Williamstown Kentucky Motels

Resolved Question: First Sarah Palin --- then Rand Paul --- what's next Mr Ed?

Rand Paul, apparently unfamilar with the Heart of Atlanta Motel case, doesn't see why private property owners have to serve all customers at their lunch counters. It's their private property right? So why should the government tell them who they have to serve? Rand Paul's High School is not actually seeking to recall his diploma. Nor are they requiring that he come in for remedial classes this summer. Another completely unprepared person says they want to be President, what else is new? At least with Mr. Ed we would be getting someone with a half-honest presentation (the back half). You can't be President just because you wannabe. Or just because your tired old dad is too tired and too old to run. Being President is a very personal thing. In the small hours of the night, and in the lonely corners of the world, you are the one that has to be able to find Europe on a world map, not your dad, clever fellow though he may be. This pignorant farmer did beat Mitch McConnell's endorsed choice for the office in Kentucky, so denial of the power of the Tea Party movement is no longer possible. In my little town militant ignorance on the march often takes the form of T-shirts that say "Mess with me and you're messing with the whole trailer park!" We have a national ignorance pride movement. It's not exactly like gay pride, but it's very cohesive and it has the weight of a sledgehammer when it comes to politics. Ignorance pride candidates attract huge followings of people who are tired of being talked down to. They hate elites, experts, or anybody with any knowledge. What they love is somebody who seems to have self-esteem and yet obviously is no better educated than they are -- just plumb ignorant as heck, a real farmer, not somebody who thinks he's above me. To munchkins the "above me" problem is real and present, not to say looming. Rand Paul is their guy, or maybe Mr. Ed. The Tea Party people are plainly not going to be able to produce a candidate, any more than they produced a platform, an agenda, or a common set of core values. This does not mean they won't have impact. They can have huge impact as a spoiler party, maybe handing 2012 back to Obama for a second term of Marxism off its string -- this time truly Toad of Toad Hall, back in the saddle and behind the wheel again. They could have huge impact if they rallied behind the most viable candidate who happens to share most of their beliefs, to the extent that their hazy gauzy inchoate beliefs can be discerned -- I would say Sen Judd Gregg fits the bill. If they got behind Judd Gregg solidly, they could even create a Perot-like third party movement, with Gregg -- a fully educated American -- as their centerpiece. He is appealing to a lot of people -- he's a real candidate -- he has the calibre for high office, and the creditibility, not like Palin, Paul, or Ed. To r1b1c* You would lose pal. I was a Federal attorney for 25 years in Washington, I hold an MBA with distinction from a first line B School. I've run a business, had 75 employees, and 6000 square feet of factory floor. I've travelled to every continent except Antarctica. I am an INTJ with a a measured IQ above 145. I hold a trademark, and am the author of several books and technical papers, three of which were published by the Congress in the field of statistics and probability. I'm a member of the Bar of the U.S. Supreme Court and have argued cases in the U.S. Courts of Appeals. I'm a retired Navy JAG, with hundreds of Courts martial completed. My undergraduate degree is in logic and mathematics. Your chances of knowing more than me are approximately zero. You might well be a "better person". Your farm work, could possibly be more useful to humanity than mine. I suggest you stay out of the gambling business when you don't know the odds. Place your money on the ponies or poker. To Glock .40 my old pal -- OK I'm taking your word for this guy being smart and knowledgeable. Full disclosure: I live in farm country, and, like you, am a curmudgeon. So, being a curmudgeon I heap scorn on the people around me, who are mostly farmers, and that's maybe not so right. What's worse is to generalize that everyday feeling to all farmers everywhere. Maybe there are some that are not as pignorant as the ones around my neighborhood. Dr. Norman Borlaug (Nobel Laureate) surely was not dumb. He did save about a billion people from starvation with his hybrid dwarf wheat. My rhetorical flourishes about farmers are to some degree based on Baum (The Wizard of Oz) and on Hofstadter who wrote on the American anti-intellectual movement, and on a book I'm currently reading called Idiot America which is about the anti-evolutionists in Kansas and Oklahoma. So, on your word, I'm prepared to admit that my words may have been a bit over the top at least as they apply to some.

Resolved Question: Wildlife Management Areas in NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: Deer and Waterfowl & Fishing?

OK there is a **Chance** this Kentucky girl will wind up in California for a spell. (4 years) I will be out there soon for a week to check it out. Looking at Walnut Creek/Concord areas to live. So during my visit I figure I might see where the hunting is promising. (just to see - not bringing my guns!!) I will be going to Lake Tahoe for a day - so something on the way would be great but not required - could be elsewhere. Particularly during deer season - I am willing to travel and stay in a fleabag motel or sleep in a sleeping bag on the forest floor. I do what it takes to bag the limit!! I know what I am doing - dropped my first deer at age 10 with my pawpaw's Springfield. I have been at the range with my Remington 700 and am confident in my ability to pull off a 180-200 yarder. So, any suggested WMA to check out for deer in particular? I figure it is not the season and I am not packing a rifle - just want to stroll around. Also, are there local meat packers that will process after I field dress?? In Kentucky it is common - they had reasonable restrictions on bullet could not have gone through neural tissue to avoid chronic wasting disease and so forth. I figure I would not be the hit of Walnut Creek processing in my most likely postage stamp backyard (not even sure it would be legal). OK, Waterfowl? Where at in Northern California? I got a SV-10 Perennia under/over as a Christmas present and it is WAY too much fun to shoot. Finally, fishing - trout - good streams? OK, you have a bear on your state flag - are they an issue?? They weren't where I grew up but are by where I live now. I hate the damn things. Thanks for your help!!

Resolved Question: i need help or suggestions about a situation?

So, Im going down to Kentucky for a week and my boyfriend lives there. We are both 17 and he wants to get a cheap motel for the two of us..but hes only 17 so i dont know if he would be abe too, because i think you have to be 18 or whatever. Anyways, i had the idea of having one of his friends that is 18 or older to get the motel and then my boyfriend would just give him the money for the motel, but idk if that would work. I really dont want to stay at his house and idk if his parents would let me. I just want to know if the whole motel thing would work..thanks!

Resolved Question: Should I ruin a perfect Saturday by watching Duke v West Va?

It's youth turkey hunting weekend in Kentucky - only the kids (9 to 15) can carry a gun (shotgun -specific gauges) - it's their weekend. (I would prefer a rifle myself it is tough to sneak up on the critters - but illegal). Adults can not hunt or even touch the gun unless it is an emergency situation. I am taking niece and nephew out to be their supervisor. I figure this will be so much fun. It's their first time hunting and they are stoked to the max. The limit is two birds per kid - so this is like our own little Final Four - first bird will be nicknamed "Duke". Weird how KY scheduled this on final four and Easter weekend. We will probably hit the motel towards end of Butler/Mich State game. QUESTION: Since I don't want to see Duke win and ruin my weekend should I skip that game?

Resolved Question: Some Questions About Taking A Road Trip.?

Me and my friend are taking a road trip in about two years, and we were wondering how much money we would need to spend if we go from NJ/NY to Maine to Kentucky to Idaho to California. We estimated about 600 dollars needed for gas if the car gets 30mpg, but we'd probably be driving around more to places, so maybe even like 1000? We would need about 600 for motels. 400 for food. The trip would take a month, and we would be spending about a week at a friend's house though. Maybe we would have like 400 each to buy whatever we wanted and in case of an emergency. So that's about $2,400 for a month long road trip from coast to coast. Does that seem realistic or not really? Also, I'm wondering if anyone else took a road trip. Where did you go, how much did you spend, what did you do, any interesting places to see, what were some problems and highlights, etc. Thanks in advance!

Resolved Question: Is this a case of you get what you voted for?

Whirlpool in Evansville IN. applied for the Bush tax break in January 2009 allowing them lay off all their workers and their 1000 plus jobs to Mexico. Not only will whirlpool receive a huge tax break for doing so they are exempt for Obamas high tax penalty for moving jobs beyond US Borders since they applied prior to the new law that went into effect in May. It is ironic since Evansville In that I personally know well on the South East corner that borders Kentucky is a proud die hard redneck republican community. They supported Bush and were against health care reform in fear of loosing their company insurance and forced to taking government insurance. This was a lie and they were miss lead. They now have no job in a community where everyone worked at Whirlpool and will have no insurance if the health care reform fails. Evansville look at the bright side 10 miles north at the I-64 get on ramp there are two pilot truck stops, a quick lube, the tire shop a mom and pop truck stop, a flying J aka flying hook truck stop a couple of motel/hotel and micky d's, between all that they should be able to hire maybe 10 people out of 1000 plus, you folks know how hard it is to find jobs around their. Is this a case of you get what you voted for? The George Bush Tax Break Plan for shipping jobs out of the country?

Resolved Question: Stay over night in Oakley, KS or another city/town that's on I70?

I am driving from Kentucky to Durango, CO and I'm thinking about staying overnight in Oakley, KS and at 1st Travel Inn. I have two questions: Is this the best motel in Oakley Is there a better town/city within and hour or so to stay over-night

Resolved Question: Cheap but Nice hotels near/in Oak Grove, Kentucky?

Me and my friend are most likely heading to Kentucky to visit our friend who is stationed at Fort Campbell in Oak Grove, Kentucky. We found Park Side Suite Inns Hotel (I think thats the name) and its seems the best bet so far, its only about 3mi away from the base, but you have to be 21...right now we're planning on having her brother get the room for us, but I thought Just in case lets find someplace where you can be 18. We're both 19. So two girls, both 19. Two Beds, One if we have to. May 8 to the 11th. I think...We dont know how long it'll take us to get there...We live in Middleville, MI. I have a GPS so thats cool that way. We kinda wanna be as close to the base as possible. My friend had found another hotel about 5mi away from the base, but that one was a little more expensive. A link to the hotel/motels site would be great! Please and Thank you!!!

Resolved Question: What is your opinion on this beginning?

The city lights fade in the distance, a soon to be distant memory. I slump down in my seat and let the sound of Framing Hanley fill my ears. I blast the volume to drown out the oldies. My poor Zune only goes up to 20. It does the job for now though. I am not even upset this time; it’s that time of year. Mom feels trapped in a relationship or in a job and we pack up and move. In my sixteen years of existence I have moved twelve times. I moved from Colorado when mom left dad at age three. There was a move at least once a year since. Mom has taken me with her to Oklahoma, New Mexico, California, Washington, South Dakota, Arkansas, Kentucky, Kansas, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, and now from New York. I knew we were headed south and that was about it. The night grows from dusk to dark to black. I guess mom has decided to make it an all-nighter. I close my eyes and drift away to my dreams. Here there is an island where mom cannot escape so I get to stay. I have friends that are not from the Internet and a place that I can call home not just a house. When my eyes flutter open the sun is brightening on the horizon. Mom nudges me and points out the window. We’ve hit South Carolina. I wonder if this is our stop but mom says she just needs a nap. We pull in at a motel and mom checks us in. Six hours later we are on the road again. I have the taste of chili in my mouth from lunch. Another day passes like this and we have now hit Texas. We pull down a street that says Norton. Mom stops in front of a small yellow house and parks in the driveway. “Here we go kiddo.” “Could we have gotten further from New York?” “Yeah Mexico.” “Ha. Do I get own bathroom?” “Own room, bathroom, and study room.” “Awesome.” “Cut the sarcasm and get out.” I'm 16 and write like crazy. I did check a map you can go from NY start going 2 VA the down to SC then hang a left and go through GA, AL, MS, LA, then wala TX

Resolved Question: pre-algebra--->can't figure out? show work please :]?

the cone shaped wigwams at the wigwam village motel in cave city, kentucky, are about 20 ft high and have a diameter of about 20 ft. estimate the lateral surface area of wigwam. ^thats the question. i was absent for two days and my teacher doesn't help people who are absent so don't tell me to figure it out by myself. Also please show me what you did so i know what to do for future reference. thanks. muahh. the surface area of a cone. π(pi) r(radius) radius=1/2 of diameter. L= slant height. formula: πr²+πrL