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Kevin S.
September 23rd
Verified Member
Not a joke when they say Unlimited and No Throttling, my speeds are good which I knew they would be since my cell gets good speed and signal using the blue plan. The Netgear Box is very reliable..Overall so far very good.
September 7th
Verified Member
We live in Northcentral Wisconsin. There are some broadband companies but mostly don't reach the really rural areas where we are on the river. Viasat was the only option. At first it wasn't terrible but in the evenings it would be hard to watch a show all the way through with all the buffering and just error messages. Since covid it's been that much more useless. I was paying the most they would let me pay, for 100GB we used in the first 10 days of the cycle. They recommended I get a whole additional receiver and plan to supplement if I needed. I tried the t-mobile receiver just bc it was the cheapest but it didn't work. Decided to just get the blue ATT box as thats what our cell phones are. It's perfect. Nothing will ever be more worth it. Not only has it never buffered once but it's like we got a new TV and devices. The 4k shows are actually 4k. Apparently our TV was not displaying shows in their true format because now they're like beautiful. And it never stops. I don't have to grub data and check where we're at every day. I can leave the tv on while not paying attention and feel ok. My personal assistants respond about 4-5 times faster I'd say. Didn't know this was an issue for them. The impact on quality of life is just huge regardless of whether you hate the digital world we live in. You want it to work when you need it. Can't recommend enough.
Zac C.
July 24th
Verified Member
Seriously...no joke. This is hands down the best option, PERIOD, if you're living in a rural area. I thought we were doomed. No internet providers. UnlimitedVille came to the rescue. We now pull a solid 15-20mbps. We had 1 bar of reception out here..got a WeBoost, and were able to bring it up to 3 bars. Perfect to get the speeds we need. If you have doubts, stop now. This is hands down incredible. Customer for Life.
July 22nd
Verified Member
On month three and still going strong. Unlimitedville is the real deal for those of us to choose to live outside of the city. Thank you again for bringing us into the world of streaming. For anyone hesitant about Unlimitedville (like I was) take the 14 days and try it out. You no longer have to deal with slow DSL or Satellite!
Eli C.
July 21st
Verified Member
I needed some reliable internet while going on a trip across multiple states and then staying in a place with no internet. I was seriously shocked at how well it worked while we were in the car. I think we only had one spot where it dropped the internet while we were going through a canyon, but we had the internet for well over 13 hours of the 14 hour drive. And since we only needed it for this trip, I'm returning it, but I'm actually kind of sad to be sending it back because of how well it has worked, how easy it is to use, and then how quick their customer service has been to respond. All around, I'd recommend Unlimitedville to anyone.
Justin S.
June 26th
Verified Member
The customer service is beyond exceptional! The Support team was very responsive and ensured that every thing that I made mistakes on was corrected. They were pleasant and helpful! I would recommend this service to anyone! Not to forget to mention, the service itself is nothing short of amazing!
Happy D.
June 22nd
Verified Member
Unlimitedville changed our lives. We were actually going to move due to our teenagers' streaming and no good ISP alternatives. Then, we found this site. We have 2 Pink plans in place for several years, and my house is happily using AppleTV/XBox/PC/YT/Zoom, etc. without any issues. It helps to have a cell tower 1/2 mile away, but we also use our MoFi on vacation while driving down the road. We bought the 12V adapter and just stick in the car with us. Works fantastic...
Darci R.
May 18th
Verified Member
After years of subpar internet service in my rural community, I found Unlimitedville! I've had the pink plan for a few weeks and am so pleased with the speed. I streamed a movie tonight....NO BUFFERING! Yes!! My initial reluctance has turned to joy! Thanks!
Cody P.
May 13th
Verified Member
I live in the Florida Keys in a location that I do not have access to traditional internet options. After reading about this service I was a bit skeptical but decided to sign up. I was most surprised by the excellent customer service I had received when asking about shipping information. A job well done!
Tim A.
May 12th
Verified Member
We have suffered with horrible DSL speeds for years! I stumbled on Unlimitedville while searching for a work from home solution. I can not express how impressed and satisfied we have been thus far. Every day is like Christmas! Years of not being able to watch a simple movie without buffering has been replaced with every person in the house being able to what ever they wish with no buffering or throttling. Thank you Unlimitedville!
Elizabeth A.
May 4th
Verified Member
We have the pink plan based on where we live. We live really and have NEVER had anything available to us except satellite or the use of our phones hotspot. We are now able to work from home, stream on our tv ...the speed is fantastic....We have multip!e devices connected....We could not be happier! THANK YOU UNLIMITEDVILLE!!!!
Krystal P.
April 27th
Verified Member
I have the blue plan, and the internet is AMAZING! it's so fast, and in my home we have multiple devices connected at once. Video streaming is so fast and there's no lag whatsoever. Couldn't be happier with my service. I live in an area where theres 2 internet providers and I have been on a waiting list to get service for nearly 3 years! I wish I knew about this service sooner. Thank you unlimitedville. I can stream videos and my kiddo can do her school work online!
David C.
April 20th
Verified Member
Well I was very skeptical this would actually work. We live in a remote area and only have satellite and went through hoops trying to get on a very slow satellite plan which was unsuccessful so I went online to research and found this site and was as I said skeptical. But come to find out it's amazing! Plugged it in and immediately started working. I did a speed test and got over 30mb. I'm finally able to stream videos and actuallyu work from home. This is the best thing ever! Thank you
Kyle Z.
April 13th
Verified Member
We tested Unlimitedville while we were looking for home internet options while we were displaced by COVID. The worked decently at our location and the customer service was amazing! We ended up picking another service that offered a directional long-range antenna but would pick Unlimitedville again for future needs without hesitation.
Robert R.
April 9th
Verified Member
We were stuck with satellite which, when good, gives 20mb but during the shutdown we were getting less than 1mb due to so many people using the same satellite orbiting the earth. Before that was DSL which was terrible. Real Cable internet stops about 1/2 mile away in all directions but will never get extended to our farm. We tried Verizon hotspot too and never got over 2 bars. Moved to this UnlimitedVille via AT&T and we consistently get 40b/sec which is really good; comparable to cable. Shocked and not sure this was going to work, it worked on first try. We moved it around to another window, it got worse, so we put it back. Once you find a good spot that gives over 30mb or more consistently, you are living the dream (if in a cable "hole"). It's just great. I had to submit this review so more people use this as they are doing something right that nobody else is.
Rodney B.
April 6th
Verified Member
I've had Unlimitedville for 3 years now. We are a half mile from a Sprint tower out in the country. So we have the yellow plan. We consistently get 100% reliable 50 to 100mbps service. I also use Unlimitedville at my office in a very small town and it is 1 1/2 miles from the Sprint tower. 100% reliable 20 to 50mbps there. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Unlimitedville.
March 24th
Verified Member
They are the Best! No complaints just grateful they are available in my rural town!
March 24th
Verified Member
We are living the full time RV life now!! Good unlimited internet was a challenge. We could not get traditional wired internet and the cell phone companies just don't have a product with enough high speed internet. Problem solved thanks to Unlimitedville. This company has a great product. It really works!! We stream and work from home with no issues. Thanks Unlimitedville!!
February 18th
Verified Member
Very good and reliable internet service. Worth every penny paid. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is looking for better internet.
John K.
February 14th
Verified Member
My wife and I moved to a rural area where nothing, literally nothing else reasonable was available to us. The local carrier offers 500K/bps download (think America Online days here...), satellite service is available on a limited basis (with terrible latency and limited data), the individual LTE carriers severely limit the quantity of traffic with very high cost for additional data, there's no cable and certainly no fiber available. Now here's the thing, Unlimitedville is not the only such service but due diligence will show you that they're by far the best. Best as far as the service itself - we're streaming HD quality programming from Netflix and Amazon and our browsing experience is stellar. No hiccups or downtime so far. If you're not network proficient, the system is plug and play and even provides wifi within your home. If you are proficient, you'll find the MoFi device provided to be a robust unit with lots and lots of features including the capacity for vpn. Also, you may (as I did), put the device in bridge mode, turn off its wireless signal and connect to whatever internal network you already have in place. I can't say enough but I'll leave you with what I believe is the best part of dealing with Unlimitedville thus far and that's the people that make up the company. I tried a couple of their plans out before settling on the Blue Plan and throughout the process, the staff was helpful, knowledgeable and beyond accommodating to my needs. Thanks, Unlimitedville, for being one of those few great organizations.
Jake B.
February 10th
Verified Member
It's more than anyone could ask for. Y'all's customer service is beyond amazing. (Which I value most) There's no better feeling knowing that you don't have to worry about overage charges. I take my Mofi device every time I travel, and not once has it disappointed me!!! Y'all go above and beyond to make sure everyone is happy. Thank y'all so much! 10/10
February 3rd
Verified Member
If you live in the country and struggle with bad internet, this is what you need to get! It is AMAZING!! We were so skeptical at first. We live in the country in central Alabama. No cable companies come out here, so we were stuck with satellite internet companies like viasat. The internet provided through them was horrible. Me and my wife would reach our data cap in the first few days, and even before reaching the data cap every thing we tried to use it for (Netflix, gaming, internet surfing) would be slow, laggy, and buffer. A sprinkle of rain or a cloud would make us lose our signal. We soon realized that satellite internet was not going to cut it, so we got hotspots on our cricket wireless phones and even bought a hotspot device through them. Those were great, except within a week or two at the most once again we reached our data cap and it would be terribly slow, and there was no unlimited option. At this point we had given up, and I assumed that I would never get to play first person shooter games like COD and Fortnite anymore, and that me and my wife would just have to deal with our Netflix shows buffering every 5 seconds. We are also both college students, so we could barely upload assignments, etc. Then the glorious day came when I ran across Unlimitedville on a google search. As I mentioned above, after all the failed attempts at first were we skeptical and felt that it would be a complete waste of money. We read the reviews and thought that they had to be fake, there is no way this can be real, and that all the people reviewing have to be robots or something, lol. We decided we were not going to waste our time and money, until we were offered a one time membership fee waiver without even asking. This made us feel like Unlimitedville really valued getting customers. At this point, me and my wife were like what the heck let's go for it, and we ordered the Pink plan. it got here one week ago. This past week has been wonderful!! Not one slow down. Not one data cap. I can play COD or any first person shooter better than I could with cable internet at my friend's house. We can watch any video or show with NO buffering after the initial start up. And, we can do our school without any uploading issues. This internet is the bomb. It is worth every cent they charge. I can't thank Unlimitedville enough!!! Shopping buyer: Listen to these reviews!
January 30th
Verified Member
I live in the country and was skeptical at first,but this is the real deal! I went with the blue plan and it is amazing!
Ryan X.
December 27th
Verified Member
I live in an area between two cities that border each other closely. The area is only about ~7 minutes away from town and where other service providers have been able to provide much faster service to other residents. Previously, I was stuck on a DSL line with a full family who loves to stream and game as well. Needless to say our connection was always bogged down from sub-standard speeds and bandwidth being stretched thin. I decided to pull the trigger on this service with the unlimited data cap aspect being one of the main draws (I often download music and large games on Steam). Unlimitedville's service has truly solved a problem I have had for several years due to lack of competition/service in my area. It functions like a mobile hotspot. (So technically, you can even take it on the go if you want.) The speeds are not anything breathtaking, but they are more than manageable compared to DSL speeds or Satellite latency. It is a bit pricy, but it is definitely worth it if your hobbies involve spending time on the internet. I get speeds of about 35 megabits down/10 up at peak. During high traffic hours this can slow down to as low as 5 megabits/>1 up at times. (However, my MoFi router is not in an optimal area, it is behind a lot of walls on a lower level. I could potentially be getting faster speeds, I have not tested.) The slow downs are not frequent in my experience and are just dependent on when people are bogging down the cell towers. I have not experienced Latency issues at all with ~30ms being my average. I only have a few devices connected at any given time and they even included an Ethernet cable that I use with my PC. So far I've experienced little to no lag on online games while in voice chat and with YouTube/Music playing all at the same time. Overall, I'm pretty satisfied with my investment and will likely continue to use the service until a better option appears. If you're in a similar situation where there are no good ISP's and you to share a slow connection then I highly suggest this when you have exhausted all other options!
Tim H.
December 18th
Verified Member
I've been with Unlimitedville for 2 years now. I work in an urban area with a ton of options for cellular data plans, but they all throttle after 22GB. I use an average 300GB a month downloading or uploading large data sets that sometimes exceed 20GB in a single day. With no overages and no slowing of the connection my Yellow plan worked great. Then I was suggested to try Pink, which was okay until changes in coverage, so I got upgraded to Blue at no additional cost, and now Blue is so saturated I am voluntarily moving up to Red so I can get coverage in more rural areas where Pink, Yellow, and Blue don't work (like my house). I can't say enough positive things about Unlimitedville. From outstanding customer service to business practices that support the customers over the bottom line, these folks do it right. Yes, I can pay $45 for other MVNO services and get faster burst speeds for the first 20GB, but those other 180GB+ are way more important to me. So even in a saturated cellular service area this company stands alone in the services and support they offer and as long as my customers keep paying me to support network operations I will continue to rely on Unlimitedville to have my back.
December 17th
Verified Member
After years of satellite internet, I was desperate for a terrestrial internet provider. When Unlimitedville, became an option, the worry of the initial investment, the pro's out weighed the conn's. I could not be happier with the choice to use Unlimitedville. Tmobile, has proven to be outstanding.
Craig D.
December 17th
Verified Member
Everything is great! It is such a relief to have reliable internet without worrying about data caps and throttling. I'm averaging 30 50 MBPS I never thought I would see that out where I live. I do have a Boost antenna so that with your Equipment its wonderful. The only bad thing is now I'm up all night gaming... LOL
Terry W.
December 9th
Verified Member
Another skeptical convert. I like most are rural and had HughesNet "service" and I have to say HughesNet is faster than dialup but not by much. Dialup is more reliable. Anyway, Unlimitedville is fast and reliable and I am very happy with Unlimitedville.
Christopher S.
November 16th
Verified Member
Very impressed so far. I ordered the yellow plan, however within 24hrs got an email letting me know that the pink plan would work better for me, many thanks! I will update when the service is active, looking forward to it!!
November 1st
Verified Member
I never leave reviews but Unlimitedville has truly solved an issue I have had for close to 20 years! We're semi-rural in Arkansas with no internet running down our road. We've tried everything available to us from Hughes Net to using our phones as hotspots for home internet. Hughes Net was awful, period; using our hotspots was great- until they started throttling our use at 40gb. I am SO GLAD I found Unlimitedvillle! Yes...the name is cheesy and the causal use of the word "unlimited" makes it sound like it could be a scam. I was very skeptical at first and did not expect much. We have had this service about a year now and I can say it is truly unlimited and well worth the price if you cannot get normal internet service. We're able stream as much as we want with at least 3 devices simultaneously; plus running a home based business as well as a wireless home security system. In the year we've been using Unlimitedville we have had ZERO issues. I had to switch my router when we added the wireless security cameras; I was able to do all this plus get help with setup via live chat. While this may cost a bit more than other services it's worth every penny & really your only option if you need a fast and dependable internet connection with no data cap.
Jeff K.
October 23rd
Verified Member
I am so happy to share our great experience with the Unlimitedville internet service. We purchased a home in a rural area of Northern California and moved into it in May. Our only option for home internet provider was AT&T Basic 5 service. That was 5 mbps down load and we were lucky to see 1 mbps upload speeds. My wife could not do a Peleton session without it buffering and our highschool aged son who loves photography spent over 2 hours waiting for 19 photos to upload from his camera to his laptop. Our phones cell data was so much faster than our home network but of course we were blowing through our data plan of 40 gb monthly causing costly overage costs. I started researching and found Unlimitedville. After reading reviews and watching some Youtube video's of customers who had Unlimiteville I went on line and ordered my unit. It arrived with a week and I hooked it up right away. Super simple process for this tech challenged individual. As soon as my son got home, I had him connect to our new wifi password protected mofi unit and reupload those same 19 photos. It took only a few moments and he said that is so much better. My wife did a Peleton session and no buffering. I signed up for Youtube tv's free trial and connected our apple tv unit to the mofi wifi and started streaming tv. It worked so well that the next day we called and cancelled our hard wired internet service and our SatelliteTV provider. We tool our mofi unit to Yosemite on vacation and had great internet service all week at our campground every evening when we returned from our day of hiking and fishing in the park. This service does exactly what they say they do and have been nothing but stellar in their customer service and billing etc. If you are remotely thinking about it, do it.
Benjamin D.
October 21st
Verified Member
Well, I'm super excited to write this review. I do some gaming at night after kids go to bed and this has been highly anticipated since I discovered it! Here's my situation for some back story so y'all know how I got here. We live in the "country" on acreage literally a quarter mile from city limits and there aren't enough people out here for the major ISP's to lay cable. So we did the dsl thing but found out something to do with our crappy lines wasn't allowing much bandwidth and we were getting about 1mbps tops. Then we switched and found a local rural isp that used cell tower signal and we kept bumping up their package for faster speed to where we were paying $100/mo for their 11mbps speed with a data cap of 300gb but we were averaging about 5mbps. So then I jumped the gun and unwisely bought satellite for the 50mbps speed but immediately found out the ping is super high because there's no way to avoid signal going from home to space and back and i ended up cancelling that. So I found this and looked at reviews and I ordered the blue package. And in case anyone is wondering if this is a legit program with real people, I got an email from them stating that I had a closer cell tower for the yellow package and it would even be cheaper each month. So I did that and they refunded the first one. I got it today and actually played a couple of hours of a FPS style game and I had absolutely no issues. My ping was around 100 whereas before with my local provider it was around 150-200. No connection interruptions, no lag whatsoever which was amazing and very critical for this stuff. I did a speed test on my Xbox and I was doing 18mbps down and about 8 up. Also, had other devices connected to the mofi router at the same time. I'm telling you guys, if you are considering internet options and you live outside of a serviceable area by the bigger companies you really should check it out. It may seem a bit spendy, but if your options are satellite, you may be looking at only a $50 per month increase. The mofi router has Ethernet ports so my tv and Xbox are wired directly and our phones, tablets, laptop, and Alexa are all WiFi. I'll either update my review (if possible) or write another one later. This is a really nice plan to have for people in my situation!
Mary C.
October 18th
Verified Member
We moved into our rv 6 months ago, and We love this service. I homeschool my son and we are gamers. We can have all 3 phones plus two computers a roku and PlayStation all working perfectly at the same time. We love staying connected while moving around.
Joshua A.
August 30th
Verified Member
I live in the middle of nowhere (att doesn't even work here) so internet is next to impossible to get. The service with the pink plan works wonderfully. We always have at least 3 devices connected and the average dl speed is 30mb/s even while other devices are streaming HD. I highly recommend this company for those in rural areas
Jessica R.
August 22nd
Verified Member
You might have the happiest new unlimitedville customers yet! My husband was able to work from home this morning with no issues. My daughters were also delighted that Netflix is working without any buffering. We appreciate your quick service and ease of equipment setup. Thank you!
Peter K.
August 16th
Verified Member
Your support has been excellent. Stuff breaks, can't make that the issue. Getting it fixed is the issue and you guys dealt with it quickly. Great!
June 13th
Verified Member
At first I was worried this was a scam, I'm a trucker and having to use HotSpot for internet was horrible, I decided to go against my gut instinct and try this out. I absolutely love it, whether I'm home or on the road for long periods of time, I have connection, though it's not fool proof there are areas with weak, or poor signal, or no signal at all, but it's by far better reception than even my phone. I'm glad I went with UnlimitedVille."
May 20th
Verified Member
Just had to say AWESOME SERVICE!!!!!! I thought I was stuck with our local rinky-dink internet service that was averaging less than 1mbps with constant outages. Then I ran across reviews mentioning Unlimitedville and I thought I would give it a try. ABSOLUTELY SPECTACULAR. Zero issues so far. Easy setup. Reliable and stable. Loving it!!! Averaging daily speeds of 17mbps+.
Jason C.
January 16th
Verified Member
Love the service you provide and it has been a great option for someone in the country with few choices in decent broadband service. My MOFI unit went out unexpectedly earlier this week and your team has been fantastic from the moment I contacted support. The rep responded right away and when I spoke to her on the phone she was happy to chat and very accommodating. Less than 15 minutes later, Tech Support called and again was amazing in walking through the issue and potential fixes. Unfortunately I needed to do a device swap, but again, your team prioritized that quickly and answered any question very quickly. Hats off to a great service and thank you to the support team that makes everything work!
John M.
January 16th
Verified Member
Oh my goodness, hands down, without a doubt, this is the single best customer service I have ever received. You guys are incredible, and thank you so much for actually trying to solve my problem. I have hit wall after wall with trying to get internet resolved and this is the first company that is actually trying to help me. I sincerely appreciate the assistance, and I'm going to tell everyone I can about unlimitedville. I'd give you guys a hug if I could, but it's a little difficult to do through an email :).
Michael S.
June 28th
Verified Member
Thank you guys for everything! You provide such a fantastic service to people like myself that live in a rural area where the major internet providers won't lay down cable, and your customer support is some of the best customer support i've ever experienced. Top Notch quality for sure.
Gary P.
June 23rd
Verified Member
First off this is a legitimate service. They do offer high speed internet to those unable to get high speed internet in there area. I was skeptical at first due to how much hassle our current company freedomnet gives us and it being through cellular companies, but it does work! There was no throttling and no data caps. Also they have great customer service and do offer a refund if it doesn't work. I strongly recommend this to anyone with satellite internet who is a gamer or is a high data user. Strongly recommend this to anyone struggling to have high speed internet! Thanks Unlimitedville!
Abbie W.
March 24th
Verified Member
Hello Unlimitedville!! and skeptical shoppers trying to read reviews! :) I'm beyond happy as I sit over here grinning ear to ear with my new fast unlimited high speed internet!! I live in Buckingham county VA, go ahead google it. ITS IN THE MIDDLE OF NO WHERE! We are not offered any high speed internet out here. Satellite only! BUMMER. After 3 months of awful awful DISH Internet and waiting 5-7 minutes for pages to load I knew I had to do something! I started researching hotspots. I came across Unlimitedville and was thinking HA, yeah right. Well, I was so desperate to try something...ANYTHING else...I went ahead and ordered! PRAISE THE LORD 4G LTE high speed UNLIMITED internet has come to the Williams house! We live on an old logging back road in the country. And I'm now able to have open multiple tabs, stream videos, have Netflix playing in the living room for the kiddo, all devices are connected and running smoothly. This is almost like a dream! No more fighting with Dish to get someone on the phone, being transferred, explaining my situation all to hear they cant do anything about it, and if I want to cancel its $400! (Which I had to pay, lovely) Do it! Order this hotspot! Contact me personally if you have any questions. I'm not a paid reviewer I'm a VERY satisfied reviewer! For once, in my rural living life, I actually got what was advertised! Truly unlimited, FAST internet! I cant thank you enough!!!!!!
Josh K.
February 14th
Verified Member
Hotspot is working great!! It has been a miracle solution for my house and my business. I work from home and have a small warehouse next door. We've dropped exede internet and directTV and just watch netflix at night before bed. Everything has worked out perfect with this setup. I just wish I had found you guys back 4 years ago when I thought my only option was satellite internet. Thank you very much!
Julian R.
February 4th
Verified Member
We have been searching for a solution to the slow DSL speed that we had, and we had just about given up on streaming movies. When we discovered Unlimitedville, it solved the problem with faster speed than we thought we would ever see in our rural setting. Thank you.
Forrest P.
January 27th
Verified Member
I would definitely give you guys 5/5! one of the best tech/general support and business that i have dealt with. Fast on the draw with mailing and fast and effiecent on the tech support!
James W.
January 4th
Verified Member
If your a traveler by trade like me. There is no other service in the world that can help you. Unlimitedville has worked for me 100%. Absolutely love the service! I have the AT&T package, have only 4 bars were I am. Yet I play Xbox live every day! Watch Netflix in HD. Never loads or anything of that sort. I actually have higher download speeds then a lot of my family and friends that have land line internet. From my Hotspot. Contact me directly if you believe it to good to be true. I'll show you my downloads speed, Mbs and my face with a big happy smile holding my amazing hotspot. Lol hahaha I'm just a 24 year Texas pipeliner that must have great Internet. Because of Unlimitedville I do.
Chris A.
December 29th
Verified Member
Excellent service for those in rural areas or travelers. Been a customer for almost a year, forced to cancel due to real life issues. I was using the $250 plan, and streamed movies (like a madman, love my movies), xbox live online gaming, fps pc/ps4 games and everything else that demands great internet. This is the ONLY service in my area that gives me the speeds and download capacity that I require. I intend to resubscribe to the service within the month (when I resolve the rl issue). I will probably go with the $200 plan at that time. If you are considering this service : GET IT!! Small business but excellent support. Check the coverage maps for each device (note: you get what you pay for here folks... the cheapest plan's coverage map SAYS it covers my area, but I know that it is false; it is using a roaming tower. Meaning I would have 0 4g lte service) and pick the best for you. If you have any questions, feel free to add me as a friend and drop me a message! Highly recommended.
Becca M.
December 10th
Verified Member
If you think this is just for checking email and surfing the web, you'd be pleasantly surprised. I can stream full HD movies, attend online meetings for school, Skype video chat, even play Xbox Live! A great alternative for those of us that live 'off grid' but still want to enjoy a stable internet connection with great speeds, without limits! I am going on my third month. Had an issue with the SIM card, but their customer service is amazing and James went out of his way to solve the problem. If you are thinking about trying their service, go for it!
Mike R.
November 24th
Verified Member
I used them for about 5 months while our home was being built, the price was what they said it would be. Never a hassle with the bill or service, I highly recommend them.
Tim W.
October 18th
Verified Member
This is the real deal. Got the Pink plan and hotspot arrived 2 days later. Hooked up in minutes (turn it on, that's it) and I'm getting 22mb down and 12 mb up. Highly recommend. Break the cable monopoly people!
Rockie D.
September 16th
Verified Member
I've had Unlimitedville service for almost 3 months now....The saying "it is what it is" is what this service is. I pay my bill on time every month and I get great fast unlimited service ...I live in the country and this plan was tailored to me...Thanks Unlimitedville.
Richard N.
August 5th
Verified Member
The Hot Spot arrived on time as promised. Opened up the box. Turned it on and PRESTO it worked immediately. I have several hot spots that support my job and business from various companies and are very expensive. I am going to cancel them all. Unlimited will never run out unless you are careless with your use. Hard to go wrong.
Jennifer C.
August 1st
Verified Member
So far, so good. I got my hotspot today and it worked instantly. This is the first time since we have moved to our house in a rural area that we have had the freedom to do some of the things we need to stay connected without worrying about data usage and paying overages. Thank you Unlimitedville!
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< Watch the performance of the two arias on YouTube. (11 minutes) >
The Reno Pops Orchestra premiered two arias from Snow White: The Opera; For Young People of All Ages on November 8, 2014 at the University of Nevada-Reno's Nightingale Concert Hall. The full-length three-act opera was composed by music students of the Jamilian Parochial School during the 1991–1992 school year under the direction of the Reverend Gary Buchanan. This performance was the first time any part of the opera was performed by full orchestra.
At this premiere, the two arias from Snow White: The Opera were sung by Steven Meyer (Baritone) and Jennifer Probst Hilderbrand (Soprano) with the Reno Pops Orchestra.
Steven Meyer sang the part of the Huntsman who in Act I is sent out by the evil Queen of Fall to take the Princess Snow White into the wood, kill her, and bring back the girl's heart to the Queen as proof of the deed. In the wood the Huntsman finds that he cannot bring himself to kill Snow White and tells her to run away into the dark forest. Following her departure, the Huntsman is at a loss as to what to do because the Queen expects him to return with Snow White's heart. Suddenly, a wild board runs out of the forest in the direction of Snow White's departure. The Huntsman rushes to throw himself upon the boar, cuts out its heart with his dagger, and sings that he now has a substitute heart to present to the evil Queen of Fall.
Jennifer Probst Hilderbrand sang the part of the Queen of Fall at the moment near the end of Act II when the Queen discovers, in conversation with the mirror on her wall, that Snow White still lives and makes her plan to kill Snow White with a poison apple.
< Watch the performance of the two arias on YouTube. (11 minutes) >

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After a management agreement is signed, Gordon James Realty sends owners a questionnaire to determine what utilities the owner is responsible for and what utilities the tenant will be responsible for. We then outline the tenant's responsibilities in the lease and ensure they are met.


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You are Spider-Man
a bit geeky and have great
power and responsibility.
I'm Spiderman? [checking tights] Nope. I'm definately NOT Spiderman.
You are Spider-Man
Hey it threw the same results for me too! I love the idea of being Spidey! he's cool, he is nice and i love that outfit! :)
I was just about to come visit your site when I saw you placed a comment on mine.
Yes I did see what you did with your blog. Very nice you got the visitor's online flag counter the same as I do. I am jealous though, your Neo Earth has more visitors than I do.
Did you notice I put the same on the Pets Blog so I can guage the visitors there as well. I am only trying the trial versions now, will upgrade to the purchased versions when I update my pay pal account.
Oh, I was honest in my answers, I was hoping for Spiderman as well. I see you removed the extra bit like I did. The table the chap created for the Super Hero scores did a mischief to my blog, threw out the specs and the blog looked really funny.
Come on now if they say you are spiderman than that's what you are.
No Spidey sense, huh? :-)
I am not Spiderman, lol, I hope!
You are Superman
Superman 75%
Spider-Man 70%
Robin 69%
Batman 65%
Supergirl 52%
Catwoman 50%
The Flash 40%
Wonder Woman 32%
Hulk 30%
Green Lantern 25%
Iron Man 10%
You are mild-mannered, good,
strong and you love to help others.
Bah :\
I don't know Pixie -- looks to me like those tights fit! Don't worry, you look dashing in a cape.
I'm Robin. Is Robin even a super hero?


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- Know if there are visible, apparent problems
- Know if repairs are required
- Know whether or not there are any risks of concealed damage
- Know whether further investigation is recommended or required
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CMS Announces Exceptions & Extensions for Quality Reporting Requirements
In response to the COVID-19 health emergency, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) on March 22 announced exceptions from reporting requirements and extensions for clinicians and providers participating in Medicare quality reporting programs with respect to upcoming measure reporting and data submission for those programs.
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CMS states: "For those programs with data submission deadlines in April and May 2020, submission of those data will be optional, based on the facility's choice to report. In addition, no data reflecting services provided January 1, 2020 through June 30, 2020 will be used in CMS's calculations for the Medicare quality reporting and value-based purchasing programs."
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I tried really hard not to let things get to me. They did, anyways. I feel like I have been "had" by the whole "system". The lawyers did not answer my questions about the missing paperwork. It was suggested I come to them and have a meeting. I am too sick. I asked for emails. Silence. Maybe there still is an explanation….maybe not.
I am very sick right now. Breathing is quite the struggle. My life is coughing, choking, staring into space, using Kleenex and repeat. Today my oxygen was 89%. That cannot be helping my depression. Everything hurts…..breathing, living, existing.
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text: Situated on its northern part, only 2 km from Lastovo village, it is well known for its so-called islet of "Zaklopatica" on which the rare species of birds – called Kaukala (Puffinus yelkouan) is nesting. Zaklopatica is heaven for divers and yachtsmen who can enjoy the well-known natural landmarks of the Lastovo archipelago and its magnificent bays. Zaklopatica offers a breathtaking view of the neighboring island Korčula. Here you can enjoy sunbathing, swimming, leisurely walks and many restaurants offering the best of Dalmatian cuisine. From Zaklopatica, you can enjoy a beautiful and unique sunset


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ICPS Recruitment 2017
Integrated Child Protection Scheme - ICPS, Surendranagar published an official notification for Recruitment of Office In-Charge, Storekeeper, Counselor & Others for 04 posts. Eligible candidates can apply for this recruitment. You can view more details about this recruitment including No. of posts, name of post, Educational qualification, Age limit, Selection process, How to apply etc... You can also view official notification and other important facts about this recruitment e.g. Important links and Important dates.
Job details
- No. of posts: 04
- Name of posts:
- Officer (I/C) (Superintended): 01 Post
- Counselor: 01 Post
- House Father: 01 Post
- Storekeeper cum Accountant: 02 Posts
- Educational qualification & Age limit:
- Officer (I/C) (Superintended): A at least second class degree in social work or sociology or psychology obtained from any universities established or incorporated by or under the central or the state Act in India, or any other educational institutions recognized as such or declared to be deemed as university under section 3 or the university grants commission Act, 1956.
- Not more than 35 years
- Storekeeper cum Accountant: B.com. from recognized university.
- Not more than 35 years
- Counselor: Preferably M.A. in psychology / Sociology / MSW / applied Psychology, or MSC in Human development with Minimum two years' work experience. (second class preference - MSW with two, years' counseling experience) and CCC
- Not more than 35 years
- House Father: Possess a bachelor's degree of recognized University and CCC.
- 25 to 40 years
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- Final selection will be based on Interview
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- Interested and eligible candidates can send their application in prescribed format to below mentioned address along with necessary documents by RPAD or Speed Posts.
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Do any of you guy ever take any speed before workouts?
i can take a stacker 3 and feel like I just did a big line.
Excerpt: I worked shoulder and triceps and I got suck a huge pump that my arms measured close to 20", normally 19.6. It was such a pump it actually hurt to walk with my arms to my sides, I had to keep them up like I was carring barrels under my arms so that they could circulate! i guess potatoes give you a big spike.
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Do any of you guy ever take any speed before workouts?
i can take a stacker 3 and feel like I just did a big line.
i love the taste of potatoes but for energy they suck for me.
i eat them and they put me to sleep, feel real lethargic.
for me, i get huge energy bursts from rice and pasta. i fuckin love rice!
You guys are waaaay behind the times man.
IM injections are sooooo 1980s.
What you do is you get some mashed potatoes,. Empty 2 capsules of Stacker 2 into them, and mix. Then inject it right into your fucking VEIN. Talk about a rush!
is that you greg valentino ???Originally posted by REctalITching
shooting potatos? no way man! i inject protien directly into my muscles! hurts like a mofo getting protien powder into your bicep but hey theres a reason i've got 72'' biceps
I understand now !!
Do you like to cook? Then I will tell you one wonderful recipe.
How To Bake A Potato
You will really like it.


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PGG Study Tour of South Wales 2019
September 19, 2019 – September 23, 2019£490.00
The Professional Gardeners Guild Study Tour of South Wales.
Staying in a country house hotel near Usk and an old coaching inn in Carmarthenshire
Wales has a long history of garden making, just like its neighbour England, and many a Welsh garden, both now and in the past, has been made by someone English, in the same way that English gardens have been made in the south of France and Italy. This tour will visit a cross section of gardens ancient and modern in the south of Wales, to see Victorian plant collecting and rockwork, high formality from Medieval and Edwardian times to the twentieth century, planting by major contemporary designers and gifted amateurs, ambitious modern gardening with perennials, and Wales' own National Botanic Garden.
Garden tours will include:
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Tour places allocated on a first-come first served basis.
Cost of the Study Tour is £490.00. Price includes all meals, based on shared twin rooms. Single room supplement is £56. Deposit of £100 required to book, balance due at the beginning of August 2019. You will be sent an email and payment information on the 1st August for your balance payment.
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Heading into the new Major League Baseball season, Kannan Venkateshwar, media analyst of Barclays Research, says advertising sellout levels were at 80% prior to opening day. The cost per thousand viewers (CPM) was up 6% versus a year ago.
Across 29 regional sports networks -- such as Yes Network, Fox Sports and Comcast SportsNet -- Venkateshwar notes there have been six new advertisers with advertising deals worth more than $1 million. He adds that some clients are shifting budgets out of entertainment prime-time programming to sports -- in partly due to concerns over brand safety.
Because of this -- and the stability of viewership -- Venkateshwar says advertisers are making more national-oriented TV buys aggregating viewership/impressions across all 29 regional sports networks.
Regional sports networks aired some 4,000 total games a year ago. "Ratings have held up last season and were flat across the 29 RSNs," he writes.
Venkateshwar adds that regional sports networks typically rank number in prime time in their individual local TV markets.


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Rep. Tim Briggs, Rep. James R. Roebuck Jr. March 28, 2019 | 12:43 PM
HARRISBURG, March 28 – As hundreds of college students rallied at the state Capitol for affordable higher education this week, state Reps. Tim Briggs and James R. Roebuck Jr. joined in their call for action.
Briggs, D-Montgomery, and Roebuck, D-Phila., recently introduced legislation (H.B. 993) that would make Pennsylvania's colleges and universities more affordable and accessible. Their bill would create a higher education funding commission that would look at ways to improve access to higher education and job training in the state, including the charge to develop a higher education funding formula.
"Pennsylvania ranks 48th, or third worst, in America at funding colleges, technical schools and universities," said Roebuck, who serves as Democratic chairman of the House Education Committee. "By underfunding our institutions, we are creating a crisis for our graduates. That needs to change, because everyone benefits from the skills and education gained by students at our public institutions of higher education. To secure these benefits, we must invest substantial public resources to aid these institutions and their students in this important work."
The lawmakers said their legislation would ensure that Pennsylvania's institutions receive appropriate and adequate funding, in turn working to combat Pennsylvania's student debt crisis. They said a higher education funding formula would help determine the best distribution of state dollars to state-supported universities and colleges.
"Pennsylvania has a diverse array of public institutions of higher education with a variety of missions and strengths," Briggs said. "The future of the commonwealth depends in part on their ability to continue to fulfill their missions. Making them affordable enough to attend is a key component.
"We must work to reverse the unenviable distinction of being the sixth-highest state in student loan debt with 1.7 million borrowers owing $53.7 million," he said.
Briggs added that the commission would base its recommendations off of findings through research methods such as consulting with experts, receiving input from interested parties, holding statewide hearings and studying other states' funding formulas. The commission would then compile a report, including its findings and recommendations, that would only go into effect if approved by the General Assembly.
"This information will allow us as lawmakers to make more informed decisions that will ensure the long-term viability of this important part of our state's economic and educational strength," Roebuck said.
House Bill 993 has been referred to the House Education Committee for review.
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If a good story is told well enough, you want to hear it again. And again. And then at least once more, because you're sure there's so much left to discover.
That's certainly the case with Jez Butterworth's "The Ferryman," which has been nominated for nine Tony Awards, including Best Play. There are 21 fully defined characters in this pulsing, three-hour drama, and having seen the show four times (first in London), I feel I've come to know them all intimately.
But on my most recent visit to the Bernard B. Jacobs Theater, where "The Ferryman" runs through July 7, it was the three youngest Carney girls with whom I truly identified. They're the ones who sit breathlessly at the feet of their old great Aunt Maggie Faraway, a mysteriously silent woman, whenever she shows signs of wanting to talk.
Played by Fionnula Flanagan (a radiant holdover from the original Broadway cast and a Tony nominee), Aunt Maggie often tells the same stories. But whether accounts of grisly battles of faeries from a misty, mythic past, or of a lost love of a mere seven decades ago, they are tales that only tighten their grip with repetition. Just look at the widening eyes, scared and ecstatic, of the little girls listening.
That's the effect of "The Ferryman" as a whole, and I felt it afresh watching a new, largely American ensemble led by the excellent Brian d'Arcy James as a farmer and father of seven, whose family is disastrously overtaken by its past. As dazzlingly directed by Sam Mendes, this sprawling portrait of a rural Irish family during the Troubles makes singularly dexterous use of a basic tool often considered old hat in the theater these days: a juicy, suspenseful and impeccably orchestrated plot.
If that makes "The Ferryman" sound like the stage equivalent of a best-selling page turner, well, it is. But not only that. Because without ever seeming self-conscious, Mr. Butterworth tells a spellbinding story that is also all about storytelling.
And I mean all forms of stories — national folklore, family legends, political news, even recollections of things that occurred only minutes earlier, which had seemed to turn into anecdote even as they were happening. "The Ferryman" is a celebration of the human — and classically Irish — urge to give life shape through narrative, and a lamentation for those who find themselves trapped in myths that assume the inevitability of fate.
The machinery of words and stagecraft that keep these stories in full spin is so meticulously assembled that I sometimes wonder if "The Ferryman" might succeed with even a mediocre cast. Fortunately, the team of performers now in residence at the Jacobs is considerably better than that.
Feelings run closer to the surface with this new cast. Perhaps that comes with its being mostly American. Hidden loves and suppressed animosities are now worn more visibly and emotively, and certain revelations now feel perhaps less startling.
What's most interesting is the way the power has shifted among the characters without upsetting the play's taut balance. This is particularly true of the two women who vie for dominance in the household of Quinn Carney (a magnetic Mr. James, in a role that finally makes full use of his heroic potential).
Mary, Quinn's bedridden wife, has acquired a bedrock obduracy, as played by Emily Bergl. As her sister-in-law Caitlin, the wife of Quinn's long-missing brother, Holley Fain is more highly strung and more visibly fragile than Laura Donnelly was in the part.
Similarly, as Quinn's staunchly nationalist Aunt Pat, Ann McDonough is less fiercely hidebound than Dearbhla Molloy was; there's more obvious pathos to her. In the role of her brother Patrick, on the other hand, Fred Applegate locates a moral severity within his character's Virgil-quoting magniloquence.
Mr. James, Mr. Applegate and — as the slow-thinking English handyman Tom Kettle — Shuler Hensley step into their roles as if they were old bathrobes. If others new to the cast haven't yet achieved that level of comfort, they never slow the show's momentum or disrupt its hypnotic hold.
Once again I gasped at the tableau involving a suspended animal corpse, and again when a shaving razor from an early scene is used for other purposes. And I marveled anew at how the divided nature of a nation, and a family, is summoned so exuberantly in a bravura sequence of dances around a dinner table.
It was also rewarding to see Sean Frank Coffey for a second time — and in one of his final performances — in the role of Baby Bobby Carney. At the age of seven months, Mr. Coffey played that part with uncanny but utterly natural poise when the show opened in October.
I am happy to report that in the intervening period, he had only grown in the role, without growing out of it.


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moshe kupferman
Contacted the head of his collection in Israel. Toured his old atelier, which is now a museum. Browsed some works on paper in storage, and purchased a piece! It shows the element of the grid – the parallel lines and the criss-cross lines – a recurrent everyday framework that is present throughout Kupferman's oeuvre. It also demonstrates his Free Variations, exposing the performative-musical dimension of his painting: elements appear, disappear, and reappear, and in the process bring about the creation of a rhythmic and melodious practice that is the artist's unique language.
Jim Campbell, Exploded View
LED lights hang down in a three-dimensional grid. As the lights flicker, they form the shapes of fleeting birds. I spotted this installation last year in the atrium of SFMoMA.
Meret Oppenheim. Object. Paris, 1936
This Surrealist object was inspired by a conversation between Oppenheim and artists Pablo Picasso and Dora Maar at a Paris cafe. Admiring Oppenheim's fur-covered bracelet, Picasso remarked that one could cover anything with fur, to which she replied, 'Even this cup and saucer.' Soon after, when asked by André Breton, Surrealism's leader, to participate in the first Surrealist exhibition dedicated to objects, Oppenheim bought a teacup, saucer, and spoon at a department store and covered them with the fur of a Chinese gazelle. In so doing, she transformed genteel items traditionally associated with feminine decorum into sensuous, sexually punning tableware.
Millet and Monet: Shedding Light on Truth
"Modern life is embodied by experience given over to the transitory, the fleeting, the contingent." -Charles Baudelaire
The radical movement of an art representing the familiar as it were – of an art closer to life – completely opposed contemporary expectations. Straying away from academic dogmas, aspiring artists of the Belle Époque admired the masters, allowing for their influence to take effect and yet, made great strides to define their own manifesto. Impressionism, as the style came to be called, captured moments of real life, full of sparkling color and ephemeral light, leaving its audience with a vague, sketchily executed impression. Claude Oscar Monet fathered this forward-thinking, unconventional movement that shocked the artistic community. Jean-François Millet, however, reigned just before the real beginnings of the avant-guard change. He was a Naturalist, a Realist: he depicted real life without imaginative idealism. Both styles stress an importance of color over form, enabling freer execution: the artists did not blend the colors imperceptibly, but left the brushstrokes clearly visible all over their canvases. Their motifs centered on the simple and ordinary, choosing to depict the humanity of their own day, just as they saw it – its ugliness as well as its beauty.
In Man with a Hoe, 1860-1862, French painter Jean-François Millet masterfully glorifies the everyday hero. A man, tired and dirty, leans on his tool in a moment of solace from his strenuous labor. This centered figure, the Everyman, faces left, cheating his body toward the viewer. His large brown boots appear hulky and heavy, almost stone-like, seemingly weighing him down. Painted in the same yellow-brown as the ground, his shoes appear to be an extension of the earth itself, making a statement about the close bond between man, earth, and therefore, god. The figure wears dark, ruffled blue-jeans, spotted with dirt and mud. Only slightly illuminated, a single suspender hangs from his waist. His creamy-white long-sleeved shirt, although tucked in, droops over the denim waistline, loosened by the peasant's drudgery. The garb is yellowish from sweat and soil. The man's dark burnt-brown complexion, the result of overexposure to the sun, is vaguely illuminated by a mustard-yellow on his lips, forehead, nose and cheeks. Although his face it lit, the blots of light color give him no definition, and hence, no individuality. His large, brutish nose bulges from his face. His mouth gapes open, releasing an exhausted sigh or perhaps gasping for air.
Shaded, dark, and indistinct, the farmer's eyes stare beyond the edge of the work, looking downward with fatigue. His head with its short, messy mop of dark brown hair wearily gazes. The Everyman stands shoulder width apart, legs straight, back slumped and arched over. He rests atop the wooden handle of the hoe; its iron blade planted into the ground. His posture, along with the slightly angled position of the gardening tool, creates a triangle of focus, forcing the audience's attention to concentrate on the image of the utterly jaded figure.
The horizon splits the background: a grayish-pink sky above and brown earth below. Millet smoothly paints the empty sky, suggesting clouds with thin white strokes. He pays closer attention to the detailed depiction of the ground. Worked soil surrounds the peasant; a thin trench outlines his progress. Beyond the trench grow patches of dandelions and other weeds. The untilled grass marks the work that lays ahead. Placed neatly behind the man lie a folded periwinkle garment and a hat. Discarded, these objects allude to the temperature: an overtly agonizing heat. In the middleground, at right, a figure stands among smoking stacks. Toward the center of the scene, a cow followed by another working figure plow the field. A path recedes to a single tree. Distant violet hills separate the sky from land.
In Millet's savage, rugged reality, void of beauty, the farmer transcends hopelessness and destroyed ambition. Turning rocky, thistle-ridden earth into a productive field is backbreaking labor. The subject's hard, incorrigible conditions seem never-ending. This man, however, upholds dignity and courage in the face of a life of unremitting exertion. Ennobled, he stands as a symbol of the laboring class, a tribute to the peasant's plight. He paints an accurate, detailed, unembellished portrait of contemporary life, rejecting idealism and its academic standards.
Comparatively, French Impressionist Claude Oscar Monet explores nature's immediacy through the mutability of light, atmosphere, and climate in his Wheatstacks, Snow Effect, Morning, 1891. Monet arranges a simple, basic composition of two off-centered solitary wheatstacks amidst a crisp, clear winter. The sun powerfully illuminates the scene. From beyond the left side of the work, it shines, directly lighting the two stacks to create a warm, red-orange glow. The consequent blue and violet shadows angle obliquely. The larger haystack at right stands before the more distant, and hence, smaller at left. The line of their shadows connects them. The open snow-covered field of muted pinks and purples recedes into an illusionistic, logical sequence of receding planes. Parallel bands of field, hills, and sky solidify the work. The backdrop, faint hills along the left bank of the Seine River and Giverny houses shrouded by a line of poplars, is fairly indecipherable close up, but becomes clear when contemplated from a distance. In contrast, the solidly formed geometric structure of the stacks prevents the surface from simply melting together. Light envelops the stacks, illuminating them without the use of contour lines. The juxtaposition of the light colors of the sky and the dark colors of the wheatstacks produces a pop effect, allowing the forms to jump out at the viewer. The forms are more harshly treated, otherwise they threaten to dissolve into the colored light. Flecked with blues, pinks, purples and reds, the reduced palette appears frozen and dormant like the season itself. The harmonious colors unify the canvas. The pinks in the sky echo the snow's reflection and the blues of the wheatstacks' shadows.
Monet's haystacks – mundane, hardly beautiful, mute things – appear mysterious. The haystack, an ordinary element in northern France's agricultural landscape, at the time, was an unlikely subject for a painting. Structurally complicated, built according to specific guidelines, these enormous stacks of harvested grain rose fifteen to twenty feet. They stored ears of grain, using hay or wheat to cover them from the elements until threshing season. Wheatstacks were a village's most important commodity, representing wealth, productivity, sustenance, and survival.
Creative understanding during the late nineteenth century followed highly technical Classical ideals. Works resembled a colored photograph in manipulating paint to refine as much exacting detail as possible. Artists were expected to illustrate certain subjects: either religious episodes, mythological stories, or historical accounts. Any deviation from these standards proved unacceptable and, consequently, unsuccessful. Hence, popular belief argued that painting demeaned itself by depicting aspects of everyday life. The new radicals daringly continued with their ordinary themes and sketch-like paintings. The purposely visible paint strokes which characterized their art left popular critics criticizing their "unfinished" work.
Both these works, on display at the Getty Center Museum in Los Angeles, California strongly renounce traditional neoclassicist values. Their ideas were set against the ideal, the transcendent. The artists, Monet and Millet, use raised, broken brushstrokes of oil paint to create nuances of light. Monet even goes so far as to use an impasto method to simulate the thatched texture of the wheat. Both were not linearly invested; they used light against forms to demonstrate perspectival space. Moreover, they chose, as their subjects and focus, the themes of contemporary rural labor, Monet with his haystacks, and Millet with his peasant worker. Previously, servants were illustrated in subservient positions, and the agricultural landscape was by no means elevated to the status of a the central image of a work of art. Artists, at that point in time, fled the urban decay of the commercialism and industrialism of the city for the serenity and solace of nature. Built by man, but created by nature, the topography of Wheatstacks alludes to the industrialism Monet attempted to leave behind. Far from the commotion of the modern city, Millet too references the industrial pollution with the billowing smoke of Man with a Hoe.
Charles Baudelaire's vision of modernism encompassed an understanding of the uncontrolled spontaneity of life. The manner in which Monet documents ephemera – the shimmering views, the dissolutions of form through layer upon layer of thick paint – proves that representation of this lapse of time required prolonged and personal examination. These "instant glances" and "quick looks" entailed more than mere momentary study. Embracing the language of paint, Millet similarly captures a moment of utter exhaustion. These masters laid down pigment on a two-dimensional surface with an unfinished quality. They diverge from the finished and illusionistic approach. Even Monet's haystacks were once living things, but they are now dry. These haystacks serve as a metaphor for Monet's now dry paint. The bright, unmixed colors, the quick, short strokes, the flickering of light and shadow, simply, the paint against paint – this is how Claude Monet and Jean-François Millet became painterly painters.
Sharon Lockhart | Noa Eshkol at LACMA
Israeli choreography Noa Eshkol was recently rediscovered by Los Angeles-based artist Sharon Lockhart. Eshkol's Wachman notation system was largely dismissed by contemporaries. And yet, her dedicated followers continue to practice her meditative dances to the rhythm of a metronome. The performances are stoic and spiritual in their monotony. We get a better sense of Eshkol's strict discipline and extraordinary preliminary processes through Lockhart's presentation. The images above were presented alongside videos of Eshkol's troupe dancing. The small spherical objects are sculptures meant to emulate the movement of particular joints in the body. The posters are drawings that bring these visuals into a context that is easier to interprete. Lockhart photographed the miniature models and elevated them to the status of sculptural artworks in their own right. Lockhart also documented Eshkol's dances for the first time. In an effort to preserve and continue the choreographer's legacy. Projecting them onto huge blocks acting like blank canvases, Lockhart beautifully captures this rhythmic and ritual-like language. At the foreground, the dancers entrall us with their slow, exacting interpretations. Behind them are displayed tapestries, or "wall carpets," as Eshkol calls them. They are composed on found materials, but laid out precisely by Eshkol herself. She then would have her community of followers sit and sew them together in a gathering reminiscent of the work ethic of early kibbutzes.
Rachel Whiteread
La Venere d'Urbino: Vice o Virtù
"There she has a right to lie, for she is a work of art, and Art has its privileges."
-Mark Twain[1]
TITIAN, Venus of Urbino, 1538, Oil on canvas, 119 x 165 cm, Uffizi, Florence
We still know too little about the way in which paintings were actually discussed in the sixteenth century. As such, modern interpretation remains inherently ambiguous. Our modes of response and analysis create a critical debate over ways of perceiving and understanding the imagery of the past. Tantalizingly enigmatic is the Venetian painter Tiziano Vecellio, better known as Titian. In a work of overt sensuality, he masterfully flaunts his virtuosity of technique. In focus, Director of Warburg Institute in London, Charles Hope and Columbia University Art History Professor David Rosand take opposing stances in clarifying the meaning behind Titian's natural nude. Regardless, Titian's mysterious Venus of Urbino, 1537-1538, triumphantly hails his artistic genius.
A fair, polished, delicate young woman poses; her identity poses the entire interpretive challenge. "Is this 'Venus' in fact a Venus? Or is she one of the celebrated courtesans of Venice, or merely a common whore?"[2] Her elusive identity makes it difficult to locate the picture within a certain genre. "How indeed, are we to read this picture? How should we respond to this image of the female body?"[3] Critics do not readily agree on who or what is being depicted.
The factual history of the painting is simple and straightforward. Almost a quarter of a century later, Titian recalls his Giorgionesque intervention; he awakens and domesticates Giorgione's dreaming pastoral deity.[4] "Brought indoors, this nude stresses less her classical poetic degree than her contemporary social function. Her blatant address to the viewer, inviting by sight as well as touch," complicates our analyses.[5] Her elegant example of visual contrapposto alludes to the classic venus pudica, however, here, she does not cover her breasts, and the contraction of the fingers of the left hand suggest that, rather than covering her genitalia, she is masturbating. Nevertheless, the genre remains essentially aristocratic and courtly in taste, with somewhat erotic mythical decoration.
First mention of the work is found in a letter, written by its patron, sent from Mantua on March 9, 1538. The patron, Duke of Urbino Guidobaldo della Rovere, refers to her as "la donna nuda." Considering her title, it is in fact odd that he neglects to call her a "Venere."[6] Although, apparently, at the time, an unidentified nude woman was oftentimes unthinkingly referred to as a Venus.[7] Regardless, the Duke was eager to take possession of the painting when it was still in the artist's studio. Short of funds, however, he feared sale of the piece to another client. Ironically, had the Venus been specifically commissioned for the duke, it appears unlikely that he would have doubted its eventual ownership. Guidobaldo's marriage took place four years prior, so, assuming the piece is a marriage tribute seems unconvincing and improbable.
David Rosand's "So-and-so reclining on her couch" approaches the work as a simple, relatively straightforward depiction of a "woman in her fairest aspect:" a model of domestic virtue.[8] He legitimizes her identification as a protectress of marital love by reading the perpetually blooming myrtle plant in the background as an attribute of the goddess. He also considers the sleeping dog a symbol of marriage fidelity in its trusting nature. Still, addressing Venus as the utmost allegory of marriage love and domesticity, would be a blatant avoidance of her stark nakedness and the all too obvious focal point…
Charles Hope's "Problems of Interpretation in Titian's Erotic Paintings" sides with the analysis of the figure as an erotic portrait under a "rather unconvincing mythological guise."[9] He goes so far as to suggest that this painting may have acted as a 'pin up,' acting as little more than a sex object. As a seemingly epithalamic scene, the Venus has no obvious attributes which would associate her with the goddess of love. To him, she is simply an example of Venetian erotica, not a representation of Venus at all.[10] Sanctioned by prestige and the classical tradition, the painting was able to acquire the status of high art, masquerading under the alibi of a classical subject.[11]
A perfect distribution of space, a full and ringing harmony of tints, an atmosphere both warm and mellow, the Venus of Urbino is a quintessential example of Titian's ability. In my opinion, Hope's argument is more tenable in that it is less easy to accept that the woman is Venus. To me, she seems merely a woman on a bed with a little dog beside her. Perhaps she is a courtesan, perhaps the mistress of the patron, but it is the attitude of her hand that marks the piece as far too suggestive for any Renaissance standard. In any case, whatever the source of the pose, it is hard to escape the girl's sexual invitation, which, to me, has nothing to do with matrimony or chastity. Just the same, "the Venus of Urbino is no Venus."[12]
[1] David Rosand, Titian's 'Venus of Urbino,' "So-and-so reclining on her couch," in Art History 106C: Painting in Renaissance Venice Reader, ed. Daniel Maze (Cambridge, 1997), 38.
[2] Rosand, 39.
[3] Rosand, 39.
[4] Rosand, 43.
[5] Rosand, 43-44.
[6] Charles Hope, Tiziano e Venezia, Convegno Internazionale di Studi, Venezia, "Problems of Interpretation in Titian's Erotic Paintings," in Art History 106C: Painting in Renaissance Venice Reader, ed. Daniel Maze (1976), 119.
[7] Hope, 119.
[8] Rosand 39.
[9] Hope, 119.
[10] Hope, 118.
[11] Hope, 124.
[12] Rosand, 42.