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The Inn at Jack London Square
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A haven by Old Oakland
The Inn at Jack London Square is located in the business district of Oakland, close to the historic area of Old Oakland, a 15-minute drive from Oakland Airport. The Alameda Oakland Ferry is a 6-minute walk away, where you can catch a boat to Pier 39 in San Francisco.
The call of the Marina
A 3-block stroll takes you to Jack London Square, home to "Floating White House" USS Potomac, plus several restaurants and bars. Walking 15 minutes takes you to 12th St. Oakland City Center Station, where you can catch a train across the water to San Francisco.
Swim, run, or relax
The hotel has a landscaped courtyard and lounge area for relaxation; an outdoor pool and fitness center suggest more vigorous pursuits. Parking is available and substantial full breakfasts are cooked to order.
Free WiFi
All 100 ensuite rooms have free WiFi, flat-screen TVs, and pay-movies for a comfortable night, along with coffee- and tea-making facilities, and evening room service. Rooms also have cotton terry towels and jumbo pillows for added comfort.
We went to attend a concert at The Fox Theatre and shared our room with another couple.…
This hotel is in a great location just at the edge of Jack London Square. Very convenient…
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Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $138
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, City View
- Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Courtyard Area
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 100 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Self parking *
- Accessible parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
- Resort fee included
In the hotel
- Breakfast (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- 24-hour business center
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Number of buildings/towers - 4
- Year Built 1967
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Television in lobby
- Disabled parking
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Pillowtop mattress
- Hair dryer
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- In-room safe
Special features
DiningButtercup - This family restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available.
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Also known as
- At Jack London Square Hotel
- Hotel At Jack London Square
- The Inn at Jack London Square
- The Inn at Jack London Square Oakland
This hotel does not accept cash or debit cards.
Parking height restrictions apply.
Mandatory fees
Deposit: USD 75.00 per night
The charges below are included in the total price displayed:
- Resort fee
Optional extras
Self parking costs USD 18.00 per night with in/out privileges
Rollaway beds are available for USD 15.00 per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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The best pictures tell an unfinished story, with a sense of place or personality - what, where, when, how. I love painterly colour yet also see strength in black and white form and composition. Maybe too eclectic?
I have used Nikon for ever, and have been digital almost from the beginning. That said, I have rediscovered my Leica, especially for street and black & white. I also love the creative versatility and freedom of the iPhone, and some images here are Olympus 4/3.
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What makes an image popular?
I posted this image on flickr yesterday – "Human Scale" – and was amazed to see it rise in the views and favs ranks. 10K views and almost 200 "favs" in less than 24 hrs – a factor of 10 more than I normally get! It was taken on the steps of St Paul's Cathedral earlier this year.
Now, it is always flattering to have one's images liked, and I guess that is partly why we post to social sites.
That said, I am really at a loss to understand why it has become my second most fav'd image on flickr. It's a nice picture, with a bit of a story. Still, I honestly don't think it's the best I have shot.
I have been a member of flickr since 2005, and I have been a bit intermittent in posting there over the years. The picture of a rainbow that I took in 2003 became my most viewed ever picture (61K views and almost 600 "favs") very early on, when posted in 2005 – and it's popularity has never been exceeded since. There were far fewer people on flickr then, so it was a lot easier to get "attention".
I can see why the rainbow was popular, as it's not often that one can capture almost the complete arc of a "double" rainbow.
However, does that make it a better picture than the first? Who knows. I sometime think that the more I take photographs, the less I understand what attracts people to the work.
Moral of the story?
Shoot what you like, not what you think others will like!
Human Scale – Leica M-P, Noctilux F/1.0, processed in Silver Efex Pro.
Rainbow – Nikon D1x, 17-35mm Nikkor, Lightroom.
Bath is such a great city for photographers – architecturally and street-wise. I have been taking street portraits of the vibrant performers in Bath for some time.
This is Paul, the "pigeon man".
He attracts the pigeons with a small amount of seed, and they are obviously very happy to be around him. He also brings a great deal of joys to kids and adults alike.
… though sometimes they get a bit lively!
Images taken with Leica M-P (240), Noctilux F/1.0 50mm, and processed in Color Efex Pro
Leica Gallery (LFI)
Very honoured to have a couple of my images featured as Leica "Master Shots", in the Leica M section.
The images are the middle of the top row ("Doorway", River Trent, at Burton upon Trent), and the first on the third row ("That's Surprising …", from Dublin).
By coincidence, as I am not sure how the site admins decide on such things, I also had two images featured in LFI's "Street Photography" category.
The images are again "That's surprising …" and "The Nun and the Phone Call".
Back to the Future – the Nikon F4s
I bought the Nikon F4s around the end of 1988, and it was my go-to camera until the D1 broke through the "professional" DSLR barrier at the end of 1999.
To quote Ken Rockwell:
"The indomitable Nikon F4 is the most innovative camera ever introduced by Nikon, or probably anyone. The Nikon F4 is what brought cameras into this modern era. The F4 shattered more new barriers and advanced more technology in bigger steps than Nikon had ever done before, or has ever done since. Nikon's digital SLRs and F5 and F6 are nice, but still none of them, not even the D3, is as earth-shattering as was the F4 at its introduction.
The F4 is compatible with every lens ever made by Nikon, from the first 1959 non-AI lenses through today's G lenses. It focuses flawlessly with AF-s and G lenses and will work with the ancient fisheyes that recede into the camera body. It gives matrix metering and automation with all lenses made since 1977 (AI and newer). With a few button pushes, it does stop-down metering and automation with non-AI lenses.
If I'm shooting 35mm film with modern lenses I grab the F6, but if I need to use things like the 42-year-old 7.5mm fisheye I was loaned along with new lenses, out comes the F4."
The F4 was the world's first "professional" autofocus camera, the first with a built-in motor drive (over 5 fps) and the first with Matrix metering. It can use one of the widest possible ranges of Nikon lenses (unlike Canon …). And it has all of its controls in traditional "knobs and buttons". Not an LCD screen to be seen (unless you added the MF-23 data back, which I have but never really figured out).
The F4s is simply an F4 with a bigger battery pack and grip. And it is indestructible.
I defy you not to find the camera "sexy".
So, why post about it now?
I have been "digital" for ever, it seems, yet the temptation of film is great. Lucky enough to own a Leica M6, that ought to be my camera of choice for getting back into film. But at the weekend I dug out the F4s, with its 50mm F1.4 lens. Maybe not the greatest lens, but it can still take great images. After all, the photographer is the driver, the camera is just the car.
So I got it up and running, loaded the mandatory roll of Ilford HP5 Plus 400, and started pointing the F4s at people and things.
It's a wonderful camera. Fast, responsive, and ergonomically perfect. Somehow the grips are all in exactly the right place, and, much as I love the Leica M-P (240), and my Nikon D810, the F4s just melts into the hand. Anyone that's ever seriously used a camera of any brand will "get" the controls in 15 minutes. And the autofocus, whilst restricted to a centre spot, is very fast.
Has AF technology actually improved since the 80's?
OK, it can't do VR. It's a very positive shutter, with a satisfying "clunk", but it is not the quietest. The viewfinder is big, better than we often see these days, though in low light can be a bit dull (after all, you actually see the F stop on the lens through a dedicated finder window). And the AF doesn't glow in the dark, as we are now used to. Even my Leica M-P has red line focus peaking. But that's about the limit of techno complaint. Hate to say it but it feels like it can really give the M6 a usability run for the money …
Now, I need to see what the images look like. More on that anon.
By the way, the image of the F4s was taken with the Leica M-P and Noctilux 50mm F/1.0 (V4), processed in Color Efex Pro. And that's the Leica Meet book in the background.
You can get an F4s today on eBay for less than £150 ….
Drawn by Light: The Royal Photographic Society Collection @ The Science Museum
If you haven't yet been able to see this exhibition, and you are a photographer, then please make this a New Year resolution. It's at the London Science Museum, until March 1st, 2015.
It's not just a collection of nice images. It literally traces the history of photography with a unique eye. And whilst it is focused (pardon the pun) on the images, the exhibition also allows visitors to ponder camera technology development, too – not in technical terms, but by showing what the cameras could do.
To quote the website:
Founded in 1853, the Royal Photographic Society (RPS) Collection is now held at the National Media Museum, Bradford as part of the National Photography Collection. With over 250,000 images, 8,000 items of photographic equipment and 31,000 books, periodicals and documents, it's one of the most important and comprehensive photographic collections in the world.
Early photographers such as Roger Fenton (co-founder of the RPS), William Henry Fox Talbot and Julia Margaret Cameron are represented, alongside modern photographers such as Don McCullin, Terry O'Neill and Martin Parr. Nièpce's heliographs and Fox Talbot's experimental cameras are also on display.
"… photography … is used alike by art and science, by love, business, and justice; is found in the most sumptuous saloon, and in the dingiest attic – in the solitude of the Highland cottage, and in the glare of the London gin-palace, in the pocket of the detective, in the cell of the convict, in the folio of the painter and architect, among the papers and patterns of the mill owner and manufacturer, and on the cold brave breast on the battle-field."
Lady Elizabeth Eastlake, the wife of Charles Eastlake, the first President of the Photographic Society, The London Quarterly Review, April 1857
A very inspirational show, with much to study and learn.
Image: Portrait of Christina, Mervyn O'Gorman, c.1913 © The Royal Photographic Society Collection at the National Media Museum, Bradford / SSPL


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Almost exactly a year ago, Transportation Secretary Foxx addressed the National League of Cities. He then turned to the Fast Lane to blog about what it means to city leaders that drivers in their cities spend an average of 42 hours a year stuck in traffic and how an increasing population is only going to make matters worse unless we invest in infrastructure solutions.
For today's installment of Throwback Thursday, we re-publish the Secretary's blog post and remind readers that, for more than a year, he and President Obama have proposed concrete solutions --through GROW AMERICA, our four-year, $302 bllion legislative proposal-- and advocated tirelessly for revitalized American transportation and the jobs and economic growth that reviatlization would bring.
With a newly elected Congress heading toward Washington, we also re-publish in this post the Secretary's advice that, "It is only when we work together that we can go from gridlock to open road, open harbors, and open skies."
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Yesterday, I addressed the members of the National League of Cities, and it was a pleasure to be among leaders who understand the value of investing in America's transportation. Because League members know that, last year, drivers in this country's cities spent an average of 42 hours stuck in traffic. That's more than a full-time week of work.
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On Friday, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LACMTA) broke ground on Section 1 of its Westside Purple Line extension, the first of three planned extensions for the subway line. The Section 1 extension is expected to improve capacity and travel times from Beverly Hills to downtown Los Angeles, North Hollywood, Union Station, and other communities. The extension will improve travel through one of the region's most congested areas and give more people access to jobs, schools, and other services. The project includes three new underground stations and the purchase of 34 new vehicles, stimulating an American supply chain that extends far beyond California. In addition, LACMTA estimates that construction will create more than 22,000 jobs.
A few hundred miles north, the Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District (AC Transit) is planning to add a dedicated bus line between Oakland and San Leandro. And on Saturday, Acting Administrator McMillan signed a grant agreement to help move the 9.5-mile East Bay Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project from plan to reality. The proposed BRT line will have a dedicated travel lane for buses, level boarding, pre-payment kiosks, and improved safety features. Most importantly, it will speed up travel times for an estimated 125,000 people each day...
If you're like most people, the global supply chain isn't exactly must-see TV. You've heard about it, and you know it plays a role in your life, but it's kind of abstract. So let's talk about something you can feel: that smartphone in your pocket or purse.
It's safe to say that most of us have smartphones, but we don't often consider the logistics that go into their creation.
The phone I carry was designed in Canada and manufactured in China. It contains glass from the Dow Corning Plant in my home state of Kentucky, software written in South Carolina, a processor from South Korea, a semiconductor from Germany, flash memory from Japan, and rare earth elements from India, Brazil and South Africa.
Cruising across oceans in containerships and crossing countries and borders in trucks and trains, the world's raw materials head to factories, and finished goods head to stores –and eventually into consumers' hands. It is a complex system that makes this possible.
And America's transportation infrastructure is our ticket into this system...
Public transportation can be a real lifeline. And nowhere is that more apparent than in America's rural communities. Great distances between homes, workplaces, schools, and vital services --plus the aging of the U.S. population-- present rural residents and the transit agencies that serve them with significant challenges.
Since 1985, the Federal Transit Administration has recognized great work in rural transit by presenting Administrator's Awards for Outstanding Public Transportation Service in Rural Public Transportation. Last week, I had the pleasure of presenting this year's awards to five very deserving rural transit systems from across the country. By enhancing mobility and increasing access to employment, these unsung heroes of transportation have done an exceptional job of connecting rural residents to ladders of opportunity...
In both Normal, Illinois, and St. Paul, Minnesota, USDOT stimulus grants for multimodal transportation facilities are still creating good construction jobs and revitalizing urban neighborhoods. The success of these modest, one-time investments suggests that a more robust federal commitment to transportation—such as that envisioned in the GROW America Act—could be strengthening local economies everywhere.
That's the takeaway from two recent studies by Good Jobs First, a non-profit, non-partisan group based in Washington, DC, that promotes smart growth for working families. These studies are online at www.goodjobsfirst.org.
The studies detail the job-creation benefits of the new Uptown Station in Normal and the restoration of the St. Paul Union Depot. Both projects were financed in part by Transportation Infrastructure Generating Employment Recovery (TIGER) grants, a part of the federal stimulus that has since been continued and would be expanded under the GROW America Act...
Remember when the Highway Trust Fund was running out of money, and state departments of transportation warned they'd have to cancel projects? That was a dark hour for America. But some thought that when Congress passed a ten-month funding patch in August, the worst was over.
It wasn't over. Not even close.
The Tennessee DOT is delaying $400 million in road projects. It turns out, the patch Congress passed didn't end the uncertainty over transportation funding; it perpetuated it. As TDOT Commissioner John Shroer wrote in a letter to state legislators last Friday, "The instability in the flow of these dollars is certainly having an impact in Tennessee."
At USDOT, we knew this would happen. We said this would happen.
And now we're seeing the terrible – and very predictable – outcome.
Today in Throwback Thursday-land, we're dialing up a Fast Lane post from September 6, 2013.
Writing about a TIGER grant for Lee County, Florida, road and trail improvements to save the lives of pedestrians and bicyclists, Secretary Foxx says, "We want to be a partner with Lee County in improving the safety and vitality of the community."
That's exactly what the TIGER program--created by the Recovery Act that President Obama signed within less than a month of taking office--has allowed us to do.
And if Congress passes the Obama Administration's GROW AMERICA Act, we'll be able to continue supporting state and local efforts like those in Lee County. Efforts that boost safety, create jobs, and increase affordable transportation options for America's middle class.
Lee County TIGER Award an Investment in Safety
Thanks in part to DOT's TIGER program, Lee County, Florida, is on the brink of transformation...


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Wuts with the $175 price tag tho?...Makes no sense, cinsidering the 90s and 1s were $120 &$125
I had these freshman yr in high school fa track & field... might need to cop these again 15 yrs later
i remember thesecame out a few years ago and just sat on shelves for months
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Oil over latex over oil??
OK, I know better, but the previous people did not. So now I have a staircase with latex paint over oil, and it is of course not sticking. If I put acrylic primer over it before I repaint, what are the chances it will stick??
I know that there is painting forum, but my luck on that side has never been good. Help!!
tia, Nancy.
Nancy, I know that when you paint over oil, even with more oil, you need to clean thoroughly with TSP and water, rinse it off, and either sand to rough up the surface, or use a deglosser. Then, I've read that if you're covering with latex, use an oil-based primer like original Kilz first. Use good ventilation with that stuff.
I'm not an expert on this so I can't say that an acrylic primer wouldn't work, but the Kilz seems to be recommended more. If the acrylic primer specifically says that it can be used over oil, it probably would be OK.
Hope the latex comes off easily for you.
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Strategic differences are cited; the search is underway for a successor.
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Man who died while hiking identified
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A typical suburban family rent their backyard cottage to an outwardly friendly romance novelist who harbors a gruesome secret in this thriller starring David Arquette. When Chloe (Kristen Dalton) and Michael Carpenter (Victor Brown) place an ad seeking a tenant for their cottage, Robert Mars (Arquette) seems like the perfect candidate. Respectful, personable, and quick to smile, he quickly moves in and makes himself at home. But later, when Chloe grows suspicious about Robert and investigates his mysterious past, she realizes that her entire family is in grave danger. Now in order to save the ones she loves, Chloe will have to put her own life on the line. But even then, there's no guarantee that anyone will make it out of this terrifying ordeal alive. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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I brewed a Berliner Weisse with a starting gravity of 1.040 but it wont ferment at all.
4 lbs German Pilsener
4 lbs German Wheat
.5oz Hops
Mashed the 8lbs of grain at 150 for 60mins. Cooled the wort to 120 degrees and added .5 lb acidic malt. Covered the wort in saran wrap and let sit for three days. On brew day, collected 5.25 gallons of wort and did a 20 min boil (15min hops). Starting gravity was 1.040. Pitched a packet of Bry-97 at 75 degrees. After 2 days there was zero activity so I pitched another packet at 68 degrees. The next day there was still no activity so I tried to aerate the wort a bit more by shaking the plastic bucket. Still no activity so in a last ditch attempt I tossed in some champagne yeast and some yeast nutrient. After 2 more days I still have no activity (no drop in gravity).
Any ideas?
the yeast detect your anxiety and refuse to work. true story.
I cant think of any reason why the yeast wont eat the sugar. I have done 30+ batches and never had a problem like this (it is my first Berliner Weisse though)
some yeast don't perform well in low pH environments - BRY-97 also has a reputation for long lag times so it could be a combo of both of those factors
BRY-97 is a notoriously slow starter, i just had a 30 something hour lag time on a beer but it's about done now. i'll bet it will start up since the chances that all of the yeast somehow died are slim and they are in the wort.
So you think I should just wait? It's been 5 days
I think that the Champagne yeast would be able to work in a low pH environment, so not sure if that's it. Do you trust that the thermometer being used during your mash is accurate / calibrated? If that was off by 10% (a long shot..) then you really would have mashed at 165°F. At that temperature, you might not have enough fermentable sugar to get the fermentation going.
I just tested my thermometer against two others and they are all within 4 degrees if each other