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Historical Traveler Reviews The Florida Hotel and Conference Center Orlando
Good Value
We arrived one day earlier than our scheduled timeshare week and had booked the Florida Mall Hotel. The price was extremely reasonable. We called ahead, when our plane landed and were able to get an early check-in time. The fitness centre was very well equipped with good and sturdy equipment. I didn't have time to visit the pool - we were only there overnight. The mall that it is attached to is large and has a lot of good stores. We didn't eat dinner at the hotel, but we ate at Ruby Tuesday's in the mall - which has a lot of good options for low-carb dieters.
Overall, this hotel was clean and convenient and spacious. The bed (king size) was the best bed my husband and I had ever slept on. The value of this hotel was good. The staff was friendly and accomodating and very informative.
We would definately stay here again!!!
Better than expected!
Our trip was a last minute spring fling. I booked the Florida Mall hotel because the pickings were slim. Afterward, I read all of the reviews and tried to find another place to stay. No luck. I want to add this review because it wasn't as bad as the reviews I read. The staff was very polite and professional. All of the staff went out of their way to offer help in any way. It seemed like the management has done a good job of training their staff in order to compensate for the ongoing renovations. We stayed on the 6th floorwhere the rooms had already been renovated. The rooms were very clean and modern. One downfall was the elevators. They were in the process of being replaced and at busy times of the day, check-in and check-out, the elevators were full. We stayed at a popular attraction hotel 9 months earlier, $325.00 a night, and the service and room quality was just as good, maybe better. The pool area does show some wear in the pool deck area. Overall, for the price, location, and the staff, I expect this hotel to get better as the renovations continue to improve this hotel. I would certainly recommend this hotel.
Leaves a lot to be desired
Where should I start? I found it to be a pain in the neck to get to, since it's not exactly on Sand Lake Road as the address says. I had to drive through the parking lot and around the department stores of the Florida Mall, in order to get to the hotel. It looked great from the outside, but once I entered the lobby area, I was in for a shock. There was construction materials, drop cloths/tarps, contruction tape everywhere throughout the lobby. In order for me to get to the front desk I had to go around the roped off areas. I have to say, the receptionists were especially nice when I checked in. Since we were celebrating our anniversary down there, we asked for an upgrade and they happily obliged, by giving us a room with two double beds vs. one king bed (not exactly romantic). The bathroom was pretty disgusting, besides the fact that we also got a handicapped bathroom with grab bars and no tub. The next morning, I tried to get some information regarding the parks and the receptionist must have had a hearing problem, since I had to repeat myself 3 times or maybe it was because of the construction that was going on all around us, who knows. Anyway, when the woman finally answered me, she sent me to a woman who also didn't seem to want to listen. (She was basically trying to sell me a three day ticket to the theme parks, after repeatedly telling her that we were there for only two days). I would not recommend this place. The only saving grace for me was that the stay was free, since it was a gift from a family member or maybe they were just getting revenge for something.
Smelly and being refurbished
I was booked into this hotel while in town on a training course. Location is great as it is attached to the mall and it looks good from the outside. The inside is another story. It was in the process of renovations and so half of the lobby was closed off with partion walls, the majority of the elevators were out of order. Also I saw that one room on my floor had a plumbing leak that went out into the hallway. The room itself was sizeable and clean but it did not smell good at all. Very musty and all of the furnishings were worn out and haggard. I didn't think it was worth the price. One redemming feature was that the breakfast that I had delivered to the room was good and plenitful. I would not recommend staying here until all of the renovations are finished then I might be willing to try it again.
Dont stay here
Believe me the only reason I stayed there was for the conference that was being held there. The hotel is under major rehab and construction noise is everywhere. Only the top few floors have been refurbished. The new rooms are very nicely done and you do get a nice little refrigerator. The halls are lighted better then our previous stay, where it was very dark. FD staff friendly but seemed quicker to respond to the british airline guest then their other guest. Lots of teanagers. Could not get into the room until 5pm and we werent the only ones who could not get in a room before 4pm. Some had to wait till 10pm. Several members of our group got stuck in the elevator, had exploding toilets, theft and food poisoning. I would never recommend this hotel to anyone. Stay Away, Stay Far Away
Poor hotel
Hotel looks great from the outside, but the moment you step inside you are in a "Cagney and Lacey" set.
The hotel is linked to the Florida Mall which is great.
The brekfast buffet is one of the poorest Ive ever had - nice fresh Orange Juice but the food is poor - the bagels seemed like they had been sat their since "Cagney" had filmed there !!!
The rooms are very dated - quite spacious which is nice and the little freebee amenities are fine - the shower was poor and generally the whole room needed a real spruce up and modernisation.
However the room and its contents were all very clean.
No HBO !!!!!
Step back in time at the Florida Mall Hotel
This hotel looks pretty impressive from the outside, but thats where it ends. Walk through the front door and you step back to 1985!! The decor is extremely dated and this hotel needs some serious money spendng on it to bring it up to 2005 standards. The room was clean and had two 4ft6 doubles. The decor was chintzy and dated. Some of the wallpaper was peeling from the walls and the aircon was noisy. The bathroom was spotless although the hot water took a long time to come through to the sink. No minibar, but coffee maker and ice bucket. Internet on the TV but it doesnt work half the time. The staff were friendly but room service was terrible! I waited 30 minutes for a bottle of wine! The next day, I decided to collect my own wine from the restaurant but there were no staff to be seen. Two tables of people left whilst I was waiting. There is an outdoor pool but it is in the shade in the afternoon. Fitness centre is vey small although the machines looked new. The business centre is very expensive at 49 cents per minute to use the PC!!!! The hotel bar is very dark and dingy and screams 1980s!!! There was also some work going on where the hotel is linked to the mall and there were large areas covered with plastic sheeting. The only good things about this hotel were that it is quiet, clean and linked to the florida mall which has great shopping. If you want modernity, look elsewhere!!!
In Need of Refurbishment
We stayed at this hotel for two nights at the end of June 2004. It is in need of work, the carpets are worn and the furnishings are very shabby. What stood out most was the lack of a refrigerator in the rooms, given the temps in Orlando it would have been nice to be able to chill water bottles ready for the next day. The elevators were so slow even the staff were complaining about them.
The upside was the proximity to the mall and no valet parking, we were able to park ourselves.
We ate out one night at Charley's, they provided a pick up and drop off service, which enabled us to have a glass of wine and not worry.
I would definitely wait for this hotel to be renovated before thinking of staying again.
Very pleased!
My husband and I were looking for a nice hotel in Orlando that was close to restaurants, theaters,and shopping but away from the family scene of Disney and Universal. (Our kids are in college; we've "done that".) This hotel was great! Primarily a businessman's hotel, the pool area was relaxing and not crowded, the rooms were clean and nicely decorated, the resaurant buffet was well presented, the staff was attentive and professional, and best of all, the location was perfect! The hotel is literally attached to the Florida Mall, so we were able to take advantage of nearby restaurants, theaters, and stores. The expressways are right by the mall, which made getting anywhere easy, especially the airport. I wouldn't hesitate to stay there again.
Better Hotels for the Money
This is a lovely hotel if you go no further than the lobby! The rooms were ordinary and in great need of refurbishment. There were holes (of the large variety) in the carpeting and the sink was cracked.
Housekeeping was spotty; they left a dirty coffeepot and had to be called 3 times to come up and clean it. The fitness center, if it could be called that, consisted a one small room with an old universal gym (somewhat rusted) and an adjoining small room with 2 treadmills, one bike, and one stair stepper crammed against each other. Not even a water cooler or towels were available. I was there for a business conference and heard similar complaints from my colleagues. So, if you have a choice, find another hotel in Orlando. I travel there often and there are many other options that are much better for the money!
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The highly-rated flanker only made his long-awaited return to action against Worcester at the start of January having spent a frustrating eight-month spell on the sidelines with a serious neck injury.
The 27-year-old Leicester Tiger suffered a triple fracture of his C6 vertebrae after a mistimed tackle in the Aviva Premiership clash with Harlequins back in April.
However, England head coach Stuart Lancaster has kept faith in Croft after naming him in a 33-man squad ahead of the RBS Six Nations.
And although Lancaster admits that the start of the championship - against Scotland at Twickenham on February 2 - will come too soon for Croft, his importance to England's long-term plans are clear.
For Croft, though, he knows that he needs to prove himself with the Tigers once again before he can look too far ahead.
"First and foremost I've got to get back playing in the Leicester team - and that will not be easy in itself," Croft told Sky Sports.
"Stuart has said that the start of the Six Nations will come too soon so I will play for Leicester and see how I go fitness and form-wise. Hopefully I can sneak in towards the end of the championship.
"In all honesty, though, it was a shock to have been named in the squad. As and when I play will now be down to Stuart and Graham (Rowntree, England's forwards coach).
"There is a lot of competition for places and the guys in the shirts will be looking to stay there after the autumn Tests.
"It was frustrating watching those games but it has got my thirst back to its peak."
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During his absence Leicester reached the Premiership final - losing to Quins - while England toured South Africa in the summer and then recorded an historic win over New Zealand in the autumn internationals.
And having seen him spend so long out, England have opted to take a softly-softly approach with Croft's return.
However they have increased their contact with him as he neared his return to the action.
Croft said: "For the first three, four, five months they left me to my own devices as it was what I needed as my return was so far away.
"However I have spoken to them over the last couple of months and they have kept me in the loop."
Croft made his debut for Leicester in 2005 as a bright-eyed 20-year-old, while his England debut followed three years later.
A stellar start to his international career saw him earn a place on the plane to South Africa with the British and Irish Lions in 2009 - with Croft going on to play in all three Tests, scoring twice in the opener.
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However Croft admits being involved this time around is something he hasn't considered.
"I am not thinking about the Lions," he said. "The Six Nations might not happen for me yet.
"I have got to get myself back playing for Leicester and then England have got a tour in the summer, so that has got to be my aim. I will be working towards that and trying to get my fitness and form back."
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Even without Braxton Miller, the Buckeyes will be favored in most of the game seen above, with the exception of the November showdown against Michigan State, more than likely. But other than that, it could be smooth sailing if this team performs up to the level we all know they're capable of.
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Until the money talks, the B.S.won't walk!
I don't believe that to be true. I do agree with the rest of your comment, though.
So, anything goes when it comes to training?
The kid is also now 19, so I'm sure he's deeply involved in the lawsuit.
Quitting is also relevant to the case as he's the only one who quit the team and the only one to sue.
I think the school district ought to dig in their heels and take it to trial. Put me on the jury and this guy won't get a nickle. All he will get is a big attorneys bill.
You might as well be asking why do some people pee in swimming pools, and others don't?
The athletes were in a decent condition- have you ever watched a regular practice of football or wrestling? My goodness, those kids are strong. There were several factors that went in to this particular case, my only question is the why?
Why take so long to address the issue? If the concern was for the children, shouldn't this have been addressed 2 years ago?
But culpability? As a parent, I would assume that in a sport like high school football, my child would get scrapes, bruises, and muscles aches. I would guess their appetite is going to increase, eating about the same as a large village, and I would guess that they could potentially suffer a broken arm, sprained ankle or such due to the impact. I would not, in my wildest dreams ever think that 22 of my child's teammates would wind up in the hospital with mild to severe issues, three of which required surgery.
I believe that due to the children being drug free, that the only explanation is that something went tragically wrong during the workout. Not enough water, too hot, too much exertion coming off of summer break, whatever the cause, something went wrong.
The question is about intent. Did the coach intend for his students to get hurt? No. Did he have to expierience and knowledge to keep them safe? I believe he did. Did he utilize that expierience and knowledge during that camp...? I wasn't there.
Does he deserve to be sued two years after the fact? Why wait? That's all I want to know.
Will the suit be successful? I believe that there will be money changing hands and the student will get a payoff from the insurance company representing the school district. I would hope that he spends the money wisely. It should be interesting to follow.
coaches need to be professional and knowledgeable about the training and their expectations, they had the kids doing too much, too soon, in bad conditions, whatever - it wasn't just one kid, it was lots, some worse than others but many - that tells me they must have been doing something wrong, and in this country, unfortunately, if you do something wrong, you usually have to pay - i feel bad for the district, and i'm sure the coaches didn't do it on purpose, but something went wrong that day, and since they are the paid professionals responsible for the training but also welfare of the team, well........
This being a camp, I am guessing no parents stuck around to watch?
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TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 02/13/13 -- Nuinsco Resources Limited ("Nuinsco" or "the Company") (TSX:NWI) (www.nuinsco.ca) today announced that its 50%-owned subsidiary CBay Minerals Inc. ("CBay") has enhanced its position in the Chibougamau mining camp by optioning the advanced-stage Perch River copper project. Perch River is a shallow, flat-lying, copper deposit located approximately 80 km northeast of the town of Chibougamau. Easily accessible from the existing road network, Perch River has the potential to be a feed source for CBay's Copper Rand mill in the near term.
The Perch River copper mineralization was discovered in 1970 by the Troilus-Maracambeau Joint Venture. The Perch River mineralized horizon is similar to that of the Icon-Sullivan Mine located 15 km to the southwest, which produced 2.1 million tons grading 1.96% copper that was processed at a mill in Chibougamau.
In 1973, an exploration ramp was developed to sample 12,150 tons of material from Perch River which was also processed at a mill in Chibougamau. The Perch River project may contain a total of about 1 million tons at grades in excess of 1.0% copper according to a non-NI-43-101-compliant property report produced by A.J.R Geoconsulting in March 2007.
"CBay's plans are to assess the potential of the Perch River copper mineralization to provide feed for its Copper Rand mill and supplement future production from CBay's partially-developed, high-grade Corner Bay copper project which is located about 45 km south of Chibougamau," said CBay's CEO Roland Horst.
Copper mineralization occurs at 50-100m depth and is predominantly chalcopyrite in a quartz-carbonate host at the footwall of a well-defined horizon of graphitic argillite above dolomite. The deposit is not fully delineated and there is considerable potential to define more mineralization to the north and east. As described in the non-NI-43-101-compliant 2007 A.J.R Geoconsulting report, vertical drill holes intersected near-surface mineralization (approx. 50 m deep) in 15 holes averaging 1.94% copper over 3.12 m.
CBay has made an initial payment of $30,000 and has agreed to pay an additional $170,000 over the next four years to earn a 100% interest in the Perch River project. A 2% net smelter royalty has been retained by the vendors; CBay has the right to buy back 50% of the royalty for $1 million. Paul Jones, President of Nuinsco, acts as a Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101 and has reviewed and approved the technical contents of this news release.
About Nuinsco Resources Limited
Nuinsco is a growth-oriented, multi-commodity mineral exploration company that is focused on world-class mineralized belts in Canada and internationally. In addition to its property holdings in Ontario, Saskatchewan and Turkey, Nuinsco owns common shares in Coventry Resources Limited (TSX VENTURE:CYY) and Victory Nickel Inc.(TSX:NI),and a 50% interest in CBay Minerals Inc. (50% Nuinsco, 50% Ocean Partners Investments Limited), a private company that is a dominant player in Quebec's Chibougamau mining camp with assets including a permitted mill and tailings facility, eight past-producing copper/gold mines and a 96,000 acre land position. Shares of Nuinsco trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol NWI.
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FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS: This news release contains certain "forward-looking statements." All statements, other than statements of historic fact, that address activities, events or developments that Nuinsco believes, expects or anticipates will or may occur in the future are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are often, but not always, identified by the use of words such as "seek," "anticipate," "believe," "plan," "estimate," "expect," and "intend" and statements that an event or result "may," "will," "can," "should," "could," or "might" occur or be achieved and other similar expressions. These forward-looking statements reflect the current expectations or beliefs of Nuinsco based on information currently available to Nuinsco. Forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that may cause the actual results of Nuinsco to differ materially from those discussed in the forward-looking statements, and even if such actual results are realized or substantially realized, there can be no assurance that they will have the expected consequences to, or effects on Nuinsco. Factors that could cause actual results or events to differ materially from current expectations include, among other things, failure to successfully complete financings, capital and other costs varying significantly from estimates, production rates varying from estimates, changes in world copper and/or gold markets, changes in equity markets, uncertainties relating to the availability and costs of financing needed in the future, equipment failure, unexpected geological conditions, imprecision in resource estimates, success of future development initiatives, competition, operating performance of facilities, environmental and safety risks, delays in obtaining or failure to obtain tenure to properties and/or necessary permits and approvals, and other development and operating risks. Any forward-looking statement speaks only as of the date on which it is made and, except as may be required by applicable securities laws, Nuinsco disclaims any intent or obligation to update any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or results or otherwise. Although Nuinsco believes that the assumptions inherent in the forward-looking statements are reasonable, forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and accordingly undue reliance should not be put on such statements due to the inherent uncertainty therein.
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Hi all,
I've been wondering about kerning pairs in fonts. There seems to be a lot of variation in the amount of kerning pairs per font. A font like Frutiger LT Std 55 Roman (251 characters) by Linotype has 441 kerning pairs. URW's version of Frutiger, Frutus (Regular 243 characters), has 979 kerning pairs, and Cartogothic Std (349 characters), A free Frutiger version (ripoff?) by FontSite has 4726 kerning pairs. What does this tell me about the quality of these fonts, if anything?
Of course it all comes down to the quality of the kerning itself, but still, would one spot the difference in a normal text setting to have 4000 instead of 400 kerning pairs?
Some fonts like Jos Buivenga's Calluna have more than 50000 kerning pairs, but does this make them any better than fonts that only have a couple hundred pairs? What would you consider to be the minimal amount of kerning pairs for proper text setting?
What does this tell me about the quality of these fonts, if anything?
Nothing. Some designs just require a lot less kerning than others. A narrow sans design requires very few. A serif with wide capitals that are kerned to the lowercase requires a lot more. Small caps add even more. And how kerning classes are configured can have a pretty dramatic impact on the number of kerns in a font. A poorly spaced font will have many more kerning pairs than one that was spaced well to begin with. Accurate revivals of metal type require lots of kerning pairs to work with the tighter spacing and kerning used today.
There are some type designers out there who, in need of something good to say about their font, can't think of anything better to do than tout a large number of kerning pairs. I can't say that I've ever been impressed by those statements.
Accurate revivals of metal type require lots of kerning pairs to work with the ... kerning used today.
You need lots of kerning because you need lots of kerning?
Wouldn't an accurate revival of a metal type have no kerning? (Maybe a few two-character "logotypes", if Linotype.)
I feel that "kerning" is somewhat overdone in many fonts.
Yes, it depends on the overall design, but if the type designer has set up the progression of weights properly based on the key control characters (H, O, n, o, 0), then there should be a standard functional set of kerning (approx. 400-600 pairs).
The "functional set" consists of several cap to lower case combinations like cap "T" to several lower case like "a", "o", etc., which obviously need some help with general spacing issues.
However, that being said, it also depends on range of glyphs incorporated into a font.
If the designer includes all the "Eastern European" accented glyphs for example, the "kerning" sets can grow exponentially.
There is also a "size" limit to how many "kerning pairs" a font can have before it breaks. Somewhere around "10,000 pairs".
So, great care should be taken to minimize the "functional set" of kerning pairs in any font.
However, just because a font has a lot of kerning pairs does not necessarily make it a bad font.
If you like the font you are using, why worry about how many 'kerns' are in a font anyway?
And, in conclusion, this whole process of kerning is purely subjective, anyway.
No matter what a type designer incorporates into the fonts, someone else will probably have a different opinion anyway.
I hope this helps and sheds some light on the subject for you.
The better the fitting is, the less kerning it requires.
The better the fitting is, the less kerning it requires.
This seems to be holy writ in the type design world.
It is true that with the Linotype linecaster anyway, there was no kerning. Monotype could cast a kern, so "what's appropriate" in a revival is a little cloudier than one might think.
If you ask "how much kerning" to those who use type, you're apt to get a different answer. Even if you ignore the pride and craft of the compositor, a few "P.E."s from editors will make you sit up and take notice.
When we get in a new font for setting text, I sit down and look at every letter pair, lowercase to lowercase, and cap to lowercase, and numbers. Included in this is the fit with the most frequent punctuation -- period, comma, hyphen, quotes, slash, and usually colon and semicolon. A lot of kerning comes about with the fit of punctuation.
Now is this the fault of the type designer? I'd say no. The designer cannot tell what size the type will be used at. If you are trying for the best presentation of a type, the value of the sidebearings, as well as the kerning, depends on the setting size.
Another difference from metal, where every size could have its own design.
So from my perspective, the "holy writ" is trivially correct, because it is only the end user who can make the final decisions.
As a side note: I began setting type when "tracking" was available in increments of 1/18th of an em -- 18 units in the 1,000-unit em of today. Never used tracking much, it was just too big. All of a sudden I discovered (late, because of habits formed) that with InDesign anyway, tracking is incremented in 1/1000 of an em. That's useful. Now by in large, if you minus track, say one unit, to set 12-point type that you kerned for, say, setting at 10 points, most of the kerning holds up quite well. The same if you plus track the same type at an 8 point setting. The key word here is "most."
Do I rekern for these? No, it's just an observation. Not quite that compulsive -- or I'm too lazy, take your pick.
One final observation: I find often enough that with letters having similar shapes and similar sidebearings, I'll still use slightly different kerning values. For example, even though c, d, e, o, and q share a common left sidebearing and appearance, when I kern them, I'll wind up with slightly different values. So I don't much care for class kerning. If you want to call that whim, fine, I disagree. I also don't think it is the type designers responsibility.
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Every once in a while, a book (interior) designer winds up choosing a display font for setting the text. Sometimes it is a good choice for the book, but it is a lot of work. I'm currently working on such a font, a sans-light, where I'm sure the font designer assumed a 30-point or larger setting. It looks pretty good at that size, but looks just dreadful with a 10-point setting. The book designer noticed that, and tracked the font 20 units. Guess what, the ligatures broke, as they should. I've gone into the font and added 9 units to the left and right sidebearings, which solves the tracking/ligature issue. But the fit of the letters changes with such a drastic size change, and once again, I can see first hand that spacing values that work quite well at 30 points are too tight when set at 10 points, even with the extra space from increasing the sidebearings.
None of this work is brought about by a poor job by the font designer -- but I did have to point that out to the book designer.
Thanks for all your comments, it's very interesting to hear what the pro's think about this. I guess there are many different opinions on this topic...
On a related note; I recently rediscovered Kernus on my URW Typeworks collection. Unfortunately I did not as yet get it to function (it runs on mac OS classic, but somehow it cannot find the right data to be able to calculate the new kerning tables, I've read the manual, but it did not bring me much further; any help here would be appreciated) Has anyone here have any experience with this program, is it still relevant to use it with today's layout software (InDesign in my case)? Would be great to have some feedback on this.
IIRC Kernus was the basis for what became "Optical Kerning" of Adobe, which is very problematic.
Charles, can you name a few fonts that are in your view well kerned, and would serve as models of excellent kerning for font designers?
There are different styles of letterspacing/kerning that may be applied to the same typeface -- either at the same size (for different circumstances or by different typographers), or for different sizes.
I added positive kerning between "rounds" in Figgins Sans, as the default. This is traditionally a display look, "tight but not touching", but I figured it would be practical at text size also.
Here you can see the difference between the three modes of kerning available in InDesign.
Top, with no kerning.
Centre, with foundry kerning ("Metrics").
Bottom, with the godawful "Optical".
I also don't think it is the type designers responsibility.
That's exactly why I like class kerning. Finely tuned kerning is dependent on both size and context, so I use classes to get something acceptable and leave it to the end user to polish it up as appropriate.
Charles, can you name a few fonts that are in your view well kerned, and would serve as models of excellent kerning for font designers?
I suppose it should be no surprise -- Matthew Carter's fonts always seem well kerned to me -- that is, the values chosen are very good. I add kerning pairs, but rarely change what's already there. The most recent of his that I remember working on was Miller, which I got from Carter & Cone. I don't know whether Font Bureau has changed things.
There are probably others. I remember Miller because of a conversation. As I remember, Kent Lew's Whitman was also quite well kerned (in my opinion).
That's exactly why I like class kerning. Finely tuned kerning is dependent on both size and context, so I use classes to get something acceptable and leave it to the end user to polish it up as appropriate.
Makes perfect sense to me.
Just remember that within the EULA, you allow this. It has always seemed a terrible notion to me to prohibit things that can be done, albeit with more effort, with the layout program. Of course, those "modifications" by the layout program can't be prohibited.
What is key for the designer/owner is that all copies of the font are paid for. You can let somebody modify it, but if they have a license for only one copy of the font, that just became their one copy. If they want to keep a copy with the original values, say for setting display, they should pay for a license that lets them have two copies.
I suppose it's your business if you feel that your font is perfect as is, and want to prohibit all modifications. From my perspective, even if you're right, it just became like a metal font -- a one-size design. Well, sort of. Actually, metal fonts got modified.
As is usual for most things, numbers don't tell much of the story. The issue is really the quality of the combination of fitting and kerning. The right "number" is whatever it takes to make that particular font work best.
Yes, Chris, of course you are right here. The problem is that I (A graphic designer) unfortunately was never given any proper education in stuff like kerning and spacing. I guess my education was more focused on expression and concept. I thought myself quite a lot afterwards, but still I sometimes get the feeling I need to know more to be able to judge the spacing, kerning, fitting etc. of a font. As I buy my fonts almost exclusivily via online retailers like MyFonts, or via a foundry itself, one mostly has to be able to judge the typeface on screen. Printed specimen help, but one needs a very good printer to get the proper quality required to judge the fonts. So any objective values or criteria are always welcome :-)
unfortunately was never given any proper education in stuff like kerning and spacing.
That's a curious statement. If the only purpose of the type is to be read, the smooth, uninterrupted flow of the letters is the proper "kerning and spacing." Yes, letterfit will interact with word spacing, leading, size, and likely line measure. But so what? Do we need training in what looks good when we read? Elite Reading 101?
With that in mind, you can argue that straight text -- as in book interiors -- isn't a matter for graphic design. You'd have the likes of Jan Tschichold on your side of that argument.
As soon as graphic design becomes an important element in the work, "proper spacing and fitting" belongs to how that design works.
Of course I can rely on instinct, and if have learnt a lot about using type. But there is a difference between something generally looking good, and the finetuning that comes with creating really good micro- and macrotypography. Well-functioning, well kerned typefaces help, but the job at hand might still require manual tweeking to make it work. My eye can still be improved a lot in this respect, and this is why I value the opinion of type professionals in this matter. Not to slavishly follow their views but to develop my own.
Charles, I don't think that good kerning is obvious on the "micro" level, but does take training to recognize. It may well be that its end result of "smooth uninterrupted reading" is evident to a sensitive untrained reader, once it is printed out in a book.
But the art of kerning one letter to another so that you get the desired end result is not at all obvious. For starters, you have to have more than two letters present to do it, otherwise you can under- or over-kern easily. Even then, I think it takes time and training until one's eye-brain combination is "tuned" to see what will have an end result in text.
Once you have acquired the ability to "see" it, it may be generally crashingly obvious, but it is easy to forget that acquiring that ability to see takes time. Since I started doing this basically in old age, I can testify that in my case kerning decisions went from 3 minutes to 3 seconds, but that took many, many hours, working with similar words in Whitman, Adobe Garamond and Minion as comparators. As with everything involving type, experience makes a huge difference to one's perception, one's eye.


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CCh also stands for:
- Cadet College Hasan
- Cadet College Hassanabdal
- Campbell Resources, Inc.
- Cape Cod Hospital
- Carol Christine Hilaria
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