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Cambridge University Press v. Patton
|Cambridge University Press v. Patton
|United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
|Full case name
|Cambridge University Press et al. v. Becker et al.
|Judge sitting
|Orinda Dale Evans (N.D. Ga.); Gerald Bard Tjoflat, Stanley Marcus, Roger Vinson (11th Cir.)
|E-reserves, fair use
Cambridge University Press et al. v. Patton et al. (also captioned v. Becker), 1:2008cv01425, is an ongoing case in the Northern District of Georgia in which three publishers, Cambridge University Press, SAGE Publications, and Oxford University Press, initially filed suit in 2008 against Georgia State University for copyright infringement.[1]
The plaintiffs claimed that Georgia State University engaged in "systematic, widespread and unauthorized copying and distribution of a vast amount of copyrighted works" through its e-reserves system.[2] Georgia State asserted that its system did not infringe copyright because its uses were fair use.[3]
The district court issued a 350-page findings of fact and conclusions of law on May 11, 2012, finding that in almost all cases the alleged infringements were fair use.[4] In a subsequent decision the court deemed that Georgia State University was the "prevailing party" and ordered the plaintiffs to pay GSU's attorney's fees.[5] Notwithstanding the "prevailing party" decision, the plaintiffs characterized the case as "flawed" but not a "loss",[6] but nonetheless filed an appeal.[7]
The costs of the litigation were funded in large part by the Copyright Clearance Center, a licensing company which funded 50% of the litigation and announced plans to continue to do so on appeal,[6] and the Association of American Publishers (AAP).
On October 17, 2014, the 11th Circuit reversed and remanded to the lower court for reconsideration in light of its opinion.[8] The 11th Circuit reversed the grant of attorney's fees, and closely examined the lower court's 300-plus page fair use decision in their own 129-page decision, affirming and reversing various portions of the District Court's analysis.[8] On March 31, 2016, the lower court issued its decision on remand, finding this time 4 of 49 to be infringements, and again awarding costs and attorneys' fees to Georgia State University as the "prevailing party."
Cambridge University Press, SAGE Publications, and Oxford University Press filed the lawsuit on April 15, 2008.[2] They named four Georgia State officials as the defendants.[2] The plaintiffs alleged that Georgia State made over 6,700 works available through its e-reserves system and website.[3][9] They also alleged that the university "invit[ed] students to download, view, and print such materials without permission of the copyright holder."[3] The plaintiffs alleged direct, vicarious, and contributory infringement.[10] They filed for summary judgment on all three claims, and Georgia State submitted counter-motions for summary judgment.[10]
On February 17, 2009, the Georgia Board of Regents changed the challenged e-reserve system, making it more similar to peer institutions.[11] Following this change, on June 22, 2009, the university was granted a court order that limited discovery to the university's ongoing conduct.[11]
On October 1, 2010, Judge Orinda Evans granted summary judgment in favor of Georgia State on the claims of direct and vicarious infringement.[10] She granted summary judgment on direct infringement because there was not enough evidence to show that any of the four named defendants engaged in acts of infringement.[10] She also granted summary judgment on vicarious infringement because there was no evidence the named defendants profited from the alleged infringement of librarians working under them.[10] The plaintiffs then submitted a partial motion for reconsideration. The judge granted it, allowing the vicarious infringement claim to go forward under a theory of indirect liability.[12]
Money damages were not at issue in the case.[10] Under the doctrine of state sovereign immunity, the plaintiffs could only seek injunctive relief against Georgia State.[11]
Reaction to the initial lawsuit[edit]
Both librarians and publishers are watching this case for its implications for broader conflicts about fair use and copyright infringement in the education community.[9] As universities replace traditional printed resources with electronic course resources (either in the form of e-reserves or electronic course packs), publishers have sought to limit unlicensed uses in these forms.[2] Similar cases have been filed against universities, including UCLA,[13] and in other countries, York University,[14] Delhi University,[15] and New Zealand.[16] In Seattle, a lawsuit was filed against a commercial copyshop serving Seattle University.[17] The District Court distinguished the university, a nonprofit educational institution directly serving its users, from the commercial copyshops found to have infringed copyright in two cases in the early 1990s.[2]
Academic librarians and their lawyers have described the case as a "nightmare scenario."[18][19] Barbara Fister, a librarian at Gustavus Adolphus College, has suggested that the plaintiffs have lost sight of their missions, which include furthering education and scholarship.[18] Similarly, Paul Courant, University Librarian and dean of libraries at the University of Michigan, has argued that the plaintiffs in this suit are in danger of becoming enemies, rather than simply adversaries, of libraries and authors.[20] Kevin Smith, the director of scholarly communications at Duke University, has said that a broad holding in the plaintiffs' favor would have "catastrophic consequences," either limiting the information that students can read or greatly increasing the cost of higher education.[21] Both Fister and Smith also suggest that a narrow interpretation of fair use could lead more professors and academic authors to embrace the open access movement.
Publishers and their representatives also feel that the stakes are very high. Tom Allen, president and CEO of the Association of American Publishers, has written that Georgia State's policy "invited disregard for basic copyright norms" and would threaten copyright's incentives for producing original work.[22] Allen emphasized that educational purpose is not enough for a finding of fair use—other factors also enter the analysis.[22] He also wrote that Georgia State's practices, if universalized, could bring down the entire "creative ecosystem."[22] Sandy Thatcher, then the executive editor for social sciences and humanities at Penn State University Press, commented in 2010 that the loss of revenue from the unlicensed electronic use of copyrighted material limited the University Press's ability to publish new books.[23]
The trial began on May 17, 2011[13] and ended on June 8, 2011.[12] After hearing the plaintiffs' arguments, Judge Evans granted the defendants' motion for a directed verdict on the claim of contributory infringement.[12] The defendants' arguments largely related to fair use.[3] The parties filed their final post-trial briefs later that summer.[1]
The district court issued a 350-page findings of fact and conclusions of law on May 11, 2012.[4] The case is currently under appeal to the Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.[24]
The Court found that most uses considered were fair use, considering the purpose of the use (nonprofit educational), the nature of the works (scholarly and factual), the amount taken (often less than 10%), and the effect on the market (little or to none known especially where there was no license available for electronic excerpts). Of the other allegations, the Court dismissed some as de minimis (because no students had in fact used the reserve copies), and dismissed others because the plaintiffs could not show that they actually owned the copyrights. Specific factual fightings included the Court determining that the relevant length of the work was the entire work, not individual chapters or portions of works, and a finding "that no book sales were lost."[25] Based on the overwhelming number that were found to be noninfringing, the Court held Georgia State to be the "prevailing party", and awarded attorney's fees to Georgia State.[5]
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The plaintiffs appealed to the 11th Circuit, which heard oral arguments in the fall of 2013.
On October 17, 2014, the 11th Circuit reversed and remanded to the lower court for reconsideration in light of its opinion.[8] The 11th Circuit reversed the grant of attorney's fees, and closely examined Judge Evans' 300-plus page fair use decision in their own 129-page decision.[8]
They affirmed the lower court's holdings on the first factor, finding that the course reserves were not transformative, but that nonprofit educational uses are favored under fair use.[26] They reversed the lower court on the second fair use factor, requiring a closer examination of the original works and the relative composition of original analysis data.[27] However, they noted that this factor "is of relatively little importance in this case."[28]
On the third factor, the 11th Circuit held that the lower court had erred in establishing a strict quantitative test for the "amount and substantiality taken".[29] Evans had suggested that less than 10% or one chapter in ten would be considered fair use; more than that, perhaps not. The 11th Circuit held that per se rules were not appropriate, and that the third factor had to be considered separately in light of the first and fourth factors.
On the fourth factor, the 11th Circuit agreed with the lower court that "the small excerpts Defendants used do not substitute for the full books from which they were drawn,"[30] and ultimately found "that the District Court's analysis under the fourth factor was correct, and that the District Court properly took license availability into account in determining whether the fourth factor weighted for or against fair use."[31] The publishers had argued that the District Court had erroneously shifted the burden of proof to plaintiffs on the question of license availability, but the 11th Circuit found no error on this point.[32] Instead, the Court held that requiring plaintiffs to produce evidence of availability was "reasonable", since "Plaintiffs–as publishers–can reasonably be expected to have the evidence as to availability of licenses for their own works."[33] After such evidence is presented, defendants still "retain[] the overall burden of persuasion on the fourth factor".[34]
The 11th Circuit also held that "the District Court did not err in performing a work-by-work analysis of individual instances of alleged infringement."[35]
However, the 11th Circuit held that "the District Court did err by giving each of the four fair use factors equal weight, and by treating the four factors mechanistically."[35]
The 11th Circuit vacated the injunction and declaratory relief, and the award of attorney's fees and costs, and remanded to the lower court for further proceedings.[36]
District Court Judge Vinson, sitting on this panel, wrote a concurrence in which he disagreed with several of the majority's holdings.[37] The concurrence reads more like a dissent, including language that asserts the notion of fair use originally was a common law creation and thus "fair use analysis does not require conventional statutory interpretation."[38]
See also[edit]
- List of copyright case law
- Williams & Wilkins Co. v. United States
- American Geophysical Union v. Texaco
- ^ a b "Last Round of Filings Made in Georgia State U. Fair-Use Lawsuit", The Chronicle of Higher Education, August 4, 2011
- ^ a b c d e Hafner, Katie (April 16, 2008), "Publishers Sue Georgia State on Digital Reading Matter", New York Times
- ^ a b c d Albanese, Andrew (March 15, 2010), "Both Sides Angle for Victory in E-reserve Case", Publishers Weekly
- ^ a b Cambridge University Press v. Patton, No. 08-01425 (D.Ga. May 11, 2012).
- ^ a b Steve Kolowich, 'The Prevailing Party', Inside Higher Ed (Aug. 13, 2012).
- ^ a b Andrew Albanese, "Publishers Appeal 'Flawed' Decision in GSU E-Reserves Case", Publishers Weekly, Sept. 11, 2012.
- ^ See Publishers Brief in appeal, filed 2013.
- ^ a b c d "Cambridge University Press v. Patton" (PDF). October 17, 2014. Retrieved 13 October 2015.
- ^ a b "Publishers Say They Are Not the Enemy in University Copyright Disputes", The Chronicle of Higher Education, June 19, 2011
- ^ a b c d e f Hadro, Josh (October 7, 2010), "Georgia State Ereserves Case Narrowed Yet Again", Library Journal
- ^ a b c Albanese, Andrew (July 13, 2009), "Settlement Likely in E-Reserves Case?", Publishers Weekly
- ^ a b c Albanese, Andrew (June 9, 2011), "Arguments in GSU E-Reserves Trial Conclude; Judge Deals Publishers a Quick Loss on One Count", Publishers Weekly
- ^ a b Perry, Marc; Howard, Jennifer (May 29, 2011), "2 Universities Under the Legal Gun", The Chronicle of Higher Education
- ^ Michael Geist, "Access Copyright's Desperate Declaration of War Against Fair Dealing", April 9, 2013.
- ^ "HC impleads students in copyright case", The Asian Age, March 14, 2013.
- ^ Jody O'Callaghan, "Universities refuse to pay extra copyright licence fees", Stuff.co.nz, Aug. 3, 2013.
- ^ Copy Mart sued for copyright infringement
- ^ a b Fister, Barbara (May 19, 2011), "The GSU Lawsuit: You Don't Know How Lucky You Are", Library Journal
- ^ Smith, Kevin (May 13, 2011), "A nightmare scenario for higher education", Copyright in the Classroom, Copyright Issues and Legislation, Fair Use, Libraries
- ^ Courant, Paul N. (June 20, 2011), "Adversary or Enemy?: A Publisher Lawsuit Crosses the Line", Publishers Weekly
- ^ "What's at Stake in the Georgia State Copyright Case", The Chronicle of Higher Education, May 30, 2011
- ^ a b c Allen, Tom (July 11, 2011), "Common Goals: AAP on the GSU e-reserve lawsuit", Publishers Weekly
- ^ Albanese, Andrew (June 14, 2010), "A Failure to Communicate", Publishers Weekly
- ^ Albanese, Andrew (September 11, 2012). "Publishers Appeal 'Flawed' Decision in GSU E-Reserves Case". Publisher's Weekly. Retrieved 2013-08-31.
- ^ "Plaintiffs offered no trial testimony or evidence showing that they lost any book sales in or after 2009 on account of any actions by anyone at Georgia State. The Court finds that no book sales were lost." Cambridge University Press v. Becker, at 217.
- ^ 11th Circuit, p.74.
- ^ 11th Circuit, pp.75-81.
- ^ 11th Circuit, p.81.
- ^ 11th Cir., pp.82-92.
- ^ 11th Cir., p.94.
- ^ 11th Cir., p.101.
- ^ 11th Cir, p.101-104.
- ^ 11th Cir., pp.101-102.
- ^ 11th Cir., p.102-103.
- ^ a b 11th Cir., p.110.
- ^ 11th Cir., p.112.
- ^ 11th Cir., p.113-129.
- ^ 11th Cir., p.114.
External links[edit]
- Trial - Cambridge University Press v. Becker, 863 F.Supp.2d 1190 (N.D. Ga. May 11, 2012)
- The case's docket
- The original complaint
- The answer to the original complaint.
- The amended complaint
- The answer to the amended complaint.
- Order granting defendants' motion for summary judgment on claims of direct infringement and vicarious infringement.
- Order granting plaintiffs' motion for reconsideration; the Court affirmed its grant of summary judgment to defendants on direct infringement claims, but denied defendants summary judgment on vicarious infringement claims.
- Order denying defendants' motion to dismiss without prejudice.
- 11th Circuit opinion
- United States district court cases
- United States copyright case law
- Fair use case law
- United States Internet case law
- United States education case law
- United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit cases
- 2014 in United States case law
- Georgia State University
- Cambridge University Press
- Oxford University Press
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http://dev.withsix.com/ 2009-05-20T06:46:55+00:00 DH: (ARMA) Development Unraveled Warface (formerly WACO) - Bug #1439: script error http://dev.withsix.com/issues/1439?journal_id=5728 2009-05-20T06:46:55+00:00 Doomguy

Target version deleted (Warface 1.1.9)

This is strange - that script runs fine for me. At what point during the mission do you get the error messages?

What version of the game do you use?
 Warface (formerly WACO) - Bug #1439: script error http://dev.withsix.com/issues/1439?journal_id=5733 2009-05-20T06:55:21+00:00 Doomguy

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 Warface (formerly WACO) - Bug #1439: script error http://dev.withsix.com/issues/1439?journal_id=5757 2009-05-20T17:24:35+00:00 Bionicman303 email@example.com

Hi Doomguy,

I'm using the latest Arma Beta (1.16). I played on Bluefor with 3 AI-Players against 8 Opfor AI-Slots
The message occurs about 5 minutes after I did build my HQ, Barracks, Light Vehicle Factory and Heavy Factory.
I started at "Pesto et Yoro" and moved my HQ to GPS coordinates 998122 (East of Somato behind a small hill).
I was able to reproduce this error message by restarting the match a couple of times until I spawned againg a "Pesto et Yoro".

I will check if this occurs at a different spawing site in the same way.

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 Warface (formerly WACO) - Bug #1439: script error http://dev.withsix.com/issues/1439?journal_id=5772 2009-05-21T09:17:16+00:00 Doomguy

When the error occurs, could you please check the in-game debug log (CTRL `) and wait for the messages (about 16 of them) like: *** team EAST-C led by EastPos3 (ACE_SquadLeaderE)

Please take a screenshot and post it here. Basically, if any of the messages has Null in them there's a problem!

Thanks,
Doomguy
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That's explained then, 4 west teams have gone defunct... Can you explain what you're doing a bit more? Dedicated server? Did players enter and leave during the game?
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Hi Doomguy,

usually, I play like this:

I open a MP LAN game as a listen server (i.e. both playing and hosting at the same time). The setup is as follows:

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- I assign myself to the first Bluefor slot
- I set the Bluefor slots 2,3 and 4 to "AI"
- Bluefor slots 5,6,7,8 are closed/disabled (instead of "AI" there is a cross)
- Opfor slots 1 to 8 are all set to "AI" -> all enabled

... then I start the game.

Maybe, the error message occurs because Slots 5-8 are disabled!? If so, this case could be easily caught within the script, right?

Thanks again!

Bionicman
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Aaah, that explains it! Disabling the AI's like that probably doesn't prevent the AI script to start. Thanks Bionicman303, I'll fix it.

Doomguy
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Status changed from New to Assigned

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Assignee set to Doomguy

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Target version set to Warface v1.1.8a

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Status changed from Assigned to Feedback

This should be fix by rev 632. AI teams can be disabled in lobby. Slots retain their role, i.e., slot 8 gets AI team type 8 (the spec op team), even if you disable all the other AI teams.
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Please I need some clarification and help with configuring my ASA 5540 with IOS 8.3x for remote client certificate authentication.
I have my root certificate from the Microsoft CA but not quite sure if the outlined steps in the cisco websites below are exactly what I need since the firewall seems to be generating the certificate to be used.
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Satellite pictures taken after the 2,000-year-old temple was dynamited by the jihadi group, and other images broadcast since Syrian government forces retook the city on Sunday, show almost the entire structure collapsed in a heap of rubble.
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Excellent location with beautiful views of Kingston, the staff went the extra mile to welcome you and the room was incredibly comfortable Nothing
Didn't get the king bed we had requested even though in was not busy mid week.Lakeveiw is misleading.i felt we were treated different because we paid through a third party.
Good location in the little town, staff was friendly at check in. I'm not sure how this is considered a four star hotel. It's a 2.5, 3 at best. Tacky shampoo/conditioner dispensers in the small shower, mediocre bed... Our duvet had rips and holes and stains in it. We had a "lake view" room... And you could technically see the lake if you leaned all the way to The right side of the window and looked all the way to the left. Past the rooftop of the next door building, a parking lot, and between two tall buildings there was a sliver of water about three inches across from my perspective... How charming. The worst part was how thin the walls were though. I could hear every word the people next to us said, every flush of the toilet, even when they turned the fan on in their bathroom. I called the staff downstairs twice because it was so noisy I couldn't sleep. They said they'd ask them to be quiet but I lost about four hours of sleep by the time they finally went to bed at 4am. Not fun when I had a 12 hour drive the next day. No one really seemed to care at the hotel. Parking is $15 additional a day also. So I ended up paying a lot of money for a really terrible nights sleep in a dingy hotel.
Location excellent! Carpets smell and are tired.
Quite, clean room, friendly staff, quick check-in Also the restaurant food was very good The bath tub was very slippery, and one had to be careful.... A rubber matt would have been useful..
We came to kingston. For the purpose of buying a new home for our family and Internet access was crucial. Very disappointing .
Great location within the city. Easy to walk to many major attractions, restaurants, and stores. Has a restaurant on site and front desk was very accommodating. Hotel was doing construction during my visit. Did not disturb me or others I was traveling with, but was noted and mentioned upon check in.
Great staff and great location The parking garage was a little dirty but I've seen worse.
room was nice furniture worn parking garage terrible. it appears that they tried to put too much hotel in to little a plot
1. Attempted to make amends with some comps. 1. Showed up to a room that was not the room I booked online. Booked a King Suite, they gave me a Junior Suite and would not change. 2. The first room we got, had been used by someone. Soapy water in the sink. Soap opened and left beside the sink with wrapper. Water bottle opened and half drank. Urine on the toilet seat.
Good rate and location. TV channel selection was poor.
Our room's view of the Lake was beautiful! Room was filthy!!! Bathroom ceiling had mold, walls had spill stains on them, and the pillow cases on the one bed had not been changed as long hair strands were found on them. We did not stay the night!
The staff friendly efficient even with a midnight fire alarm and the guests standing around in the parking lot they were really goodt This hotel has a water park and is popular with families. Can be noisy
We had a very clean and quiet room (business class away from elevator). The staff were all very friendly, the service at the restaurant was great and we checked out the pool and water slide before they started to get a little busy with lot's of kids. Not walking distance from downtown (or much else) but still a good location for getting around the city.
Staff was gracious and the room was of good quality. I think the fitness centre should offer more than it does. A couple of machines and a few weights is not enough.
The location is within walking distance of the downtown core. (The first restaurant is only a minute walk away.) The staff is both friendly and efficient. The rooms are spacious, well equipped and extremely quiet. I love this hotel!!! Overnight parking is expensive at $18/night.
Continental breakfast was superb! Nice selection of flavoured coffee and teas. Decent gym with treadmills and stability balls, as well as hand-weights in the basement. Well the pay for parking is lame, $13/night. Some folks may like the fact that the parking is underground for security. But I wish I had been prompted about the parking fee. Tv selection is just basic with no option to buy any flicks.
We had a great room, overlooking the water front. Staff was very friendly. Perfect location to visit Kingston.
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Great location, suite & bed were very nice, probably best free hot continental breakfast I've ever had at a hotel. Room shower looks very nice, but actual shower space is small and cramped.
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great room, easy location, free breakfast is always nice parking was expensive
Large clean rooms with kitchen Breakfast buffet is what you would expect for free
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Friendly staff and the room was spacious and had a beautiful view to the waterfront. Very convenient to walk to the K-Rock centre One of the elevators wasn't working causing long wait times to go up/down to my floor. The sink in my bathroom was clogged. The underground parking was full had to park outside and was accidentally charged twice for parking.
Close to downtown- walking distance to everything so it was very convenient. Very comfortable bed and kitchen was fully equipped which came in quite handy. Breakfast was good and staff were very friendly/helpful! Not really- not a super fancy hotel but its only rated 3 stars. We were happy with the quality overall as it isn't the newest hotel, but the view was great, room was clean and the bed was very comfortable! Very positive experience and highly recommend!
We loved the water front view from our window and the super comfortable bed with fantastic pillows! We also appreciated the very clean pool and hot tub! Oh and having Starbucks available in the hotel was great too! It would have been great if the window was a door opening onto the balcony outside our room! Also some shampoo and conditioner in the pool shower would have been nice.
We liked the location and the free wifi. It was nice to find that the room had been renovated and upgraded although the furniture remained old. The second sink outside the bathroom added convenience. We were assigned a room with a view of the rooftop of the hotel, which was not nice. The air handling unit was a bit noisy. The TV was too small for comfortable viewing from the bed. The fridge was basic.
The hotel staff are very friendly. The cleaning staff are exceptional All though decor dated it was kept very clean. Quiet location. Great view of waterfront. I felt parking rates were a little high. The wait staff at hotel restaurant. Dox could use some customer. Service training. Breakfast buffet not worth the fee.
The view of the water and the access to downtown. The pool and exercise facility I have never had to pay for parking in any hotel in Europe, the U.S. or New Zealand. To me that is a rip-off especially paying as much as we did. Our patio door lock was broken and I did inform them about this but not until it was time to leave. As far as, rcommending the hotel that is a maybe. For the money I would say maybe.
Absurdly high prices, No restaurant, Breakfast only so-so
the location had to ask for my breackfast coupon every morning
Very convenient, very comfortable - central location- generally a good Holiday Inn Our complaint is restricted to the Dining Room. Overpriced when compared to several local restaurants. There was a choice of eight main dishes and a quarter of them were 'off' the menu. So we went out. Shame.
Staff were always helpful and busy with their work. Food was very good. Location was very good for city walks and Canada Day celebrations. The pluming drains in the bathroom (sink/ shower) did not work that well. & beer cans on the balcony from the previous patrons. Pay for parking? - I assumed it was included with the room?
I liked the location very clean and the people that work at the front desk are nice. the bath room are small but nice.
The location - waterfront. Steps away from the downtown main attractions, neat shops, coffee shops, restaurants. Would recommend because of the location only. The fact that I have brought to the attention of the front desk reps (twice) my concern about the smell in the bathroom, no one bothered to advise us of whether it was done or not. We may have just stayed for 2 nights, but we were not satisfied with the service, the urine smell in the bathroom. In addition, the balcony that should serve as a good spot to view the lake was covered with spider webs, including the plastic chairs, then only two to use. I had to clean it myself to avail it. You would think the whole room and it's area should be cleaned prior to guest occupying it. With the money we paid for this stay, it was not worth it considering our room is overlooking more of the parking lot and the pool full or kids rather than the lake.
The hotel is in an excellent location to visit the city of KIngston. Noisy, thin walls, fitness facilties and romms require upgrading for the price.
Good location. Parking available but at a cost 15 CAD/day Not worth the money. Very tired hotel. Appears that they are tarting it up a little. Indoor pool cold plus although a guy said hi to us in the fitness centre we weren't sure if he was staff as he wasn't neatly dressed and was standing watching the TV. We had to find the changing room door code ourselves which was written in the signing in book. No locks on lockers. Better to keep valuables with you. Room was ok but kept awake by noise from upstairs disco even though it was 3 floors above us. Noise also from people outside our room. If you get a very good price probably ok for 1 night stay.
Despite earlier reviews, wireless worked fine.Room was great with fridge, microwave and coffee maker.Great desk. Pool is still being repaired, and air conditioners are noisy.
Staff was friendly, location was good and the bed was so comfortable!
Staff is very polite and kind. Beds are comfortable. It's very clean. Water pressure is terrible. Could barely take a shower in the morning.
Staff was friendly and helpful. Rooms clean Location wasn't the best; parking was tight
The AC would not stop runningThe toilet was clogged when we got to the room.When I told them. They just gave me a plunger. I don't work there.
The room was very clean. The people were friendly. I liked how there was a back door. We didn't have to stress when we needed to go into our car. The car was parked right at the back of our room. We had the chance to go in and out of our car anytime.
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The front desk staff was very co-operative. Having a BBQ was great.
Good location handy to highway access. Lots of fast food nearby. Easy access to city. Clean and comfortable beds.Reasonable price carpet in rough condition, worn out desk with broken edges on melamine top sliding door to outside needed a stick for security. generally run down.All in all, a good place to crash for the night if one is on a construction job.
Room was not as expected, as we had upgraded to a Superior Room,{and {and paid for it}. Beds were very squeeky, Hot breakfast {included with upgrades only apparently} was nothing more than the usual; continental breakfast, had to travel to restaurant far
The warm heated indoor pool and hot tub. Wish they would have had an elevator to get to 2nd floor. They did not have luggage carts.
The beds were new. Continental breakfast was included. Bathroom was small, without a fan.The sink pipes leaked into a blue bin.Pool was closed for maintenance.Staff told us it would open in morning.Next morning another staff told us it wasn't scheduled to open that day.
Good location with lots of restaurants nearby No elevator and breakfast area very small and crowded
Location, staff was friendly Rooms are outdated, pillows are horrible and lumpy. Eating area was small and crowded.
It was nice. Room was nice, staff was kind, breakfast was decent. The hotel was pretty empty so the breakfast was a bit basic but still satisfying, would stay there again, good price. Breakfast the only meat was cold hardboiled eggs lol. Wouldn't have minded some bacon and like scambled eggs.
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Absolutely everything! Absolutely nothing!
Staff were friendly and helpful. The room was large and well furnished with 2 comfortable chairs. Breakfast was served on the front patio. There was a toasted English muffin, a selection of jams, cream cheese and peanut butter. The hotel was very quiet. Parking was very tight on the back parking lot but in summer you can park overnight on the street (not sure if this is true in winter.
Small B&B It's a little run down: peeling old paint, old carpet on the stairs.
The original heritage look inside and out The room was very plain, no windows and a very noisy A/C
This is an old hotel with a lot of character. Each room is different and very clean The continental breakfast is satisfying...lots of fresh fruit. The staff is very helpful and friendly. The location is great...easy walking distance to the downtown co It can get a bit noisy. It's an old place without much soundproofing. The second and third floors are quieter options.
The beautiful historic room,staircase, sitting room & service was impeccable! Also very close to all the places I needed to get to. Parking was limited, but still complimentary which is rare for the location.
The room was very classy & clean. There was only a bath , no shower. The lighting in the bathroom wasn't good.
Loved how close this inn was to shopping and restaurants in Kingston. The staff is excellent and made us feel very welcome and are also very knowledgeable. Our room was amazing, not one spec of dust, dirt or bugs. The food that staff cooks is amazing! The parking on the street was a pain but it was not the inn's fault it's the city, but the staff is very aware and goes out of their way to help. Parking in the drive way is tight but doable.
helpful staff, clean, breakfast
Large rooms. Inexpensive. Bed uncomfortable.
staff was nice!!
Very knowledgeable staff - with good information about the area. Great location. Very comfortable and large room. Room looks "tired" . Windows don't open.
The breakfast was adequate. The beds were creaky. We were two couples traveling together, the staff at the front desk handed us our room keys but next day when checking out we discovered that we had each others key, this seemed to cause great compications for the desk staff, can't see why, rooms identical and no extra charges, it was very anoying and confusing!
Fresh bagels in the morning. Beds were extemly old and kinda gross actually.
The room was really big and the hotel staff very helpfull. This hotel is relly far away from downtown Kingston and needs renovation immediately. the rooms and the furniture are old. Breakfast was ok I guess.
I booked hotel originally as your website offered internet access throught out hotel, when it was a fact that it is not available I had access for 2hrs only. after numerous complaints I gave up asking, and as I am from the UK it cost me 98 dollare to phone home due to NO internet.
It was clean, quiet and the beds were comfortable The pillows were cheap and there were no extra ones.
- very old hotel- requires major renovation. All aspects are dated- from the carpet to the in-room AC.


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In a world that was fair, she would already have Grammys and other music awards all over her shelves but, as we all know, the world is not a fair place. Maybe this album will change that. One thing that stands out on this album is the variety of styles that are incorporated in it. Power ballads, punchy, jazz influenced gems, there's even one in Italian, she really covers a lot of territory on this one.
Production on the album is near perfect, everything is matched with her vocals and surprises linger around every corner. She works so well with percussionists with such critical timing and ability that she can stair step into a crescendo and make it sound effortless, no easy feat. With a range like hers, it allows her to genre-bend at will and it happens a lot in this album. She's not locked in by a specific style nor limited in her ability to cross in and out of vocal spectrum allowing her to push boundaries out of her way.
And then there's the writing, most of my favorite songs on this album are written by her, "Your Place", "Better Than Well", "Driver's Seat", "My Dear", "Jetstream", just to name a few and all are keepers. She is definitely a triple threat, singer, writer and an excellent producer. She just flat kills. That's all there is to it.
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Protesters Tell Wal-Mart to Quit India
Police were everywhere at Mumbai's famous Azad Maidan—Independence Grounds—on the morning of Oct. 10. The intense security, usually reserved for rallies by some of the city's rabble-rousing politicians, was for India's largest demonstration ever against organized retail in India.
More than 7,000 porters, traders, shopkeepers, street hawkers, and farmers came from Mumbai and all over the state of Maharashtra to protest against companies like Wal-Mart (WMT) and Germany's Metro (MEOG.DE). Some protesters carried the Indian tricolor. Others were more direct, waving red flags scribbled with "It's Now or Never: Wal-Mart Quit India."
The protest was organized by the Federation of the Association of Maharashtra, which represents 750 trade associations. The demonstrators turned out, under a searing sun, to oppose the arrival of big retailers such as Wal-Mart and Metro that they consider a threat to their livelihood. They also targeted Reliance Retail, the newly established Indian retail operation of the $27.2 billion petrochemicals player Reliance Industries.The Federation promises more such protests across the country. "This is only the beginning," yelled Mohan Gurnani, the Federation chairman, from a six-foot-high, red-carpeted dais packed with federation officials.
Edging Out Small Markets
The past two years have seen sporadic agitation against large retail operators in India, mostly from the small, unregulated street-side vegetable vendors and the 12 million neighborhood mom-and-pop shops called kirana stores. But now among those protesting are traders, hawkers, and porters—people who are high in India's poorly run but active retail ecosystem, the Agricultural Producers Marketing Co-operatives (APMC).
These state-run open markets sell fruits and vegetables and are starting to feel the heat of big businesses edging them out of their established space. APMC traders are the single-point intermediaries between the farmers and retailers for fixing the prices of fresh produce and grains.
Four years ago, New Delhi invited private players to set up APMC-like wholesale markets across India. There were no local takers, but the foreign players seized the chance to get a foothold in the Indian market. Germany's Metro now has wholesale outlets in Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Kolkata, and plans to open one in Mumbai soon. Wal-Mart, which has a tieup with Bharti Enterprises, is planning to open its first wholesale outlet by mid-2008, while Bharti will go solo with retail until New Delhi relaxes rules for multibrand multinational retailers, i.e., Wal-Mart and its ilk.
Fighting Foreign and Local Chains
What began as protests against international chains like Wal-Mart, Tesco (TSCO.L), and Carrefour (CARR.PA) entering India has now grown into a full-blown opposition to organized retail, including Indian players. In the last two months, Reliance has been at the receiving end of protests in the Indian states of West Bengal, Orissa, Uttar Pradesh, and Kerala. Last month, the government of heavily populated Uttar Pradesh, in the northern part of the country, shut down Reliance stores. This was followed by similar moves in Bengal. Reliance has had to lay off staff—400 in Bengal and 1,000 in Uttar Pradesh. The company has four stores in Mumbai's eastern suburbs but, fearing further agitation, has put expansion in the city on hold.
People like Ramdeo Chavan, 50, genuinely fear the looming changes. Chavan has worked as a porter for more than three decades at a state-run open market in Mumbai, loading and unloading goods. Now he believes he could be one of the casualties of Reliance Retail's growth.
At the protest rally, Chavan explained that he makes $80 to $100 a month. He worries that 200,000 porters like him working in Maharashtra's 29 markets could lose their jobs if private-sector companies expand aggressively. "We know no other job but this," says Chavan.
Branching Out Beyond Food
Organized retail has plenty of potential in India. It accounts for just 3.5% of India's total $336 billion retail market—and the opportunities are enormous. By 2017, retail consultant KSA Technopak projects organized retail will account for 28% of the $1 trillion Indian retail market. Reliance's $3.9 billion retail project, for instance, includes setting up one-stop shops for wholesale markets, retail outlets, and entertainment centers at bus junctions in smaller towns across India. And at last count, Reliance had opened 325 convenience stores in India, with 205 more planned by the end of fiscal 2008.
However, burdened by the challenges posed by political opposition to its expansion, Reliance has decided to diversify its risk beyond fresh foods, which entails direct contact with farmers and inevitable problems with middlemen like the APMC. The company, on Oct. 10, opened Reliance Trends in Gurgaon, near New Delhi. The store will sell private labels and branded apparel, luggage, and accessories.
On Oct. 9, Reliance announced its first international brand deal, winning exclusive marketing and distribution rights for Apple (AAPL) products. Reliance will set up 10 iStores in India showcasing iPods, Macs, and (when Apple is ready to market them in India) even iPhones. The first iStore will open in Bangalore in November—just in time for the Hindu New Year, which is the peak spending season in India.
Old Laws Aid Local Businesses
To realize the full potential of retail in India, New Delhi still has to repeal archaic laws that hinder land acquisition for organized retail. So far, the government has moved cautiously. Only single-brand foreign companies are permitted to set up retail operations in India. Multibrand players can set up wholesale or cash-and-carry operations. Metro has been doing that since 2003 and Wal-Mart's joint venture with Bharti will be opening something similar next year. Neither Tesco nor Carrefour has been successful in searching for local partners and both have shelved their India retail plans for now.
That's creating opportunities for local companies such as Reliance, Tata, Bharti, ITC and the Aditya Birla Group. The newest entrant into the retail business is tractor- and automaker Mahindra & Mahindra, which plans to open stores selling luxury products. Retail "is a natural extension of the group's existing business," says Raghunath Murti, executive vice-chairman of Mahindra Intertrade.
India has just begun to change into an economy with an organized retail environment. And as more supermarkets and hypermarkets spring up around India, the mom-and-pop shop owners are likely to become more aggressive. It's a good bet there will be a lot more demonstrations like the one at Mumbai's Independence Grounds in the coming months.


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I was just gonna tell you guys to becarefull this season and wear your hunter safety sytem. If you dont have one you are crazy. I have heard way to many horror stories about people falling out of stands and becoming paralyzed. Most of has families that could not make it without us and dont want to make it without us. Be sure to wear it.
A friend of mine dad died from not wearing a safety harness. He was wearing a safety belt. Some how he fell out and since he had a belt it flipped him upside down. His son went looking for him and found him upside down but still alive. He couldnt get him down by himself. He was only 14 at the time. By the time he got help and made it back to his dads location his dad died because all the blood ran to his head and caused him to have a stroke.
Hunter safety system makes the best out there. Easy to use and very comfortable. The prohunter has alot of pockets and also has the binocular straps built in so you dont have to wear that crooked horn strap. It only takes a second to put it on. 2 buckles in the front and 2 buckles that go around your legs. The camo is awesome to.
I can set my up so I can sit in a tree for hours on end. If I plan to stay all day I can even have it set up so I can take a nap in my stand and never worry about falling out. I am telling you guys they are better, more comfortable and easier to use than anything I have ever used. You guys need to check them out for sure.
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Standing seam metal or membrane for 1.4/12 pitch shed roof?
I am not sure which to use for the low pitch of my shed roof house. I am in a canyon with some high wind at times, and fair amount of snow in the winter. (could be a few feet). Any advise on which and why would be much appreciated.
The roof pitch is 1'4"/12'
The standing seam I am considering is a 24 guage structural steel roof with a 2" high seam.
Due to the winds and the snow, probably a fully adhered single ply membrane would be the best scenario.
That is almost dead level flat and wind could blow rain through the top j-channel if not installed perfectly correct and even snow and ice could back up and find all penetrations.
If you still decide to use the metal panel standing seam roof, have a 100 % coverage with the premium version of Grace Ice and Water shield under the panels and up along the wall tie in joints.
Thansk Ed, any others?
Thanks for the reply, the proposal I have for the metal is with ice and water shield underneath the entire roof. 3600 sq. ft.
Another consideration, which system would be better when used along with a rainwater collection tank?
Will the water be used for potable consumption, or for watering needs?
Some single ply membranes "chalk" the exterior surface of the membrane. Is it unhealty? I don't know.
Conversely, I would only assume that a properly baked on finish on a high quality standing seam metal panel would not release its coating materials in such a manner, but that would best be answered by the manufacturer, once you establish what the waters ontended purpose is for.
No it is not for postable use. It will be used for landscape irrigation, and possibly toilets and washing machine.
That is my only hesitation with the membrane roof. That, and my wife thinks they are inferior, like putting a plastic bag over the house. Ha!
In your area, check with Duro-Last, 1 (800) 248-0280 to find the local certified contractor/dealers who could provide you with 3 quotes.
I have found that to be an exceptionally good product.
Also, as an alternative, if you sustain heavy winds, consider a fully adhered EPDM, (Rubber) roof membrane. They also make them in a white membrane for better reflectivity and UV deflection.
Both the Duro-Last and the white EPDM are very bright on a sunny day, so if that will be an annoyance if their is a lower roof deck below some exterior windows, take that into consideration.
For a metal standing seam panel system in your area, contact Berridge Metal Corporation for a list of installers.
Standing seam will not work for that low of a pitch. A metal roof would have to be flat locked and solder seams. there is lead in solder. In the carribean they used the roof water for drinking on some of the islands and they go with a PVC single ply like Sarnafil. it is a clean roof with heat welded seams and reflects the UV nicely.
He already stated that the standing seam roof quote he was considering utilized a full coverage of Ice and Water Shield under the entire panel system.
Im with jim on this one due to the slope.
Full Ice & water or not standing seam even with caulking in the double lock is not a good choice. over time its going to leak. Ice and water is great stuff but its not magic and is no substitute for proven common sence roofing practice. Also if you do a metal roof with full I&W you have to remember to install a slip sheet of red rosin paper as a buffer, otherwise with expansion and contraction the metal will buckel like crazy hell, and your joints will pop. Its a good idea to install rosin felt under all metal roofs.
Flatlock and solder. Jim is right again. I am thinking IWS would be destroyed under a soldered seam.
What do you think, Jim?
My metal installs are limited to about ten.
Hi Aaron, you can solder it no problem with a rosin felt slip sheet. if not no way. it would bleed into the seam and contaminate your joint. We are old school and use irons. makes a better seam.
I have never used the irons per say...the propane powered with no pot, yes, but not the old school hot pot type. Have done soem with torches, but usually on galv.
Thanks to all...
Thanks for the informative discussion here, I don't know what rosen paper (felt) is, but I'm guessing it is something above the IW shield that the metal would not stick to.
The roof is 52' from the top to bottom end of the low slope, so oil canning on a long stetch like that is also a concern.
One of the installers in my area suggested an IB roof rather than an IPDM or TPO said it is weldable and repairable for a longer peroid of time by staying flexible for a longer time than TPO.
Wife still thinks a metal roof is best. It doesn't matter to me, I want the roof that will perform the best for us, and not give trouble.
Thanks again everyone,
Red Rosin paper is a 3 foot wide roll of "butcher wrap" type paper. Just to keep from sticking together.
IB Roof Systems is a knock off of the Duro-Last that I mentioned earlier. Which ever company has more contractors in your area will probably determine which company will get you the best price.
Personally, I would go with the Duro-Last. They manufacture all their own components and have about a 30 year track record.
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Edge Finance LLC is located at 23810 Michigan Ave Ste 203, Dearborn, MI. This location is in the Duvall - Edison neighborhood. This business specializes in Financing. Edge Finance LLC is open Mon - Fri, 9am - 5pm; Sat, Sun, closed and accepts Cash, Discover, Mastercard and Visa.