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132 Reviews
5 on April 23, 2016
Came to Amherst for a college tour. Loved staying here. Close to town. Impeccably clean and breakfast was delicious!
5 on March 17, 2016
We have enjoyed this B&B three different times and we keep coming back because of the friendly welcome we receive, a spacious and comfortable room, and a delicious hot breakfast for an affordable price. We find the location to be the perfect place to stay when we visit Amherst. Try it and see!
Innkeeper Response
Thank you so much taking the time to write a review. We appreciate the kind words! Makes me want to stay here!! Looking forward to your next visit!
4.6 on March 14, 2016
A nice overnight while visiting the colleges. They managed to provide a lovely breakfast even though the kitchen was being renovated.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review! Thanks for taking a chance on us even thought the kitchen isn't 100%. All the important parts are in, Steve's working hard to finish it. Come on back to see it complete!
5 on March 12, 2016
We had a very good stay there. The owners are accommodating and helpful. We would gladly stay there again.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. We appreciate knowing how we are doing! Your review is important, to us and to our future guests! Thanks again and hope to see YOU in the future!
5 on October 29, 2015
Our stay was wonderful! Our hosts took time to visit with us and provided us with suggestions on restaurants and routes to take. We will definitely go back to the Horace Kellogg Homestead.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. We are happy to know that your "Anniversary Trip" was wonderful! Wishing you many more! Hope to see you in the future!
5 on October 16, 2015
I enjoyed every detail of my two-night stay in October 2015. My stay was peaceful, restful and soothing. Susan is warm and efficient. My room (Judge's room) was large, with coordinated furniture and two closets, and the bed was very comfortable, with lots of pillows. Two other sets of guests were staying, but I did not hear a sound in my room. A full bathroom was always available (there are two). Susan made us delicious well-rounded breakfasts, which we ate in the sunny dining room. One day, I bought lunch items from the farmer's market a few blocks away and ate them in the side yard under towering trees. This B&B is a few blocks from Amherst College and the center of town and a short distance from the other local colleges - a very convenient location. I will recommend it to all my friends.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. You painted an awesome picture of your stay. Your review is "priceless advertisement" for us and we appreciate it very much! Hope to see you in the future!
5 on August 23, 2015
Susan and Stephen were very helpful hosts and Stephen's cooking was great. The rooms were comfortable and spacious. The only downside is that the rooms do not have bathrooms attached. However, I never found myself waiting in line for a bathroom.
Innkeeper Response
For some who "almost never stays at B&B's", I consider it a compliment that you took the time to write a review. I hope you try other B&B's and find them "comfortable and spacious" as well. You can almost bet that the next one will be different, no 2 are alike. Enjoy!
3.8 on June 03, 2015
A lovely spot, only 10-15 walk from Amherst campus. Hosts are very pleasant, rooms are lovely. Didn't sample the breakfasts, but teas and coffee are provided throughout the day. No A/C, but that's par for the course in this area.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review! Sorry about the AC. The weather caught us off guard. Of course the next day was in the 40's! We do have AC conditioners for the window but wasn't expecting to need them so soon and Steve wasn't here to put them in. Hope you had a fun time with your colleagues! See you next time!
5 on April 29, 2015
I was in town for a course and I really enjoyed the experience. My stay was very peaceful and comfortable...perfect!
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review! Whether business, pleasure or taking a course, we aim to please. Come again!
5 on April 29, 2015
My two nights at this B&B were everything I could have hoped for. The Judge's room was very comfortable and I slept soundly. Sue and Steve are accommodating and friendly hosts, and made me feel right at home. This is the best way to stay for your visit to the Valley. Highly recommended.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review! Nothing better than word of mouth in order to make a good choice in choosing a place to stay here in Amherst! Thanks for choosing our B&B. Maybe we will see you in the future!
5 on February 23, 2015
I had a wonderful time at the Horace Kellogg B&B in Amherst! Susan and Steve were very welcoming and went above and beyond anything I hoped for. They were great company and the breakfast was excellent. The house is gorgeous and very clean - I was very impressed the whole weekend. I will be recommending them!
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review! We are very happy to know that your stay with us was "beyond anything your hoped for". Hope to see you in the future!
5 on February 09, 2015
Perfect setting for a being snow bound. Sitting by the fireplace with a good book and cup of tea! Thank you Sue and Steve
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. Glad to know you enjoyed sitting by the fireplace and was feeling comfy cozy! Hope to see you in the future!
4.4 on February 08, 2015
Susan and Steve run a great B&B. Everything is lovely and their attention to details make it even more enjoyable.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review for your recent stay at the Horace Kellogg Homestead. Word of mouth is the best form of advertisement! Looking forward to seeing you in the future!
4.8 on February 03, 2015
What a charming place to spend a wintry evening. All of the bells and whistles, with a personal touch. Breakfast was outstanding (French Toast). Thanks!
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. We appreciate your business and kind words. Looking forward to your next visit!
5 on November 07, 2014
We have stayed at the Kellogg Homestead B&B for many, many years and will go back for many years to come when we are in the Amherst area. Susan and Steve are the perfect hosts, helpful in every way. The home itself is a lovely 19th C (I think) farmhouse, lovingly restored and furnished with period furniture. We find it very homey and comfortable. Kellogg is within 10 mins. walking distance of Amherst College and the delightful town of Amherst. It is also within an easy 10 min. drive of all the other colleges in the five-college region. We would highly recommend a visit to the Kellogg B&B next time you are in the area!
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. We appreciate you sharing your experience. Word of mouth is the perfect compliment, your review is just that! You touched on many features that other folks will be looking for, you helped them out also. Thanks again, see you in the future!
3.6 on October 21, 2014
Pleasant stay in Amherst
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. We appreciate your business! :)
4.4 on October 08, 2014
Excellent stay with very welcoming hosts, brilliant breakfasts. Highly recommend.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for choosing the Horace Kellogg Homestead for your recent visit to New England and for taking the time to write a review. Hope to see you in the future!
4.2 on September 26, 2014
Highly recommended. Excellent location, a nice walk to center of Amherst. Beautiful historic house, renovated with style. The owners of the house are really kind and friendly people. It was a pleasure staying.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. It's very nice to here about what you enjoyed about your stay. Hope to see you in the future!
4.0 on September 11, 2014
Great B&B - kind hosts, great service, very yummy breakfast. The room was delightful and a robe was provided for each guest. We enjoyed it tremendously. I would suggest they improve on a few little things - list on their website that rooms have window A/C (no central air), label towel hooks in the bathroom for each room so no one gets confused, post reminders about shower sharing courtesy, and maybe add a bit more counter space for guests' toiletries. Overall - a wonderful experience.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. We appreciate your recommendations and will consider them in future changes to our website.
5 on August 27, 2014
My friend and I just stayed there for two nights - Steve and Susan are wonderfully accommodating, the breakfast was utterly delicious, the room was delightful, and the location very convenient - be sure to spend some time on the relaxing side porch and observing their finches! I highly recommend staying here - and will again. Linda O'Brien, Vermont
Innkeeper Response
Thank you Linda for taking the time to tell us about all the things that made your visit enjoyable! We appreciate it very much! Looking forward to your next visit!
5 on August 13, 2014
We always enjoy our stays at the Horace Kellogg Homestead. Susan and Steve are very nice and personable. The house is beautifully restored. Breakfasts are cooked fresh for you each morning and are wonderful. There are several rooms on the main floor for enjoying during your stay. The bathrooms are clean and easy to access. Even though they are shared, I have never had to wait in line for one as there are only two guest rooms sharing two bathrooms! The house is located close enough to the center of town to walk in for a nice afternoon stroll. It is also very handy to all the colleges in the area. We love it and stay there whenever we visit our son. A much nicer place than any old hotel and a better deal, too!
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. We appreciate your kind words and details about your stay. I am sure your review will be read (as I read comments before I book our stay on vacations) and help the next person decide that this is the place for them! Welcome back anytime!
4.8 on August 06, 2014
We enjoyed our stay at the Horace Kellogg Homestead very much. The house has been lovingly restored, leaving the historic architectural elements intact while updating for a few modern comforts. The location is close to downtown where local restaurants abound. Our room was bright and airy, the bed comfortable, and the breakfast delicious! Susan and Steve are gracious hosts. We were so glad to find such a homey lodging for such a reasonable rate.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write such kind words about the Horace Kellogg Homestead. We're so glad to know that your stay with us was comfy! Our goal is to share this awesome piece of history with everyone. See you in the future!
4.6 on July 28, 2014
Loved everything.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. All reviews are important to our business. Hope to see you in the future!
4.8 on July 23, 2014
Very much enjoyed my stay at Horace Kellogg Homestead; Sue and Steve are excellent hosts.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. We hope to see you in the future!
5 on July 04, 2014
Enjoyed our stay in this historic home and town. The Judge's room was very nicely decorated and comfortable. Also enjoyed the outdoor area and screened porch in the evening. Nice walk to town with many shops and wide choice of restaurants.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. Sharing your experience will help others in making a decision. Your comments are valuable to making the Horace Kellogg Homestead a success! Much appreciated!
4.2 on June 29, 2014
We felt welcomed and at the same time we were left alone to relax in the common areas of the house. We spent a soothing afternoon in the enclosed porch room.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. Your comments are very helpful to us. We are glad you enjoyed the porch, it is a very special place!
5 on June 11, 2014
When we arrived at the Horace Kellogg Homestead, our parking place was marked with a star, and we truly felt like VIPs during our two-day stay with warm and welcoming proprietors Susan and Steve. Our spacious rooms were immaculate, and as you can see from other reviews, the breakfasts are delicious and memorable. We were charmed by the delicate ivory-colored finches. This is a wonderful base for travelers staying in the area--highly recommended.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. We are sure that your review will help someone chose The Horace Kellogg Homestead for their next visit to Amherst. Your comments matter. Thanks again, much appreciated!
4.4 on June 01, 2014
The B&B is quiet and comfortable, situated a bit away from the center of Amherst but easily walkable. The room was well-appointed, internet service reliable, and breakfast ample and tasty. One or the other of the spotlessly clean bathrooms was always available. Susan and Steve were cordial and helpful. And the zebra finches in the kitchen were a delight. My wife and I would certainly stay here again.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. We so happy to hear that your stay with us was comfortable. When we travel, we appreciate "Excellent value" also. The finches are very "Welcoming". Hope to see you in the future.
4.6 on May 30, 2014
My second visit to the Horace Kellogg Homestead exceeded my expectation. Susan and Steve opened their dining room, porch, and yard to my family gathering in celebration of my son's college graduation. They provided space, privacy, wine glasses, and anything else we might have needed to enjoy the moment. I will stay there again if I am ever traveling through Amherst.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. Reviews are like, "Word of mouth" referrals. It's the best way to help folks make a decision to stay with us.
5 on May 13, 2014
First time at a B&B and it was everything and more than what we expected
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. I'm glad that your first time stay at a B&B was with The Horace Kellogg Homestead. Good to know that your stay was everything and more! The nice thing about B&B's is that no 2 are alike. Hope to see you in the future!
4.0 on May 01, 2014
Booked this for a college visit. I have to say overall I was pretty happy with it and better yet my wife, after not being too thrilled about me booking a room with no bathroom in the room, thought it was a very nice place. The room was impeccably clean, nicely furnished with two beds, and good TV/Internet. The bathroom, which was down the hall, was one of the cleanest i've ever seen. Since this place has just two rooms, sharing it wasn't that big of a deal at all. Breakfast was fresh with a good variety. Would go again if I needed to.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for the lovely review. I especially like your comment on how you were able to get past sharing a bath. I think that could help others who might be feeling the same way. Hope to see you in the future!
4.8 on April 28, 2014
Susan was the perfect host! My 2 children attend college in the area and I wanted to have them over for dessert after dinner. When I asked Susan, she said that she would set the table for us. There was tea and coffee and the kids and I had a nice time. Perfect location - 2 minutes from the center of town - with lots of dining options. I took advantage of the complimentary yoga class offered in town too. I will definitely try to get back again before my children graduate. I highly recommend Horace Kellogg Homestead!
4.4 on April 25, 2014
The room (for three) was comfortable and nicely decorated. The breakfastt was delicious and the owners were friendly and helpful. Overall, a good value and a very pleasant experience!
5 on April 24, 2014
Very warm and comfy and the owners were very nice.
3.4 on April 21, 2014
Comfy bed, that was nice. No bedside tables or electrical outlet nearby that worked, but we got by...Good location for our purpose in town.
Innkeeper Response
In the Almarina room there are bedside tables with surge protectors for computers and charges. In the Judge's Room there isn't room for a bed side table because there are closets on either side of the bed but there is a surge protector for plugging in charger etc...all are in working order. The both have a on and off switch. If you found one that wasn't, feel free to bring it to our attention. Older homes weren't built for these modern conveniences so we do the best we can in keeping the old charm and modern times. We also have comfy places to sit in the common room and dining room with outlets there as well. Thanks for the review and the opportunity to address your concerns.
4.8 on April 17, 2014
Sue and Steve have restored this farmhouse beautifully. They are a kind host and hostess. The beds are comfortable, the rooms are spacious, the internet works, the breakfast is excellent, and overall everything was terrific. The inn is on a main artery between colleges, so there can be traffic noise.
Innkeeper Response
We appreciate you taking the time to write such a wonderful review! Thanks so much! Hope to see you in the future.
5 on April 13, 2014
This was a wonderful stay. I recommend this place wholeheartedly.
Innkeeper Response
Thanks so much! Your review is much appreciated!
5 on April 06, 2014
My daughter and I stayed at the Horace Kellogg Homestead B & B this spring when we came to Amherst looking at colleges. The house was very comfortable and all of our needs were anticipated. The breakfast was outstanding! The owners made us feel very at home. We will definitely stay again!
5 on February 04, 2014
In a very convenient location, you find yourself in a wonderful old house, very clean and comfortable, with every convenience, and proprietors who have thought of and done everything to make sure it stays that way, and who sensitively give you as much attention or solitude as you desire.
5 on January 15, 2014
We loved everything about the place. It was warm and cozy, as was the hospitality. Breakfast was delicious on both mornings. The beds were comfy, and we couldn't say enough good things. We will definitely head back to the Horace Kellogg Homestead Bed and Breakfast when we are back in the area.
4.4 on December 27, 2013
we had a lovely stay. we would definitely return again.
5 on November 11, 2013
Warm, welcoming hosts, Susan and Stephen invite you into their historic Mass home. Decorated and furnished with antiques allows you to appreciate the original structure in keeping with it's history. We have stayed here four times due to the delicious variety of plentiful breakfasts and relaxing accommodations.
4.8 on November 08, 2013
We enjoyed our stay in this gracious colonial located just minutes from the center of Amherst. Susan is very thoughtful and made sure we had everything we might want. Breakfast was delicious and set us up well for a day of hiking up Mt. Holyoak.
4.8 on October 28, 2013
Wonderful place with wonderful people
4.6 on October 26, 2013
We spent one night at the Horace Kellogg B&B and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We were able to walk to dinner and Amherst offered many dining options. The hosts were pleasant and friendly and the rooms cozy and clean. I'd definitely visit again if in the area.
5 on October 23, 2013
We stayed at the Horace Kellogg home 2 nights. Our room (the Judges Room) was large, cozy, and beautifully decorated with a very comfortable, 4-poster bed. Susan and Steve were very friendly and helpful, made us feel like family. Breakfasts were good and plentiful. Really enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend it.
4.4 on October 21, 2013
We enjoyed our three nights with Susan and Steve. They were very welcoming hosts and their breakfasts were excellent. The house is within walking distance of the college and town, which is a good thing because the traffic on Route 9 is usually bad. It was also really good value.
5 on October 16, 2013
Susan & Steve are terrific and extremely accommodating hosts. Their home is beautiful and they are happy to talk about their adventure in turning the historic home into a B & B. The breakfast was huge and delicious! In fact, Susan even shared one of the recipes. I would not hesitate to recommend Horace Kellogg Homestead.
5 on October 14, 2013
We were warmly greeted and helped with what proved to be accurate details of local services. The bedrooms were well appointed and the linen was fresh and beautifully presented. Breakfast was excellent and we all felt well cared for.A great place to stay.
3.0 on October 12, 2013
Very pleasant stay and delicious breakfast with very congenial hosts.
4.8 on September 24, 2013
Very nice family, great breakfast each morning, good value and great location. I would certainly stay there again.
4.2 on September 11, 2013
Horrace Kellogg Homestead B&B is a very comfortable HOME. It is not swanky or fancy, but met our needs totally. Bedroom was large and clean, as was the shared bathroom, with plenty of amenities (shampoo, towels, etc.) available. But, the breakfast was homemade, plenty of it, and delicious. Our hosts were knowledgeable about the area and easily shared this info. Just an easy stay. . . .and convenient to downtown and surrounding sights we came to see.
3.4 on August 26, 2013
Stayed for only one night but found the accomodations clean comfortable relaxing and affordable. Would stay again if in the area.
4.2 on July 31, 2013
Sue & Steve are very nice people who made us feel right at home. The Horace Kellogg Homestead was clean, peaceful and quite just what we were looking for. The breakfast was very good. We hope to stay again in the future. I will recommend it to friends/family
4.6 on July 19, 2013
My stay was very plaasant. The room was charming, very comfortable and tastefully appointed. It was pelasantly cool (this was during a heat wave) and the air conditioning was as quiet as theyc an be. The shared bathroom was well appointed, with many thoughtful details. The hoss were welcoming and helpful, and breadfast was -pleasang, with good food and interesting conversation among guest and with hosts.
4.0 on June 23, 2013
I stayed recently with a friend of mine for two nights. The value of this inn is outstanding. So much more relaxing, enjoyable, and a better value than any of the large hotel chains in the area. Breakfast was delicious, our room was clean and comfortable, and we felt at home right away. I highly recommend this especially for families or a small group of friends traveling together.
5 on June 19, 2013
Our hosts were lovely and gracious, and it was just what we needed in the midst of visiting colleges. Breakfast was wonderful as well (and we were urged to take some muffins with us, which were very much welcome when we missed lunch later). I found the candle scents a bit overpowering in some of the common rooms, but I think this is a common practice in B&B's. Should we find ourselves back in Amherst, we'll look to stay with Steve and Sue again, and we've already recommended it to others.
4.6 on June 07, 2013
I stayed at the Horace Kellogg Homestead B&B when I came for an orientation for graduation school at UMass Amherst. The owners were incredibly welcoming, easy to chat with, and very helpful. They picked me up from the bus station and gave me names of those renting houses in the area, helping me get a jump start on my housing search for fall. Cannot recommend them enough! Wonderful people and a wonderful house!
5 on June 03, 2013
Thank you for a wonderful stay. We slept so good and were spoiled with your fantastic breakfast! Karlskrona Sweden
5 on May 30, 2013
My family stayed at Harace Kellog for my daughter's college graduation in May. Just happy to stay there. Everything is perfect, Room is spacious, clean, bright. It is like just being home. Superb breakfast cooked by Susan and Steve. I will definitely go back to stay whenever I have an opportunity to visit Amherst.
4.4 on May 22, 2013
Charming B&B. We enjoyed our stay. The innkeepers were very friendly and made our stay as relaxing as possible. This B&B is convenient to Amherst and U. Mass. The food was excellent with a nice variety each day.
4.0 on May 15, 2013
We loved our overnight stay. The rooms were lovely and the house is beautiful. All very clean, tidy and comfortable. Would definitely return if given the chance!
5 on May 09, 2013
While I came for work, this retreat lodging made it feel like a vacation. The breakfasts were prompt and filling, allowing me to make it to my meetings on schedule. There was a wooden hike at the end of the road where I could wind down after a day of learning. The bed and amenities were quiet and comfortable. I would love to return when not working!
5 on May 07, 2013
An extraordinary lovely old home facing a beautiful valley a few blocks from the charming village of Amherst. A nice welcome, a great breakfast and when it turned out I had left my son's favorite baseball cap behind, it arrived home almost as soon as I did.
5 on May 05, 2013
I had the opportunity to stay at this B&B last month when my daughter had her senior dance recital at Mount Holyoke College. The Inn was very close by. The breakfasts were out of this world. Susan makes the absolute beat hash browns. Steve made the greatest eggs benedict. Susan made us quiche for breakfast, two different kinds. Our room was above and beyond with the beds being so comfy. The house is stunning and the Mallets have done a tremendous job in decorating it. Everything is so clean. The bathroom even though it was shared was very nice. It was great to sit and have breakfast with the other guests. We walked in as strangers and left there as friends. Susan and Steve did everything to make our stay wonderful. This is a great place and the location is fantastic. My daughters hope to go back when they have activities at Mount Holyoke. The Mallets are wonderful people. I highly recommend.
4.4 on May 02, 2013
My boyfriend and I were in town for a wedding and the Horace Kellogg Homestead was a wonderful place to stay. We immediately felt welcome, the food was great, and they made sure to check with us about any allergies we had. The room was so pretty and our bed very comfortable. I love that they keep tea and coffee available all day long, as I really love my tea. We had to leave at 5AM on the morning of our departure and they made up a breakfast bag with the yummy donuts and muffins we had thouroughly enjoyed at breakfast, along with other items that lasted us the whole way home (8 hour drive). We will certainly stay here next time we are in the area.
4.8 on April 23, 2013
We were visiting our son who is a student at UMass Amherst & wanted to stay in a B & B nearby. We found the Horace Kellogg house online & we were not disappointed! The house is quite nice & extremely clean. The bathrooms are updated, the beds are comfortable, & we briefly utilized the sitting room both in the evening & in the morning. The ONLY drawback of staying there was that there was quite a bit of traffic passing by during the night. However, I'd still highly recommend it -- thank you!
5 on April 22, 2013
My daughter and I were visiting colleges in the area. I love the location of this B&B, right down the street from Amherst. It was my daughter's first experience in a B&B and it brought back many memories of my trips through England and Ireland. Nice people, great food, fun conversation. Great history and a wonderful price!
4.4 on January 31, 2013
The Kellogg Homestead is well maintained and lovingly cared for. There were numerous "extras" that added nicely to the feeling of friendliness and professionalism.
5 on January 21, 2013
I attended a 4 day class at UMass, and polling my peers found that a stay at the Horace Kellogg was the best value in town.
5 on December 07, 2012
I stayed at the Horace Kellogg Homestead this week for business travel, and felt like I was staying at home. The rooms were exceptionally clean and comfortable with all of our modern day amenities including wireless internet and cable. I slept like a baby, and was welcomed in the morning with a homemade french toast casserole that was to die for. Sue and Steve go out of their way to make sure you are comfortable and that you have everything you need, I will absolutely stay here again when business brings me back to town.
4.8 on December 04, 2012
Our stay was rather short (1 night; in late and out early) but very comfortable. Susan and Steve were wonderful, friendly hosts. The bed was comfortable, room temperature perfect. It was a great value for 3 of us. The breakfast was outstanding; great way to start our early and long day! Would definitely stay there again.
4.2 on November 27, 2012
Lovely antique inn! Food and hospitality greatly facilitated of trip to Amherst. We cain't wait to return.
5 on November 22, 2012
Susan and Steve perfectly blend warm hospitality with just enough space to relaxingly come and go as you please. The two rooms that are available are beautifully decorated, supporting the historical ambiance of the 1828 colonial home as well as the town steeped in history and culture. Susan consistently offered to provide wonderful breakfasts, provided at what time works best for the guest. Every time I come to the Amherst area I will be staying with them. I do not think it is possible to find a nicer place to stay.
4.6 on October 11, 2012
I spent 3 nights at the Horace Kellogg B&B while in town for a wedding. The hosts are warm and welcoming, and truly enjoy their guests. Rooms are clean, spacious, and well-appointed. The beds are very comfortable. This B&B is in a perfect location -- a residential area just a short ways from the center of Amherst. There is some occasional traffic noise at night on the weekend. If you're sensitive to that sort of noise, earplugs will do the trick. Highly recommend the Horace Kellogg.
4.0 on September 16, 2012
We had never stayed at a B&B before, so we wasn't sure what to expect. The Horace Kellogg Homestead B&B was a pleasant surprise! The home was clean, neat well laid out and my daughter & I were made to feel welcome. We will stay there again! T.McEnroe Kent
5 on September 14, 2012
My husband and I had the pleasure of staying here while in town for a wedding. Steve and Sue were incredibly friendly and helpful; our stay felt like a home away from home. No better value in the Valley. We'll be back!
4.8 on September 07, 2012
This historic home was exquisite in every detail! The screened porch and hammock in the backyard were extra nice touches. The breakfast was custom to our schedule and very generous portions. Definately a great value. Open windows in the summer meant a little bit of road noise but not enough to keep us away.
4.8 on September 02, 2012
Steve and Sue are friendly, courteous hosts. They have decorated the rooms beautifully and tastefully. The house feels cozy, warm, and welcoming. Everything would have been 5 stars, except the house is on one of the main roads into Amherst and it can get a little noisy from the traffic.
5 on August 28, 2012
We spent two wonderful nights here and recommend this B&B for anyone visiting Amherst. The grounds were spacious and pleasant. The rooms were perfect with comfortable chairs for reading and space for our things on the table and dresser tops. The breakfasts were outstanding. We've stayed in many Bed and Breakfasts and this one is near the top for us. Friends from Germany who occupied the other room had a similar experience. Howard & Lisa Brown
5 on August 27, 2012
Recently stayed for multiple days at this great b&b while dropping daughter off at a nearby college. This is our third stay here and wouldn't choose anywhere else. From the exceptional breakfasts to the sunlit room where we love to stay, Susan and Steve provide a home away from home environment that allows us to relax and enjoy the Amherst area.
5 on August 14, 2012
It was a happy surprise for Jane and I to visit Emily Dickinson finally. We live in different parts of the country- Jane in FL and I am in NH. We had been planning to go to Amherst for several years, but things kept coming up. What a treat to go to the Horace Kellogg Homstead. It was a 5 right down the line. We each had our own room - something about my snoring....and mine was absolutely perfect in every way. It was beautifully decorated and had every possible amenity.. ac- tv- beautiful windows and views- comfortable beds- lots of choice pillows.. Service was spectacular and the breakfast, super. Extraordinary value for what was charged..far less than what I think it usually costs. The bathroom was fabulous- with a large window and lots of room and many provisions such as soaps and toiletries, etc.. They thought of everything, Most of all Susan and her husband were terrific. What interesting people and they are and they have done so much for their community. It was marvelous talking to them and finding out many things about the area and "Emily"! It was just great in all ways!
4.8 on August 02, 2012
My two sons and I stayed recently at the Horace Kellogg Bed & Breakfast, and we were very pleased with the room, the food, and the whole atmosphere of the bed and breakfast. We found it convenient for travel to both Amherst and Northampton, but located well outside of any commercial district or noisy residential area. I will definitely be using this bed and breakfast on future visits to the area.
4.8 on July 11, 2012
The innkeepers are a lovely couple. They were accommodating without being hovering. The entire house is super clean and very comfortable. Breakfast was delicious and ample. Our 16 year old son stayed with us in our room, and he was quite comfortable sleeping on the twin bed in our room. Our queen sized bed was extremely comfortable. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience. I will definitely be booking a room here the next time I am in the area.
5 on July 06, 2012
Where do I begin? We really enjoyed this place. The innkeepers did everything they could to make our stay as relaxing as possible. The beds were so comfortable we slept like babies. Our party had both rooms in the bed & breakfast. The food was very good with a nice variety each day (fruit salad, breads, bacon/sausage, eggs, potatoes, that sort of thing). The place from top to bottom was as clean as could be. This is really a well taken care of bed and breakfast where the innkeepers care about everything, especially you.
4.8 on June 29, 2012
Great rooms, friendly hosts, good breakfast ... what more could you ask? It's a short walk to Amherst College and a short drive to the other colleges on a tree-lined street with views of the Holyoke Range. I enjoyed sitting under the tall trees.
4.2 on June 27, 2012
Beautiful place, very comfortable bed and great breakfast.
5 on June 15, 2012
The hosts are friendly and accommodating. Breakfast is superb. Furnishings are lovely. Easy walk to downtown Amherst; short drive to Northampton.
5 on June 13, 2012
We stayed overnight in order to attend a wedding nearby, our hosts were extremely gracious and accomodating. We ended up adding one more person to our room last minute, Susan and Stephen were both very accomodating. When we returned from the wedding late that night we managed to get locked out. we rang the doorbell waking both Susan and Stephen up in the middle of the night, we were extremely apologetic and they were nothing but gracious welcoming hosts. The rooms are clean and beautiful, the inn is situated in an ideal location within walking distance to the town of Amherst. The price is unbeatable for the area especially considering what you get in return. In the morning there was a wonderful breakfast awaiting us, we will definitely be back!
4.2 on June 12, 2012
We enjoyed our stay very much. Susan and Stephen were very personable and helpful hosts, and Stephen made a delicious plentiful breakfast. Before my stay I was aware that there were not private bathrooms, but wished I had one once I was there. Very nice place, very good location and a good deal. I came from the country so hearing cars on the road during the night was not quiet for me. But for someone coming from the city, it would be very quiet.
5 on May 16, 2012
We recently stayed at the Horace Kellogg Homestead for our daughter's graduation. The rooms were very clean, spacious, and nicely decorated. We stayed in the Judge's Room, which we liked very much and would definitely rebook if we were in the area. The bed was very comfortable. The service was excellent as was the breakfast. Susan and Stephen made us feel right at home. I have nothing but the highest praise for the Horace Kellogg Homestead and Susan and Stephen. I've already reocommended staying there to several friends.
4.6 on March 30, 2012
We were on a college tour of Hampshire and the other 5 college circle. Susan and her husband welcomed us in; Stephen carried our bags up the narrow stairs. The rooms were well-appointed, and my daughter and I were able to share a double bed. We had to get up early, to move on to points in Northwest New York, and Stephen got up early to make our breakfast. B. Tooley
3.6 on January 14, 2012
A wonderful, relaxing place to stay. I'd recommend it...
3.0 on January 09, 2012
The rooms here are huge, much bigger than many B&Bs, and we loved that. We also enjoyed sitting by the fire in the living room. The sitting space is shared with the family who owns the B&B, so that can be awkward. Both days we were there, the owner left us breakfast but went out, and the breakfasts were okay but not fantastic. We thought the food might have been better if they had been there to cook when we got up, and we thought it a bit odd to own a B&B and not plan to be there in the morning.
4.6 on January 04, 2012
Susan and Steve were wonderful hosts for our relaxing weekend in Amherst! The room was lovely and the breakfasts delicious. Would definitely recommend and will be going back.
3.8 on December 21, 2011
The house itself is great...close to downtown, easy to find, and an ideal spot for setting off into Amherst, Northampton, and all the other wonderful little towns in this college-centric area of New England. The owners are gracious and friendly. A couple small drawbacks: the musty smell that greets you when you first walk in through the garage area (fortunately, this doesn't last once you cross the threshold into the main house); and the sound of the old-fashioned boiler as water flows through the pipes in the morning (enough to ruin the restfulness for a light sleeper like myself, though this is probably only relevant in one of the two rooms, and then only during the colder months). Overall, a pleasant, reasonably-priced stay in a picturesque setting...which is itself contained in a postcard-perfect town.
4.0 on November 30, 2011
Steve, our host, was awfully nice and a great cook! We would happily stay again!
4.2 on November 25, 2011
My only complaint is that my orange juice glass was too small. It was a little hot upstairs. But otherwise, it was fantastic. Highly recommended. Thank you.
5 on November 19, 2011
We arrived just after the snow storm and there was still no electricity, but Susan and Stephen were truly wonderful and we had a very cosy stay (candles for light and atmosphere, generator for warm water, and a fire for heat). The breakfasts were like feasts, even without electricity - Susan is a marvel. Thank you!
3.8 on November 18, 2011
My experience at the Horace Kellogg Homestead, while brief, was delightful. The room was lovely and clean, and the hosts very gracious.
3.4 on November 02, 2011
We had a very nice stay at the Horace Kellogg Homestead B&B. We were celebrating my husband's birthday and I wanted to find a nice quiet B&B with a history. The house was nicely decorated and very quiet. I loved the Finches in the kitchen. It reminded me of our first B&B in England. The bed was very comfortable and Susan and Steve were very nice! We would surely stay there again.
4.2 on November 01, 2011
My daughter and I stayed in The Judges room while touring colleges in the Amherst area. The room was lovely, the hosts were delightful, the breakfast was beautifully served, and the location was convenient to the town of Amherst and Hampshire College. We hope to return!
5 on October 11, 2011
Every aspect of our stay greatly exceeded our expectations. The value of our stay was just the starting point. The experience in the home felt authentic and cozy and the the innkeepers were absolutely wonderful and gracious. We stayed in the Judge's room which was immaculate and comfortable. The breakfast in the morning was far better than any we would have found at any restaurant in the area. This is what a bed and breakfast experience should feel like.
4.6 on September 17, 2011
Our room was spacious and charming, the hosts were lovely, breakfast was delicious. Incredibly convenient location for visiting Amherst or Hampshire. If my daughter ends up at Hampshire, I will definitely be a repeat customer!
5 on September 12, 2011
We love the Kellogg Homestead and the friendly owners, Stephen and Susan. We'll be back many times!
5 on September 06, 2011
I just brought my 17 year-old to UMass, the Inn will be our home away from home for the next four years. When I come to visit I am sure she will join me -- she loves the comfy beds.
5 on August 27, 2011
The hosts (Sue and Steve)are so warm and gracious. They pay special attention to the individual needs of guests. My 17 yo son was with me and they took special interest in providing a hearty breakfast for him as well having it ready at the time we needed. Their home is peaceful in a relaxing setting and yet very convenient to town and sight-seeing. This is our second year to stay and look forward to future visits!
4.6 on August 18, 2011
Susan and Steve were wonderful hosts. Very helpful about things to do and see in the area. The breakfasts were great.
4.6 on August 08, 2011
We stayed at the Homestead B&B in July and were very pleased with the accomodations. As advertised, the breakfasts were outstanding, the hosts very accomodating, and the location perfect for our needs. Especially good if your sharing the visit with friends or family because of the shared bath.
4.2 on August 08, 2011
Very comfortable and attractive room. Hosts were gracious and accommodating. Extremely convenient. Excellent value.
5 on August 04, 2011
We stayed at the Horace Kellogg Homestead for just one night, but we'll definitely be back for another visit. It's very close to downtown Amherst (walking distance), so it's a great location. We stayed in the Judge's room, which was spacious and comfortable. Everything is clean, beautifully decorated and makes you feel instantly at home.
4.0 on July 25, 2011
This is what a b & b should be! Stayed in the Judge's room. I thought that the shared bath was going to be a big problem but it really wasn't. One of those most comfortable beds I've ever slept in, and those pillows! Terrific value and definitely recommend.
3.8 on July 22, 2011
The hosts were gracious, the rooms clean, and the experience very enjoyable.
4.8 on July 20, 2011
We were there while visiting Hamshire College, but it would be incredibly convenient to several of the other Amherst schools and the historic and outdoor activities as well. Our hosts were extremely friendly without being overpowering. The room was large and comfortable, and the breakfast was very nice. There's a nature center a block or two away, with several trails leaving from there. I took a nice walk that evening through the local woods without having to drive anywhere.
5 on July 14, 2011
Our stay was GREAT. The room was very comfortable and the breakfast was wonderful. Sue and Steve are perfect hosts! Dick and Carolyn Schmidt, Mesa, AZ
4.2 on June 06, 2011
We (my husband, our little 9 months girl and I) very much enjoyed our stay at Horace Kellogg Homestead B&B. Very quite place, extremely clean, fancy bed rooms and delicious breakfast. The owners are friendly and super nice people (Thank you!). They like to socialize with their guests and they keep the place very homey. The B&B is walking distance to Amherst center and on bus rout. We will definitely stay there next time we visit Amherst.
5 on May 17, 2011
My husband and I travelled to Amherst to search for a place to live and stayed at the Horace Kellogg B&B for four evenings. We had a wonderful stay. The room was perfect with a comfortable bed and lovely quilt. At first I was concerned about sharing a bathroom, but realized that it was the norm in this part of the country. The bathroom was spotless and kept very clean and sharing posed no issues at all. We spent long days driving around Western Mass exploring different areas and we always left the house with tons of energy from a delicious breakfast and returned to a quiet place to relax, watch tv or surf the net for more houses to rent. Susan and Steve are excellent hosts and gave us great information about the area, including tips on living in Massachusetts (we're moving from Florida). We would highly recommend this property.
5 on May 16, 2011
We were more than pleased with our stay at the Kellogg Homestead. We reserved both of their rooms as we were attending a graduation at UMass. My son (the graduate) and daughter-in-law took the other room. We were so happy to find this B & B because all the other lodging in the area were gouging folks who were attending ceremonies at the local colleges/university. The hospitality given by Susan and Steve was outstanding. It really was like you were in your home. They were very accommodating to our schedule and this was very much appreciated. We would recommend the Horace Kellogg Homestead to anyone who finds themselves in the area, and are looking forward to returning sometime, perhaps in the autumn, when the scenery would be spectacular.
3.8 on May 13, 2011
- The natural surroundings are superb - The house is cozy, very clean and has very good quality inner and outside environments - The hosts are warm, gentle and very kind - The breakfast is different every day and hearty
3.4 on April 14, 2011
Clean, homey. Room somewhat noisy both from traffic and thin walls. Hosts, especially Susan, were incredibly nice and laid back. Felt like we could make ourselves at home. Excellent location.
3.4 on March 20, 2011
The room was great except it was REALLY hot. We had the windows open in February. Also it was right on a main road so there was some noise from the traffic. It didn't bother me but I thought it was worth mentioning. Breakfast was great and the hosts were very friendly and helpful.
4.0 on February 26, 2011
We stayed two nights and enjoyed it completely. Meeting and chatting with Susan and Stephen was a pleasure. Eggs Benedict and fruit salad were a treat.
4.0 on February 16, 2011
spotlessly clean, charming host and hostess, delightful breakfast, will go back every time we visit Amherst.
5 on November 24, 2010
Comfortable, homey room in a relaxed atmosphere. Really appreciated the fire, the cleanliness and the delicious breakfast. Great value. Can't believe we were staying at the Comfort Inn when we were visiting our son!
3.0 on November 21, 2010
The house was charming and the hosts were very friendly. No in-room/bed service, though. We chose a bnb for the extra rooms to sit and relax, but while we were there, the hosts' kids & friends were visiting and their family took over the house. We wish we could have used the living/dining room in the evenings to make phone calls, read, watch tv, etc., but felt stuck in our bedroom instead. But, the price was really reasonable.
4.6 on November 15, 2010
We recently stayed at the lovely and intimate Horace Kellogg B&B in Amherst, MA. We couldn't have been more pleased with the ambiance, the comfort and the general feel of the place. We felt as if we were home. Susan was a delight and her breakfasts were a real treat. I would highly recommend the Horace Kellogg. The ease of its proximity to get to town, the five colleges and everything else Amherst has to offer make it an unexpected treat!
5 on November 13, 2010
The rooms are spacious,clean and comfy. The room did face the road but after 10ish the traffic slows down. The earplugs were a help. Comparing the rates with other B&B's, hotels and motels, it was a great value.
3.4 on November 11, 2010
After a long day at a college open house, it was nice to take a warm shower and snuggle into a cozy comfy bed. It's right up the road from several colleges, easy to get to. Plenty of room...all the basics. Please note , this house is right on the road so there IS trafic noise.......with each passing car. Ear plugs in the room would be a plus. Never met Susan. Stephen was rather quiet.......said good morning, brought me some french toast, answered a question or two and that was about it. It was fine with me, as I was just there for about 10 hours to rest ! All in all a good experience and I would certainly stay there again....and probably will!
5 on November 08, 2010
enjoyed a warm and comfortable stay in the Judge's Room while visiting our daughter at college; during our delicious breakfast of French toast we were serenaded by Paula on the piano; Steve and Susan are very gracious hosts
4.6 on November 08, 2010
The location, within walking distance of Amherst College, and the quiet attractiveness of this beautifully renovated historic (1828) home make it a great choice for visitors to the Five-College area. The two comfortable and tastefully furnished guestrooms share a spacious and well-appointed bath down the hall. Breakfast in the lovely large dining room was delicious!
3.8 on October 25, 2010
Very welcoming on arrival. Interesting dwelling. Good location. Choice of good breakfasts.
3.8 on August 09, 2010
Our room was large and very comfortable. The only negative is that the house is on a very busy street and our room (as is the other available room) is at the front facing the street, so there was a lot of road noise late into the evening, and starting fairly early in the morning. We stayed in the summer, and did have the windows open, so this might not be a factor if the windows are shut.


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Alimera, pSivida Eye Drug Warrants FDA Approval On Third Try
TheStreet) -- Alimera (ALIM - Get Report) and pSivida (PSDV - Get Report) have an upcoming FDA drug approval decision date on Oct. 17 for the use of Iluvien to treat chronic diabetic macular edema. The FDA has already rejected Iluvien twice but the companies have a better shot with approval on this third trip through the agency. An Iluvien approval is good for both companies, obviously, but perhaps more so immediately for pSivida because it will receive a $25 million milestone payment. Right now, that equates to about 20 percent of pSivida's current market cap. Let's review why Iluvien is more likely to be approved this time.In its last Complete Response Letter rejecting Iluvien, FDA told Alimera that it would "need to conduct two additional clinical trials to demonstrate that the product is safe and effective for the proposed indication." Despite what seems like fairly specific guidance, Alimera did not run the requested clinical trials. Normally, ignoring FDA's advice would be disastrous, but in this case, perhaps not. The key issue raised by the FDA about Iluvien was not the drug's efficacy. The phase III trial demonstrated that 28.7 percent (low dose Iluvien) and 27.8 percent (high dose Iluvien) of the treated diabetic macular edema (DME) patients gained more than 15 letters of vision versus 18.9 percent in control arm -- a statistically significant difference. The Iluvien benefit was even more pronounced in a pre-planned subset of patients with DME for more than 3 years. In this group, 34.0 percent (low dose Iluvien) and 28.8 percent (high dose Iluvien) gained more than 15 letters of vision versus 13.4 percent for the control arm. The FDA's bigger concern about Iluvien focused on side effects. "The risks of adverse reactions shown for Iluvien in the FAME Study were significant and were not offset by the benefits demonstrated by Iluvien in these clinical trials," said Alimera, quoting from the FDA's Complete Response Letter. Two key adverse events tied to Iluvien caused most of the problem. 1) Cataract extraction had to be done in 41.1 percent of the low-dose patients, 50.9 percent of the high-dose patients and only 7 percent of the sham group; and 2) more Iluvien patients require intraocular pressure-reducing interventions (8.1 percent high-dose versus 3.7 percent low-dose versus 0.5 percent sham.)NEW YORK (
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Soft Men, Hard Women, and Steamy Tennis
When Hans Moldenhauer, the third-ranked men's player in Germany from 1925 to 1927, died tragically in an automobile accident on December 29, 1929, the nation's tennis establishment paid tribute to his famously artistic form. Walter Bing praised Moldenhauer's "inimitably graceful shots" in the pages of Tennis und Golf, the journal of Germany's tennis federation, and he lauded Moldenhauer's absolute refusal "in any situation, to violate …tennis elegance."1 In fact, Bing presented him as a paragon of personal comportment, "the blonde player on whom one never noticed a hair out of place, or anything outwardly or inwardly unharmonious." Bing readily conceded Moldenhauer's lack of competitiveness, noting that he invariably opted for an aesthetic shot over a winning one and that he unhesitatingly sacrificed sure-fire victories in the interest of presenting "beautiful tennis." Again and again, Bing returned to Moldenhauer's stylish contributions to the game, saluting him as "a prototype of the elegant, nonchalant player" and "a gentleman in the best sense of the word." Moldenhauer was the embodiment of an appealingly debonair manhood, the quintessential gentleman of tennis.
Meanwhile, on the women's side, Cilly Aussem, a rising star in 1929 who would go on to reign as the German national champion at the end of the Weimar Republic, drew praise for an entirely different quality: her no-holds-barred determination to defeat her opponents. As early as 1927, the tennis analyst Bill Fuchs described Aussem in the German Tennis Handbook as one to watch because she played "the new, aggressive, netattacking style of women's tennis" that was revolutionizing the entire sport.2 He admired her competitive zeal and disciplined focus. At one point, Fuchs even suggested that Aussem soften her approach just a bit, if only to show female fans "how to embody competitive tennis charmingly" and how to play "manly, modern tennis attractively"—a "manly, modern tennis" that, ironically, he found distinctly lacking in the men's game itself.


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I am not very familier with Bailey MSV 25T pugmill extruder. As I know that any extruder, you can attache any type of dies to the Exturder nozzle and you have to make sure, dies size should be matched with the nozzle size.
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I am thinking of buying the Bailey MSV25T pugmill extruder. It seems to do everything I need at a reasonable price - can't wedge anymore. Does anyone have experience with this model and have you tried attaching extruder dies to the nozzle other than the tile die, specifically designed for the machine, you can buy?
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I want to start learning to make data visualisations (as side project in my PhD) preferably with the
D3.js package. I do not have
java-experience but i do have a background in OOP as i mostly work in
python. As such, I was wondering what's the best way to learn working with d3 and which environment one could recommend me.
I want to start learning to make data visualisations (as side project in my PhD) preferably with the
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Since I recently found it, I'd recommend working with http://phrogz.net/js/d3-playground/ as well for a sandbox in which to trial out and learn how the pieces can work together.
Scott Murray's tutorials are a great starting place: http://alignedleft.com/tutorials/d3/
Regarding environments, you might find this useful: http://tributary.io. It's an interactive coding editor designed to help you learn d3.
Scott Murrays website is a good first start http://alignedleft.com/tutorials/d3/.
Once done with that, I might recommend you take a look at this website http://techslides.com/over-1000-d3-js-examples-and-demos/, it lists 1000 examples of d3. You can usually copy the javascript data and code and play around with it locally on your own computer.
You can also try to take one of these plots and see if you can reconstruct it.
The reason why I found this to be useful is that you need to be able to recognize the errors that d3 throws at you. It's the moments that you have no idea why there is an error that are troublesome. By having an example that you are reconstructing you guarantee yourself of a copy of code that works such you might be able to more easily correct yourself.
I've written a few tutorials for beginners to learn both Javascript and data visualization:
http://blog.vida.io/2014/06/23/coding-visualization-tutorial-1-variables/ http://blog.vida.io/2014/06/23/coding-visualization-tutorial-2-functions/
I find the first four tutorials from wiki very useful to learn D3 fundamentals:
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September 15, 2006
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Computer researchers at Princeton have published a demonstration showing how easily Diebold "Accuvote" touchscreen voting machines can be hacked to steal votes from one candidate and redirect them to another.
They wrote a virus that can be installed on a voting machine in less than a minute. Once installed on one machine, it can spread to others, infecting them as well. The virus steal votes in such a way that all records — on the display screen, in memory cards, and in paper printouts — agree on the fraudulent totals. The virus can tell when the machine is being run in a mode used to test the machine's accuracy, and it will provide accurate results during the test. During an actual election, however, the virus steals votes. When the election ends, the virus deletes itself, removing all traces that it was ever there. Fixing these problems will require more than just a software change; the machines' hardware must be changed as well.
So democracy comes down to who's got access to the machines and who's got the better hackers.
Why is this state of affairs tolerated? Yes, people are cynical and people are lazy, but still. It's hard to escape the conclusion that these machines represent the culmination of an elite dream: take the rabble out of the equation without our even knowing it. Preserve the appearance of democracy, but reduce it to a made-for-tv charade.
The only thing that will stop it is public outrage. There are so many things to be outraged about, though, that it's hard for this one to gain traction. But this one is fundamental. If we can't vote, it's pretty much game over.
Details of the study are available here, along with a video that demonstrates the malicious software in use.
[Thanks, Maurice]
Posted by Jonathan at September 15, 2006 05:12 PM
This study makes you wonder if the hacking has already happened.
Will spread the word and ask people to report the hack to their local officials.
Posted by: bill at September 17, 2006 08:05 PM
According to the statistical analysis of National Election Data Archive it has.
Posted by: a swedish kind of death at September 18, 2006 05:33 PM


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Realizing that "the abuse of authority would also shut doors to the Gospel," and worried that fear for their education might keep many Christian students from speaking the truth, Beth reluctantly decided to file a suit against the school district whose policies were being enforced at Spokane Falls and other colleges and universities throughout the area."
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In November, 2008, shortly after California voters had voted to define marriage as between one man and one woman, Los Angeles City College student Jonathan Lopez addressed the topic in his public speaking class. He gave reasons for his support of traditional marriage as only properly between one man and one woman.
"Reportedly, Lopez's Professor abruptly stopped him, calling him a 'fascist bastard' in front of the class and then prohibited him from finishing his speech," writes Randy Sly for the website Catholic Online.
"Later, the student approached the professor, John Matteson, to inquire as to his grade. The faculty member then allegedly told him to "ask God what your grade is." Lopez also reported that Matteson threatened to have him expelled when he complained about the
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"He was expressing his faith during an open-ended assignment, but when the professor disagreed with some minor things he mentioned, the professor shut him down," attorney David J. Hacker told the Los Angeles Times.
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Greed May Not Be Good But Profit Is Loverly
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, September 16, 2009 in Beer Industry Marketing, About A Good Beer Blog And Its Readers, Web Resources - 9 comments
I don't know what to make of the post by Melissa Cole today. At the end she indicates that she has not yet indicated that some of her writing fails to indicate clearly that there may be a conflict of interest... and promises to sort that out. At the beginning she says some others - bloggers no … read more »
Next? Maybe A Good Beer Blog's Seal Of Approval
Posted by Alan McLeod on Tuesday, September 15, 2009 in Wales, Beer Industry Marketing - 2 comments
What is the quality of Welsh beer that sets it apart, that would justify its own "quality seal"? Hmm... What could that be? • Beer writer Pete Brown said in a recent tasting he undertook of 12 Welsh beers, six were "undrinkable" and he poured them down the sink. • See, that's the problem with …
Isn't It Sad When The Advertising Money Tightens?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Monday, September 14, 2009 in Beer Industry Marketing - 3 comments
Macro beer ads are so weird. There is so little connection to beer involved in them that it is quite the thing to read them being discussed seriously as in this St. Louis Business Journal article: • "The free-wheeling, let's-give-it-a-try attitude is changing," said Jeff Goodby, co-chairman and …
Importing Yet Another Eastern Euopean Lager
Posted by Alan McLeod on Monday, August 3, 2009 in Beer Industry Marketing, Beer and Culture
Interesting article in the business section of today's Old and Male about efforts to bring yet another eastern European Lager into Canadian beer stores. Apparently, the task will be more difficult than one might imagine given the host of former Warsaw pact nations already represented on the …
Is A Ban On Beer Marketing Bad Taste Coming in Russia?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Monday, July 20, 2009 in Russia, Beer Industry Marketing, Beer and Law
Apparently there is a lot of pop culture cracking down going on under the direction of the Kremlin. And it is not restricted to music as beer ads are coming under the careful if sub-totalitarian eye according to the Moscow News: • TV campaigns like "Tri Medvedi" - which depicts a racy picnic …
Big Beer Business Blabber Befuddles
Posted by Alan McLeod on Saturday, July 18, 2009 in Beer Industry Marketing - 2 comments
I suppose I should not care. My interest in good beer and industrial brewing simply don't align. Yet reading this stuff in the business section of the Globe and Mail just seems sad: • Mr. Scott says discounting has become a big factor in the Canadian beer market, and this is "a huge challenge … read more »
How Can We Bear Any More Funny Beer Associations?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Monday, July 13, 2009 in Beer Industry Marketing, Beer and Law - 1 comment
Humourlessness. That is often the best claim made against those who are against beer labels and the associated images of, you know, fun stuff. Can't have Santa on a beer bottle because the four year olds who like Santa will expect a Bud or a Belgian under the tree. Can't have a bunny on the label …
So What Is Wrong With Industrial Lobbying?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Tuesday, June 9, 2009 in Beer Industry Marketing, Beer and Economics, Beer and Law - 3 comments
Once again, it was Stan that got me thinking - this time when he wrote: • I find the idea that this survey of people who paid $95 to attend SAVOR... was conducted and that the results might have meaning so strange I can't think of anything flip to write. • I was wondering why it is so strange …
But Isn't Taxing Beer The Third Oldest Profession?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, May 20, 2009 in Beer Industry Marketing, Beer and Economics - 5 comments
It is interesting to follow beer fans in different jurisdictions in the US and the UK react to various plans to use beer as one way to cope with the global economic crisis. The British Beer and Pub Association backed by CAMRA and many brewers is running the Axe the Beer Tax campaign. • States …
American Craft Beer Week = Hooray for Everything?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Tuesday, May 12, 2009 in Beer Industry Marketing, Beer and Economics, Beer and Media - 8 comments
Not being American in the national constitutional sense, though somewhat in the continental Vespucci sense, sometimes I find things like American Craft Beer Week and a Declaration of Beer Independence all seem a bit too hooray for everything for me. You remember "Hooray for Everything" don'tca …