to raise the consciousness of people in technology about potential risks," Price says. They hope that the message might resonate more coming from figures like Rees and Tallinn.
The centre is still in its fundraising stage, but has already attracted a list of high-profile advisers from a variety of fields, including Cambridge colleague Stephen Hawking, the renowned astrophysicist. Depending on the funding they receive, Price says he imagines the centre will consist of more than a dozen graduate students working with faculty advisers and will serve as a kind of clearing house for research on catastrophic risk from specialists around the world.
"People interested in these issues tend to be very scattered in different disciplines and geographically."
Some of the eclectic cast members who have already signed up range from development economist Partha Dasgupta - whose work has explored the value society ought to place on future lives, as opposed to current lives, in the context of disasters like climate change - to Nick Bostrom, the philosopher of technology known for posing such questions as the Matrix-esque, "Do we live in a computer simulation?"
Some of the risks the centre will tackle are well known and frequently discussed - nuclear war, for instance. "The threat of nuclear annihilation is only in temporary abeyance," says Rees. "We were lucky to get through the Cold War without a catastrophe. Even though the risk of tens of thousands of bombs going off now is less than it was then, we can't rule out a shift in the next 50 years that could lead to a new standoff, handled less well than the Cold War was."
Other subjects the centre hopes to tackle are more exotic, such as Tallinn's fears about hyperintelligent machines. His ideas build on the work of past theorists like the pioneering computer scientist I J Good, who predicted in the 1960s that once machines became intelligent enough to reproduce themselves, it would trigger an "intelligence explosion" that would leave human beings in the dust. "The first ultraintelligent machine is the last invention that man need ever make," Good wrote in 1965.
So what makes ultraintelligent machines so dangerous? Couldn't we coexist with our new robot cohorts? Well, for one thing, as Tallinn points out, it's not at all clear they would need to keep us around. "The idea of robots having their own society is just hopelessly anthropomorphic," he says. "They are not part of biological evolution. So you might not get a society of machines. You might just get a single machine that bootstraps itself into some really unseen level of intelligence. We're talking about living on a planet whose environment we no longer control, just as other species no longer control their environment right now."
Rebellious machines that turn on humanity are a staple of pop culture, from the 1921 Czech play that coined the word "robot" to modern classics like The Terminator and Battlestar Galactica. The motivation behind Tallinn's work is to discuss such scenarios outside the realm of science fiction and encourage those who work in technology to take them seriously. "I'm not advocating refraining from technology development," he says. "But as tech gets more powerful, we need to consider all the consequences - positive and negative - before we proceed. But we can't just be permanently techno-optimist or techno-utopian."
As for Rees, what keeps him up at night isn't nuclear war or robot uprisings or even asteroid impacts, which he sees as a straightforward problem with a "quantifiable risk which we can say is worth a few hundred million dollars to mitigate". It's the risks we haven't even thought of yet - the unknown unknowns, if you will.
"The financial crisis was an example of something that no one predicted that went global because of interconnectedness in the world," Rees says. "It's a metaphor for what might happen with other kinds of breakdowns due to error or terror." The work of the centre will be to separate the risks that are worth worrying about from those that can be left to sci-fi authors.
"We're probably talking about things that have a less than 50 percent chance individually. But that's true of the fire insurance on your house. Chances are your house won't burn down, but it's worth taking precautions to minimise that risk."
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MVNO Consumer Cellular signs content dealposted by Joe on July 8th, 2008 - 10:00 am | MVNO
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Just because we don't cover a certain MVNO on Prepaid Reviews doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Consumer Cellular, an MVNO of the AT&T network, has upped their multimedia offering. Previously, they were like many basic MVNOs, only offering basic services like calling and texting. However, they have struck a deal with ClearSky Mobile Media to provide their subscribers with premium content. This includes ringtones, games, wallpapers, and video clips.
These basic services are becoming a necessity for the remaining MVNOs. They need to pick up business, and it's tough to do so with only voice and texting. While those services are the most important, adding a multimedia suite, even a basic one, can attract customers who otherwise wouldn't be interested.
"Consumer Cellular has been eager to implement comprehensive mobile data services in an effort to provide our customers with the best possible mobile experience," said John Marick, Consumer Cellular CEO. "However, as an MVNO, we must consider the technical complexity required to achieve full integration between our underlying carrier, our content services partner (ClearSky), and ourselves. For this reason, it was imperative for Consumer Cellular to select a service provider that not only had a compelling content catalog, but also the experience and technical expertise required to effectively integrate their products and services with a top tier, national carrier."
Do any Consumer Cellular customers out there have a comment on this? Their service is available in a large number of areas nationwide, so should we add a review for them? Let us know.
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GregView July 21, 2008
I've been a Consumer Cellular customer for over 3 years. I think their main customer base is senior citizens who just want a basic phone, but I'm a few years away from AARP membership I just want a phone and the ability to send a few text messages. Maybe if they give me some multi-media I'll use it, maybe not.
Their plans are very simple, and while not prepaid, are no contract. You can cancel at any time with no obligation. Their plans offer fixed levels of up to 1600 anytime minutes ($60, no free nights/weekends) and no roaming charges in the USA. Additional minutes are $0.25, except on the 1600 minute plan, where they are $0.10. Text messages are $0.10 each, or you can add blocks of text messages to the base plan. There is a $35 activation fee charged upfront, but no change fees when changing plans. In fact, you can change plans during a billing period retroactive to the beginning of the period.
They charge $10/month per phone for a Family Access plan (additional phones), but I'm not sure how the airtime charges work for that plan. It may be the case that if 2 "Family Access" phones talk to each other, each gets charged from the pool of minutes (e.g. 10 minutes of conversation draws 20 minutes from the shared pool). But, I don't use that plan, so that aspect should be confirmed with then.
Their selection of phones is small, although the most basic phone (Nokia 1600) is included with every plan for no additional charge. Rumor has it that you can get a compatible phone and swap the SIM, although they won't tell you this themselves. However, given the lack of features they offer, I don't see the point.
I use them because I don't like the idea of long-term contracts, I don't use that much airtime, I'm not interested in using my phone for web access, and I didn't want to mess with prepaying for airtime.
EricView January 4, 2009
Hi All,
I have been a CC customer for about a year on the family plan (I share minutes with my wife). We diligently check our usage each month and then adjust which plan accordingly. It works out to be so much cheaper than having two phones on our old AT&T service.
As far as using other phones, yes you can. I have an itty-bitty camera phone with a built-in flashlight to boot – the Pantech c300. It is small enough to fit in the change pocket of my jeans, and displays numbers in a large and readable font. It has a good sound and long battery life, so I use it.
As for getting on the internet, I would most certainly use this service. It is nice to find directions, movie listings, cheap gas, train times, or dinner on the go. Heck, I'd use it for quick emails and IM as well. Don't think I would watch TV on it, but, hey, you never know…
Toni SullivanView February 19, 2009
How does this compare to what I have?
I have Verizon, unlimited texting on 3 phones, 700 minutes to share between 3 phones per month. I pay 120 per month with all the taxes included.
I am an AARP member and I am looking for some good deals. We have always paid through the nose for everything but now we are, like many others, in deep hurtful times right now, money-wise.
Also, my husband has his own cell phone with Verizon on a seperate plan. How does your plan compare to his. We pay too much for his phone! He has unlimited calls and text and a computer card (internet card for computer) and it costs us 195.00 each month. Too Much Money!!!
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richardView April 7, 2009
hi, i recently kicked the habit and got rid of verizon. I googled cheap cell phone carriers and came up with consumer cellualar and am i glad i did. I am only 50 yrs old just looking for reliable phone service without all the bells and whistles and i am very pleased with the service. I live in the new york area and i have no dead spots crystal clear reception and i save money too.
DanaView April 21, 2009
I've been with Consumer Cellular for over 2 years now, and have been very happy with them. Originally, I just wanted a basic plan because my use was limited. Now that I'm using the phone and text features a lot more, I'm thinking of looking to other carriers to upgrade my phone and features, but even at the higher end of the use spectrum, I think Consumer Cellular is pretty competitive, and I LOVE not having a contract!
I definitely think you should add a review for them!
reddebView May 17, 2009
HELP – I live in the Colorado rockies near Glenwood and Aspen and have NO cell phone service and I am a cell phone novice. I am looking for a cheap reliable cell phone to use in the valley. AT&T works ok in the Roaring Fork valley, will Consumer Cellular have the same reception??
Owings Mills ManView June 4, 2009
I was curious as to who's towers CC used and they say they are AT&T, so reception should be as good as AT&T. I think I'll give them a shot.
Roger WeeksView December 16, 2009
My aunt switched us over to CC and I personally hate it so much. Limited to 4 phones to choose from. The best one being a phone from like 5 years ago. No room to upgrade to a new phone.
The web access did not work and their tech support is worse then anything.
Susan DView February 11, 2010
I moved to Consumer Cellular on the advice of a coworker (you get a rebate if someone signs up that you referred!), and I can say from experience that you CAN swap your SIM chip into an existing phone as long as it is compatible. I had my old phone from AT&T and it worked fine. I just spoke with customer service (upgrading my plans) and they confirmed that not all phones are compatible, but usually those 3 yrs old or less or from AT&T should work fine; Samsung phones and smart phones will NOT be compatible, they say.
I have had a good experience with CC. Good customer service, and I really like the flexibility of moving up & down with the minutes amounts (I use a lot more during holidays & vacations, not much at home) and it's just plain cheaper. If you use a lot of minutes, CC may not be the best price (no free weekend or evening minutes, and no free minutes to talk with other people in the network, minutes do NOT roll over, etc.). But for me this is ideal and far cheaper.
They do have AAA and AARP discounts, and the reception is great – I've often had reception when my husband, who had a Verizon phone, did not.
The activation fee whenever you get a new phone is my only complaint – it costs $35 to activate any new phone, and their best phone is the KRZR K1 for $50 (so $85 altogether). That, to me, is kind of a rip off, but the low cost and no contract option make it up for me.
And as I said above, you can always get your own phone and have CC just ship you the SIM card and not buy one of their phones – they do not charge any activation fee if you ask them to send the SIM chip only. I did this when I first signed up and didn't have any activation charge. When I decide to get a new phone that I'll probably just buy one on eBay and swap my SIM card into it, if I can find one I like for less than CC's charges.
I've been raving about this plan for a while, and am about to switch my husband & mother in law over to my plan. They were paying over $90/mo for a very low-level Verizon plan; we figure we will pay $60-70 for all 3 of us on CC. Very nice.
Also, my mother-in-law is getting CC's 'Doro' flip phone; it has great reviews and is hearing-aid compatible (and it looks slicker than the other 'senior phones' I have seen).
The only alternative that seems reasonable for folks like me are the pay-as-you-go phones like Virgin and others, but if you let the minutes run out you have to get a new number.
P.S. Consumer Cell has kiosks at some Sears & Kmart stores, so you can at least skim the pamphlet and check out a couple of the phones available (https://www.consumercellular.com/About/PressRelease/13)
Mike GrieffView October 26, 2010
Susan D has eased some of my anxiety of switching from AT&T to CC, with AARP, in a week or so when the AT&T contract expires. I really, want my wife to be able to use her AT&T Nokia 6085, and I really, want to keep my AT&T LG CF 360. I recently, unlocked my LG and am waiting on AT&T to get back to me with the Nokia's code.
I have been wondering about the specific AT&T stuff in the phones; Media Mall and Net, AT&T Music and GPS; those just, won't work? Wouldn't be a big deal, as we never have accessed those, anyway. We don't do any internet, just, calls and text.
dan bView March 2, 2011
I have been using cc for a few years. I have 4 lines and the family plan with 2000texts and several hundred minutes and several gb of data. total cost is about 90 bucks. I would like to get a wifi enabled phone and wonder if anyone has tried one with their cc sim card?
I have used motorola Karma and Razr which i bought from ebay with success. anyone else?
DonView December 29, 2011
Beware if CC roams onto AT&T.
I currently have T-mobile. In my rural town in Southeast NM, there is no T-Mobile local service anywhere and I have to roam onto AT&T. Service sucks because AT&T puts roamers at the back of the line for call connection. So, sometimes I can make an outgoing call and sometimes I can't. If CC has a better roamer agreement than T-Mobile does with AT&T you may be okay in some small towns, but AT&T has a bad record of service in smaller towns. They probably do this so roamers will get discontented and switch to AT&T. Some way of getting new customers, eh?


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Like John Vivian's Building Stone Walls and Kevin Gardner's The Granite Kiss, Hayward's Stone in the Garden has clear and concise instructions. And, like David Reed's Stonescaping, he includes extras like stone under foot, pools and fountains, and stone sculpture. In addition, he includes some interesting (and helpful) extras such as plant selection for stone-walls or near stone pools and descriptions with photographs of the many kinds of stone availble in the US. (This is something that did not appear in any of the other stone how-to books I bought.)
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