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WASHINGTON (May 22, 2000) -- The ordination class of 2000 reflects both a wide ethnic variety and the influence of Catholic schools, according to a national survey of men about to be ordained Catholic priests.
The survey was released May 22, by the National Conference of Catholic Bishops' Committee on Vocations.
The survey found that 27 percent of the class identify themselves as coming from racial or ethnic backgrounds that are growing in numbers in the U.S. Church. Twelve percent are Hispanic, a slight increase from previous years; and nine percent are Asian, a high number given that Asians constitute just two to three percent of U.S. Catholics.
Sixty percent of the ordinands attended Catholic elementary school, a figure six percentage points higher than the percentage of Catholics 54 or younger who reported in a 1993 national Gallup survey that they attended a Catholic elementary school. Fifty percent of the class attended Catholic high school, almost twice the 26 percent of Catholic high school graduates identified in the Gallup survey.
The report was prepared for the Bishops' Vocations Committee by Dean R. Hoge, Ph.D., head of the Life Cycle Institute of The Catholic University of America. The committee received information from 133 of the 192 dioceses in the United States and 28 U.S. religious orders of priests.
The survey also found that 25 percent of the Class of 2000 are 29 years of age or younger, and 55 percent are 39 or younger. Nine percent are 50 or older. The median age is 36.
More than three-quarters of the class were born in the United States; six percent were born in Vietnam and another six percent in Mexico. Other countries of birth include Nigeria, Poland, Ireland, Philippines, Korea, and Colombia.
The size of ordination classes varies. The Paulist Fathers, who work with media, slated four men for ordination, including David Dwyer, 35, a TV director/producer.
The Jesuits, who operate high schools, colleges and universities across the nation, slated 15 men for ordination, including Mark Bandsuch, 38, once a corporate lawyer and now a member of the Jesuit Detroit Province.
Class sizes appear to reflect the nation's Catholic population shift with several men being ordained in dioceses in the South, where Catholics comprise 12 percent of the population. They comprise about 25 percent of the population nationally. However, today the Catholic population in the South is double what it was 50 years ago.
There were seven men slated for ordination in the Diocese of Charlotte, North Carolina, which is three percent Catholic; twelve men in the Archdiocese of Atlanta, which is 6 percent Catholic; and six in the Diocese of Palm Beach, Florida, which is 16 percent Catholic.
Similarly, six men were to be ordained in the Archdiocese of Louisville, Kentucky, which is 16 percent Catholic; six men in the Diocese of Mobile, Alabama, which is 5 percent Catholic; and five men in the Diocese of Memphis, Tennessee, which is 4 percent Catholic.
In the Midwest, where the Catholic population is larger, nine ordinations will take place in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis; eight in the Diocese of Rockford, Illinois; nine in the Archdiocese of Chicago; six in the Diocese of Bismarck, North Dakota; five in the Archdiocese of Dubuque, Iowa; 5 in the Diocese of Fargo, North Dakota; five in the Diocese of Madison, Wisconsin; and six in the Archdiocese of St. Louis.
In the West, where the number of Catholics has increased by two and a half times in the past 50 years, six ordinations are planned in the Archdiocese of Denver. In addition, in the Diocese of Boise, Idaho, 3 ordinations are planned; Diocese or Spokane, Washington, 6; Diocese of Tulsa, Oklahoma, 5; the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, 6; the Diocese of Orange, California, 5; Archdiocese of Portland, Oregon, 3; and the Diocese of Salt Lake City, where Catholics number 4 percent, 2.
In the Northeast, which has traditionally had large numbers of Catholics, 8 men were slated for ordination in the Archdiocese of Boston; 5 in the Archdiocese of Baltimore; 6 in the Diocese of Pittsburgh; 4 in the Diocese of Scranton, Pennsylvania; and 6 in the Archdiocese of New York.
The ordinands represent a wide variety of backgrounds. Sixteen percent come from the field of education, including two elementary school teachers, Francisco Perez, 36, to be ordained for the Diocese of Amarillo, Texas; and George Jakopac, 31, to be ordained for the Baltimore Archdiocese. Another educator, Terry Wipf, 42, who taught music for seven years, will be ordained for the Bismarck Diocese.
Others bring background in health services, including Jeffrey Gatlin, 32, who worked four years as a chaplain with a hospice program and who is being ordained for the Louisville Archdiocese; and Dennis Bliss, 49, a psychotherapist and clinical director, who is being ordained for the Diocese of Youngstown, Ohio.
Several were born outside the United States, including Marco Antonio Ortiz Pablos, 29, who was born in Mexico and is to be ordained for the Los Angeles Archdiocese; and Jose Puente, 32, born in Mexico, and to be ordained there for the Archdiocese of San Antonio. Roman Shemayev, 28, of the Dominican order, was born in Russia. Stephen Folorunso, 35, was born in Nigeria and will be ordained for the Rockford Diocese. Grzegorz Cioch, 28, who was born in Poland, went to medical school there. He speaks five languages and will be ordained for the Denver Archdiocese.
Several were born in Vietnam, including Tuan Ahn Do, 27, who will be ordained for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, and Phung van Phung, 42, who will be ordained for the Diocese of Davenport, Iowa. Joseph Long Dinh, 41, who escaped Vietnam by boat and came to the United States as a refugee, will be ordained for the Charlotte Diocese, and John Tran, 28 , who also escaped Vietnam as a refugee, will be ordained for the Louisville Archdiocese.
Several can boast of educational achievements. Gladstone Stevens, Ph.D., 34, who will be ordained for the Louisville Archdiocese, earned scholastic honors both at Duquesne University and Marquette University. Joseph Goering, 31, who will be ordained for the Fargo Diocese, was a National Merit Scholar and an electrical engineer.
Many have been active in sports. Curt Kondik, 31, played basketball for the Padres, a seminary team which plays Cleveland celebrities in the Hoops for Hunger fundraiser. He will be ordained for the Diocese of Cleveland. Mark Lander, 26, who will be ordained for the Diocese of San Bernardino, California, worked as a lifeguard and was active in swimming and water polo. Andrew Webster, 28, a mechanical engineer in the automotive industry ran the 1999 Chicago marathon. He will be ordained for the Archdiocese of Detroit.
Patrick Van Durme, 34, a former Outward Bound instructor who worked in youth ministry, will be ordained for the Diocese of Rochester, New York. Daniel Seccomb, 40, a member of the Marist order, is a former Montana state champion in darts. Edwin Cipot, 44, who played professional baseball from 1974-1982, and was an actor from 1983-1993, will be ordained for the New York Archdiocese.
Many of the ordinands have military experience, including Andrew Lawrence, 30, of the Archdiocese of Dubuque, Iowa, who was in the Air Force and is slated to become an Air Force chaplain.
Several lawyers have been attracted to the priesthood, including Daniel Whalen, 45, an attorney and realtor, who is being ordained for the Pittsburgh Diocese; Darren Hazeur, 30, a member of the Josephite Order; Jerry Fenton, 67, who is being ordained for the St. Paul and Minneapolis Archdiocese, and Michael Reid, 44, who is being ordained for the Diocese of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and Robert Cook, 59, who is being ordained for the Diocese of Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Some men are pursuing priesthood after several years in other careers. They include Frank Rouleau, 54, a psychotherapist, being ordained for the Diocese of Norwich, Connecticut; Michael O'Brien, 39, who was a rocket scientist for Martin Marietta, and is being ordained for the Denver Archdiocese; and Douglas McGonagle, 40, a research astronomer, who is being ordained for the Diocese of Springfield, Massachusetts. Nicholas Pavia, 40, who has been active in city and state politics in Connecticut, will be ordained for the Diocese of Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Several men reported work experience with media, including Paul Yuenger, 49, who has worked in TV production, radio production, and as a radio announcer, and will be ordained for the Diocese of Wheeling, West Virginia. Charles Wood, 39, also worked in media and wrote a documentary on African-American history of northern Indiana and southwest Michigan. He will be ordained for the Portland Archdiocese. Others include Robert Oliver, Ph.D., 39, who has worked as a radio announcer and high school teacher, and who is being ordained for the Boston Archdiocese; and Oscar Figueroa, 35, a radio broadcaster, to be ordained for the Diocese of Sacramento, California.
Some had careers in law enforcement, including David Shoemaker, 34, who worked in military and law enforcement, and will be ordained for the Diocese of Mobile, Alabama; Francis Hicks, 58, a special agent for U.S. Department of Justice for 23 years and a Peace Corps Volunteer in Thailand, who will be ordained for the Los Angles Archdiocese; Frederick R. Harvey Jr., 37, a deputy U.S. Marshall, who will be ordained for the Bismarck Diocese; and Robert Grabner, 45, who served 15 years as a police officer, and who will be ordained for the St. Paul and Minneapolis Archdiocese.
Three men have pursued priesthood after serving in other churches. David Naylor, 46, who will be ordained for the Louisville Archdiocese, and James McLelland, 53, who will be ordained for the Diocese of Shreveport, Louisiana, were ministers in the United Methodist Church. Jeff Gatlin, who is being ordained for the Louisville Archdiocese, was a Presbyterian chaplain.
For one man, Bernard F. Fraser, 28, who is being ordained for the Archdiocese of Detroit, priesthood has become a family tradition. His father, Daniel Fraser, a widower with nine children,was ordained last year for the Diocese of Toledo, Ohio.
One has made the Guinness Book of Records. Jan Krutewicz, 41, made the 1998 Guinness Book of Records for building the world's smallest telephone. He will be ordained for the Chicago Archdiocese.
Some are pursuing priesthood in their senior years. Larry Letourneau, 61, widowed and a former grocery store manager, will be ordained for the Diocese of Salina, Kansas; Joseph Esau Jacob, 77, an engineer, will be ordained for the Diocese of Lafayette in Indiana. John Jasper, 69, an architect, will be ordained for the Diocese of Baker, Oregon; and Albert Backmann, 62, a certified public accountant who sold his firm to enter the seminary, will be ordained for the St. Paul and Minneapolis Archdiocese. Roland Nadeau, 64, a retired postal worker who has three children and one grandchild, will be ordained for the Diocese of Portland, Maine.
Some bring special talents to enhance their pastoral ministry. Michael Depcik, 30, an Oblate of St. Francis DeSales, for example, has been actively engaged in deaf ministry, and Christopher Kulig, 33, a Carmelite, knows sign language.
Others have been involved in youth work, including John Cichello, 33, a Glenmary Home Missioner, who was a district executive for the Boy Scouts of America.


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To be honest, I don't use Gold Class QW, but I do have Gold Class QD, and I don't see much of a difference on my black '12 Cruze...
Since I havn't tried protectant spray or polish, i'll just say my current favorite is ultimate wash and wax anywhere.
I'm diggin' the Ultimate Quik Wax, I just hope it could work as a stand alone wax. LOL
I like UC but my fab is UQW partially because it reminds me of strawberry pez
UQW is a durable product and a nice smelling one too, but as a stand alone product it won't be the most durable protection. As a booster, it will definitely renew the shine and slick feeling of the paint. But for a spray wax, it is quite durable and really has depth. And being incredibly easy to use, it can be tempting to use it more often than necessary (think quick detailer)
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P1. Start about 5 feet to the right of Wind Ridge. Start up and right on a easy crack, then move left into a open right-facing dihedral. Follow up about 60 feet and belay from a ... ledge. P2. Move up another 30 feet or so, then cross left up a ramp before hauling over a roof with ridiculously huge holds. Follow crack straight up then move left to join Wind Ridge, belaying at the wide ramp. Eds. Note, the original route went right above the roof. Walk off from here, or (better) do the fun roof for P3 of Wind Ridge. P3. Eds. There is an optional pitch above the walkoff ledge to the right of P3 of Wind Ridge.
Lighter rack needed, with an emphasis on the smaller stuff.
Good route! Lots of medium stoppers and a couple of cams #2-3 Friends. Second pitch is great with fun moves around the fin/flake, over the roof, and up through a nice crack. Sling a boulder at the top with a 15 foot runner and enjoy the view!
For the second pitch, after the roof there are two cracks that appear, I traversed a little left and did this offwidth crack, which was alright. I think that the crack that immediately appears above you, the one to the right, is Tigger and what I did was traverse over and get onto Wind Ridge before I was supposed to. But I don't know for sure, does anyone?
Be careful with your gear placements when you undercling /traverse right toward the top of the first pitch. The rope got stuck today resulting in a minor epic. It would have *really* been interesting if we did not have radios :-o
A great climb, though a beginner may find a couple of the moves harder than some other 5.5 climbs they may have tried.
The moves around the flake (as well as those passing the roof) felt trickier to me than anything on the Wind Ridge.
This is one of my favorite .5s in the Park, especially, as Mike says, when you continue on with the 3rd P of Wind Ridge and its "...most improbable roof..." (-Rossiter) You can lengthen the climb (and shorten the already spoiled-kid approach) by starting Tigger a few feet up from Tagger, right off the trail. Pick from a few starts. If you bail at the top of P2, mind the big loose block at the beginning of the walk-off...the one with the huge chalked "X" on it. Make sure you're familiar with the location of the rap anchors if you summit. (Scramble to the N/NW.)
The best .5 ever! I'd venture to say it's a 5.6, due to the varied nature of the moves. This route has it all: face, lieback, undercling, roof, crack, everything in small doses. The direct start previously described adds a bit of difficulty but a lot of fun and even more variety to this already great route. Highly recommended. Pro is always available and anchors are solid (but trad, no chains). I suggest the direct start to the ledge below Wind Ridge be one pitch, followed by a pitch all the way to below the roof after a short traverse left (after the lieback/underling flake). This can make communication a bit tricky but keeps people moving on this very popular route. Use longer slings where appropriate and rope drag is non-existent. Finally, finish by pulling the roof (sling the hole) and following the crack above to the walkoff ledge. A fourth pitch could be done to the top if desired.
After pulling the roof on the second pitch, make sure that you head straight up and then left at the finger crack. I have seen some major traffic jams, when climbers traverse over to the chimney on Wind Ridge. A party of 4 climbers blocked traffic on Wind Ridge for a good couple hours.
After red ledge, you can either go right or left. If you go left, you continue to follow the right facing [dihedral] or you can go right on a slabby undercling. Both options end up at the same place. From there, go left and head up and over to [Wind Ridge] area. The turn to the left is only a few yards up from the description above. Great climb, roof is got some good holds, with places for gear or an opportunity to girth with a sling. Bottom is straightforward with only a tricky move to start.
Yeah, pretty darn cool. Like everything else on the wind tower, it's easy to make this a lot harder than its grade, but also a fine line if you stay on route. The varied nature of this climb makes it all worthwhile! Bring your radios if you're unaccustomed to rope signals, though.
This roof felt harder to me than the roof on Wind Ridge, the roof on West Overhang and the roof on Lemmings. I actually thought I was off route till I came home and read these comments. Fun route though, was just tougher than any .5 I've ever encountered. Had a bit of a rope drag issue as well, I'm sure that made it seem a lot harder than it really was.
After reading the comments I felt I should clarify that the route does step RIGHT above the roof and continue up the short finger crack to the slabs above. This route was born of necessity, because it is for the most part protected from rock fall. During the 70s Wind Tower had more rubble than now-a-days. Duncan (Ferguson) and I used to spend lots of time on this route with International Alpine School students. A long runner can be threaded through a slot at the lip of the roof. Key word is "long" or you will suffer the consequences of [unnecessary] rope drag. Kevin
The first time I climbed this I belayed from the ledge below the undercling moves, and suffered some really stupid rope drag on the second pitch. The next time I did the undercling as part of the first pitch and moved right 2 meters or so to an ok stance. This alleviated all drag issues. I'm pretty sure that's where Rossiter recommends belaying. In any case, it went much better for me.
On 4-26-05, I was climbing through the roof and one of the big blocky chalked up holds right in the lower middle of the problem (just down and right of the rock tunnel) "flexed" a bit when pulled on. Be careful. Also, while this may be close to the mark for an Eldo 5.5 it feels more like a 5.6 (I'd give it a 5+). Combined with difficult communication, I don't recommend this for a beginner second who's a little scared on other 5's.-s
Climbed it today. Awesome lead. There is a loose cooler sized block at the top of the pinnacle below and climber's left of the belay ledge below the big flake. Do not pull on this, or stand on it. It's really loose!I agree with the drag issues noted above, and would repeat this climb with the belay set after the big lie back moves.
I climbed Tigger today and felt the route deserved a 5.6 rating. It felt more difficult and strenuous than Calypso. My novice partner also left two pieces from my anchor just below the undercling traverse that comes at the beginning of P2. The pieces were a blue Metolius TCU and an ABC Huevo nut. We're going to try and retrieve them tomorrow, but if you find them before us please don't be a jerk and please return them. Please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com if these pieces are found, and I'll make it worth your while. -Clay
Warning: There is a very loose piece of rock at the crux roof. It is attached to the broken ledge system on the climber's right at the roof. It should be ticked with an X to let others know it is unstable.
Did this route again and noticed the loose flake Aaron mentions below the crux roof above the 2nd belay. This flake is very tempting to use for a handhold and could easily come down and smash into the belayer or create serious rockfall for anyone below the route. Please be careful. An X mark chalked on the flake would be very useful, though I'm not keen on chalk in general.
Great variety : face, lieback, undercling, roof, crack; just enough to make this 5.6. Great holds/feet in conjunction with the right moves.
Hands down the most awesome Wind Tower climb I've done (but I've never done more than 5.6, Calypso ). I think the rating of 5.5 is a bit generous, I would give this a solid 5.6. Mostly classic Wind Tower climbing, but a few tricky moves are what make it fun. Took a fall of the overhang/roof starting P2, that was cool. Definitely a repeater.
I couldn't clean a #5 BD stopper from the first pitch, a storm was approaching and I didn't want to waste any time, so it'll probably come out with minimal effort. Great climb the p2 lead is exciting for 5.5, I thought it felt a little tougher than Calypso.
I felt Calypso was harder, Calypso seems more polished and less gear to be had than Tigger. The roof pulls very easily, maybe an old school 5.5. You can traverse left on the first pitch to gain the first belay of Wind Ridge, although the move is awkward.
You can combine the first two pitches with a 60M rope if you start from the ledge below Wind Ridge and use lots of runners. We had about two meters of rope left and rope drag was pretty bad. We stayed to the right above the roof.
This is a fun climb and a really good climb for someone beginning to lead on trad. There are many spots to place gear from very solid stances. And, the left line around the roof on P2 creates the feel that you're on something a little harder than a .5. But, the holds are huge.
Did this climb yesterday with my seven-year-old daughter and Tony Anzelmo. Maybe the 5.5 rating is a reasonable "Eldo rating" but it seemed quite a bit harder to me. The main thing we learned is that the hardest sections on both pitches are significantly harder for a 4-foot-plus child; Tony ended up having to be a human ladder so that my daughter was able to make it past these sections.
Also was one of my favorite easy Eldo routes. Today was the second time I'd done it, the third time in past couple years, so feel like I'm getting to know it. Have to say I'd rate the overhang on P2 harder than .5, more like 5.6+..._especially_ if you miss the handhold on the right that lets you to easily move your right foot up. (Can't imagine a 7 yr old having that reach!)
I'm surprised by the comments saying it's harder than Calypso; I found it easier. The roof move is maybe a bit heady but pretty easy to protect.
Part of the "ledge" at the top of P1 is actually a big loose rock. It shifted yesterday; probably not a good idea to sit or stand on it while belaying.
Solid route for my first time climbing, first pitch.


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"Perfect for our Adventure"
The stay was great, the only complaint is that it's not close to I-480.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Wow - what a great stay!"
The best 2.5 stay hotel ever! Rooms were recently updated with fresh style. Beds were very comfortable. Everything was clean. Plenty of amenities. Great breakfast selections for all types of eaters. Our out-of-town guests easily caught the RTA train to the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame downtown. Close to airport. Best of all, front desk and cafe staff were […] friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. We found our Cleveland hotel! Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Renovated and was very nice for the rate...an easy win all around.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great hotel. Strongly recommended."
This had everything a good hotel should have. I was in Cleveland for a job interview and I had a comfortable stay at this hotel the night before.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
good stay location to ix center good and staff was very goodAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"It's more money than I think it's worth"
Towels were really thin. Toilet didn't flush well.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Close to every transportation option--literally"
The facility was average at best, but if you want to be close to any transportation, this is your place. The RTA is to the west, just across the parking lot, for both passenger and freight trains. The highway on ramp is to the east,literally. The airport is just south so you also have planes flying over head. You cannot walk to anything,other than the […] train station. The room itself was comfortable enough, but I can do with a lot less transportation. Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Simple but nice"
Nothing special about this place, but its clean with basic pastries, breads, and self made waffles for continental breakfast. Front desk staff were nice and efficient. Easy freeway on/off.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Close to downtown"
Close to downtown but this place has seen better days!Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Too much smoke"
If you are not on a non-smoking floor, beware. The third floor was very offensive to someone who does not smoke because they allow smoking in the rooms.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great staff....not very quite room"
The hotel staff was wonderful. The room was fine except for the noise. We didn't check in until midnight so we checked in and were ready to sleep. The noise of the highway was quite loud and then you could hear people in other rooms/hallway all night long. Maybe it was where the room was located but it was not a good room for sleep......Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"nice, clean, and friendly staff"
The hotel was clean. The staff for evenings and days were all friendly and helpful. When I called for shuttle pick up, they were there within 10 minutes.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Short Stay"
No problem with the stay, the only one question: does hot brea\kfast mean only boiled eggs?Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great hotel and price"
The rooms were very clean and the best were beyond comfortable! Def recommend. The stay was extremely helpful and friendly during our visitAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
Room was clean but needed an update. The ac unit could not be adjusted in my room and temperature was a little warm. Breakfast was ok.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Nice Stay, Friendly Staff, Newly Renvoated"
The hotel was newly renovated and the staff was very friendly. Our entire group had a very nice stay.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Just right for the price,would stay again.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Convenient to highway"
They seem to have a continuing problem w/malfunctioning A/C. The 1st night it ran perfectly. 2nd it would only pump out heat! I called the desk. The guy that answered gave me bogus advice. It cont. to pump heat. I called again. This time a very nice girl from the front desk came to my room. She did something with the outlet. No change, just more heat. […] She tried everything. The room next door had a similar problem, so I ended up in a 3rd room where the unit worked perfectly that night and the 3rd night. I wish I had gotten her name - she was very polite and obviously cared. She was easy-going and did everything in her power to make me comfortable. SHE is the reason I will return to this hotel. The room was clean, bed comfortable, lobby welcoming. Worth the std room rate unless you're there on a weekend - this hotel as others in the area raise their rates significantly when there is a sporting event or other activity in Cleveland. :-( It's easy to get to, and the highway is so close it's visible from the hotel, but the windows are good in that the highway noise didn't overwhelm us inside with noise. Very tiny area for people to sit to eat "breakfast" which was all carb food. Very disappointing. We ended up going to a restaurant close by. Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Martez is a star"
Very helpful staff. Good value for money. Great location. Will definitely stay again.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"hotel close to tourist attractions"
We found several tourist attractions near our hotel. The rapid transit loading station has easy acess across the street.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
"really nice place to stay at a great price"
We wanted a place near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame that was affordable. This hotel was a great price, really easy to get to the hall of fame. Staff were nice and beds were really comfortable. Good breakfast. Would definately stay there again if traveling through Cleveland.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
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"Good Option close to The RTA"
We needed a hotel close to a Rapid station so that we could get downtown easily. La Quinta was perfect--2 minute walk to the station, was clean with a super-nice staff but a bit loud in the morning due to proximity to the bus terminal.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
"clean and comfortable"
Stayed here with family after vising Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame. Hotel was close to highway, rates were good, room was comfortable and clean. Close to restaurants and a mall. Breakfast was great. Staff was friendly and helpful.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great location for Indians/Tigers game!"
This is the place to stay for games held at the Progressive field! Hotel is right off the expressway and there is transportation to the field from the hotel. The hotel was clean, the staff was friendly and overall stay was great! Plus Tiger's won!Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
Only problem was that the woman in charge of the breakfast was very rude. At precisely 9:00a.m., she shut down and said they had no more bowls for cereal. Would not get spoons, etc. She remarked: "I told you we were shut down", in a rude manner. The morning before, another worker was very polite to late comers.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Hotel located next to highway with easy access to entrance ramp. Was difficult to find entrance to hotel at first and a bigger sign off the street would be helpful. Room was cleaan, as were common areas. Bathroom appeared dated but was clean.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
I usually stay at LaQ in North Olmsted. This hotel is not on a par.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
"Excellent value"
This hotel is 20 minutes from everything in Cleveland. It is clean, staff is very nice, and it is pet friendly. Not the 50-dollars-a-stay friendly type, but the real thing, we-love-dogs-and-they-stay-free friendly. Breakfast area is a little small, and I found myself having to wait a bit most mornings. Would have hoped the staff there would have helped, […] as I did stand there one morning with my breakfast, while a table for 4 "reserved" by a guest, who kept saying there was no free space because her kids were coming, but they never came. She left after sitting alone for 30 minutes. Certainly not the fault of the hotel if some people are rude and selfish, though. Also, if you use a GPS to find the hotel, use 154th street for the address, not 150th - that will get you so lost. Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Right across the street from the RTA"
Overall, a nice hotel. The room was clean and comfortable, except the inability to change the amount of air coming out of the air conditioner which was right next to the desk. It was either on and blowing cold air directly at you or off. There were a couple of tiles missing in the bathroom along the base of the wall, but not anything that caused a problem. […] The staff was friendly and helpful and everything was clean. I would stay there again. Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"There is a fence around the parking for a reason."
Hotel was fine, rooms were clean and fine. But the hotel clearly has security issues - a couple of people suggested that I really try to find a place to park in front, but none were available. And sure enough, my catalytic converter was sawed off from my car overnight. So that was 2 hours, many $$$.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
"bedroom look really good,bed are comfortable"
Nice hotel only bad thing to say it's the bathroom need some updates.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
It was comfortable and close to areas we needed to be. The maid service was below par, we made our own bed for 3 nights. The shower was great, good pressure and plenty of hot water. The breakfast was good and I enjoyed making my own waffles. There was a lot of plane traffic but not noticeable in the room. The RTA was across the street. Desk persons […] were great, helpful and polite. We would definitely stay there again. Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"I'd say it was a good experience over all"
It was good. The first thing that happened when we got there was that our keys for the room didn't work, that got handled very quickly. The neighborhood that it was located in wasn't that great. And the only other thing I could say negatively was that the complimentary breakfast was pretty much non-existent. The room was beautiful, modern and clean […] . Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Every thing was good"
I was there for 2 nights . Since I am a traveller from out of country they were nice to drive me to the k mart via their shuttle as I was in desperate need to buy the suitcase so it was really helpful . The rapid station is just next to the hotel so very convinent to go to downtown . Safe area , not much restaurant around but no complaints . Would recommend […] anyone to stay and if I visit I will stay here again Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
"priced right"
Stayed in a double bed suite with my two brothers, we requested a roll out bed but the front desk said it would be a fire hazard?! The room had a strong bleach and pine smell that would not go away but other than that it was clean,quiet and offered complimentary breakfast.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"downtown cleveland"
the hotel was located very close to the theater .nice locationAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
"pretty good"
it was ok.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"No issues."
Spent a short night before an early flight. It was fine.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
"Very Happy With Our Stay At The La Quinta!!!!!"
We had an Excellence experience because the hotel provided us with enough comforts that made us feel at home while we were away from home.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
dirty interior ,linen not clean on check in.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Weekend in Cleveland"
When we entered the lobby, it was apparent that there was a lot of work being done at the hotel. They were renovating. But the staff were friendly and helpful, and we were given a free shuttle ride directly to the car rental facility near the airport. The breakfast was typical for this type of hotel. I would stay at this hotel again, because the location […] is very convenient to the airport and rail transit to downtown. Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Hard To Find"
We needed a pet friendly hotel near the airport in Cleveland. We stay in Cleveland once or twice a year to visit a close friend who lives in the area near the airport. This was the most questionable neighborhood we've encountered. It wasn't aweful, just okay. While this hotel is just off the interstate, it is very hard to find. It appears to be on the […] ramp to reenter the interstate and you have to take a leap of faith that you'll be able to pass the ramp and reach the hotel, which is the only way to get there. Everything about this hotel was okay, not great, not aweful, but okay. Our room was clean enough, but smelled of smoke. That was okay because you have to expect less than the best room available when you travel with pets. The bedding was not the standard I'm used to, but not undersized and scratchy, so okay. Staff was helpful and friendly, but not quite sure how to help customers who were used to more amenities. They were clearly thrown off by our requests for things like printed directions to major attactions (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame) and a request for extra pillows, but did their best to comply. In short, if you are looking for a place to sleep at a reasonable price and/or have a pet, this place would be fine. If you are looking for an area full of places to eat and things to do, cozy bedding, and lots of amenities, try something nearer Great Northern Mall. Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
"Reno's almost complete"
Our first words upon arriving at the La Quinta were "oh-oh!" The entrance was not inviting. The glass doors were dirty, the front entrance in general was not at all inviting. The lady at the front desk was very polite and helpful in giving us information for our stay in Cleveland. She advised us that they had just completed 3 months of room renovations […] and the new dining room furniture was being unpacked right behind us. The rooms were nicely updated and new....and very comfortable. Curb appeal is very lacking and not at all inviting.....maybe that's their next project?! Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"close to public transit"
Our stay was fine. The negative was that while it is very close to the RTA station rail service was cancelled for two of our three days and the buses provided were much slower. This was not the fault of the hotel of course.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Great serviceAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Easy to find & easy on/off of major express way"
I was very pleased when we got to our room, it was newly painted, and designed with beautiful wall pictures. There were new desks, sitting chairs & beds. This hotel is a regular stay every year and I must say this year I was impressed! The overall improvements made to the rooms made our stay very comfortable & relaxing I credit that to the clean feel […] of the room. Its definitely a nice change & it was done in good taste. Great Job. Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"These guys are so service oriented!!!"
While the location is just so-so, the hotel itself is a great value. The rooms are well appointed with the bed quality being of 4-5 star quality: I slept like a baby between the comfy bed and the wave soundtrack that plays when you first turn the TV on. The bathroom is out of a 1990's tract house but it served its purpose. Check in was a breeze and […] the desk clerk leaves you with no questions to ask (i.e. do you need a menu for local dinner delivery options, do you need an airport shuttle in the morning, do you need a wake-up call...). I was very pleased with this level of service. I slept most of the time so I can't comment much on any other amenities. The free breakfast was so-so but filling. The free lobby computer is fast, functional, and has a printer. Even maids traversing the hallways were super friendly. The airport shuttle service is exceptional! I needed to be dropped off at a location on the way to the airport and the driver was more than happy to do so! Again, great customer service! I feel bad though as I had no money to tip the driver. I do concur with the smell of the smoke in the lobby. The reason is that guests smoke right outside of the door which is an automatic door. I would suggest moving the smoking area to the back of the hotel which is a standard door which requires a keycard to open. To sum it up, this is a great hotel that is definitely service oriented. You get way more than you pay for and I would stay here again for sure! Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Pleasantly Surprised!"
I have always stayed at Hilton and Marriott Hotel chains. I needed a last minute room and found the great reviews and price on La Quinta Inn. I was happy to see the hotel and room to be very modern and comfortable. I actually choose to stay at the same La Quinta Inn the following week. My experience the second time was almost as good as the first except […] the bathroom was not as tidy and clean. The toilet seat had stains on it. Ohter than that, I enjoyed my stay and found the breakfast to be great! Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Good Place!"
My1st stay @ the LQAN coincided with their remodel & upgrade which is still underway. It didn't interfere with my room, which was on the 3rd floor, where the work was already completed. They did a very nice job; my room was well thought out, comfortable and appointed. The staff were both welcoming and responsive. A real big plus: a station of Cleveland's […] Rapid Transit line [RTA] is a short walk across the parking lot which affords access to downtown, Hopkins Airport and the east side of town...a treasure for those of us who don't want to drive. I'll return here on my next trip to the Cleve. Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
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ac system elecrical help
got a 88 blazer s10 need help with ac prob
ok ill make it quick and detailed as i can. ac system is charged, ac compressor is good. all fuses are fine i get power to all of the wires but once it gets to the relay nothing after that. i tried new relays nothin. the only way it works is if i use a wire to connect the power wire which in this case is the pink with black stripe and cross that to the green with black stripe. so power is getting to the relay in one wire but there are 5 there. need to know what to do to get this fixed asap.
04-08-2010, 01:33 AM #2Have you checked you pressure switches? Do you ever go to George and Dragon II on 48th St?
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pressure switches are plugged in. the only one i see is the one on the canister.
and no i aint been there
04-08-2010, 08:09 AM #4You need to put a jumper in the switch. Disconnect the switch and jump the plug. GMs AC systems are notorious for this.
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I just had something similar. Everything appeared to work fine but no AC. I found out the the compressor clutch was siezed.
04-10-2010, 06:30 PM #7I was talking to him offline, and it was his Low pressure switch....
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6:00pm Tuesday 27th August 2013 in News By Freddie Whittaker , covering Politics and Kidlington. Call me on 01865 425498
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BY 2020, three of the biggest developments of Oxford's history will be completed in the west end of the city, rounding off almost £1bn of investment.
A £400m new Westgate shopping centre, a revamped Oxpens area with flats, offices, research space and a hotel and a £300m new rail station are all being heralded as part of a bright future for the city.
But with at least some of the work on all three sites due to happen at the same time, concerns have been raised about the impact this will have on the city's already bulging transport system.
Private hire driver Richard Barlow, 60, said: "It's going to be chaos. Oxford will grind to a standstill. When they did the work on Botley Road recently the traffic was tailed back all the way up St Giles and the Banbury Road.
"They should be doing it one stage at a time."
Jean Fooks, a county councillor who is also the Lib Dem leader of the opposition on the city council, said: "There are all sorts of exciting things going on, including these major development projects, but there is some concern they're not all joined-up and the county council needs to be aware of this.
"Martin Tugwell (deputy growth and infrastructure director) has said it will be quite a challenge to keep everything moving while it's all going on, and it will definitely need some careful planning."
City executive board member Colin Cook said: "Clearly we are concerned, but I have confidence the county highways people have their fingers on the pulse and will find a solution that will work for the city during these changes.
"I know that we are putting in replacement parking for Westgate behind the ice rink, so there are things going on."
County council spokesman Martin Crabtree said: "Although they are each at different stages of development, it is very helpful for planning purposes that these three major sites are being looked at simultaneously. The cumulative impacts of the proposals are being considered and infrastructure needs identified.
"At this stage, none of the three proposals have planning consent and there is no firm programme for their construction. When more is known about the construction phases, the two councils will be working closely with developers to minimise disruption.
"In considering any new proposal we take into account the scale and nature of the potential impacts associated with its construction. With a number of major projects potentially happening in a concentrated period, this is particularly important and will require co-ordination.
"Both local authorities will work closely with both the developers and through groups such as the West End Steering Group to ensure that as projects begin to be built the impact is managed in such a way as to minimise disruption."
'Trade will suffer if shoppers put off'
Concerns have been raised about the impact on trade in the city if the three developments go ahead at the same time.
Rescue Oxford traders' association spokesman Graham Jones claims the city's independent businesses will suffer if shoppers are put off coming into Oxford.
He said: "Oxford will close down if they happen at the same time. I don't see how they can. There's got to be some phasing to it. If it all happens at once, people will all disappear off to other places and they will only come back when John Lewis opens as an anchor store.
"It's not just retail which will be affected, there are a lot of other organisations like Oxford University which has research facilities which need to be accessed, but retail will be devastated."
He said he had his doubts the Oxpens scheme would come to fruition in time to clash with the other schemes.
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