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Evangelion 2.0: Getting animated on a grand scale
Teen soap opera meets post-apocalyptic sci-fi in Evangelion 2.0: You Can (Not) Advance, which screens at select Cineplex theatres Jan. 20.
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Evangelion 2.0: Anime may have attained great popularity outside of Japan but it remains a largely small-screen phenomenon in these parts. It didn't help that Hollywood's few attempts to get in on the action were mostly targeted at under-10s (like the Pokemon movies) or else stiffed at the box office (like 2008's live-action version of Speed Racer).
Over in Japan, feature-film spinoffs of popular anime series routinely draw big numbers. In the movie's first weekend of release there in 2009, Evangelion 2.0: You Can (Not) Advance beat out all other contenders — the DVD also broke the record for pre-order sales for Amazon Japan.
It's unlikely to repeat those feats here but anime devotees will still get the rare chance to see it on the big screen on Jan. 20 across Canada at select Cineplex theatres.
The second of a planned quartet of movies based on Neon Genesis Evangelion — which ran as a TV show in the mid-'90s and remains a bestseller in manga form — this is one of the genre's most dazzling recent examples. A blend of teen soap opera and post-apocalyptic science fiction, it may be best described as Degrassi: The Next Next Next Generation.
Sparing no time to get newbies up to speed, Evangelion 2.0 will undoubtedly confound some viewers with its jam-packed narrative and jargon-heavy dialogue but the intricately designed, hyper-kinetic visuals more than compensate, especially when seen at the scale they deserve.
Film Noir 101: Moviegoers who like their heroes in fedoras and their femmes of the fatale variety can get a refresher on the glories of film noir in a new program this winter.
A lecture series hosted by local critic and broadcaster Kevin Courrier, Roads to Perdition: The Dark Allure of Film Noir delves deep into the shadowy world of American crime movies of the '40s and '50s, as well as the hits they've influenced in the decades since, a list that includes Chinatown and L.A. Confidential.
Among the other classics to be discussed in the course — which runs every third Tuesday of the month starting Jan. 18 at the Revue Cinema (400 Roncesvalles Ave.) — are Double Indemnity, Out of the Past and Gun Crazy.
And it almost goes without saying that it's a great place to get ideas if you're looking to pull off a foolproof insurance scam or bump off an inconvenient husband.
Waterlife and World of Shorts: The winter programs at the NFB Mediatheque (150 John St.) lure half-frozen moviegoers in from the cold with a noteworthy pair of screenings on Jan. 19. At 4 p.m., the weekly Free Favourites at Four series continues with Waterlife, the 2009 doc about the perils facing the Great Lakes by Toronto filmmaker Kevin McMahon.
Then at 7 p.m., there's an especially star-laden edition of the NFB's monthly World of Shorts program (cost is $6; $4 for students and seniors). The likes of Robert Pattinson and Keira Knightley can be seen in Cult of Celebrity, a slate of recent short films from the U.K. and the U.S. Not sure if writer David Rakoff — who appears here in The New Tenants, a dark comedy that won last year's Oscar for best live action short — exactly counts as a celebrity, but we're still happy to see his scruffy self.
Cult-movie madness at the Bloor: Fans of psychotronic cinema and other cult-movie delights continue to get their fix of the weird stuff this month at the Bloor Cinema (506 Bloor St. W.). Chris Alexander's Monday Madness B-Movie Fest continues Jan. 17 with a two-wheeled double feature of exploitation flicks from the early '70s: The Pink Angels (about a gang of transsexual bikers) and Werewolves on Wheels (do you really need a plot synopsis?).
Then on Jan. 20, Rue Morgue magazine's monthly Cinemacabre series presents Holocaust 2000, an Italian knockoff of The Omen that gave Kirk Douglas many ample opportunities to treat the scenery like it was chewy linguine.
Meanwhile, the Bloor hosts short runs of several other well-loved flicks, including The Man Who Fell to Earth, director Nicolas Roeg's 1976 collaboration with a never-eerier David Bowie. It screens from a new 35mm print on Jan. 16 and 17.
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"Good looks but not comfortable"
The hotel has a great view. The club is nice. But that's about all. Charge 26 resort fee and 30 per day for parking, but the spa is really just some shower and jacuzzi, not even as good as some gym. The room is really not so good, not very clean and shower head is leaking. Food is expensive and greesy even for the sala. Spend more than 700 for 2 nights. […] Not worth it. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
The Claremont Hotel is a lovely property that is well kept and really pretty inside and out. The room I was given, however, was such a contrast to the rest of the hotel. It was extremely small with an outdated bathroom, a cheap and older hair dryer and clock, no bathrobe, bad t.v. connection and the room was located next to the maintenance room which […] was loud throughout the night. I couldn't help but think that the money I saved by using hotels.com was taken into account by the front desk and I was given a room of a lower standard. I can get a much more updated, larger, well appointed room elsewhere for the $300 per night I paid to stay there. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
The Spa was fantastic. The restaurants were great. The room was awesome!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Very nice staff....rooms seemed a little out dated but clean. I liked the area a lot and wish we would have had more time to explore. Would have been nice if they had a shuttle to Airport and Bart.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Rooms are old and worn"
Beautiful hotel and setting, but rooms are old and worn and in major need of updating, to the point of being shabby. I travel at least 5 nights a month for work, and this was one of the worst rooms I've stayed in for quite a while. Also, the hotel does not provide any transportation to the Bart station, to campus, or anywhere else. You have to wait […] for a cab to take you anywhere and it is really too far to walk and a long wait for a cab. Overall, I was disappointed with this hotel. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"a night at the claremont...best plan every"
the claremont hotel accommodations where perfect. despite a small check in mix up (i guess the hoteldotcom reservation isn't housed with other reservations and they couldn't figure out my name for about 15 minutes), i was able to get into the spa for a lovely soak and steam before they closed at 5pm. the room was relatively large with beautiful view […] of the Bay. the room had a great bar area, which made opening my wine easy. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Worth it for the pool and gym"
The hotel and grounds are beautiful. The room was good but not great. The furniture is a bit dated, but it's an old hotel in general.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Gem with beautiful view at good price"
great place to stay with a large group of friends - price is terrific and rooms are comfie, with terrific views... wish the bar stayed open on a Saturday night past midnight, however!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
MADE THIS RESERVATION AT THE REQUEST OF MY FATHER TO SURPRISE MY MOTHER TO CELEBRATE THEIR 6OTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. HE TOLD ME THAT ROOM, SERVICE AND EXTRA CARE SHOWN THEM WAS OUTSTANDING AND MADE FOR A MEMORABLE STAYGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Great old place. Needs a buffing.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great service"
Great service and nice getawayGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Overpriced and Overrated"
When we walked into our room, we were stunned at how small and basic it was compared to all the pictures. Moreover, simple amenities like a fridge were nonexistent, and both sides of the bed did not even have a nightstand, The TV was perhaps a first-generation flat-screen, with grainy, pixelated images and words. And the room itself did not have any […] grounded electricity outlets to plug in, say, a laptop. That had to be done in the bathroom. Finally, the hotel charges $30 to park overnight and another $26 for access to "amenities," such as the steam room, whether you want to use those facilities or not. Clearly, they do not know the definition of "amenities." Overall, I would suggest that others save their money and stay somewhere that the brand and prestige are not part of the price tag, which is far too high for what is offered. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Lovely location"
The hotel overall is beautiful with nice amenities. The higher end rooms are quite lovely and almost regal. The regular rooms are much simpler but nice, not incredibly spacious but not cramped either. The bed was comfortable, the restroom was spacious and clean. I enjoy staying here especially when I have time to enjoy the full grounds and amenitie […] s. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
I enjoyed my stay very much. An item in the room was dirty when I entered the room. I called the Front desk, and it was taken care of by the time I returned from dinner, and hour later, just as I had asked. Beautiful design and quality of hotel; quiet with nice view if you take the bay view option. Front desk staff were excellent. Other staff I met […] in passing were professional, and kind. Please note that only booked here because of a Hotels.com discount that brought the price down to a a few hundred dollars. For me, after 3 weeks of hiking, it was a really nice treat. Nothing like waking up to the soft finish of the sunrise in a comfortable bed in a very nice room. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great experience -- highly recommended"
I did not partake in the amenities of the location -- we were there because of the great deal, and needed a place to stay in the middle of moving from one house to another, so we weren't on vacation! Everything was wonderful. The staff was very kind and helpful, the room was smallish but very nice. Water pressure was pretty incredible, perhaps the strongest […] I've ever experienced. The only tiny thing that was an annoyance was the door: Because the floor of the hotel has clearly "Settled" a little since it was built, the bottom of the door had to be angled to swing open properly, but it left a 2-3 inch gap between the floor and the bottom of the door. We put a rolled-up towel down, and it was fine. I don't think all the rooms have this problem. I would definitely stay again! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Loved it"
This was one of my best hotel stays ever. From the moment we arrived, everything was taken care of. I was surprised pleasantly that the Bellman took my name and passed it to the front desk for expedited check in! Restaurant was casual yet excellent cuisine. A very romantic spot with wonderful view of the Oakland harbor lights. The room was quiet and […] spacious and well appointed. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
This is a very old building that has beautiful architecture but would benefit from a renovation. The fixtures in our bathroom were inadequate. We were booked for a room with a king sized bed and ended up in one with 2 doubles. The hotel staff is wonderful and helpful. Dining prices were very expensive, especially compared to local restaurants.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
great hotel. old rooms.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"A wonderful experience"
We had a wonderful time and the staff made it even more enjoyable.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Leisure @ the Claremont."
David @ the Paragon bar was very accommodating. Treated my daughter well while we celebrated her 21st B-day. Nice facility. We'll be back.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Claremont Elegance"
The hotel is historic, stately, immaculate, and elegant. We were not, however, provided the king bed we requested (the excuse given was that when reservations are made through third parties [Expedia in our case], the request takes second place to other guest requests). We were placed in a room with a queen bed near the elevators. Hence we heard elevator […] noise and air conditioners going on and off all night disrupting our sleep. Having said all that, I will continue to stay at the Claremont whenever in the area. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Response by The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. We are so glad you have appreciated the elegance and history of our hotel during your stay with us. It is a concern, however, that you were not pleased with your recent guest room accommodations. It would be out of place for us to discuss any third party bookings but we truly regret any inconvenience you may have encountered. Your comfort is always important to us and we are happy to honor all requests when we are able to do so. We look forward to welcoming you again.
"Beautiful property, great pool"
Daughter was at UC Berkley. The hotel was conveinently located close to campus, shops, and restaurants. I will stay here again.Genuine Expedia guest review
Response by The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa is located in the heart of Bear Country and we are always happy to welcome UC Berkeley families! Thank you for taking the time to let us know your impressions of our hotel. It is wonderful to read that you have enjoyed not only our location, convenient to campus and local attractions, but also the beauty of our historic property. We look forward to seeing you again.
"High on the hill"
Beautiful hotel. quiet surroundings, tennis players hideaway (remembering for next time). Rooms are super clean, great beds. If you are using public transportation - be aware the Rockridge BART station is an easy walk from the hotel. However, coming back at the end of a long day - it's an uphill slog. Parking is $30 a day for those who are driving. […] Good spot. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Very outdated bathroom. Super loud air-conditioner. Old room. Needs overhaul.Genuine Expedia guest review
Response by The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa Thank you for sharing your candid feedback. We regret that your encounter at our historic hotel was not as positive as we would hope for and apologize for any inconvenience you encountered in your guest room. We will share your suggestions with our management team. It is our hope that you will consider another stay.
"Did not get the room that I paid for..."
I booked the "Elite Room" and what we got was the accessibility room. The hotel told me that happens when you book through the 3rd party. Really?! Although old, this hotel definitely has the high class atmosphere which I enjoyed, but the room had an awful view of the roof + parking and it was really not a pleasant room. The dinner was over priced and […] the kids pasta was the worst pasta I have had in my entire life. The pool was heated and the kids loved it. Overall, I'll give it 3/5. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Tiny room with fleas"
The hotel is beautiful and we love going to the restaurant and spa. However, the rooms are small and dated. We booked through hotels.com a standard room with two double beds. We arrive, they said they only had a king bed. Took the room with looked like a maids room which would barely fit a king bed. Window was a sliver looking at a roof. Then we discovered […] fleas crawling on my 2 year old daughter. We we reported it they said they were aware that they had that problem. BUT THEN MOVED US TO AN EVEN SMALLER ROOM - A DOWNGRADE. After complaining to the manager, we were moved again. This time to a normal sized standard room overlooking parking lot with nice fake leather chairs. I would not recommend staying in this hotel. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
fell in love in my hometown... a great experience. Hotel staff helped me deal with expedia and thier issues with a change of schedule that I wouldn't have expected them to deal with. It took time but I got what I wanted and was happy!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
I would definitely staff there again. Beautiful hotel and an excellent experience.Genuine Expedia guest review
Response by The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa It is so great to read that you enjoyed an excellent stay with us at The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa. The beauty of our property is a reflection of our dedication to providing luxurious and comforting accommodations for our guests and we are so glad it shows. We hope you will come to visit us again soon.
"Worst rooms in the hotel!"
Again with booking Expedia we received a room across from the elevators that rang throughout the night. The view was of the roof. We will not use Expedia again as this is the second time this has happened to us. We were unable to move rooms or even pay for an upgrade. The hotel had an event with loud music below our floor that lasted past midnight..we […] have young children so this was not appealing to us. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Response by The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. While we are so glad you found our associates to be so friendly and professional, we must apologize if your encounter fell short in any other way. While we can't speak for third party bookings, it is regrettable if your accommodations were not as you had hoped. We have a variety of room styles and decor in our historic hotel and always do are best to offer our guests what would make them most comfortable. Your comments will be shared with our management team. It is our hope that you will consider another visit so we can change your impressions.
"Classy hotel with an old world charm"
Entrance and the lobby are magnificent and unlike most other hotels- even unlike most other 4-star hotels. This hotel is not for everyone though because of its age, and styling - it's not contemporary. The room was very comfortable but the floors were creaky. I wish they did not charge me $30 for parking on top of $26 resort fee! In summary, I would […] go back because the style/ decor of the hotel is to my taste. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Resort fee should only be for resort useage"
I have been to this hotel a number of times while on business and every time resent paying a $25 resort fee when I have no time to even look at the pool, tennis courts or exercise facility. Food is over-priced and luckily we had a car to escape.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Comfortable stay at a nice facility"
The Claremont Resort is a nice expansive facility tucked away in the Berkeley hills. We were pleased to have a large room with a comfortable bed and large bathroom. Not all rooms are big, however, so experiences may vary. Our room did not have a view, but was nonetheless lovely. Only downside is that noise from adjacent rooms and the hallway can be […] loud and parking is a steep $30/day (tho at least they have parking!). The pool and grounds are also quite nice. Huge pool plus lap pool plus hot tub plus kiddie pool. There's also an entire fitness facility with a very nice locker room, sauna, steam room, and whirlpools. The property is a private club as well as hotel, so many people will be using the facility. It did not seem cramped for space, though. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Response by The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa We are so glad to know you enjoyed such a comfortable stay with us at The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa! Thank you for letting us know about your time and for sharing an assessment of each area you visited. Our guest rooms are all unique, with each one offering different styles and views and it is great to know you enjoyed the spaciousness. The Club has so many activities, fitness classes, pools, tennis and more. We do apologize if any sounds from outside your guest room were of any disruption to your peace, however. We do hope you will have the chance to visit us again in the future.
Rooms ok but was put in handicapped room with a view of tbe roof. Supposed to be an upgrade. Very noisy from hallway, adjscent rooms and rooms above. Charged 26 resort fee on top of e erything else plus pasrking. Nickel asnd dimed.Genuine Expedia guest review
Response by The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa We believe it is the little things that count and we couldn't be more disappointed to learn that you were not fully satisfied with your accommodations or if you felt misled in any way by our charges. Our resort fee enables guests to enjoy a wide range of incredible amenities and activities such as complimentary Internet, 3-hours of childcare, access to our pools, tennis courts, countless health club and spa choices and more. Please know that our associates are always happy to help you find the guest room that would make you most comfortable and we regret if any sounds from outside your room were of disruption to your peace. Thank you for sharing your experience with us, it is our hope to welcome you back again and fully impress you with all we have to offer.
"Great place to stay if you're moving from the area"
We stayed here for two nights as I was moving from Oakland and had to pack the bed early. The hotel staff was friendly. Meritage restaurant makes a fabulous breakfast and the patio at the Paragon is a great place to sit with a drink and to watch the sun set.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great facilities, but hotel needs update"
Beautiful hotel from the outside, great view over the bay area and great facilities, but could really need an update in the interior + the restaurant personnel seems to have an old-fashioned almost snobbish attitude that belongs to a 4-5 star hotel of the past. The front desk people were very helpful when I got ill and needed a doctor, but overall the […] hotel seems to be struggling to find its way into the new world. It is a shame because it has all the things you cannot change over time: location, view, a history etc. Just the interior and the service needs an update. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"One night at Cal"
Claremont never disappoints. Great bar/restaurant for drinks dinner on the deck. Rooms are big but showing their age a little (wood floor creaks under the thin carpet). Lobby always comfortable.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
I am glad that the Fairmount has bought the hotel and will invest some much needed money in it. It is a great, old property, but tired. Doors are thin and don't reach the ground so every noise is heard. It has a great history and has the potential to be a landmark property.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"our visit to the claremont"
We like to visit the grand hotels of the West: the Del Coronado, the Coeur d'Alene, the Santa Maria Inn, etc. So the Claremont was on our list. We appreciate the history and the architecture. We stayed two days - we did not get the full SPA experience because all the spa options are way too expensive - $350 for a 50 minute massage - that's not our market Also, […] we wanted to visit the bar but they closed early right in our face. Then while we were sitting in the area we saw seven other people all turned away as well. Had they waited a bit longer they would have had at least nine more customers. Because they were slow, a hotel of this caliber should NOT close early. We paid too much for our stay for that. Had they been committed to customer service would have taken some action. Other parts of the service were good. We did not eat in the hotel, we went into Berkeley and had a great time. We don't do Valet. All the non-Valet spots are up the hill. View from the room was great: the Bay and downtown SF. Clear view even when the bay had fog. Awesome. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Response by The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us. Positive or otherwise, the feedback our hotel receives is not taken lightly and is always appreciated. We believe that providing superior service is fundamental. Please accept our sincerest apologies if you felt anything but welcomed, as each and every one of our guests is highly valued. If at any point in time a guest finds something amiss, our associates are always more than happy to help and we regret if the hours of our restaurant were inconvenient for you. Many of our Spa treatments can be selected a la carte for more affordable options for all and we feature a number of spa specials and collections that provide great savings. We appreciate your feedback and hope you will stay with us again in the future so we can improve upon your impressions.
"A classic with gorgeous views and the best pool"
Fabulous time. Dinner in Le Meritage totally over priced.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very pleasant"
The room was great and had a view looking over the bay. We ate at the Paragon restaurant one evening and the service was extremely slow. It was busy but I imagine that place is always busy. We ordered room service in the morning and it took over an hour for two plates of eggs. Overall, the atmosphere was great but the service was not.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to San Francisco"
Beautiful historic hotel. Bathrooms could use an upgrade. Shower heads didn't put out enough pressure.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Amenities, Bad Room"
I'm not sure if it's the fact we look young or booked through a website, but first they put us in a room with two double beds facing the hill. When we asked to be switched to a queen or king they put us in the roof - literally with two micro windows 1 foot tall by two feet wide and skylights both of which have plantation shutters instead if blackout […] shades. Not good when you have a toddler who needs to nap ... and you've paid an arm and a leg for a fancy hotel. Very disappointed. I have to say the cost of parking is also a bit ridiculous. On a positive note the food was good through room service and at the Paragon. The pools and club amenities were great - very kid friendly. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Luxury and relaxing...."
This hotel was stunning. Staff was helpful and very polite. I had lots of questions about the sites, as it was my first time in the area. Everyone I spoke with was very helpful. Spa treatments were heavenly. Would recommend to anyone. Also, close enough to SF without having to stay right in the city.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
I paid and reserved a bay view room but I got a room with a view of a roof top. The room was not clean and the fixtures were falling apart.Genuine Expedia guest review
Response by The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa Thank you for taking the time to reach out to us here. It is always our intent to honor all guest room requests and while it is not clear in this forum as to what transpired our how your reservations were made, we must apologize for any inconvenience. We can understand how frustrating it can be when expectations are not met. Guests are always encouraged to let us know if anything is amiss while they are here and we regret if you found any issues with your accommodation. We do hope you will give us another opportunity to change your impressions.
"Mixed bag"
Loved the room decor and beautiful bathroom but the view of the bay was minimal and overshadowed by the tennis courts, and the room was physically under the restaurant. That was not disclosed and the moving around of furniture and noise overhead went on until after 11:30p and again at 2:45am, and again at 6:30am. They were apologetic but the reservation […] was labeled as Expedia and we felt like second class citizens Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Staff is very friendly. We had breakfast 2 days, and both the food and staff were wonderful.Genuine Expedia guest review
Response by The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa Exemplary service is what we hope to achieve with each and every guest encounter! Thank you so much for sharing your review and appreciation of our efforts at The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa. We do hope you will visit again soon.
"Classic Hotel"
This is a hotel to take you back to a gentler, kinder time. The room we had was exceptional. A lot of space, bay view, and best of all a bath tub. The staff went out of their way to be helpful. The breakfast was perfect. Spa facility is world class. The over all impression is this is a place that caters to their clients satisfactionGenuine Expedia guest review
Response by The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa Reading your review of The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa brought us such happiness. We're thrilled that you enjoyed your stay and your kind acknowledgement of our historic hotel is greatly appreciated. Knowing that your visit brought you back to a gentler, kinder time is such a gracious compliment! With the San Francisco Bay on full display, views from our property are something that should not be missed. Thank you for sharing your story, we hope that we can welcome you back soon.
"Beautiful, well-maintained and comfortable classic"
I stayed at the Claremont overnight on a business trip, but I now wish it had been for longer as I didn't come close to being able to take advantage of everything the hotel/spa had to offer. I understand that some may find it too old, but in my opinion it has just enough contemporary amenities (e.g., flat-screen TV, and thank you free wi-fi!) so one […] doesn't feel out-of-step, but I'm a huge fan of all of the original fixtures, moldings, designs. The lobby itself is a thing of beauty, and I welcomed the opportunity to have nice wide staircases to walk up to my room rather than take the elevator. Every member of the staff was friendly, courteous and polite, and my room was comfortable. I particularly liked the bed, as I prefer firmer mattresses and this one was just right. I'd definitely stay again if I have the opportunity. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Place to stay outside of SF"
Great hotels. Lots to do. Great rest. in the area.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Berkeley Graduation Stay"
The staff was awesome, particularly all of the concierge staff, although the rest of the staff was also excellent and very friendly.Genuine Expedia guest review
Response by The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa Right in the heart of Bear Country, The Claremont Hotel Club & Spa loves to welcome our guests attending any events at UC Berkeley and we are delighted you chose to stay with us for graduation. Our associates will be pleased to know that you found them all to be, as you put it, awesome! We hope you will visit us again soon.
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Since when does posting on social media amount to "giving work away?" I don't think I did.
The terms of social media use give broad use rights to the publisher and others. This can mean simple sharing amongst others or for full-blown commercial advertising. That's part of the deal. You get to showcase your work and in exchange give away very broad rights indeed.
I should point out that if your costs of obtaining a great image are exceeding that image's earning potential in the market...... That is also capitalism.
Well yes, capitalism has indeed. Funny thing is I have never seen other photographers as direct competition really...and actively welcome competition as it raises all of our collective abilities...But my main point is those who espouse capitalism and derive significant profits or benefits have decided to put the cost of overheads for things like website content at zero. Or to put it another way those who publish my work have unilaterally set the fee at precisely nothing without asking me, even when there is a huge spoiler of a watermark running through the image that visibly asserts my rights and my phone number is embedded in the meta data...its just ignored. I really am at a loss to understand this...equally I am at a loss to understand why anyone would pay for stuff they can just help themselves to when there are no apparent or obvious consequences - that is until I show up and ask them to do the decent thing and pay only to be told "we don't pay for images..." and then the process of asserting ones rights commences...
This is not capitalism, its theft. This is not a definition of a functioning market between willing buyer and seller. This is what I mean by not being able to compete with free.
I am also not suggesting that anyone should allow people to use images for free. However art and picture editors will increasingly look at social media as a source for obtaining images as supposed to the "old way" of sourcing images which was contacting people that they knew. Perhaps reductions in image sales volumes is due to people not engaging with this process?
Always made more sales by knowing who would most likely use the image before I created it, rather than using a scattergun approach. But even when I used social media to push my work, the volume of infringements did not slow down, nor did anyone make contact asking to use before publication. It became apparent that I was adding more material to a conveyer belt that eventually ended in infringing publication.
What I am suggesting is that we should use Facebook and other media creatively as advertising outlets for our images.
It can be a great tool. Its just not worked for me. I'm taking a very long view on the image market and right now I am actively choosing not to participate in the electronic world. That does not mean I have stopped creating, nor does it mean I have stopped selling my work, its just not online.
Your court case raised around £1400. I have been lucky enough to have made considerably more than that on single image sales where the purchasers originally found the images on Facebook! And I didn't need to go to court! Sure there is some unlicensed use, but the licensed use more than recompenses me for this.
Couple of points;
Luck is like hope - its great when an unforeseen sale happens but I don't see hope/luck as good strategy for business. When creating an image I usually have an end publication or use in mind. It is, if you like, stacking the odds of a successful outcome rather than relying on the chance of someone finding the image.
As for the court case, don't look at the headline figure. The judge "only" awarded £350 for two months online use - or £175 per month. The rest was further damages for ignoring a watermark and first british serial rights. The balance was costs. I was happy with the original valuation for what was quite a low traffic site and for the additional damages. I would have rather sold the rights, but that didn't happen and once published the infringer took away any chance of selling an exclusive license.
And whilst selling an image for a lot more than the court case achieved might seem like a good deal, without knowing the use rights that were sold its pretty much impossible to make any form of sensible comparison. Like I said, don't always take the headline figure at face value.
And sometimes its worth going to court to assert your rights, to stand up for fellow creators and help set guidelines as to why ignoring a watermark is a bad thing. I really wish other creators would stand up for themselves and in doing so help others, but I do recognise its a personal decision.
Finally I will add this; I have been known to refuse very lucrative use rights because the intended purpose of publication was not in keeping with my own values, or was misrepresentative of the subject in question. This right - the right to say "no, not at any price" is often overlooked by the masses - until something goes wrong that is. But by then its too late...right now I have an uncredited image doing the rounds, acting as a non-attributed advert you might say. Of the 3000 or so infringing uses there are political agendas, religious bias and other disagreeable uses I would not allow at any price. And all of this from an image someone else decided to share on my behalf...
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Oklahoma State football notebook: Cowboys coach Mike Gundy happy to be home
Still, Gundy and the players talked around the events of the week, which included an outpouring of support from former players.
"It doesn't surprise me that we have a number of people who want to be outspoken," Gundy said. "That didn't surprise me at all."
The importance of playing a game – any game – Saturday, wasn't lost on the Cowboys.
And with a welcoming crowd that was the largest in Boone Pickens Stadium history at 59,061, the mood was right.
"All the guys were anxious to come out," said Cowboys linebacker Caleb Lavey. "Even in The Walk, it's hard not to get excited when you've got all the fans cheering for you. It's just a great environment.
"It was easy to get excited. I was just ready to get on the field. And once we did, it was very easy to play to the crowd."
Beyond the heavy news of the week, the Cowboys were playing their first home game since last November. OSU closed the 2012 season with three games away from home, then played their first two this season in the state of Texas.
"It was good to be back here," Lavey said. "It was loud in the first half. Then the seats started to get a little empty. But it was awesome. It was good to be home.
"The defense especially gets to play to the emotions of the crowd. So it was a lot of fun. It was good being home."
Following a 3-0 start, OSU enters an open week on the schedule, before another road game at West Virginia on Sept. 28.
"I think the bye week comes at a great time for us to really hone in on the little things and clean up some of the stuff that didn't look good today," said quarterback J.W. Walsh. "The more we get to work on stuff and tune our skills, the better we can be for conference play."
The Cowboys actually get two open dates among the next four Saturdays, with another break from between home games against Kansas State on Oct 5 and TCU on Oct. 19.
"If I was drawing it up," Gundy said, "I would play four or five games, have a bye week and then play the rest of the season. That's the hand that we were dealt, so we made do with what we had and we programmed the young men to make them the best that we can be.
"Things we don't have control over, we don't worry about."
Among Lamar's captains Saturday was a pair of familiar faces: former Cowboys Kevin Johnson and Joe Okafor.
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Tony Stewart crash: NASCAR champion releases statement after accident which killed fellow driver Kevin Ward Jr.
Stewart sent his thoughts and prayers to Ward Jr.'s family and friends and admitted 'there aren't words to describe the sadness' he is currently feeling
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Tony Stewart has released a statement regarding the tragic incident at a motor race in the United States that claimed the life of fellow driver Kevin Ward Jr., admitting that "there aren't words to describe the sadness" he feels after the horrifying crash.
The three-time NASCAR champion was taking part in a little known race at the Canandaigua Motorsports Park in New York state when he was involved in a collision with Ward Jr. that sent him spinning into the barrier. Incensed with the contact, Ward JR. walked into the middle of the track despite the race continuing and waited for Stewart to come back around on the oval circuit.
Video footage online showed Stewart's car fish-tailing as it came onto the back-straight, where he hit Ward Jr. as he went past. The 20-year-old was seen to be dragged under the rear-right wheel of Stewart's sprint car, before being flung into the air and coming to a halt on his back further down the track.
Stewart's crew-chief Greg Zippadelli would later confirm on Sunday that Stewart would not race in the day's NASCAR event at Watkins Glen, and the 42-year-old driver issued a statement in which he sent his "thoughts and prayers" to the family and friends of Ward Jr.
"There aren't words to describe the sadness I feel about the accident that took the life of Kevin Ward Jr," said Stewart. "It's a very emotional time for all involved, and it is the reason I've decided not to participate in today's race at Watkins Glen. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends and everyone affected by this tragedy."
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Stewart was questioned by authorities following the crash in which he was described to be "visibly shaken" and cooperative. Ontario County Sheriff Philip Povero said that while investigators have found no clear evidence of criminal intent on Stewart's part, criminal charges have not yet been ruled out.
Stewart's crew-chief Greg Zippadelli confirmed his driver would not race at Watkins Glen on Sunday A former state and federal prosecutor who now works in private practice admitted that from the video footage, it would be hard to bring criminal charges against the 2002, 2005 and 2011 NASCAR champions.
David S. Weinstein said: "I think even with the video, it's going to be tough to prove that this was more than just an accident and that it was even culpable negligence, which he should've known or should've believed that by getting close to this guy, that it was going to cause the accident."
A close friend of Ward Jr.'s and fellow driver Cory Spinks admitted that it was an "unsafe" decision to get out of his car and confront Stewart while the race was still continuing.
"The timing was unsafe," said Spinks. "When your adrenaline is going, and you're taken out of a race, your emotions flare."
On-track confrontations are far from rare when it comes to stock car racing in the United States, and while the race was not in the usual cars that Stewart is accustomed to in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, the aggression and high emotion is all the same.
Stewart only returned to action last month after suffering a compound fracture to his right leg that ruled him out of the second half of last season. The accident was also at the same track that Stewart was involved in an accident that left 19-year-old driver Alysha Ruggles with a compression fracture in her back. He later took responsibility for his car making contact with another which triggered the 15-car wreck.
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According to Gustafson Guthrie Nichol, the design of the new public spaces were guided by a few core ideas, namely restore the original DC street grid, limit car access, and create green public spaces set within mixed-use development. The team recognized the need to restore L'Enfant's original plan and "reinstate I Street and 10th Street, thereby extending the urban fabric of the city;" integrate the development into the neighborhood by "incorporating small pedestrian alleyways with limited vehicular access"; and create an "inviting and exceptional destination featuring signature retail and dining establishments, engaging public spaces with seasonal programming, and a mix of housing opportunities."
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This smoke-free hotel features an indoor pool, a fitness center, and a business center. Free buffet breakfast and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, conference rooms, express check-out, and a front-desk safe are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 68 rooms feature conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers,plus hair dryers and ironing boards.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hampton Inn Salina
Family Friendly Amenities
- Indoor pool
- Refrigerator
Hotel Amenities
Hampton Inn Salina features an indoor pool and a fitness center. This hotel offers access to a business center. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This Salina hotel also offers express check-out and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Hampton Inn Salina is a smoke-free property.
- Conference space
- Total number of rooms - 68
- Indoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Number of floors - 3
- Free breakfast
- Business center
- Express check-out
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
Room Amenities
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.