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This hotel was great. The newly remodeled Sea Glass downstairs in the hotel lobby is going through some growing pains but overall the food is pretty decent. Liquer prices on higher end bourbons are kind of off the charts @18.00 for a glass of bookers. But if you dont drink bourbon its a great place and nice staff.
Great place even last minute we were tired it was very affordable and great sleep breakfast in the morning was excellent I will definitely be visiting more best western now very friendly top rate by far
Smoke filled (even with signs on front door declaring ?smoke free hotel?), dirty hallways. Shower didn't drain. Floor had not been vacuumed since previous guests. This is a poorly maintained property. I would recommend you drive on by and try something else.
One of the worst experiences of my life. This place is nasty. Toilet was leaking from the bottom. When I tried to call to the main desk, the phone did not work. They claimed they did not know about the leak. The entire hotel literally stinks. It smells like a 1960's smoking lounge. Customer Service is terrible. You have been warned. Don't stay here.
I had gone to this hotel to attend a funeral. Staff offered their condolences and were very kind. Due to the fact that there were several families in from out of State we got a discounted group rate which I appreciated.
Clean and convenient, easy on and off the hiway, good food options. the rooms were well kept and the staff very accommodating. will stop here again. Having to type two hundred or more characters to satisfy this section is a pain and I would NOT bother doing it again..
We had an excellent stay on our way back from Alabama to Ohio. Location is great and the employees are very friendly and professional. We travel with a pet and we felt right at home - easy access to the outside for walking but very quiet at night. We highly recommend this hotel for your overnight stay!
Friendly staff, clean room, attractive furniture, great water pressure in shower, and everything works and was where it should be. Breakfast area was clean, food was hot and tasty. One thing, the toilet was very low (short), so it was a bit of a struggle to get up from it with old knees. :) Overall very pleased.
La Grange is about half way on our drive south for the winter so we've been looking for a reasonably priced, clean motel in the area. We tried the Best Western this year and were pleasantly surprised. The room was spacious and clean and the beds were comfortable. Also important to us was the Walmart right next door and a number of restaurants within a short walk. It would have been nice if they had spent a little more time and money on the bathroom, but that's a minor issue. We used the interrstate coupon book and were disappointed that the hotel would not accept reservations with the coupon. That's a policy the motel should change. We plan to return, winter and spring, for years to come.
It was a Comfortable and clean hotel. It was a very cold winter day, but the room was nice and warm. The breakfast was good. It could have some more variety. The lady taking care of the breakfast was really helpful and kind.
We just stayed for one night and overall, and based on the price, it was ok. Had a confirmed reservation for a room with 2 queen beds, but at check in were informed in a very RUDE way that only Kings were available. Apparently BW loyalty program is not to the advantage of the members. You can get much better deals thru other means. Room was not too clean.
Room had roaches only stayed 15 minutes still charged for room. Don't stay at this hotel unless future reviews state is cleaned/ exterminated. I do stay at best western hotels this is not what I generally experience for the chain.
The room was surprisingly large and well-appointed. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The location also made it easy to get on and off of the highway. I would definitely stay here again in the future and will recommend to friends traveling to the Louisville area.
I was impressed with the quality and location of the room I stayed in. It was spacious and clean. It is located next to a Walmart should you need to buy a few things while on the road. The staff were accommodating and friendly.
staff very friendly & helpful. price was more than competitive. breakfast was great w/good service.. hotel was clean & located very close to the expressway, my wife felt very safe & secure-parking lot was well lit. excellent restaurant within walking distance.
This location offered excellent parking within view of the lobby for our uhaul. Overall, staff was extremely friendly and made check in a breeze. They offered express check out. Breakfast was good with a variety of options.
We had a very nice experience staying at the Ashbury Best Western. We will be in the area 2 times a year, so we will return. The bed was very comfortable, and the shower was amazing, good water pressure and very hot water! Service was excellent and clean room.
Even though there were a few hotels at this busy exit I found this BW very nice. I travel quite a bit and felt comfortable here. Clean and quiet, staff nice. Good breakfast, well stocked. Parking a bit small.
I have spent the last couple weeks at this hotel and I could not ask for a better value for the money. The staff was great to work with and the location was very convenient to the facility where I was working. I have stayed at this location in the past and they always know which room I prefer. I could not ask for a better deal.
This Best Western hotel is by my account, the best hotel in La Grange. They had good rooms, clean, and with very nice staff. Very helpful but had trouble connecting to internet signup sheet and while several of the staff tried to help, they did not know enough to help.
We had eight rooms for wedding guests. Ms Martin helped us through the whole process from reservation to check out. Everything went very smoothly. We had a great experience and the staff was very helpful. Also had a nice breakfast with sausage, biscuit, gravy, fruit, danish, bagels, waffles
Friendly. Knowledgeable on the area and local things to do. The area is beautiful and la grange is well worth the visit. A true southern town so close to Louisville. The restaurants in la grange are great 119 north Main Street is excellent and food worth the trip.
When we come to stay at BW in LaGrange it is that we have church assignments at a nearby location. The staff has special considerations since we all (those who use the motel for the same purpose) have similar responsibilities nearby. The staff greets my wife and I warmly and we have come to look forward to the visit in LaGrange.
Not a 5 star, but staff is friendly, room was OK, free breakfast was probably a little better than most. Hotel is easy to get to from I-71. We stop there a lot on our way to Ohio and usually enjoy dinner at the Mexican restaurant next door.
Although the website here makes it look like the prices are all super close, call around - this was cheaper than a next door hotel by about $30. Staff was friendly and helpful, when I called to check price and see if they had a pool (yes) she answered my questions without trying to take all my information and hard-sell me a room like some of those other jokers (I never stay if the people are pushy). The hotel seems well kept, they have a hot breakfast (free) in the morning. The hallway had a funny smell I couldn't place but it may have just been from another guest because the room was cool and odor-free upon our entrance. Very welcoming. The room (2 queens) is nice and spacious, the bathroom is more like a cheaper hotel as far as lighting and inside the toilet looks old, like stains that can't be removed, but it was ok. There's a walmart, a papa johns, a Mexican restaurant literally within walking distance. Cracker Barrel is around here somewhere...The pool was nice, shower felt good...this is pretty much the hotel experience you're looking for when you just want to land somewhere, not pay a bunch of money, not do sightseeing, just rest.
I was very pleased with everything. Everyone was very pleasant and very helpful. We were very pleased with our stay. We stop at this Best Western every time we go to Tennessee to visit our son and daughter in law.
I was there for the Nascar race. We were reasonably close to the track and the price was excellent considering it was race weekend. The room was fairly clean and breakfast was decent. I wasn't expecting a Crown Plaza at these prices and I was very satisfied with the hotel.
Arrived Friday for a two-night stay for NASCAR weekend. After arriving early, Nicole at the front desk was quick to check us in anyhow...she is very nice and accommodating. The only reason I didn't rate this property a 5 is the pool was closed during our stay, as my son was looking forward to swimming. Apart from that, this is a well-kept and clean hotel, and would stay here again without hesitation.
We travel a great deal and have come to rely on one specific Hotel chain as we always know what to expect. Regrettably , we could not find one of these hotels in LaGrange KY. While we have stayed at a few BW hotels over the years, we'd not particularly favor them over our regular hotel choices. I was very apprehensive in booking this not knowing what to expect, especially when the manager gave me a fantastic rate when I booked over the phone. Much to my surprise, an over all pleasant experience. Staff was very very helpful, room was clean, breakfast offering was very good. Good job BW !!..We will be back !! Only negative was beds could have been better ( more comfortable) . But I must caveat that remark as we are older and a bit more particular when it comes to comfort. ..Nonetheless, we both left impressed with our stay !
This is an old hotel. The pictures on-line make it look better than it really is. It looks tired. On the up-side, the room was clean. Our room was on the back side of the hotel. There is a restaurant behind the hotel with outdoor seating and play area. Lots of noise coming from its customers and their children. (At least they were having fun). One reason we chose the hotel was for its pool. However, upon check in, we discovered the pool was closed because they were working on it (not sure how long that will take).
Everyone was very friendly and helpful. The rooms were clean and always had everything we needed. Enjoyed our stay there! The manager went above and beyond in helping us to get the best rate possible. We were able to use their meeting room as a get together spot to play cards with our friends. Was a very enjoyable stay and would highly recommend this Best Western.
My husband and I stayed one night while traveling. The front desk clerk was friendly, and the rooms were clean. The lobby should have been cleaner than the rooms...but was decorated nicely. Breakfast was your typical affair, but the food area should have been cleaner. The lady cleaning the breakfast area kept the tables clean and was very friendly. All in all in it was ok. If you need a quick stop for one night, it would be ok.
Very friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast was tasty. The hotel is older but has been remodeled. Clean, quiet, and comfortable. Sadly for my kids the pool was closed for construction while we were there.
Due to the size of our dog, hotel options are limited. I was glad to find this location. Service - Excellent! Everyone from housekeeping to the General Manager were polite, friendly and helpful. Anytime a question was presented to any-one of the staff, the same attitude was conveyed. I had no problems in making my reservation...I even had a discount that I wasn't aware that I would get. Thanks Lisa! I was also told that the pool was unavailable and that breakfast was available daily. Room - It was clean and I was glad to see a mini fridge and microwave was available. Granted, the hotel needs freshened up (carpets and décor) but the bed was comfortable, clean and I was very relaxed staying here. The walls were clean and not all "hogged up" with stains. The carpets could use a shampoo but nothing that would prevent me from staying no cracks, no paint chips, no bugs.... We stayed in one of the ground level floors with a king bed. The AC worked great! Location - It was close to where my husband was working. There is a Walmart behind the hotel. Several restaurants within walking distance ranging from American, Mexican to Chinese foods. It was great for me since I was without wheels. The landscaping was maintained and free of trash. There is plenty of parking but not for semi trucks or anyone traveling with a trailer....unless you park over at Walmart. Furbabies - Very pet friendly!! There is a pet walk area behind the pool just make sure to pick up the poo (no matter big or small...lol!) Diesel enjoyed his stay and would recommend to all of his friends.
This location's pool has not been open since after Memorial Day, my kids are disappointed they have been unable to swim when I stay there yet. Overall facility is okay other than pool not being open. Breakfast is good, room is clean.
The actual room was decent. The hallways and elevator had no air conditioning on which made it hot and smell. Smelled like oil and cigarette smoke. My room smelled fine but bathroom had been smoked in. No luggage carts anywhere. Front desk said try on this floor try on that floor. No! Luggage carts should be at the front. I ended up carrying all of our luggage over the course of 3 trips from the car. Only ice I found is on 1st floor. Very inconvenient for the guests on other floors. Easy access to food and Walmart, but Wouldn't stay again.
This was a very clean, comfortable motel. We were impressed. My husband was surprised to find out it wasn't a brand new motel. It was well kept. We were very tired so we were glad to hear there was a Mexican restaurant right out the back door.
So as to confirm the extrodinary lodging location of the place of traveler's rest stop, one must experience in the third dimension style of experiencing a stopover that can't be found but in a most deliberate manner of desiring to be in such a place and time of complete accessibility!
This Best Western is a excellent mid range priced property. We stayed here for two nights while attending a wedding, Everything about the property showed the owner cared. The 5 star rating was for the people that work there and the appearance of the hotel compared to similar priced venues
The room was clean, the bed was comfortable, it was quiet and staff very friendly. The continental breakfast was way beyond "continental". Besides the normal toast, waffles, cold cereal, there was sausage, gravy, biscuits and scrambled eggs. There was also oatmeal with about 6 items to add to your it (i.e. raisins, walnuts, granola).
Read majority of reviews on TripAdvisor and they were right. Clean rooms and comfortable beds! Good place to stay and would stay there again. Breakfast wasn't to bad either, service area was just a bit small.Great value!
We arrived during rush hour which made getting into the hotel very difficult. We had to go down to Walmart turn around and come back. Check-in was quick and efficient. Our room was okay but the location was not great. Room 121 is at the back entrance and across the parking lot from a Mexican Restaurant that has some pretty loud music. Thank goodness for the A/C unit, it made for a nice quiet night. Room was clean, no problems. This is one of those properties that you feel like you are being penalized for using a third party to book your room!
Excellent except for redesign of building needs some thought for of design to provide cover on entry/exit when in rain.. Pool was not yet open otherwise would happily return.Extremely easy access from highway in and out.
This facility is very well kept, extremely helpful and caring staff. Also located within walking distance of anything a traveler might need. I will stay there again as I travel to see family in Arkansas quite often. I also recommend it to anyone who my be passing through.
I'm not sure how easy it is to find the Hotel. Of course it was easy with the GPS but, we certainly seemed to be zigzagging through town. The Hotel was very nice and looked new. There was a place in the room for my wife to do her makeup which should have had a sink. There was a soap dish in the area, but no sink. The sink in the bathroom had no counter space. Other than that, a nice Hotel.
Great location right beside a really good Mexican restaurant. The rooms are very large but need a really good cleaning. Still have a smoked in smell in both rooms we had. Connecting door would not open. Halls and elevator were dirty too. Not impressed for the price.
Great stopover on a 2000 km trip . A welcoming establishment with friendly helping staff. Easy off and on from Interstate 71 . We have stopped here before and it was good to see that the Ashbury had received a facelift. We will stop here again on our way south next year
Booked on line and stayed her overnight. Got in late, check in was easy and quick. The rooms were clean and very comfortable. The people were nice. The beds were very comfortable. Breakfast was good and the price was great. Highly recommend this place.
The hotel was nice and clean, my girlfriend and I were satisfied all of the way. We traveled from New York on our way to Tennessee and stayed in Kentucky for the night. Everything was clean and well dressed for us but we just wish they would have gave out bottles of water in the rooms lol! Good experience and will come back to best western and we will tell our frends about the quality of the hotel.
The room didn't smell that great. There was mold in the bathroom. I think it is due to being an older motel. There was a school group there on the night of our stay and they were very loud and woke us up several times (not motels fault). Breakfast is pretty limited. We chose to go to cracker barrel (very good). Staff was very friendly though. Would not stay here again though.
My stay at the Best Western in LaGrange, KY lasted a few weeks. My room was quiet, safe and comfortable. The hotel staff were friendly, pleasant, and attentive to anything needed. I would recommend this hotel to anyone traveling through this area.
After a long and tiring day on the road, with a cold rearing it's ugly head, it was a relief to come upon this very nice hotel. The front desk clerk was very friendly and helpful, and, even though my husband no longer has his CDL, she was going to give us the trucker discount - I had stayed in the car, because I was feeling so horrible. But, I found a coupon in one of the books he had gotten us at a rest stop, and took it in, and she very patiently re-rang the night to give us the better discount. The room was comfortable (well, as comfortable as I could be, since I wasn't feeling well) and very clean. The amenities were well appointed and cared for, and it was, overall, a very positive stay - hopefully, if we pass thru again, and need to stay, I won't be sick, and can enjoy it more! Good job, to all the staff....
My stay was all I needed - good wifi, comfortable bed. I could slightly hear my neighbors, but I always travel with ear plugs as this often happens. Slept well and greatly appreciated that breakfast started at 5:30.
We only stayed overnite but every thing was fine. The king bedroom was very large and roomy. Their towels were the softest I have ever used in any hotel. The breakfast was the normal waffles,biscuits and sausage and sausage gravy, plus hot/cold cereal and breads bagels etc. We would definetly return to this motel in the future.
Rooms were adequate for the price, however this stay was probably our worst ever at this facility. In the end they DID make it right. We usually love staying at this place, and will give them another chance. However, I would like to see some Splenda at the complimentary breakfast.
There was a live roach in the bathroom. The checkout clerk gave me a discount. Did not care to much about the breakfast either. Did not have much cereal choices. As far as convenience, it is right of the interstate. Wall-Mart is right next door.
This is an older motel, but appears to have been upgraded. The exterior is really nice. The room was spacious and clean. Liked not having to smell cigarette smoke. The bed was comfortable. My only complaint was that the bathroom sink was slow to drain. We would stay here again.
Unfortunately we did not know about the roof being redone. The roofers even worked on Labor Day... PROMPTLY AT 9:00 AM when my wife and I were trying to sleep in!!! AND, our neighbor was smoking in his room. NOT ALLOWED! Other than that, Kristine at the front desk was very delightful and helpful.
An older hotel, but nice and clean and friendly staff. We felt the rate was a little high for this humble hotel, but the outdoor pool looked great and if we had time to use it, probably would have felt better about that.
Everything was first rate in Kentucky; four nights in Nashville room was lovely but lacked a ceiling fan and the bathroom steamed up whenever we used the shower. The staff in Nashville was amazing. Very helpful when we were planning our day trips and advised us on shuttle schedules and made reservations for us.
This facility has and Excellent, Staff and Room, very clean and comfortable, breakfast was very good. I would recommend this hotel to anyone traveling in the area! Thank you to the staff for all there help
Just outside LaGrange, Kentucky proper, the location within walking distance of eateries. Quiet, plenty of parking, breakfast and such. The design of the shower had a little lip so even when the shower head was faced towards the wall, water was entering the tiled floor. They must have known this happens since there were three huge towels. So I wiped it up and thought about the design flaw.
The place was pretty clean but there was a roach in the bathroom, the toilet was difficult to flush and the fridge 'clicked' all night long, too tired to care. Pretty entry. Close to a waffle house and several more restaurants.
Easy to reserve on line through Best Western. Easy access to the facility a few eating establishments close by. Reasonably priced, good breakfast, clean rooms, Boys LOVED the pool! Will consider staying again if / when we travel that way.
My friend and I stayed here on our way to Louisville. It's right off the highway and right next to a Walmart and some restaurants. The desk clerk was so sweet and nice. She offered us suggestions if we wanted to go anywhere to eat. The lobby is gorgeous and clean. The rooms and newly renovated and very spacious. We got 2 queen beds for a great price! There were a few ants in the bathroom but nothing crazy. There's a pretty extensive breakfast -- waffles, cereal, muffins, bagels, coffee, juice, eggs, sausage... so that was great too! Plus there's a fridge and microwave in the rooms. And the pool is open until 10pm (although we didn't use it.) I'd definitely stay there again.
Great hotel and staff. Lobby is clean, but smells of tobacco. Rooms are fine though. Plenty of shopping and restaurants in walking distance. Staff is very helpful and polite, eager to please. Internet works great and free!
I was very impressed with the friendliness of the staff both at check in and at check out. The lobby was very welcoming and looked so nice. There was a clean smell and feel about the whole facility. I'll definiltey stay here again.
I got a room on the 1st floor very close to the lobby and breakfast station. It was very quiet and I couldn't hear people walking by. Bed was comfortable, water pressure was strong, microwave and fridge in room, about 100 TV channels. Service at check in and check out (Sat-Sun of 4 July weekend) was very good. Breakfast was very good as well. There were several restaurants and even a Wal-Mart within walking distance, and more restaurants within a very short drive (mostly chains). Very convenient to the interstate. One think I was put off about was an envelope in the room encouraging guests to tip the housekeepers. Does the hotel not pay them enough or should it fall on the customer to make up that shortfall? I think not.
I often drive from Texas to Michigan and back. I like Best Western, belong to their Rewards program which really reduces the actual cost of an average stay. They are a step above the discount motels, better facilities, breakfast, etc. This particular hotel is a good value, clean, well managed, comfortable, lots of eating choices and La Grange is a train-loving traveller's dream. You can have dinner in La Grange (try One-Nineteen West Main) and perhaps see the train go right down the main street downtown.
We stayed overnight en route to Ohio. Very convenient to the interstate. Clean and comfy, decent breakfast, friendly and helpful staff. Everything one could want in a stopover, and if you're heading north, you won't have to go through Louisville in the morning. (For a unique dining experience, try One Nineteen West Main nearby.)
We were on a road trip and landed here with no prior planning. Although we picked this hotel based on TA. Rooms were clean and staff was very helpful. One ding, our smoke free room smelled a bit of cigarettes. But not horrid, just a hint. We could hear our neighbors easily, but not sure if that was the walls or the neighbors:). Breakfast was good and we got back on the road well rested. Exactly what we were looking for in our stay.
This is probably the nicest Best Western I've ever stayed at. The lobby is stunning. The staff was very friendly and nice. The rooms were very clean as well as the whole hotel. Enjoyed a nice complimentary breakfast. Food was hot and fresh. I had a great nights sleep. Place was quiet and I felt safe.... I would definitely recommend this hotel!!!
The Best Western in LaGrange, KY was very comfortable and clean. Didn't have any problems with noise or rowdy guests. The free breakfast was the same each day but had a nice selection.The dining room area was very well kept and clean. Everyone employee we interfaced with (management, front desk personnel, housekeeping and the dining room attendant) were polite and very helpful. Wi-Fi was basic but the signal was strong enough and surf the web without much interruption.
hotel was nice rooms were clean, had a walmart right next to it with walking distance which is very convenient.. i think the hotel would have been better if the pool was working, this was one reason i booked the hotel for the pool, kids were very disappointed i would call first to see if pool is available.
We arrived at the Best Western late in the evening, tired and hungry. This hotel was listed in the Travelcoupons.com and they promptly found a very nice room. The interior was a little worn, but the decor made up for any of that. In all, we had a good night's sleep and the staf was willing to help and make us feel at home. The breakfast in the morning put us on our way with full tummies, ready to travel on.
NRA AM was in Louisville about 40 min away so they were FULL and had been for several days. We were rained out of Dayton Hamvension so headed to NRA AM earlier than planned and the room was ready early YIPEE! Got to spend a few hours at Annual Meeting a day earlier than planned OK They were 100% full - First NO Vacancy sign I've seen in years They HAD to be running on empty because of the guest load, but you'd never guess they were not empty and glad to have you as their only guest. Everyone I ran into had a smile and a HI Breakfast was excellent and no idea how she kept up with guest load. I was one of the few nighters and I told the maid I was out of there and she said THANKS that gives me a bit more time without disturbing anyone. GREAT location - plenty of restaurant and stores. Walmart parking was as close as room parking. Reasonable price on a long sold out weekend, great service, great staff - It just doesn't get any better
Based on some conflicting reviews I was not sure about booking. However this hotel exceeded my expectations. Our room was larger than many higher priced locations. Very clean and an exceptionally comfortable bed. We didn't try the included breakfast due to our schedule but it appeared sufficient. A great choice for our needs!
I needed to find some place between Louisville and Cincy and I found the perfect spot! La Grange is a nice town and the Best Western, Ashbury Inn was the perfect relaxation point to stay! The room was very clean and not cramped at all. The hotel was laid out well too with easy access where you needed to go. The best part of the stay was getting to deal with Lisa at the front counter. What a sweet, smiling asset to this hotel!! She helped me find a couple of points of interest and was very sweet and friendly. I wish all front desk associates were this helpful and friendly!
We were traveling and found their ad in a hotel book from the rest stop. I called and they only had a couple rooms left and there was a lot going on in town. The weather was bad so Lisa said she would hold us a room. The hotel was nice and clean and the front desk people were extremely helpful. Even recommended a place for my husband to watch a hockey game. Told us who to talk to so they would put the game on. I would defiantly stay here again and am going to recommend it to family who travel this way frequently.
Stayed at this hotel for a night in May 2016. The room war really dirty. There was trash on the floor and it seemed that given it was surround by a lot of dust, they were there a while. The bed was very uncomfortable. It felt like a padded board. There was also an odor of smoke mixed with musk that permeated the room. It seems like this is an older hotel and could use some updating.
The Ashbury checked a lot of boxes for us. The only thing that could have been a bit better was the breakfast. Even that had a lot going for it. Plenty of seating, everything was always kept filled just didn't care for the eggs or the pastries. Everyone we encountered during our weekend stay were super friendly and helpful.
FANTASTIC! The nicest most accommodating staff, very nice room, very comfortable bed, great shower and water pressure, really clean, great location, great food recommendations for dinner, hotel breakfast well done by a lovely hard working lady! Would stay again in a heart beat and highly recommend!!! Thank you Dee and Lisa and all of the staff, great job!!!
Will definitely stay here again friendliest most helpful staff I have I ever met. Nice, clean, safe, has lots of restaurants around and a Walmart right next door in case you forgot something. Even my 9 year old grandson commented on how nice the people were and it was the best hotel we have stayed in so far for his soccer tournaments.
We booked this hotel through a third party web site that rated it at 4 out of 5 and reviews were OK. Wrong! We booked a non-smoking room. First room we were given - the telephone didn't work and the television remote didn't allow all channels. We asked for another room (obviously had to go to the front desk because we couldn't call), and were given a new room. Opened the door to the second room which was to be a non-smoking room and it reeked of cigarette smoke. On to room number three! The telephone didn't work, the internet was spotty, the dresser, desk and night stand were not dusted and there were crumbs and food bits on the floor. As it was after 9pm, we went to the front desk and asked what could be done. We decided to stay and the manager comp'd the room. To add insult to injury, at 3am, a pickup truck full of workers popped a couple of beverages in the parking lot next to our room and talked loudly for about an hour. I would NOT stay here again.
Not sure why such bad prior reviews because we just stayed there and the rooms were spacious and clean, the lobby was beautiful and all of the staff was exceptionally nice and helpful. We stayed on the 2nd floor and the hallway and elevator were clean and quiet. I was pleasantly surprised with all the choices for the free breakfast; they had a yogurt bar with several different toppings, belgium waffles, biscuits and gravy, fresh fruit and more. Will definitely stay here again!!!
A great place to stay in La Grange, KY. This motel was very near to the friends I was visiting and they recommended this motel. It was a good choice for the four of us to get two rooms for one night. The phone system was not working properly, so it was very difficult to contact this location to get a reservation. A quick call to the Best Western central location got the reservation made.
I am an avid Trip Advisor user and so when I read all the stellar reviews for this hotel I thought for sure this was an obvious choice. The beauty of the lobby is deceptive, at least if you are staying on the 2nd floor as I did (maybe all these great rooms people are talking about are elsewhere in the hotel). Upon check in I had to initial a form saying I understood the room was non-smoking. Perfect - I'm a non-smoker so a hotel that directly states no smoking is right up my alley. Or so I thought. Immediately upon opening the door to my room I was smacked in the face with the smell of a freshly chain-smoked pack of cigarettes. It was absolutely DISGUSTING! I tried opening the window but it was locked shut. I turned on the fan and left the door to the room open for about 30 mins and that did nothing to allievate the stench. Just being in the room 10 minutes left me and all my belongings covered with the stench of cigarettes. There is no way this is just a biproduct of the hotel being old - someone HAD to be smoking in that "non-smoking" room. I called the front desk to let them know out of fear that I would be charged a fee for smoking and was promptly told the hotel was booked full and there was nothing that could be done. As if the cigarette stench wasn't bad enough, the room was FILTHY - nothing like the prestine nature of the lobby. The floors were dirty and stained, the mirrors were streaked with white filth, there was something that looked like toothpaste on the tv, the walls of the bathroom had yellow streaks all over them (clearly from cigarette tar that coated the walls and then ran down them from the steam of the shower), the bathroom was dingy and toilet seat was stained, the chairs felt coated in slim, and the sheets were ill fitting on the bed and felt oily. It was so bad I didn't even bother taking a shower because I didn't know if I could trust it! When I woke up in the morning I at least figured I'd get some of my money's worth with the free continental breakfast. But I would have been better off going to the Waffle House next door. Nothing felt or tasted fresh, everything seemed to be pre-packaged stuff you could get at the grocery store. The eggs were pre-made patties that looked extremely unappetizing, there weren't even fresh muffins or donuts or bagels - staples at other "continental breakfasts." This was definitely the most sub-par breakfast I've ever seen at a hotel of this caliber. Overall I was more or less disgusted with my whole experience and would never return again. The only shining thing of the whole trip is that the front desk staff at check-out was very kind and apologetic and did give me a reduced rate to make up for it (something I did not even ask for as I was just being polite and trying to get out of there as quick as possible as making a scene didn't seem worth it). My suggestion is that if you are planning on staying here ask specifcally for a renovated room on the first floor - those HAVE to be the rooms that all these other people are reviewing!
Needed a place to stay on short notice to attend The Mid America Truck Show. Hotels in Louisville near the expo double prices during this high attendance event. LA Grange is about a 25 minute drive from Louisville but the price was less than half what a near in comparable room would have been. Good, clean facility with a bar restaurant and nearby options for meals. Would stay here again under similar circumstances.
price was changed because there was a function in town, first room was still dirty with bedding on floor and towels. had to go back to desk with all our stuff to get new room.We were tired and ready to get in a clean room.
We went to an event in Tenn, and decided to leave early so we had no reservations any where else. We traveled several miles and we were getting tired of riding. We checked in at the Best Western and were very satisfied with our room and service. We loved the room because it was very clean and roomy. No complains on the room, service or price. Everyone was very friendly. Would stay there again.
We spent 4 nights at the Best Western Ashbury Inn in March 2016. We have stayed at the other 3 hotels in La Grange and think the Ashbury Inn is the best option. The hotel public areas and our room were clean and well maintained. Our first floor room was large and had a very comfortable bed and was quiet. There were 2 upholstered chairs and a desk with a rolling chair. The TV channel selection was good and included several HD channels. There was a microwave and a refrigerator. There was a good T-Mobile signal in our room. We checked in early and out late. The breakfast was average. All of the staff were very helpful and friendly. A few quibbles that do not change my opinion that this is the best of the 4 hotels in La Grange. The refrigerator did not work. I'm sure if we had complained louder that they would have swapped in a different one. The door to the bathroom is only about 24 inches wide. The bathroom itself was great. There is no in room safe. The free WiFi required me to keep logging on using the supplied userid and password. Finally, and most serious for me is the lack of electrical or USB outlets for plugging in our devices. Luckily there was an outlet in the closet that we could plug our mobile phones into at night. One last thing. They do accept small dogs for $20 per night. I found conflicting information about their acceptance of dogs on various web sites, including the official Best Western hotel listing.
My first stay, will stop here again if in the area. Close to restaurants ! Room was clean and confortable. I had a coupon for a much less than usual price, but was given a King room on ground floor close to parking !
This property is in good shape and the staff seems to be engaged. Breakfast offering is rather slight but adequate. Close to other restaurants is you need more. Close proximity to I71 so easy to get to from Cincinnati or Louisville.
This property was extremely clean, comfortable and location was great. The TV programming was excellent with any station you would want. We were pleasantly surprised at the decor and design of our room..2 queens. If you didnt know where you stayed, you would think you were in a Marriott, Hyatt or Hilton. I would definitely highly recommend this property.
Room is spacious, clean, comfortable. We visit once a month. Breakfast is better than most other continentals. Doris is great at keeping the breakfast bar hot & fresh. Staff is very friendly and accommodating -- Big Thanks to Lisa and Dee for making us feel so welcome.
This Hotel is located just off of I 71.The rooms were comfortable and Quiet,The Front desk lady was very nice upon check in and there are many restaurants within walking distance.This Hotel is also reasonable priced.Get a coupon book at the KY welcome center.On the downside the breakfast was mediocure at best and the Hallways had the smell of smoke.I even saw a cigarette on the hall carpet.After check in I found a big dead bug in the washroom.On checking out I mentioned it to the desk and they were not concerned saying it is a common occurrence as they come in through the plumbing system.I felt the cleaning staff could have removed it
Pretty nice place... everything was as expected for Best Western nice breakfast in the morning .. walking distance to a couple eateries plenty of parking pool really nice after a long day on the road.. staff was very friendly and very helpful with local attractions...
The hotel was clean and well maintained. The front desk staff were cordial and efficient. This is my third time staying here. I would not hesitate to stay here again. There is an abundance of good restaurants within a few miles of the hotel.
Best westerns are great! In KY there are no baby cribs. They said it was against insurance policies so don't go crazy calling 100 hotels like I did thinking they just don't carry them. No one had one. I had to put baby in bed with me ( which turned out ok, but she is also over 1 year old.) Hotel was nice, food was good.
I would not recommend this hotel. The room had dead bugs and traces of food on the carpet. The mattresses had terrible plastic pads that caused one to sweat while sleeping. The smoking in the hotel was terrible. There just seemed to be a lack organization or management. I would not take my family there again.
We are members of the Best Western loyalty club as we find their hotels reasonably price and generally in good shape with a wholesome breakfast. This hotel was conveniently located off of the major highway close to shopping and restaurants. It is a newer hotel and we would definitely consider returning in May during our cross country return trip from Palm Desert, California to Kingston, Ontario Canada.
Clean,decorated very nice, bed was very comfy? Breakfast was very nice. The staff checking in was very helpful finding us a good restaurant close by. Checking out the staff was very nice,made sure we were happy with everything.
Room was clean and nice. Very busy but room was quite. Room tempture was easy to adjust. Went from being nice to cooler. Room cleaned each day. Breakfast was ok. Nothing great. Parking was easy to get to room. Ice available as well.
I stayed here with a group of high school students during the FF Convention in Louisville. The hotel was clean and quiet considering there were several HS groups here. Rooms were clean. Breakfast was sufficient. The elevator stalled, but the staff was quick to address the problem.
If you want a highly average room this ids the place. Do not expect top quality anything and you will be very satisfied with this hotel. The food is basic and the room is basic but clean and quiet. They say I need to make this longer so this is me making this longer so that the stupid computer has enough letters to be satisfied.
The title says it all. Friendly staff very reasonable rate for the room. The place is clean however; the lobby hallway and rooms reek of cigarette smoke even though it's a non-smoking hotel. It looks like they've done some renovation lately but they did not go through the effort to get rid of the smell if you are a smoker it won't bother you if you're sensitive to cigarette smoke I suggest you stay somewhere else.
We were on our way back to Ohio and this place was just a stopover. It was very clean, staff was awesome and friendly, down to earth. The breakfast was a full breakfast, so it had hot items and waffles. The were plenty of dining all around the hotel within walking distance. The rooms were clean and big like suites. Very nice hotel and the price was very reasonable.
Great place to stay. The clerk directed us to a place to eat. It was great and we recommend it. Any thing you asked for was directed or shown where to get it . Every place we went was very close to the hotel.
Stayed at this hotel prior and had a terrible time and was not going to choose this hotel again. This was the only area hotel that had the number of days available that we needed this time. Upon arriving Victoria friendly, courteously and knowledgeable signed us in. The bed was comfortable, room was exceptionally been taken care of by Linda from House Keeping. My husband and I had a most relaxing, comfortable 3 nights. Make sure to request Linda from House Keeping as we definitely will, as now we look forward to our next stay when were in that area. The breakfast offered was very nice, always restocked when things went low and food area was always clean. Make your own waffles, biscuits w/sausage gravy, eggs and sausage, good, hot fresh coffee
Great staff, beautiful facility, but smells of smoke. Renovating to be smoke free. Hallways, elevator, lobby and rooms smell of smoke. Loved that breakfast is included till 930am. Smoking poles too close to entryways. As an ashtmatic, non-smoker I was a bit disappointed. However, staff were superb--friendly, helpful, hard working. The black, red and gold decor are just lovely and inviting. Makes it look classy. Great rates on the rooms.
Very nice people. Conveniently located. Just wish my window would have locked. They did have it secured but would prefer windows don't open at all or locked correctly. But overall, it was a clean quiet room.
My grandson was turning 5 and wanted to go swimming . We were traveling to another location and decided to stop overnight because of the pool. The room was clean and all the amenities were available as advertised and worked. Very friendly staff.
Very good hotel. The only one thing i didn't like was the laundry department people didn't remove laundry when others needed to use it. They should add another washer and dryer.Overall the room was excellent and staff was friendly except the one guy that came over didn't know his name he didn't tell me but wanted to know how many nights i was going to be there. I don't think that should have been any of his concern. He was not part part of the front desk made me very uncomfortable.But lisa was the greatest she should be awarded for her good work
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Nameless Loser posted a topic in Tecmo BowlDriving down to 1820 Franklin in Houston (Joystix Classic Games and Pinballs, first and last Fridays of the month are free play for $15 9PM-2AM), I sensed a cabinet was present. (If you go to their website, it's not listed - I don't know if it's for sale or not.) @suicideking81 should find a way to get to this next time he is in Houston. My sister and I were, amazingly, the only folks playing this one for about an hour. There are 4 sticks, and because it was free play, my sister and I each played 2 players - which is vaguely like most other football games, but even wilder because you control both the players at once. It becomes even crazier because the two players on your side switch off the snap, so every play you alternate throwing with one player and running routes with the other. Playing the game: Clearly the most OP play is to option-style run the QB one way and then run the RB the other way. Once the RB gets off screen, you have no idea where he went in terms of depth, so it's pretty tough for the MAN to track your receiver. My sister got some big plays on that despite the fact I had my second player in deep safety coverage in the area. If you guys know the "princess and the monster" game theory, that's basically the passing game here. Plus, like Tecmo Bowl on NES, no grapple blocking, so you can run right through the line. Consequently you have to have a strong pass rush to prevent the QB from throwing the football off screen. Mashing joystick is pretty powerful in this game - you can toss MAN and CPU much like Tecmo III, when you have a power back moving forward. Also the CPU has a really tough time bringing you down, you can break 10+ tackles on a play. Accuracy from jumping in front of QB may be affected, but I didn't get enough reps on the system to try it. Leading receivers is tough, typically you want to stop the player before you throw. As folks have mentioned on the forum, laterals, you get put into a random formation at the snap, dive tackling is powerful. Some notes on this unit: All the sticks and buttons seem to be working pretty well. Screens are in good shape. Red buttons on the bottom have been rigged up to insert credits (to gain more playing time).
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Nameless Loser replied to MattyD's topic in Live TournamentsTo memorialize the 500+ rushing yards that players in this tournament ran all over me with the T Power Dive*, I have once again donated $500 to a worthy hunger charity. Hope to see y'all again next year (well maybe not Chuck Long). * Most misplayed run in Tecmo
Fishkill, NY - 11/18/2017 - The King's Cup
Nameless Loser replied to MattyD's topic in Live TournamentsThe champion and I were playing a practice round...I was intrigued by the match I had played against @red98sethuthut, so suggested the Rams and Bears. @tadaos took the Rams, and made the biggest mistake of the day by using Chris Everett. In the 4th quarter, Chris hadn't completed jack. So what does champ do...pulls out CHUCK LONG (AVERAGE). 2 TDs in the 4th. See attached video evidence, @son_of_pat_beach. #justsayin #readywhenyouare
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Nameless Loser replied to Ghost's topic in Live TournamentsI hear there is a forum moderator named @Knobbe on this board that might be willing to play some games, if you can get his kids off him...
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Nameless Loser replied to MattyD's topic in Live TournamentsI'll post briefly for now...it was worth driving 10 hours over the last 2 days for (all of tonight's in the rain). I really thought the setup of having more stations than groups was helpful for avoiding the awkward drifting and shiftlessness. Obviously you can't do that at an event with the scale of Madison, but this was far more to my liking. I got to play a much higher percentage of the players - and this also allowed for "revenge"/headhunting behaviors, if that was what you were after (which I like, by the way). Thanks MattyD and all who came out!!
Fishkill, NY - 11/18/2017 - The King's Cup
Nameless Loser replied to MattyD's topic in Live TournamentsI'm locked in on hotel, although my schedule gets crazier every week it seems. Last tournament I saw some carpool requests? I'm coming from DC area, probably hitting Philly at 3-PMish. If it's not too much of a detour I could pick up one, maybe 2 - although I have a tube TV and systems in tow, so not that much more space.
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Nameless Loser replied to MartinFN's topic in Off-TopicBest way is to read the draft literature. But, briefly: QB: best is accuracy and ability to read a defense, not go through motions (although the latter is a little hard to project to the NFL because college defenses are slower and simpler). Guys always get hopped up on arm strength, and it is important for certain throws in the NFL, but Chad Pennington (Jets) lasted a long time with a relative noodle. You want guys above six feet so they can see above the O-line - you can use a shorter quarterback like Doug Flutie, but you have to do things to open up vision lanes. RB: speed and whatever the guy did in college, seriously. RBs don't get much better with age, not for running the ball (pass protection is a different story). WR: You want speed and a guy that has ball skills, the ability to go up and take a pass from the defender. Height is desired but not important. Normally you fix the guy's route running in his first couple of years. TE: you want everything in a tight end, really. The reason you don't see more great TEs is because guys with those skills are often NBA players, plus guys with big talent usually wind up playing other positions like defensive end. A great TE can play for 12+ seasons on speed and guile. OL: fast feet on the outside and wingspan. On the interior you want to have a guy that can get under the tackle and move him out. The center often calls protections and is often the smartest guy on the field, that's why you see centers tend to be undersized. DE: all about speed in today's NFL. But, he still has to be able to take on the tackle and not get run over, otherwise you'd bring a corner (and some teams do that). DT: probably now all about speed too, but (this is fading knowledge) many teams still want a booger in there that can't be moved on a run play. LB: really all about speed at this point. Basically a LB is a TE that can't catch. You would like the guy to be a solid tackler, you would like him to have some size, but a lot of teams run these Cover 2 Buc zone coverages where the MLB drops deep, and so you can't have a 280 pound guy like you did back in the 80s. I think the biggest skill that you see in LBs vs. any other position is the ability to extremely quickly react to the play and get to the ballcarrier. Some guys have that talent and burst and some at that position (in college) just don't. Most teams play one-gap, so there's no way really to put a LB in a box. Plus, teams used to use fullbacks more often, so the LB's job was to take on the fullback, basically that was his mark on a run look, to stuff the FB in the hole and let the other guys get the RB. No way a 250 pound LB is going to take on the 300 pound guards you see in today's game, so they just try and penetrate too. DBs are interesting. A lot of times you see a corner move to safety when he gets old and can't run as well. You have two kinds of safeties: a player that used to be called the free safety and normally plays back, and a strong safety you bring down into the box. From what I read, David Fulcher was a tremendous box player, but a guy like John Lynch if you remember him was kind of the prototype strong safety: massively hard hitting, but you could run by him if you matched up well, you left him in the box on running downs and covered for him by playing zone defense. A safety in the box is basically a linebacker with a little more time to react to the run and pass, but they still match up against WRs, so beyond the speed, they need to be able to tackle a big RB or take on a TE. The safeties that play out of the box, frankly are not usually that good. Those players are normally chosen because they make good decisions about when to charge the LOS, jump a route, and when to bail out to the deep receiver, and aren't too slow. What a cornerback really needs is agility more than speed. Corners in the NFL play a lot of zone in addition to man coverage, and zone is all about getting to a spot quickly. You can play corner for a long time if you have good instincts and play in a mostly-zone scheme (Ronde Barber). Great, shutdown type cornerbacks are rare nowadays because they are all made into WRs if they can catch. Plus, you can't jam a receiver like you used to be able to, so size in a corner has been heavily devalued. The Seahawks in recent years have gone to that physical scheme and been extremely successful, but remember their top 3 DBs are all young and highly talented. Most teams can't hold that combination for long due to having to pay their quarterback. In regards to the type of corner, really it varies, it's all personality and individual skill, rarely is it scheme, from what I see. Some corners really like to gamble, some corners stay home. But, it's a hard skill to teach to have a corner "sense" when the receiver is going to make his break, and where. Plus the frequency where that matters is not that high, and where you actually see the impact on TV. A corner makes a great jump on a receiver, that can result in a sack, but more likely the QB will dump off if he's good. Only if the QB is hurried, not reading the receiver properly, or trying to jam the ball in e.g. to get the marker, will it result in a play you see on TV. Having guys like Josh Norman that are fast and can anticipate a route combination is not that common. If you see interceptions vs. stripping, IMO, more likely that is a scheme thing or maybe lack of speed, IMO. To make a pick, you have to be in the lane, and to strip, you have to come from behind, and those are dictated by the coverage scheme for the most part. You can't pass a receiver up without somebody behind you covering it. Remember, scheme is dictated by the personnel and the personnel is dictated by money, value, and rules. You can't win without a pricey QB, you can't defend because the QB and WRs have a skirt on, you can't pay a bunch of guys money because of the salary cap, and all the veterans with ball skills and still have speed are usually too expensive.
MLB: Intentional walk with the bases loaded
Nameless Loser replied to rmm1976's topic in Off-TopicI remember this. The actually scary part...they LEFT the reliever in after he had thrown 45 pitches and loaded the bases, to face the next batter. Knowing that was what Showalter was going to do (maybe he needed to rest arms), makes total sense. You made a mistake with steroidded Bonds, it was going to come back at you. As it was, the guy threw what looked like a first pitch strike down, the next guy up still hit the ball solidly, but at least it stayed in the park.
Possible to buy a new CRT TV?
Nameless Loser replied to rmm1976's topic in Off-TopicAlthough "new" money would likely be better spent on an xRGBmini...but sadly I don't know of anywhere to find new, either.
Fireball Island remake
Nameless Loser posted a topic in Off-Topichttp://restorationgames.com/fireball-island/ I wouldn't say I hustle this game, as I don't count cards. Unclear how the new rules changes will affect the game, but we can always go back to the existing house rules. At least it's not $300 on Ebay anymore...
New York, NY - 10/21/17 - The New York Tecmo Super Bowl Tournament 2017
Nameless Loser replied to Bad Moon Rison's topic in Live TournamentsFollowing the spirit of the tournament thread, please let us know if there are any plans or interest in night before/day of/after new player or casual training. Assuming I actually make it, I'd be happy to support. That said, my impression from last year was that most players in the tournament were fairly experienced.
ROM that can gain control of system
Nameless Loser replied to rmm1976's topic in Off-TopicGiven that software that gets far more testing has all manner of exploitable bugs, you should never assume that any random file you download from the Internet is safe, including the web pages you download in your browser. Keep all truly sensitive data on a separate PC on which you don't even visit normal websites.
Not that we needed another reason to scorn Madden
Nameless Loser posted a topic in Off-Topichttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwItayWKqSE Apparently this one already made the rounds on Facebook - not that I would know.
Madison, WI - 04/08/17 - Tecmo Madison XIII: Return of the Mack
Nameless Loser replied to davefmurray's topic in Live TournamentsWanted to give a few shout-outs (mostly seconding @bruddog): Obviously to @davefmurray, @Knobbe, and the whole crew, including the SOs, that helped with the setup and teardown. No joke there, even with the comped retrons. Loved the "is it cheaper to keep it or toss it?" quandaries at the end. @red98sethuthut, @mort1237 , @joeygats, @bruddog, @discdolo,and @RetroNathan for letting me in on their gaming on Thursday night, and likewise on Friday afternoon for an hour or two with @Coconuts, Moskwa, and others. Some of you may have noticed I was party pooping due to needing to work remotely and helping with setup, so Thursday night was really the time to get games in. I really appreciated the chance to play with you and test/verify some of the newer wrinkles I've written about. As always, those FAQs are in public domain, go add stuff to them. Wanted also to tip my hat to the guy that eliminated me (don't know if he has a forum handle, I'll avoid using real names) in the main tournament. When the bracket comes out, you would see that he lost the first game 24-7 and won the second in OT (13-10). What actually happened in the first game was he drove me the length of the field twice in the first half with smashmouth football. I never stopped that rushing attack that game, I just got some points on the board and made a couple key plays. But what really impressed me was that in the second game, he abandoned that strategy completely and went to a combination of throwing the ball deep to Al Toon, and then blitzing/free up boys with Dennis Byrd. I'm assuming he watched PrimeTime use that approach successfully against me in my first loss (thanks, Aikman) and saw my execution wasn't good at all (which all of you on Thursday night saw, like @mort1237 in two different games, how I could force you to give me a bunch of wide-open receivers and then totally botch the easy play). Even though I completely locked down his running game in the second half, had him outtapped, calling pass plays all the time, with the better team, and I even won the overtime toss, by going to the high-volatility approach, he hung in there and gave himself a chance to win with Rosenbach missed passes and some truly dreadful plays on my part. That was an incredibly ballsy move - maybe not the most correct approach strategically, but as a competitor I have to acknowledge that kind of bold play. @bruddog how did you mod all the carts so @red98sethuthut fumbled 4 times a game? Also, (I know this is a broken record) since I didn't give you guys enough chances to earn bounties, I'm giving another $500 to Action Against Hunger to make up for the missed opportunities. I'll drop it in the mail tomorrow.
Madison, WI - 04/08/17 - Tecmo Madison XIII: Return of the Mack
Nameless Loser replied to davefmurray's topic in Live TournamentsThis is legend building stuff right here. Sounds to me like we need a Moskwa facts page. His reputation grows each time I see or hear about him. Speaking of which, I saw the people's champion, Marino, made it, saw him playing on Friday night. What happened with him??

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6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Hoover - Spring Concert
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM Jardon Spring Social (Prom)
7:40 AM - 2:40 PM HPHS - Last Day for Seniors in Good Standing
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM United Oaks - PTA Swim Night
The The School District of the City of Hazel Park announces the sponsorship of the Summer Food Service Program for children. Free meals will be made available to children 18 years of age and under or persons up to age 26 who are enrolled in an educational program for the mentally or physically disabled that is recognized by a State or local public educational agency. The meals will be provided without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, or disability, and there will be no discrimination in the course of the meal service.
We are beginning the enrollment process for the 2018-19 Great Start Readiness Grant (GSRP) program. We have included a GSRP application and will need the following information to complete the application process:
Starting pay is $9.47 - $13.28 per hour
The UAW-Chrysler National Training Center (NTC) is proud to announce that a 2 year "School to Work Program" for Hazel Park High School Juniors will be starting in the fall of 2018.
Saturday, June 2, 2018 - Deadline to sign up is May 12, 2018 Paid registration includes continental breakfast, 18 hole with cart. Hotdog lunch at the turn. Dinner
We celebrated Valentine's Day at the JHS and HS with heart shaped pizza's. Students seemed to REALLY enjoy being able to get their own personal pizza as part of their reimbursable meal on the special day!


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In the pages of today's 'New York Times' [19 May 2011] the reader's eye will spot a half page ad by the ADL [American Defamation League], a full page ad by J Street, a Jewish lobby, and an opinion peace by Likud's deputy speaker in the Knesset Danny Danon.
The ADL strongly condemns Hamas as a terrorist group, which is not remarkable, since it has not departed from its characterisation of that Palestinian group. It, however, highlights how much the ADL, the 'Simon Wiesenthal' of seeing anti Semitism any and everywhere, is off the radar in the rush of events in the Middle East.
On the other hand, J Street is calling for the US to call for a two state solution based on 1967 borders, which Israel until now has firmly rejected. Will president Obama's speechifying on the Middle East today reverse US Israelocentric oars? The US president may suggest that but the touts are giving wide odds that he will.
And finally, as a loyal Revisionist Zionist, Danon is calling for the immediate incorporation of the illegal occupied Jewish settlements into Israel as part and parcel of Israeli's biblical irredentist claims to restore Samaria and Judea to the Jews. A romantic notion nonetheless, but one which sinks any viable Palestinian state or eradicates any acknowledgement of Palestinian legitimate claims for a state of their own.
Which makes the move to petition the UN by a united Palestinian Authority and Hamas, for 'de jure' and 'de facto' recognition of a Palestinian state.
And that recognition will give Israel and its pro consul protector the US more trouble than its worth, and will pour cold water on any warm words Obama may make on Arabs, Muslims, and making the Israeli lion lie down with the Palestinian 'lambs'.
Thursday, May 19, 2011
A divided US Jewish community
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Still with Jarrett's background, you would have expected her to go Shiite. Ahmad Rashad, a Pro Bowl wide receiver, has made yet another great catch.
Ayon kay White House Spokesman Sean Spicer kapag natiyak nilang hindi bahagi ng China ang anumang lugar sa South China Sea, handa silang idepensa ang international territories sa tangkang pag-take over ng isang bansa lamang." First-time actor Devon Terrell, an Australian, nails that Obama staccato. The biracial brainiac didn't blend there, and he doesn't blend here. He's too nerdy to hang at the projects without his friend PJ (Jason Mitchell of , fantastic as always) escorting him through the hallways like a tourist, and he's awkward boozing it up with the Young Reaganites, all poised to conquer Wall Street after graduation. And the Barry whom Charlotte falls in love with over beers and Chinese takeout isn't this blustering phony who tries to win over her mom and dad by bragging that his father went to Harvard. Lee loves watching hotheads explode; Gandhi's fight boils under the deceptively cool surface of a man who rarely raises his voice. We see him notice, say, the street corner cologne salesman who sees him with Charlotte and presses him to buy a scent "the sisters" will like. Then he quietly files the jab away like a scientific observation. How can he expect people to accept him, a half-Kenyan/half-Kansan, when he's uncomfortable with who he is?His voice is soft, firm, and controlled, the words laid out like speed bumps covered in velvet. When his friend Saleem (Avi Nash), a club-hopping drunk, mockingly imitates him, he lowers his voice and swaggers, "The trick is to sound just white enough." Barry stares him down. "This isn't my scene," he admits to a cute white girl named Charlotte ('s Anya Taylor-Joy, clear-eyed and intelligent). But is about someone trying — and often failing — to fuse to any group that will have him. He's always hacking into people's armor to convince them he belongs, whether it's convincing strangers at a frat party to swill shots or talking W. Why is he acting like her liberal parents might be racist? And how progressive is 's questions are powerful whether asked by a future president or a future janitor.The Muslim convert however is Ahmad Rashad, aka Robert Earl Moore, the football player.It's not clear if he has switched to a more mainstream version of Islam, but he appears to have gotten started in the United Submitters International, a bit of a goofy splinter group whose leader, a pal of Rashad's, claimed to be a prophet and was assassinated, likely on orders from Saudi Arabia.


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I recently viewed a demo video of 'The Gate' project at the at the inaugural exhibition for the opening of iMAL new venue, 4-7 OCT 2007 in Brussels. This installation utilizes a single mixed reality boundary (MRB) to connect physical space with the virtual world known as Second Life. The project shows some interesting interactions that take place between the two interconnected spaces including spontaneous dancing (by both physical occupants and avatars) as well as some attempts at textual communication. The participants at both ends seem enthusiastic about expression and communication across spatial types and more importantly- having fun.
The installation makes an attempt at reaching a 1 to 1 scale and the placement of the mixed reality boundary (and its camera) reinforces this. I think this is crucial as this seems the best way to maintain consistency through heterogeneous environments viewed through a screen or display. Thus, when the camera angle changes or positions itself away from user eye-height or 1:1 scale, the user becomes conscious of being an observer and the immersion factor is lost. For this reason, 'life-size' connection between spaces must be maintained and the MRB scale of this project successfully reflects this.
The Gate project also adheres to the 'consistency of information' concept as an attempt is made to match similar structures in both environments. For example, the Second Life columnar portal echoes the column/beam structure housing the screen in physical space. This seems to be a minor aesthetic consideration as the main focus is on the content provided through the projection screen itself. This approach of minimizing the structural characteristics of the MRB and attempting to work within existing architectural elements serves to reinforce the overall focus on content over structural expression. We may begin to see other architectural opportunities for aesthetic incorporation of the MRB as we begin to see products such as translucent projection screens and holoscreens nearing market release.
I did not see specific communication across the MRB in this case, but this might be a consideration for future projects. In my own thesis ruminations, I began to propose an MRB allowing for textual communication between spaces.
Specifically, I was proposing installation of a keyboard or other interface device to allow people in physical space to communicate textually with avatars and vice versa. With the introduction of VOIP and voice recognition software, we may soon develop some exciting new forms of cross boundary communication. One of the main purposes of these types of installations, besides a questioning of spatial inhabitation, is social communication. New technologies and interfaces adopted by the MRB can only serve to facilitate this into a seamless transtopographical experience.
Up next... and examination of the hybrid spatial pocket.


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The Indian Railways' move to hike fares in premier trains like Rajdhani, Shatabdi and Duranto has got all attention from travellers, including that of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. Kejriwal who left for Ludhiana today in a Shatabdi tweeted his disappointment on the same. Hitting back at the Modi Government, Kejriwal tweeted his opposition to the hiked railway fares.
Kejriwal said that he has talked to people and everybody is against his price surging move of Modi government.
AAP strongly opposes surge pricing in railways and demands that it shud be rolled back.
— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) September 8, 2016
He said that his party strongly stands against this move and demands a roll back of the decision.
The price surge in question will start this Friday, according to which train fares of Shatabdi, Duranto and Rajdhani have been hiked by a whooping 50%. This move has been taken by the IRCTC keeping in view the festive season and the rise in number of travellers during this phase. So not only the journey time but its the price as well that will irk train passengers in comparison to flight voyages.
The price hike comes at a time when low cost airlines are shelving their fares to attract travellers, hence the move has attracted more backlash.


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January 16, 2012
HIGH SCHOOL FUNDRAISER: Please make plans to test drive a new car at the Kidd Ford Dealership on March 10th to raise money for the Senior Trip Fund. Twenty dollars will be donated for each test drive with the potential of raising up to $6,000! This fundraiser is not limited to seniors only and will give freshmen, sophomores, and juniors an opportunity to collect funds for their senior trip. (Must be 18 yrs. old or older )
Hat Day has been rescheduled for Friday, January 20. If you would like to participate, please bring $1 to your first period class. There will also be a BEST HAT AWARD!
Homecoming festivities have been rescheduled for Saturday, Jan. 28 at 4:00.
BOOK FAIR NEWS: Please make plans to attend our upcoming Book Fair Jan 30 – Feb 2. Family night is scheduled for Jan 31 from 3-5 pm. Spend $5 or more at family night and enter to win one of four $25 gift certificates.
Kaylee Hash (4th Grade) will be collecting coke tabs for the Ronald McDonald House as her 4-H project. She would like for each class to save their tabs and bring to their first period class every Friday. The final turn in date will be Friday, Feb. 17th. Mrs. Barbara Hash, grandmother of Kaylee, will provide the winning class ice cream from the cafeteria! The competition for the most tabs will be between the elementary, middle, and high school.
On Jan. 31st, the Child Advocacy Center will conduct a child abuse program in the cafeteria at 6:00. All parents are welcome.
Reminder: The deadline to purchase a yearbook is this Wednesday, Jan. 16th. Students, in grades 6-12, who purchase their yearbook will be invited to attend the Yearbook Lock-In on March 9th. This includes Pre-Sale orders. As mentioned last week, we will not be ordering extras.
The last day to purchase Black-Out shirts is this Friday, Jan. 20. We would like to thank everyone who has already purchased their shirts! The High School Black-Out game will be Friday, Feb. 3 and the Middle School Black-Out game will be the following Monday, Feb. 6. We hope that family and friends of our Broncos and Lady Broncos will come out and support our teams on both nights.
1-16-12 High School vs. Van Buren @ 6:00 P.M. (AWAY)
1-17-12 High School vs. Holloway @ 6:00 P.M. (AWAY)
1-19-12 7th/8th Grade vs. Morrison @ 6:00 P.M. (AWAY)
Monday- Meatloaf, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans
Tuesday- BBQ Chicken, Whole Kernel Corn, Rolls
Wednesday- Baked Ham, Mixed Beans, Stewed Potatoes, Cornbread
Thursday- Chicken Strips, Fries, Mandarin Oranges
Friday- Hamburger or Hotdog on Bun, Chips, (Pep Club Bake Sale)


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I'm in the process of sorting through nine years worth of beading and jewelry making magazines that I'm planning on listing in my detash shop on Etsy http://tjdestashinstuff.etsy.com/ I'm not really looking forward to scanning and listing all of these dozens upon dozens of titles, but they always sell so well for me on there that it's worth it in the long run. Though I'm a little sad to let my collection go, I'm looking forward to the empty space this purge will create that I can fill with more beading stuff!
I thought I'd give all my beading buddies a heads up in case there are any issues you are looking for to complete your own collections. I'll be happy to pull them out and create a "reserved" listing on Etsy for you. There may be a few random issues that I don't have or plan on keeping, but if there's anything you want let me know and I'll see if I have it. I generally list them for 1/2 the cover price plus shipping cost.
Here's what is going up for grabs this time around:
Beadstyle -- Sept 2003 premier issue to current
Bead and Button -- Oct 1999 issue to current
Beadwork -- Fall 1999 issue to current
I also have a bunch of older Lapidary Journals -- not sure of the dates (I think 1999-2001 or so) but I can check if anyone is interested.
Most issues are in near perfect condition. If anything you might want has any damage I'll let you know before you buy.
I'll take any requests on a first-come basis. Email me at "tilleyjewels(at)gmail(dot)com" (you know how it should be formatted) if you are interested. Please include your location with your request so I can calculate your shipping options.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
TONS of Beading Magazines for Sale
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These imams are demanding all sorts of concessions. It is interesting to note that the orthodox Jews who were removed from a plane in March are not crying victimhood, not claiming racial profiling, not trying to weaken airport security. The contrast is illuminating. An update on this story. "Captain Backs Pilot Who Kicked Muslims Off Plane," from WSOCTV.com, May 9:
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A U.S. Airways Captain defended the actions of another pilot, three days after two imams were kicked off a flight bound for Charlotte.
Lawyers for Masudur Rahman and Mohamed Zaghloul said the imams were pulled off a plane in Memphis before it headed to Charlotte Friday. The lawyers said the pilot refused to fly with them on board. He said the men passed multiple security clearances before boarding a Delta connection flight operated by Atlantic Southeast Airlines.
The imams said they were victims of racial profiling. On Sunday, Capt. James Ray, who represents the pilot's union for U.S. Airways, said it's highly unlikely the pilot asked them to leave for that reason.
"I can promise you the captain didn't throw those people off because of the way they were dressed. There's more to the story," Ray said.
The imams said the pilot told them the passengers were uncomfortable, but no passengers spoke up.
Ray said ultimately, it's the captain's call. "The captain operates in an environment that's always changing. It's dynamic. You can't fly an airplane by committee," he said. […]
The imams were headed to Charlotte for a weekend conference on "islamophobia" – the fear of Islam.
They were put on another flight and arrived a few hours later.
Atlantic Southeast Airlines released a statement and said it apologizes for any inconvenience but it takes security very seriously. The imam's attorney said his office plans to launch an investigation into the incident. If it turns out the pilot was not justified in putting the imams off the plane, his office will sue for negligence and a violation of civil rights.
Muslim Leaders Address "Islamophobia"
The annual conference in Charlotte was scheduled before Friday's incident and before the death of Osama bin Laden. Conference organizers said the timing could not have been more coincidental….
Yes, what a remarkable coincidence!


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O me! O life! of the questions of these recurring,
...Of myself forever reproaching myself, (for who more foolish than I,
and who more faithless?)
Of eyes that vainly crave the light, of the objects mean, of the
struggle ever renew'd,
...The question, O me! so sad, recurring--What good amid these, O me, O life?
That you are here--that life exists and identity,
That the powerful play goes on, and you may contribute a verse.


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What, oh what, to do do with leftover ham? I look forward to making a ham each year not so much for the ham, I mean, I like it too, but for what I can do with it afterward. My very favorite is Ham and Northern Bean soup, it just has the perfect balance of flavors for me and its dead easy.
Here is the recipe.....
Northern Bean Soup
bag of northern beans
2 cartons of chicken broth
one cut up onion
leftover ham bones
cubed ham
1. I usually soak the beans overnight in water, but if you are short on time, you can boil water add the beans, and let them soak for an hour. drain away the soaking water and add the beans to the crockpot.
2. Add the Chicken Broth
3. Cut up the onion and throw that in too
4. Add the ham bones to the crockpot.
5. Set the crockpot to high and walk away.
6. About an hour before you want to serve, remove the ham bones and add the cubed ham meat back in. Let it all warm up.
Oatmeal Chocolate chip Cookies
Brian has been bugging me to make these again for days. He has even been giving me unsolicited back rubs, and then dropping hints about them. It worked, I'm easy... I made the cookies.
By the way, these came out a little dry, but I wonder if its because my butter was frozen and I had to thaw it (in the eighties flashback country themed bowl, I lurve that). So I had to add about 2 TBSP water to make it all work.
3/4 c. firmly packed brown sugar
1/2 c. granulated sugar
1 egg
1 stick butter
1 tsp. vanilla
1 1/2 c. all purpose flour
1 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. salt (opt.)
3 c. Quaker Oats (quick or old fashioned, uncooked)
1 Package semi sweet chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 375 degrees.Beat together butter and sugars until light and fluffy. Beat in egg and vanilla. Combine flour, baking soda, salt and spices; add to butter mixture, mixing well. Stir in oats. Drop by rounded tablespoonfuls onto ungreased cookie sheet. Bake 8 to 9 minutes for a chewy cookie, 10 to 11 minutes for a crisp cookie. Cool 1 minute on cookie sheet; remove to wire cooling rack. Store in tightly covered container.
Snowpatrol - Chasing cars
Muse - Time is running out
Maximo park - Girls with Guitars
Fratellis - For the Girl
Placebo - Space Monkey
Cooper Temple Clause - Blind Pilots
Kasbian - Processed Beats
A recipe archive that has evolved now to house kid friendly gluten free and dairy free fare.
Friday, December 26, 2008
3 comments:
- Carrie Thompson said...
Number one, I love your recipes although my family basically would never eat them! I am the only one who eats good stuff!
number two I love chasing cars!
number three I see Bakerella in your blog roll did you not LOVE the coke cupcake snowglobe!!!
- December 26, 2008 at 7:57 PM
- Jennifer said...
Do you suppose its possible that we were twins in a former life?
- December 26, 2008 at 8:11 PM
- Rob said...
I think it's great and a little nerdy ( in a good way ) how you choose to photograph the ingredients before you kill them. :)
- December 27, 2008 at 3:35 PM
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text: Wud-Neeus is an Argonian Slave who resides in the Vivec, Telvanni Canton. AppearancesEdit The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind This The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind character page is a stub. You can help by adding to it. Retrieved from "http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Wud-Neeus?oldid=2636336" Categories: Morrowind: Pages Missing Data Morrowind: Characters Morrowind: Essentiality Needed Morrowind: Character Stub Morrowind: Argonians Morrowind: Males Morrowind: Vivec Characters Add category Cancel Save Languages: Deutsch


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Playing collegiate sports in itself is a rewarding experience, but to be able to travel abroad and play competitively is a dream come true.
Sophomore women's soccer player Marissa Carlyle is living that dream: jetting off to Dublin, Ireland to attend the University College of Dublin, where she will have the opportunity to play soccer with their club team. "Just studying abroad is a dream, but to play the sport I love internationally is just something I never thought I would get to do," said Carlyle.
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After she had applied for the study abroad and was accepted for the spring semester, Carlyle saw that the university had a club team she could play on. "I saw that I had this opportunity and I knew I had to take it," said Carlyle. She had to check NCAA compliance rules first to see if this was even a possibility. Carlyle was able to get clearance from the NCAA to play in Dublin. "It was a bit of a process to get everything approved and worked out, but I know it will be worth it to have this experience, " said Carlyle.
Carlyle, a defender from California, played in 16 games this season for the Cardinals and started in eight games. She plays a key role in their defense and could be a great addition to the University College of Dublin club soccer team.


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Mr Rouhani, 68, a moderate cleric who negotiated a landmark nuclear deal with world powers in 2015, is standing against three other candidates.
Rouhani, who championed the deal to lift most sanctions on Iran in return for curbs on its disputed nuclear program, is a staunch supporter of engagement with the West and liberal reforms to the economy, now dominated by state institutions.
A reformist candidate dropped out of Iran's presidential election on Tuesday and threw his support behind President Hassan Rouhani, in a widely expected move that will strengthen the incumbent's campaign against a hard-liner. If you would like to discuss another topic, look for a relevant article.
While many Iranians supported Rouhani's effort to end their country's isolation and avert military conflict with the United States, there is growing frustration that the results of the agreement - including an increase in oil exports - have not translated to real economic benefits for most people.
Unemployment, meanwhile, remains stuck in the double digits, with almost a third of Iranian youth out of work, according to the International Monetary Fund.
Yes and no. Iran's president and parliament are democratically-elected, but the country's highest authority is the Supreme Leader, who is appointed for life and has the final say on all matter of foreign and domestic policy. "However, with Raisi's foreign policy, we may even see the derailing of bilateral relations between Turkey and Iran", Koç added.
Forces from the Police, the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC), and Basij are tasked with ensuring security of the election.
She noted that if Rouhani wins reelection, he "would be welcomed by Europeans who desire more business dealings with Tehran and who would likely resist or ignore any USA efforts to slap nuclear sanctions back on Iran".
He also says a hardline victory could put Iran back on a more confrontational, economically damaging course with the West, and would prevent the opening of society that a majority of Iranians, especially the youth, yearn to see. Khatami is the de facto godfather of Iran's Green Movement, the reformist camp that took to the streets to protest the 2009 re-election of Ahmadinejad.
Over 56 million Iranians are eligible to vote in Iran's 12th presidential elections, according to Ali Asghar Ahmadi, head of the Election Headquarters of the Interior Ministry. City council elections alongside the presidential vote are likely to attract more voters in the first round, and the start of the holy month of Ramadan late next week could keep voters home during a runoff, Golkar said. Some say he's being groomed to succeed Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Sabet says that changing policies in these areas "would require a new consensus-building process between the President and conservative power centers, which would be significantly more hard than the process that allowed for the nuclear deal".
"Raisi is the true face of the Islamic Republic, while Rouhani is a façade", wrote Abrams. He was part of the so-called "death commission" that was responsible ensuring the Supreme Leader's orders were carried out. These people have been hailed by the leader of the opposition as a beacon of light for the people of Iran who so desperately want the freedom and democracy that they deserve.
The latest of these reports comes from John Allen Gay in the National Enquirer, who makes the mistake of believing in the hardliner v moderate narrative that the Iranian Regime is trying so hard to present.
A bruised Rouhani may struggle to secure enough votes to avoid a second ballot, prompting some analysts to predict he might lose in a run-off against Ebrahim Raisi, a former prosecutor Khamenei has helped build up, appointing him past year to oversee Iran's largest shrine and its charitable foundation.


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I beg to differ, somewhat. I can choose how I will die IF I take matters into my own hands. But I'm not contemplating such things; I'm too busy living to wish I were dead. Anyhoo, this lil' fortune cookie paper seems to be a distillation of a quote from Joseph Epstein:
All men and women are born, live suffer and die; what distinguishes us one from another is our dreams, whether they be dreams about worldly or unworldly things, and what we do to make them come about... We do not choose to be born. We do not choose our parents. We do not choose our historical epoch, the country of our birth, or the immediate circumstances of our upbringing. We do not, most of us, choose to die; nor do we choose the time and conditions of our death. But within this realm of choicelessness, we do choose how we live.


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