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Doubletree By Hilton Berkeley Marina
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Hotel Guest Rating: 8.2/10
200 Marina Boulevard
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Welcome to the Doubletree By Hilton Berkeley Marina
With an on-site restaurant, free Wi-Fi and gorgeous views of the Golden Gate Bridge, the DoubleTree by Hilton Berkeley Marina impresses Priceline guests looking for relaxation and plentiful amenities.
Hotel Features
The low-rise DoubleTree is right on the marina and houses 378 rooms, all with flat-panel cable TVs, work desks, data-port phones and free Wi-Fi. Each room has a balcony or patio. Non-smoking accommodations can be requested. The clubby and cozy lobby makes a great hangout spot, as does the lounge with marina views and comfortable outdoor seating. The in-house restaurant serves California cuisine three meals a day. If you've got work on your agenda, feel free to make use of the business center's copy service. Leisure amenities include an indoor lap pool, family pool, sauna and fitness center. Parking is free, and pets are allowed with restrictions.
Hotel Location
The DoubleTree offers free shuttle service to the nearby BART rapid-transit station, where you'll find service to downtown San Francisco and Oakland. U.C. Berkeley is four miles from the hotel. Sports fans are happy to know California Memorial Stadium is 15 minutes away. The entrance to beautiful Eastshore State Park, perfect for strolling and jogging, is a five-minute walk from the hotel. Oakland International Airport is 18 miles.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests praise the DoubleTree Berkeley Marina's "resort-like environment," "excellent staff" and "attractive and clean rooms" with "very nice" views of San Francisco Bay.
Doubletree By Hilton Berkeley Marina Amenities
- 24-hour security
- Air conditioning
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Alarm clock
- ATM/Cash machine
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- Cable television
- CNN available
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
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- Exercise gym
- Express check-in
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- Fire safety compliant
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- Free parking
- Full american breakfast
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- Heated guest rooms
- High speed internet access fee
- Indoor pool
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Upon check-in photo identification and credit card are required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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March 24, 2015
Business Traveler
March 24, 2015
Business Traveler
The hotel was actually on the water.
waterview room? however, the view was of a tree in front of the water. room small and less than a 4 star hotel . I asked the front desk if there was a place I could lay beach towel down to get some sun no suggestions, i found a beach independently
Michael from San Diego, CA
March 22, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
March 22, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
Wll appointed room.
Common areas and hallways are worn.
Hilary from Fair Oaks, CA
March 18, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
March 18, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
The hotel was in an area I had designated. Also, the cookies at check in were the highlight of the hotel stay. The marina and grounds are pleasant.
Very dated. Double beds. Only two towels. Hallway dirty, although room was clean. No mini fridge or microwave. No ice machine in the building. Did not allow credit for hhonorsm. Very disappointed. I stayed there 10 years ago, it was much better then.
Kavassery from Troy, MI
March 18, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
March 18, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
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Lauren from Chicago, IL
March 17, 2015
Group Traveler
March 17, 2015
Group Traveler
This hotel was fantastic. Staff was great. They gave me a cookie at check-in. They even helped me out when my mom was ill. The view of the marina is stunning and the room was cute and comfortable.
No complaints.
Verified Hotel Guest from Surrey, Canada
March 17, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
March 17, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
Nice staff, fairly close to downtown San francisco.
Towels are old. No refrigerator in room. No ice machine on main floor.
Amy from Naples, FL
March 12, 2015
Solo Traveler
March 12, 2015
Solo Traveler
Good location, pretty surroundings. The room was very nice, comfortable.
Parking was a long way from the room. The hallways need updating.
Verified Hotel Guest from Henderson, NV
March 10, 2015
Solo Traveler
March 10, 2015
Solo Traveler
The restaurant staff is not friendly.
Sleeping rooms are adequate and clean. Love the location near the water and the accessibility to freeway.
Yong Song from Hercules, CA
March 10, 2015
Group Traveler
March 10, 2015
Group Traveler
we can see the Bay Area view
we very disappointed the hotel made all error for the depoite charge and double charge the room rate for my guest, I call couple time to the hotel manager, she told me will credit back to my guest in5 working , they don't got the credit back yet.
William from Redding, CA
March 2, 2015
March 2, 2015
Great staff. Free buffet breakfast which was very nice. Adult pool and hot tub. Will definitely consider in future.
Sauna was not working.
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Artists and lakes go together like pasta and red wine. In central Florida's Lakes District, this pairing stirs up a satisfying feast for the senses.
I inhale a bouquet of large stationary swans painted by artists. The swan statues arch their necks just like the real swans as they walk across the road. Traffic stops in both directions to let them go by.
Perhaps they are on their way to nearby Polk Museum of Art. I'll join them. A covered walkway leads to the front door. Contemporary and historic exhibits inside beckon you in different directions, plus there's the lure of a gift shop and enclosed sculpture garden. And that's just the first floor.
The second floor houses more artwork and an art classroom. Like watching chefs prepare a meal in a kitchen, you can see students creating artwork.
Nearby Florida Southern College on Lake Hollingsworth contains the largest single-site collection of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture in the world. Bring your camera for sure - this is truly art in architecture. A visit to the Frank Lloyd Wright Visitor Center on campus helps satisfy my appetite for all things Wright. As you tour the buildings, get up close to see how he peppers the concrete by playfully embedding bits of tiny colored glass.
After a short drive from Lakeland to Winter Haven, I'm walking up the stairs to the Ridge Art AssociationGallery, bustling with a full calendar of juried exhibits and events. I am surprised to find Theatre Winter Haven right across the hall. For people who want to add a side of fine art to their theater experience, the gallery is open one hour prior to show times, in addition to its normal hours.
Sampling more lakes and art, I find Lake Wales Arts Center in an old Spanish Mission-style church. Attached to the old building is the new Michael Crews Gallery. These beautifully lit paintings look luminous to me. I take my time exploring and admiring.
Downtown Lake Wales offers different fare. Ten murals grace the sides of old buildings, and alleyways have small wall paintings. More are on the way. Your maitre d' for the murals is Cliff Tonjes, owner of the True Value Hardware. I love his stories about how the murals came to be.
Historic Bok Sanctuary sits high on a hill in Lake Wales. The Visitor's Center has rotating art exhibits emphasizing Florida artists, which whets your appetite for walking the grounds and absorbing the natural masterpieces.
A short distance to the south, I discover the Frostproof Art League & Gallery has juried shows and a member's gallery.
As I head toward home, I can't help but wonder if I've missed anything else. One thing is for certain, though. There is no shortage of art museums, galleries, public art installations and festivals in Central Florida's Lakes District. And no reservations are necessary. Here you can feast to your heart's content. Personally, I'll be back for seconds.
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2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 2.0T Review
Look sporty sharp.
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2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 Grand Touring Review
Car is lots of fun to drive and makes driving on the Interstate an easy task. Gets attention everywhere because of its sharp appearance and the snarl from the exhaust.
You have to learn to tone it down a little with your driving style because it can also attract the wrong type of attention from the local peace officers if you don't keep it in check.
Fun Sporty Car With A Backseat For Small Kids Or Short Trips With Adults — I liked everything about the way this car drives! As with any sports car, you have to be willing to make some compromises on cargo space and passenger room but this one is great because it's not just a two seater!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
andrewdhager writes:
2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 Track Review
Extremely fun to drive! I bought mine used and it was 1/2 the price of new! Kids love riding in it (it actually has a back seat).
Back seat is for kids only. I (as an adult) can not fit in the back seat. I hit my head on the roof and I'm only 5-10. Rear-wheel drive is a challenge in the snow and not for the weak hearted or in-experienced drivers. Manual transmission can be a challenge in daily-driving, stop-n-go traffic.
Fun, Affordable, 300+hp Coupe, True To Sports-car Look And Feel. — My wife and I love sports cars and we have had some sporty vehicles but the 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coup 3.8 is a true sports car for the common man (that has 2 kids)! We love how it looks and how it handles. The 3.8L V6 has over 300HP and a driver/passenger can really tell! We love this car and look forward to having it for the rest of our lives (with a few upgrades along the way)! Maybe someday I'll get my chance to get it out on a real closed road-course style track!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
baller414 writes:
2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 Track Review
It was a great and sporty car
Fun To Drive — I loved this car it was so nice! the interior on this car was spectacular and looked amazing! It had so much power! This car was so much fun to drive thinking about getting the new 2012 one!! I loved it!!!!
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
bee1956 writes:
2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 Track Review
I love this car! It has been reliable and is a blast to drive! Seats are really comfortable, stereo system is good, car handles very well. Love the body lines and asymetric exhaust. The Bluetooth is great and calls are clear-totally handsfree!
Wish it had memory seats!
Pretty And Beyond Fun To Drive!!! — I looked at several cars before choosing the Genesis. I had previously owned a Nissan 350-Z and an Infiniti G-37. The G-37 turned out not to be all that so I got rid of it and started looking for a replacement commuter car (the Z was a weekend toy). I saved the Genesis for last because I had a feeling that was the car I would be buying. We had a 2007 Sonata and loved it-it never had one issue.. I have been driving for 40 years and have never owned a front wheel drive car so my search was somewhat limited. Apparently, nobody makes RWD cars anymore (I'm not counting cars made here)! I have had the car for 2 1/2 years and still love it as much as the day I bought it. This is only the second car I have driven for more than 2 years (I get bored easily!) and I plan to keep in until the wheels fall off! It's comfortable, quick and handles like it's on rails! I adore it!!!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Darren_S writes:
2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 Track Review
Good looking car for good value.
Acceleration underwhelming. Doesn't handle great in the rain.
Good For Hyundai, But Still Not A "luxury" Car — I got plenty of compliments in this car, but it's not a luxury car. The interior has started to peel in places. The car has definitely not held it's value as it's already worth less than 50% in under 3 years.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
ADKunlimited writes:
2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 2.0T R-Spec Review
With the big brembo brakes it will stop on a dime
The boost is regulated by the ECU. This makes it more exspensive to tune
Lots Of Potential To Be A Great Track Car — With the sporty design, big brakes and quick acceleration, this little car sure packs a punch. With 6 on the floor you can really drive this car. there is enough gear to always be in boost and the brembos make it easy to slow down when you see a cop appear lol.
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Dan writes:
2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 Track Review
nothing ... well .. maybe winter driving
Amazing Car .. I Would Recomend It To Any Young Guy ... Oh Btw .. Its An Awesome Chick Magnet ^^ — Performance - acceleration = amazing, braking = best brakes ive ever seen, handling = amazing Build Quality - flawless .. though the subwoofer often raddles the roof panel in the back Appearance - awesome styling inside and out 10/10 .. though the front of the car seems like its missing something 9/10 Cost of Ownership - gas mileage = what evey person should expect out of a sports car, maintenance = very easy to do Fun Factor - is this car fun to drive? = you have no idea .... im in heaven every time I do =)
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Church writes:
2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 Grand Touring Review
Once you test drive one you simply won't believe it's a Hyundai.
NOT a family car and NOT easy on the insurance!
All Of This And A 10 Year 100,000 Mile Warranty With 5 Year Road Side Assistance Is The Best! — The 2010 Genesis Coupe 380GT is the fastest car I have owned....even faster than my 2005 Nissan Altima SE-R. So far I am really enjoying it and have already gotten 2 speeding tickets! Genie is the name of my Genesis and she really knows how to disappear! Handing is great and interior and exterior designs are superb. The butterfly paddle shifters make it impossible to over-rev or "skip" gears, but also offers faster shifts than the traditional heel/toe hand & foot method used on a stick. This vehicle was purchased after considering, available sport truck models and several sports cars, including the Ford Mustang, Mitsubishi Lancer and Subaru WRX. I also test drove and even rented the 2010 Camaro. After this entire revelation, I came back to Genesis! Current modifications include the 2-toned paint on the hood and roof and just a couple of trunk vinyls for added flair. The Genesis insignias that adorn the car are factory installed and was on the car prior to purchase. Super fun car to drive, very enjoyable on road trips, easy on gas and even easier on the eyes....inside and out!
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
mrant0ny writes:
2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 2.0T Review
Stylish fun car. Perfect for daily driving.
Rear seats are useless unless you have 5 ft freinds
Nice — Appearance; was very stylish and looks great, and was quite comfortable inside especially with the soft bucket type seats. Build quality; Its fairly quiet when your commute. Although there is a small rear pillar that prevents you from looking back at your blind spot, but you get use to it and look past that. As for gas milages its pretty good avg 25mpg on premium. Maintenance and repair costs are also fairly cheap. Performance; With a turbo built in the car accelerates smoothly and quickly, for handling its not so great as its a pretty heavy car. Overall its a fun car to drive everyday.
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2011 Hyundai Genesis Coupe Reviews
Can't Stay Out Of It
I just purchased the 6 speed manual version of the Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 Track and I have to say I've had more fun driving this vehicle than any other I've owned.. and I've owned 4 mustang Gt's, a... Read More
I'm In Love... With A Hyundai?
Never thought I'd want a Hyundai... I have always been a Toyota fan but the good looks of this Genesis coupe lured me into driving it, and I just fell in love with it. It's everything I've ever wanted... Read More
2012 Hyundai Genesis Coupe Reviews
Love The Car
love this car, handles very well, fun sporty car to drive. great car for the price tag, definitely not a family car tho, back seats are very cramped, but other then that the car is amazing would defin... Read More
Sexy Styling And Amazing Sound From The 3.8 V6
I love the power and styling of the genesis coupe. The 3.8 V6 makes 306hp and 266ft pounds of torque. The RWD torsen limited slip differential makes the car handle much better than you would expect an... Read More
2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe Reviews
Sensible With Good Bang For Buck
Hyundai really stepped up their hands the past few years. Spec out a comparable car and you would end up with thousands more for a different badge. Gas could be better and could also have back up ca... Read More
Love This Car Perfect For Cruising And Trips.
Car is great and perfect for a small family. Looks and sounds great and runs very well. Trunk doesn't have very much space but enough to pick up groceries and things like that. Back sit in comfy for s... Read More
2014 Hyundai Genesis Coupe Reviews
Good Buy
I love this car. It has a lot of features like navigation, ability to start from your phone, remote access, and sporty seats. The interior has a nice leather and is a well built car. The trunk opening... Read More
Great Performance Auto For The Money
Looked at all the American Cars, Camero, Mustang, and Challenger. Wasn't looking for monster horse power cars, just a nice ride for cruising down the highway. Found the Genesis by accident. Once I too... Read More


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Elizabeth Warren, the Harvard professor who has championed a new consumer financial protection agency, is "obviously a candidate" to lead the office set up by sweeping financial legislation, the White House said on Friday.
David Axelrod, senior White House adviser, praised Warren as a "great champion of consumers and middle-class families across the country.
"She is obviously a candidate to lead this effort," Axelrod said. "There are other candidates as well. But Elizabeth is certainly a candidate."
Congress on Thursday finalized a sweeping 2,315-page bill to overhaul financial regulations, with the consumer agency at the heart of efforts to beef up oversight of products like home loans and credit cards. President Obama is planning to sign the bill into law next week.
Republicans sharply criticized the consumer protection agency as a government overreach, and Warren would probably face tough opposition if she were nominated to lead the agency.
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Christine O'Donnell Is (Shockingly) Kind of Correct
This morning, it came to light that Christine O'Donnell may have said something truly outragingly outrageously outrageous at a debate in front of law students in Delware. Naturally, because the media recognizes that she lacks the mental capacity necessary to adopt a liberal outlook or send donation checks to NPR, her observations on the contents of the Constitution sent shockwaves roiling through the lefty blogosphere. How dare she suggest that the Constitution doesn't actually say there's a Separation of Church and State!
The exchange came in a debate before an audience of legal scholars and law students at Widener University Law School, as O'Donnell criticized Democratic nominee Chris Coons' position that teaching creationism in public school would violate the First Amendment by promoting religious doctrine.
Coons said private and parochial schools are free to teach creationism but that "religious doctrine doesn't belong in our public schools."
"Where in the Constitution is the separation of church and state?" O'Donnell asked him.
When Coons responded that the First Amendment bars Congress from making laws respecting the establishment of religion, O'Donnell asked: "You're telling me that's in the First Amendment?"
Her comments, in a debate aired on radio station WDEL, generated a buzz in the audience.
Does anyone actually read the Constitution anymore? Do we just assume we sort of know what it's talking about because we've seen three episodes of Schoolhouse Rock and a very special episode of Real World: DC where they visited the National Archives and then passed out drunk on the Capitol steps? In this case, both answers are off base, but at least Christine's seems to indicate a general understanding of applied civics. Chris Coons, as we'll find out in a second, first heard the word "Constitution" three days ago from his debate prep team.
Look, I was once a law student. I can't promise that law school attracts the brightest crayons in the drawer, but unless they also missed some sixth grade level social studies, they should know that no where in the Constitution does it explicitly call for a separation of church and state. In subsequent case law, the Supreme Court has found time and again that no such distinct separation exists, and the intermingling of religion and government is, while subject to strict oversight and tight standards, possible, if not increasingly complex. The founders were big fans of secularism, no doubt, the phrase "Separation of Church and State" appears in Thomas Jefferson's Letter to the Danbury Baptists, and we've come to have a fairly modern understanding of the role each plays in each and each plays alone. In other words, the "separation" is actually more of a legal concept than it has ever been an explicit maxim.
More succinctly put, a cursory Google search of the founding document for the words "separation of church and state" reveals nothing more than Chris Coons' preening sense of cultural elitism.
Obviously the problem comes in when Christine seems to totally forget the text of the First Amendment's Establishment Clause (which, oddly enough, makes mention that the provision exists to protect the Free Exercise of religion), but hey, if we're going to get into who actually remembers more of the Constitution verbatim, Chris Coons couldn't name any part of the First Amendment not solidly contained in the Democratic talking points memorandum.
O'Donnell was later able to score some points of her own off the remark, revisiting the issue to ask Coons if he could identify the "five freedoms guaranteed in the First Amendment."
Coons named the separation of church and state, but could not identify the others – the freedoms of speech, press, to assemble and petition – and asked that O'Donnell allow the moderators ask the questions.
"I guess he can't," O'Donnell said.
Oopsies! I wonder how comforting it is to liberals to know their man has absolutely no freaking clue what the First Amendment actually says that isn't politically expedient – a fact that was pointed out by someone who is "widely understood" to be a complete and utter idiot.: If Christine is "appalling," "unacceptable," "shocking," and "disturbing," what does that make Chris Coons? I mean, other than a disgrace to his party and the whole public education system?
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From the ceremonial first toss by a 94-year-old fan to the final out of the game, Thursday's (April 24) Division I baseball game between visiting Mesa Mountain View and Scottsdale Chaparral was all about pitching.
Mountain View right-hander Nolan Ross gave up three hits and walked two and Chaparral right-hander Collin Gabel gave up two hits and walked three.
Chaparral scratched out an unearned run in the second inning and made it hold up for a 1-0 triumph in the crisp contest that lasted just shy of 90 minutes.
Chaparral, No. 2 in power points entering the day, raised its record to 23-3. No. 5 Mountain View, which had won six games in a row, slipped to 19-10.
"I was talking to Coach (Mike) Thiel (Mountain View) just now (after the game), and I agree with what he said: "That was a good performance by two very good pitchers against two very good offensive teams,' '' said Chaparral coach Sam Messina.
"That we were able to get out front with a run took some of the pressure off, but their kid (Ross) did a great job against us.''
Messina also gave credit to Gabel for his solid pitching effort as well as his approach at the plate. He did not get a hit, but hit the ball on the nose a couple of times.
"He's in a good place right now,'' Messina said.
In the bottom of the second inning, Chaparral leadoff man Tanner Bollig reached base on an infield error. He advanced to third on a base hit by Gage Hampton and scored on a fielder's choice grounder by Gabe Hamilton.
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Stayed in Ashley's apt. for a week while our apt. was being renovated. Friendly doorman building in a great neighborhood. Major subway line #1,2,3 just steps from the building. Apt. was as pictured. Bed was comfortable, A/C worked and Wifi worked without problems. Small but well equipped kitchenette. You almost have to live in NYC to appreciate this great location. Fairway and Trader Joe's just a block away. Restaurants galore. Laundry in building. A very positive experience with airbnb.
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We had great 16 days at Ashley's studio, and enjoyed it very much. Ashley is a real warm hearted New Yorker, and very helpfull in case needed. Communication was nothing else than excellent, and in two different occasions a problem was solved, to our complete satisfaction, in less the an hour!
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We had a great few days staying in Ashley's apartment. It is spacious (by NYC standards), bright and airy and very well laid-out. Ashley met us when we arrived, and was very helpful and flexible with check-in and check-out as well as with info about the area. Communicating with Ashley was very easy and she was reliable, friendly and quick to respond.
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A spoonful of sugar and all the cheap sentiment and facile whimsy it represents are precisely what author P.L. Travers abhors in "Saving Mr. Banks," a richly rendered, engrossing dramatization of Walt Disney's efforts to adapt Travers' novel "Mary Poppins" into one of his confectionery extravaganzas.
Played by Emma Thompson in a deliciously brittle turn, Travers emerges in the film as a humorless, imperious, unfailingly prim martinet, who when she arrives at the Disney studios in 1961 to collaborate on the script, insists that everyone — even Uncle Walt — address her as "Mrs. Travers."
Reluctant to hand over Mary Poppins — never just "Mary," please — Travers wages a two-week war of attrition on the screenwriter and composers assigned to bring the magical governess to the screen, wearing the boys down with constant criticisms and suggestions, all to keep her most cherished creation from becoming yet another casualty of Disney-fication, "cavorting, twinkling . . . careening toward a happy ending like a kamikaze."
Thompson, her perfectly powdered face topped with a crown of angry curls, her mouth carefully drawn into a disapproving crimson grimace, tucks into such succulent dialogue with relish, dousing every line with an extra drop of vinegar for acidic good measure. The irresistible force to her unmovable object is Tom Hanks, whose Walt Disney is all soft-spoken Midwestern manipulation, unctuous and shrewd in equal parts.
Unimpressed by the balloons and Mickey Mouse plush toys that greet her at the Beverly Hills Hotel, "positively sickened" by the prospect of visiting Disneyland, bored by California (Los Angeles smells of "chlorine and sweat," she announces upon her arrival at the airport), Travers' steady state of rankled indignation is impervious to Disney's cajoling and flattery. To paraphrase a flinty sister-under-the-skin, albeit from another era, the lady's not for turning — on one of Disney's carousels, or otherwise.
Even with Thompson's delectably dyspeptic portrayal of Travers, she'd be a difficult protagonist to root for, were it not for the back story of "Mary Poppins" that "Saving Mr. Banks" is really about. What comes to light in the flashbacks that constitute their own period-piece-within-a-period-piece is that Poppins was a product of Travers' own childhood in Australia, where she grew up as Helen Goff at the turn of the century, the favorite daughter of an alcoholic bank manager named Travers Goff (played in a sad-eyed, sympathetic turn by Colin Farrell).
Compulsively toggling back and forth between 1960s L.A. and a Goff family farmhouse mired in addiction and financial worries, "Saving Mr. Banks" doesn't always straddle its stories and time periods with utmost grace. But the film — which John Lee Hancock directed from a script by Kelly Marcel and Sue Smith — more than makes up for its occasionally unwieldy structure in telling a fascinating and ultimately deeply affecting story, along the way giving viewers tantalizing glimpses of the beloved 1964 movie musical, both in its creation and final form.
In addition to the evocative scenes of Travers' simultaneously idyllic and horrifying childhood, the best moments of "Saving Mr. Banks" occur in the Disney rehearsal room, where screenwriter Don DaGradi (Bradley Whitford) and songwriters Robert and Richard Sherman (B.J. Novak and Jason Schwartzman) endure Travers' constant stream of invective. When the Shermans try out a little ditty for Dick Van Dyke that rhymes "constable" with "responstable," she immediately notes that "responstable" is not a word. "We made it up," they tell her. "Well, un-make it up," she snaps. (It's revealing that the person Travers is kindest to, a chauffeur played by Paul Giamatti, is the film's only fictional character.)
How on earth could this marriage be saved? In "Saving Mr. Banks," it's Disney himself who comes to the rescue, when the genial, mustached Hanks delivers a moving, if cloyingly self-righteous, speech about the role of storytelling (read: Hollywood) in healing primal wounds. It's a self-serving moment, easily dismissed as studio-sanctioned mythmaking. Still, thanks to the particular story it tells and the marvelous actors channeling it, "Saving Mr. Banks" succeeds in proving Disney's point. Catharsis is powerful medicine, whether it's delivered by way of a mouse with big ears, a sharp-elbowed woman allowing bitterness to melt into long-buried grief or that dreaded, delightful spoonful of sugar.
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I've been toying with the idea of getting a little more automated with my brewing. After completing the 8 hour process of sitting around and watching my 20% barley wine mash, i think i need to take the next step. Here is my plan. Please lend me your feedback and thoughs.
I plan to build a HERMS system with basically a HLT with a copper chiller in it. I will then pump my mash from my mash tun through the chiller submerged in heated water to maintain an exact temp. Love (or Ranco) controllers will monitor this for me. This means i will be essentially using indirect heat on my liquid without having to run my propane burners to maintain the heat.
Here are the questions i have. What will i need in regards to heating element, and what would make a good vessel for this setup? I hope to mount it on the back of my brew rack kind of out of the way. Also, in regards to wiring. How would this look schematically?
Thanks all in advance for your help.
You can run any source of heat on your bk, to elevate the temperature of the water in the bk above the mash temp, and circulate through the bk. If you are already running propane, this makes the most sense. A controller could control the pump, and decide when to pump the mash wort through the bk. This is essentially a herms unit in a nutshell.
If you want an extra vessel to add to your system, that would be electric, you have a bunch of options. I guess you need to decide how big your hlt would be, and really, decide whether you need an extra vessel. You can do what you are saying by using the bk, which would already have the boiled wort in it, and therefore use the same vessel for chilling, with a built in chiller.
You need to decide what you would like first. Schematically, it is pretty simple any way you go. Electric is simple with an element and a plug. Maybe a switch thrown in if you want. The element could be plugged into the ranco, or the pump could. It makes more sense for the pump, however.
A problem with the automation, is the even temps across the entire mash bed, because I have found that they can vary 3 degrees, without consistent stirring. You also have to be careful with the mash thickness, because if there is not enough liquid in the mash, there can be problems getting enough of the wort through the coil in the other vessel.
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Thanks for the input. I don't think my water to grain ratio will be too bad. I'm planning on converting a 15 gallon keg into a keggle for my mash tun. I also have 2 7 gallon aluminum pots and one 5 gallon steel. I don't have a shortage of vessels so i was thinking of installing the copper coiled pipe in one of the 7 gallon containers and then allowing that to double as my HLT. I will then use my other 7 gallon pot for the boil.
How would the Ranco / Love be wired within my 7 gallon pot? I know i'd have an electric heating element installed at the bottom of it. Does the controller just get installed in line on the hot pole? Just as a switch would?
Thanks again.
I usually am around the 1.1 water to grain ratio and i may even bump that up a little since now i have 15 gallons of room in my mash tun. I was also thinking of braising some 1/2" copper tubing around the top inside of the keggle which would act as a water disperser. I would drill a hole in the top part of the keg (in the remaining top of the keg) and attach a clamp on hose from the heating tank directly to that. Then i was thinking of drilling small (maybe 1/16th) holes each inch around the copper piping. Then it would spray the water in evenly eliminating the possibility of hot spots and water columns. I think the only problem with this idea is i would lose heat through the water dispersion.
Any 110v heating elements anyone recommends? 6 gallons of water needs to be heated to near boiling (ideally).
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day one for the build went well. I have about 25% of the brew stand welded together. I"m planning on putting a 2' backing on it so that i can braise the copper piping up and over the lip of the keggles. I've ordered all the electric components minus the wiring and terminal forks. I have yet to find an enclosure that would work. Does anyone have any ideas? I've been looking at "project boxes" on amazon, however, i'm afraid these might be too small. Housing up to 2 two gang outlet boxes and two control units would be pushing it in an 8x10 enclosure.
Also, it has become apparent that i need to have a garage sale. this brew stand is way bigger than i originally anticipated, an i'm not too sure where i'll put it.
a lot of people use metal or plastic tool boxes for enclosures.
i use a $20 plastic tool box from home depot for everything. even the pump fits nicely coming out of the top.


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A day with dads
Whether it is the start of a new tradition or in memory of a lost family member, running and Father's Day go hand in hand
As the Sunday-morning drizzle gave way to a swell of pelting rain, families huddled by the Manitoba Marathon finish line to cheer runners through their final steps.
They cheered, and they clapped. They popped umbrellas open to guard against the spitting wet, as they waited for some loved one to come cruising into the University of Manitoba track.
There, as close to the finish line as she could get, six-year-old Kendra Rochon clutched a handmade sign against her chest. Its bright colours beamed through the morning's grey, big looping letters beaming toward the finish line to say: "We are so proud of you."
A moment later, Mitch Rochon and his daughter, Bailee, rounded into view. They crossed the finish line, spotted Kendra's sign, and tumbled toward it with beaming grins and slightly shaky legs. They had just run the half-marathon together and finished only a step apart -- a Father's Day gift, of sorts. The first time they'd run 26 miles together, though quite probably not the last.
"I think it will be a tradition," Mitch Rochon said after greeting his wife, Dawn, and younger daughter with a hug. "It's special. It's something that you do together, so you're very proud of that. And coming at the end of the line, and the rest of my family cheering me on, it's great."
It was Mitch's fifth half-marathon; for 15-year-old Bailee, her first. It wasn't always easy, the teen grinned, but she was proud to say she didn't walk a step. Dad's encouragement helped at least a little bit with that. "He pushed me, so it was fun," she said. "He was good motivation."
Well, that's what dads are for. And on this Father's Day marathon, the stories of fathers are woven throughout the course: dads volunteering at the finish lines; dads carrying toddlers on their shoulders along the 2.6-mile Super Run jaunt; dads waiting on the grass, tending wide-eyed toddlers with sunny balloons, telling them their mother will be running down the home stretch "soon."
And there were memories of fathers, too.
As the morning spluttered toward noon, Scott Smoke and his friends relaxed in the wake of their relay race. Their bright orange shirts were damp with rain, but the image printed on the back beamed out clear as day: It was a photo of Smoke's father, Rick, snapped in mid-stride. In the photo, he's wearing an old Manitoba Marathon bib reading No. 385. Rick Smoke loved to run, you see. He finished about two dozen marathons in his time.
Now he's gone, died suddenly last year. In the wake of his passing, Scott Smoke decided to take up the run. Last year, he and his friends entered the Winnipeg Police Service half-marathon. This year, they put together two Manitoba Marathon relay teams -- Run for Rick, they called them -- and Scott wore his father's necklace all the way. "Hopefully it's something we can do every year," Smoke said. "It makes it a little more special that it's on Father's Day."
In memory or alive, these are the family ties this Manitoba Marathon hoped to tap into. This is part of why organizers first chose the day.
Marathons are not often held in the sultry days of middle June. Usually, they're scheduled in April or September. They're scheduled in the spring or the fall, or even in the long winter months -- at least, in parts of the world where winter doesn't know snow. By June, the sun can risk glaring too hot, leaving runners to sizzle in their sweat. Coaxing them to burn up, burn out, to melt into the shimmering pavement.
Still, in 1977, when a cadre of local community boosters started planning for Manitoba to have a marathon of its own, Father's Day seemed a perfect fit.
There were no other big events on the running calendar then, no Boston or New York-level race with which they'd have to compete. It would allow Manitobans enough time to train, after the snow melted away. And hey, at the time the Association for Community Living already ran a popular Canoeathon on that date, something they thought could make a nice companion activity to the fledgling marathon.
Mostly, recalled marathon co-founder Dale Kendel, the date just seemed to click with the four-F mandate they envisioned: fitness, family, fundraising and fun.
"With all those ingredients, Father's Day made sense," said Kendel, who was then director of the Association for Community Living. "It became this fixture date that you could say, 'It's the Father's Day marathon,' and everybody knew what date it was going to be. You didn't have to go into your calendars and say, 'Oh, what is it, the third Sunday in June?' It's Father's Day, and people just get ready for it."
So it was that, during one of their earliest meetings, marathon founder John Robertson said 'Let's go with Father's Day.' Those words soon became law. "The next thing we know, it's announced we're doing the marathon on Father's Day," Kendel said. "He was on CBC, so he announced it on TV. Then he wrote an article in the newspaper, and then he was on radio doing interviews. So we were committed right? And it's a great fit. It meets so many of the criteria. It's there."
It was there, it is there, and every year that family connection grows stronger.
The Manitoba Marathon is 36 years old now, passed from parent to child like a torch or a relay baton. This year's winner, Winnipeg's own Brian Walker, was just a kid in the 1980s when he started running the Super Run with his own dad, Tim Walker. Brian's twin brother runs too, and his uncle, Bob Walker, holds the record for the fastest Manitoban even to run this event, finishing in 2:19:06 back in 1981.
In years to come, the marathon torch will pass on to the third generation. Brian Walker is a father himself now, and running is at the heart of his young family's life: Walker's wife, Darolyn, won the half-marathon in 2013 and placed second just one year before. This year, she cheered from the sidelines, following Walker along the course with their toddler son, Braedan, and 11-week-old daughter in tow.
The kids were decked out in shirts that read Go Daddy Go, with a sketch of a running shoe. Maybe someday, they'll be winning marathons too. "It's a real family thing with us," Walker said. "Every Father's Day, this is sort of what we do, whether it's the relay, or the half or the full. I don't really remember a Father's Day where the marathon hasn't been part of the day. You get up at 4:30 a.m., and you come out, and everyone runs. It's just a fun event to be part of."
For every torch passed at this Father's Day marathon, even more are being lit.
As the morning drizzle swelled into a pelting rain, Ray McCoy and his son, Kyle, 18, retreated under a spreading tree. They looked an athletic pair. Ray is a longtime triathlete; Kyle hopes to snag a spot on the University of Manitoba Bisons track team. On Sunday, his young legs propelled him across the finish line almost two minutes faster than his dad. Then he turned to wait: He knew his father was close behind. He could make out his shape even from almost a mile away.
"It was my Father's Day gift to him," Kyle said. "Part of it, at least."
This was the younger McCoy's first marathon, though his father has run about eight before. Since Kyle started getting into long-distance running, the duo switched their training focus to that, spending long hours running around Winnipeg with music pumping through their headphones. "It's funny: A lot of our communication is non-verbal," Ray said of the connection that running has grown. "It's almost like a sixth sense that we develop running together. It's fun."
Now, all that work culminated in a Father's Day marathon run, a gift of sorts to father, from son. Both fell short of the goals they had set, as they battled the bristling chill and the slopping wet, but they started and finished it together. And for the first time, that was enough.
As for the rest of Father's Day? "I'm thinking the couch," Ray said with a grin. "And drying off."
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition June 16, 2014 B4
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