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Real freedom in Hong Kong took a hit when the colony was returned to China in 1997. Since then Beijing has been leaning toward full domination of Hong Kong ... and this pressure will get greater and greater until it achieves its goal. Hopefully, Hong Kongers will be able to resist complete Beijing control ... but the odds appear not to be in their favor.
Posted in: China warns against foreign meddling in Hong Kong
When my wife and I travel around Japan in a rented car we sometimes stay at love hotels. Being on the unusual side of things, I guess, we are given first-class treatment by the love hotel staff. Perhaps it's because they rarely see married couples staying at their place. Anyway, the cost is cheap, we don't need reservations, the rooms are fantastic and the parking is free. Once in Tottori Prefecture we stayed at a love hotel in which our room overlooked the open sea. It was nice to hear the water lapping up against the waterfront just outside our window. It was much better than staying at a much more expensive hotel ... which wouldn't have put we low-paying customers right next to mother nature ... that is, the open sea.
So my advice is, when driving around Japan, or even touring by air or by train, stay at love hotels ... they are great (for the above reasons).
Posted in: Rush of foreign travelers good news for Kansai love hotels
I liked playing pachinko in days gone by ... when the balls were released by a spring-powered lever. I had a knack of winning on these machines. I had won such things as a hair dryer, a necktie (which I still have) and other prizes. I never collected any money off of them. I enjoyed playing for prizes.
Enter the modern machines that use a knob-type of release to shoot the balls up the slot and into the main playing field. I can't win on these machines ... and as I hate to lose ... I have not played pachinko in years.
There is a pachinko parlor next to the place where I work, and if a "winner" is collecting his/her winnings in the little room next to the parlor, I always look at the computer in the window to see how much was won. I have seen a little old lady walk away with 47,000 yen in cash, another woman with a little over 40,000 yen and guys with anywhere from 5,000 to 30,000 yen. Such winnings don't tempt me to return to playing 'cause I know these people were probably lucky on that particular day ... and in the long haul probably they lost much, much more than what they won.
And yes ... those places are smoky ... and noisy. Never could stand the smoke ... and today probably couldn't stand all that noise either.
I also enjoyed playing "smart ball." Does anyone remember those games? Each machine had a pretty girl standing beside it. And I enoyed playing ... and sometimes ... winning on them. Perhaps some old "smart ball" games can still be seen in amusement centers ... and if so, I'm sure the pretty girls are long gone ... history ...
Posted in: What do you think of pachinko?
Of the 10 cities in the list above, I'd choose Matsuyama and Hiroshima. In Matsuyama, there's a super sento near the JR station that I enjoy going to when I'm in the city. The Dogo Onsen sento is interesting, but too small and too expensive for me. Matsuyama is an interesting city to cycle around. Hiroshima is an interesting city with a nice public transportation system. Plus I enjoy eating fresh Hiroshima oysters ...
Recently passed through Fujisawa and found the train going into there and out too crowded for my liking when taking long trips (such as going to Tokyo from there ... ). Enoshima is nice, but it takes a lot of time and energy to get to and from there. Maybe it would be different living there ... but never experienced this, so don't know ...
Nishinomiya is in a nice area, but staying only in hotels when visiting the Kansai area, I prefer nearby Kobe and Osaka. Kobe has excellent food and Osaka has all kinds of exciting things and people in its favor.
But I find that home is the best of all ... which, for me, is downtown Tokyo. We have everything that is needed here ... plus I don't need an automobile as the public transportation system is great. And, at my age, Tokyo's hospital system must be the best in the world ...
Posted in: Magazine survey picks Japan's 10 best places to live in
After reading this article, check out the picture at left ... the one captioned "business is bad." This scene is what is being seen alll over Japan. Everything planned by Kuroda and Abe seems to be going haywire. As prices rise everywhere thanks to Abenomics, Kuroda keeps saying deflation is still out of control. Nothing makes sense anymore. Perhaps Japan needs some new economic experts to try to dig it out of the doldrums without hurting the average citizen any more.
Posted in: BOJ may ease policy for some time to beat deflation: Kuroda
I have seen scenes like this throughout my travels in Japan, from southern Kyushu to northern Hokkaido. It is eerie to walk down such shuttered streets. I feel an emptiness as I stroll along these former busy shopping districts. Closer to home, I strolled down the Ginza streets in Odawara and Atami earlier this month ... and found emptiness everywhere. In Odawara quite a few establishments have been razed and there is nothing there but the bare earth plus a few empty parking lots that have risen among the ruins. In Atami I was faced with shuttered shop after shuttered shop.
Yes ... Abe keeps saying his Abenomics policy is working successfully ... but where? I haven't seen positive results anywhere. Does he realize what the average citizen is going through financially? When he forms his new Cabinet on Sept. 3 ... perhaps he had better start looking for a good economically minded person to take over the reins of government from he himself.
Posted in: Business is bad
After all of this sexist publicity, will Abe still consider Hashimoto for a post in his new cabinet? If he does give her something ... well ... perhaps it will take the spotlight off his wacky Abenomics stuff for a while ...
Posted in: Takahashi denies being victim of sexual harassment
Dr. Louis Guillotine had the right idea: use the guillotine. Although such a device was used before he suggested its use, the device got his name. While looking up information on the guillotine, I came across this statement: "There is some evidence to suggest that the head retained some life for a moment after the head was severed and so the death might not be as quick as has been supposed." Despite this and the messiness involved, if something must be used, the guillotine must be the quickest way to get rid of someone ....
Posted in: If a country has to have the death penalty, what is the most humane way of carrying it out?
I guess it can be said that Javier Aguirre's Mexican players were "hungry" ... that is, most of them came from poor backgrounds and thus played extra hard to help their team win. Here in Japan Javier Aguirre will have to deal with players that are "spoiled," that is, they have earned a lot of money along the way and are not really "hungry" when it comes to trying to post a win. So, Javier Aguirre will have a different kind of player to deal with here in Japan ... He will have to find a way to motivate them above and beyond what exists now ...
Posted in: Mexican Aguirre named as new coach of Japan
I read somewhere that this might be another political trick thought up by the whiz kids at Jiminto (Liberal Democratic Party). A big election is approaching on Okinawa and Jiminto is hoping to garner enough votes for the victory. By moving the Ospreys off the island during the election period they might "convince" the voters to vote for them. After the election: who knows what will be done with the Ospreys. When the new base is ready in the Nago area, then the Ospreys will be moved there. Politics ... as played by Jiminto.
Posted in: Local people are wondering why Saga Airport is being picked and whether the Osprey is really a safe aircraft.
Just like the captain of his doomed ship ... he was scared to stick around when the pressure builds up. Too bad he couldn't have faced the music ... in a courtroom and in a jail cell.
Posted in: Body of fugitive S Korea ferry tycoon found by police
I have friends who live near the border in both Texas and Arizona. They say it is really scary down there ... and around their homes. They say border crossers could be nearby at any time ...
Posted in: Texas governor sending 1,000 National Guard troops to border
Going over this article a day later, I discovered I mistakenly wrote an "elbow to the back". Actually, it was a knee. Neymar was kneed brutally. Thankfully, he doesn't need surgery ...
Posted in: Neymar injury bombshell rocks Brazil
Tessa-san ... the body is cremated to the point where only the bones remain. Then while they are still hot from the incinerator, the family stands around the remaining bones and puts them in an urn ... with the use of chopsticks. From my experience, I used one chopstick and a relative used the other one and together we picked up & placed a bone in the urn. This is done until everyone in the family has had a chance to do this. Beforehand, the skull cap has been set aside and when all the remaining bones and ashes have been put in the urn, the man in charge of the procedure puts the skull bones on the top of the pile. Then the urn is closed ... and taken back home where it remains for one month. Then the family gathers again at the cemetery and the urn is placed inside the family tomb (probably alongside other urns that have already been put there ages ago), from the front where the main stone has been removed. When everything is finished, the main stone is returned to its original place and sealed once again.
And Tessa-san, all the organs have been cremated. As I said above, only the bones remain.
The first time I experienced this I was in a huge crematorium. While the chief priest from the family cemetery was saying final words over the intact body, I heard a hideous scream from somewhere in the crematorium. Sent chills up & down my spine. As I looked around, I could see numerous other bodies being prepped for cremation or being wheeled out of the oven with only the burned bones remaining. A chilling scene ...
Posted in: A dying business: family graves in Japan
Neymar has been a target for hits throughout the tournament. He was playing the game with Germany with leg injuries ... and watching the vital play in the 88th minute in today's game on TV, he really got hit hard in the back. Looks like Zuniga not only ran into Neymar from the back, but that elbpw blow seemed to have had a little extra oomph on it.
It's tough being a talented star in this game as there are guys who seem to want to slow them down or take them out completely no matter what.
Anyway ... so far it's been an exciting tournament ... and expect to see more top-quality football (soccer) ahead ...
Posted in: Neymar injury bombshell rocks Brazil
More goals might be the result of the new Adidas ball that is being used in Brazil for the first time. It is being billed as a high-tech wonder. The ball is made of a six-panel design that makes it better to kick. According to a recent AFP-Jiji story, "the evolutionary panel shape creates flight speed and efficiency." Thus, the balls go faster and more accurately toward the goal. The thing is, the players gotta use their own footsies and heads to send the ball that way ... something the Japanese team can't seem to do.
When I played soccer we used an old-fashioned leather ball that seemed clumsy when compared to the high-tech ones that are now in use. And Adidas has upped that level even more in the ongoing World Cup. Therefore, I expect to see even more goals in the remaining games.
Posted in: Why so many goals at the World Cup?
So far, mostly British sports have been mentioned above. From the viewpoint of an American, I like watching baseball, American football, basketball, high-speed automobile races plus numerous other sports. Being from a small town, I played or was involved (such as in auto racing) in most team sports in my younger days so now enjoy watching all of them no matter what.
I've never been to a cricket match ... and often have wondered how anyone can sit through something like a three-day match. My Aussie friends tell me there is a lot of beer consumed during such cricket events ... saying something like the sport here involves downing the suds as the game slowly proceeds.
I've only done a bit of wrestling ... but at the higher level I do enjoy watching professional wrestling ... I know the game is for "entertainment" purposes but guess I like being "entertained" by their injury-defying feats and weird antics.
Up in Canada the Canuks are crazy about ice hockey ... which, I, too, enjoy watching (I can't skate worth a hoot, though) ...
Chess is considered a sport ... but I prefer playing it vs. the computer rather than watching it.
Posted in: What for you is the most exciting sport to watch, when it is played well, and what is the most boring?
I was informed prior to this that Ishihara had blundered in his inept handling of the nuclear crisis at Fukushima. If he were in any other administration he would be gone by now. Don't know why Prime Minister Abe keeps him. But then, Abe himself wants to keep his screwed-up administration intact as he adds to his 500-plus days of keeping the same administration in place. Unbelievable how the Abe crew can run amok in this country ... and get away with it ...
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Baseball has such replays available ... and the action still ends up in controversial calls on some plays ...
I've always enjoyed booing the referee/umpire and always will ... high tech technology or not.
Posted in: Do you think goal-line technology and video replays can help avoid controversial referee decisions in sports?
Should be an interesting addition to the game ... especially at such a high level of play.
Hope we get to see at least one close goal-line call ... and see how the new technical addition works in the final decision.
Posted in: Goal-line technology to be used for first time at World Cup


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Sara Jane Kellum Ryan died Thursday at her home. She was 73.
Born March 14, 1941, she was a daughter of the late James and Roberta Jones Kellum of Camby. She married Larry D. Ryan, D.D.S., on Jan. 1, 1961, and he survives.
Mrs. Ryan graduated from Decatur Central High School and Indiana University. She helped in her husband's dental office and was a homemaker until she began her teaching career at Northwood Elementary School in Mooresville. She taught third grade for 20 years before retiring in 2001.
She fulfilled three terms as a trustee of Earlham College in 2013. She was a member of the P.E.O. Sisterhood, Book Lovers Club of Decatur Township, and Plainfield Friends (Quaker) Meeting. She was a 4-H leader, enjoyed Indiana University basketball, and hosting friends and family at her two-story brick farmhouse in Camby.
Additional survivors include daughters Luann E. (James) Heald and Melissa J. (Jerald) Hackett; grandchildren Stuart and Grant Ryan, Andrew, Morgan, and Natalie Heald, and Raegan and Sadie Hackett; sisters, Mary Ann Cottrell and Susan Kellum.
A Celebration of Life will be 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Plainfield Friends Meetinghouse, 105 S. East St., Plainfield. Interment will be at Fairfield Friends Cemetery in Camby.
Calling is from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at Hampton-Gentry Funeral Home, 106 Shaw St., Plainfield.
Memorials may be made to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Indianapolis, 9075 N. Meridian St., Ste. 150, Indianapolis, IN 46260 or to the Plainfield Friends Meeting, 105 S. East St., Plainfield, IN 46168.
Online condolences may be shared at www.hamptongentry.com.


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BROMYARD FC wore a borrowed playing kit from neighbours Pencombe – because their own strip clashed with the colours of finalists Woofferton.
"We only started up last season our club colours are blue and black and the blue clashed with Woofferton's kit," explained manager Matt Beale, a former Westfields player.
"We have only got one kit and Woofferton did not want to change their kit so we asked Pencombe to borrow their kit and they obliged."
Beale, 34, was asked to manage the senior side before the start of last season and has been delighted with the outcome.
"We have got all the Bromyard lads together and, after an excellent first season, we are hoping to get promoted from Herefordshire League Division Two.
"When you're at Westfields you're playing with the best players in the county. I won the West Midlands League Premier Division with Westfields and five County Challenge Cups.
"It's harder when you're running a team with local lads but we can progress if they are willing to listen and learn."
Beale felt some of his players had frozen in the first half of Wednesday's final
"At half-time, I told them that, if we were going to lose, then let's go out with a bit of fight."
He added: "Little Jack Muirhead has only just turned 17 and he played upfront with Chris Jefferson.
"He ran his socks off and he had a few great shots and he's a big, strong boy. We have also had a couple of lads on the bench who are 16 years old and we couldn't get on. But they have played their part in the league through the season."


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Victor Norman Hansen a.k.a #138866
On January 27, 2006 three friends since school days, BK, JW , and Victor Hansen went out to the Pearl Street Pub in Boulder to shoot some pool and have a few drinks. Another female friend, MS, who was not invited, got BK's phone number and called to find out where they were, later joining them. They spent the evening recalling high school days, a reunion of sorts. BK and JW thought it probably wasn't a good idea for MS to drive up the canyon more than 20 miles to her home because she was likely over the legal alcohol limit to drive. So, BK invited her to stay with them at their apartment. They left the bar at about 1:30 AM. Vic, drove everyone the two city blocks to the apartment. Victor and MS ended up sharing a room that night, as they had been flirting at the pub. In the morning, Victor woke up and left at about 8:00 AM to return to his house to get ready to go to work in Boulder. MS stayed at the apartment until the afternoon, and then had another friend, JZ drive her to her car so she could drive home. At 11:30 PM later that night, there was a loud knock on the apartment door. The Boulder Police were investigating a reported sexual assault. MS had reported to the Boulder Police that she believes that she had been drugged and sexually assaulted earlier that day…
The Boulder Police continued their investigation and on August 22, 2006 an arrest warrant was signed. The Boulder Police contacted the Hansen family to let them know that Victor needed to appear at the police station. He called them to ask if he could wait until after the weekend, as he was completing a flooring installation for work. The police agreed that he could appear the following Monday. He drove himself to the Boulder Police Department. He was released on bond, a few days later.
The trial began on June 18, 2007. On June 22, 2007, the jury returned a not guilty verdict on F3 (Sexual assault–victim physically helpless), but was found guilty on F4 (Sexual assault–victim incapable of appraising the nature of her conduct.) Victor's parents met with Prosecuting Attorney, Ingrid Bakke, on two separate occasions, including October 29, 2007–just 3 days before sentencing. These meetings were an attempt to explain that prison would be the worst possible scenario for Victor. They were informed both times, that if Victor would at least admit that perhaps he misjudged the situation, and give a slight admission of guilt, then that could save him from going to prison, as he would be considered psychologically treatable and no longer in denial. Victor refused the offer and said, "This idea sickened me… If I totally change my story and lie about what…transpired on January 28, I may lessen my sentence." Victor also said that he would not refute other witnesses' testimonies by his friends or professionals. He could not be threatened into submission and would not fabricate a story, even though the Prosecuting Attorney tried to tempt him to change his story. On
November 1, 2007, Victor Norman Hansen was sentenced to four years in prison, but with a mandatory release date. Victor was sent to Denver Reception and Diagnostic Center (DRDC). He was transported to Freemont Correctional Facility in Canon City, and was later moved to Crowley County Correctional Facility in Olney Springs. The Alternate Defense Counsel neglected to file a motion for bond pending appeal, and did not file a motion for reduction of sentence. On November 13, 2007, he did file a motion for reconsideration of sentence. However, on April 23, 2008, he withdrew the motion, although Victor wanted him to proceed. On March 19, 2009, the judge changed the sentence, after District Attorney, Catrina M. Weigel, who had no involvement with this case, filed a "motion to change an illegal sentence and amend mittimus". The Appellate Attorney failed to respond, so the judge granted the motion to change the punishment to a life sentence. On October 29, 2009, Victor Hansen demanded in writing that his attorney remove himself as the attorney on record in Boulder County. (On November 14, 2009, the Alternate Defense Counsel removed himself from the case). On October 29, 2009, the Hansen family contacted appellate attorney, Andrea Gammell, by phone. They wanted to know what statute prevented Vic from being released on bond. Ms. Gammell did not think that Victor was eligible for bond. She thought that the trial attorney had filed an appeal bond and that it had been denied. When she checked, she realized that she was wrong after a conversation with Vic's Sister (only a person convicted of sexual assault on a child is not eligible for bond.) On December 7, 2009, she apologized to Victor in a letter. He had already been in prison for more than two years.
Victor was transported from Crowley County Correctional Facility and was placed in the Boulder County Jail pending the bond hearing. The bond was granted on April 2, 2010, and Victor Hansen was released from the Boulder County Jail on April 5, 2010. On the night of September 16, 2011 while Victor was driving home from a get together with people from work at Roy's Last Shot near Rollinsville, he noticed a traffic accident. He stopped and asked the Gilpin County Sheriff if he needed any help. It was at that time that the sheriff smelled alcohol on Vic's breath, and had him taken to jail as this was a violation of the bond. Although the Hansen family posted $1500 for bond, the probation department refused to allow Gilpin County to release him. At the bond hearing, Judge Lael Montgomery ruled to send him back to prison. While imprisoned at Freemont Correctional Facility, although Victor Hansen had not been written up for any behavioral issues, prison officials placed him in 22-hour lockdown for over 100 days in an attempt to convince him to confess to the original crime. Victor was considered for parole, but the parole board denied the request. Perhaps they thought that if Victor was still in denial about his crime, then he is untreatable and therefore ineligible for parole. Victor Hansen continues to maintain his innocence, and so remains in prison. It has been nearly seven years since his Sentencing.


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u gotta get him a daddy backpack or something kourt!!!!! that balenciaga bag looks great… just not when a man is holding it… lolololololol… please… work on this! asap! lol
<3 adela
awwww but they r both just sooo adorable!!!!!! u have a beautiful family! its worth working hard to keep it together!!! <3
<3 adela
I love Scott's mocassin!
Is that a man bag? it looks wayyyyyyyyy to feminine Kourtney… Da bag gotta go… LOL
Its a man bag! lmaooooooo
Mason looks so cute he's getting big!
except for eyes colour & nose, mason is totally like his sexy daddy !
aww… Mason's doing the "paparazzi" pout… so cute )
Yes I think he needs a daddy bag for sure! They are so cute together! Mason looks like a combo now, his hair is lighter like Scott's!
omg Mason is soo cute… but dat bag in yuh hand Scott lookin wrong
Hey Kourt and Scott!!! Love the pictures of Scott and Mason. I was wondering what he looks like now…he is adorable! Kourt you are a very blessed woman! Don't forget to count your blessing daily! Much love from Vegas…I think you should teach Mason Sign Language! He will learn quickly. He will be able to tell you what he wants and it cuts down on communication frustration when he is two years old. Just something to think about. God bless you and the whole family!!! Where is Scott's cane? That was so funny when you were crossing the street and he stopped you with his cane!!! That made me laugh out loud.
u and scott shud make a sex tape becuz i wanna see u hotties have sex.. that wud be yummy!
omg thats soo not cute! xD like seriously why is scott holding a purse? I thought that kourt was with them and scott was just holding your purse for you, but yeah, the man purse must go out like ASAP! that's not manly and we dont want little mason to turn out the wrong way right?
omg i just cant believe how much mason looks like scott now, but either way hes just too adorable(:
umm, thats a men's balenciaga bag you ignorant people. get your facts straight and then judge the guy that obviously dresses better than all of you combined
To Paola Colon… I think you are obviously a hater…
What would beautiful Mason be if he turned out " the wrong way"??
If you mean gay, I hate to break it to you, but obviously you are not an educated person, you are born gay/ lesbian. It is a gene on the Mother's side. Who would choose to live in a world full of haters like yourself. I think Kourtney and her whole family are awesome people. I am also sure they would both love their children unconditionally even if they turn out to be"The wrong way" They are too little to even care what Scott is carrying.
Kourtney, Kim and Khloe all have amazing heart's and they are
beautiful people not only because they are beautiful on the outside but because they all have a deep beauty within their heart's.


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After appealing an arbitration award, Raymond James Financial Services (RJF) recently paid close to $1.8 million to a former client in Texas, according to an attorney representing the investor on Wednesday.
Appeals of arbitration awards are "extremely rare," said Tracy Pride Stoneman of the Stoneman Law Firm in Denver, who issued a press release and represented the plaintiff, Hurshel Tyler, now 87. The Dallas judge ruling on the case dismissed the appeal and confirmed the arbitration award on Oct. 12, giving Raymond James 30 days to pay it, Stoneman says.
"Raymond James continues to believe that the award in this matter is a miscarriage of justice," said Robert M. Rudnicki, vice president and director of litigation for Raymond James, in a statement.
According to Rudnicki, the Tylers had gains of more than $800,000 during the period of time they had accounts with Raymond James and "suffered losses when they transferred their accounts to another broker-dealer."
"Raymond James believes the panel erroneously held Raymond James responsible for those losses," Rucknicki explained. "Notwithstanding that fact, Raymond James has determined, after reviewing the anticipated time and resources necessary to continue to fight what we still believe to be an erroneous award, to put the matter behind us and move forward."
The focus of the case was Raymond James branch office manager Paul Davis, who led the firm's independent-advisor office in Amarillo, Texas, before leaving the firm in 2006.
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New Hampshire
4.03/5 rDev -7.4%
Purchased @ Hill Farmstead Brewery, Greensboro VT
Price - $16/growler
A Winter Porter brewed with Coffee and Cinnamon…Aged on Vanilla Beans.
This is one dark beauty with a thin red edge noticeable only under the light near the top. A delicious looking beer with a half inch creamy tan head and patches of lacing.
Aroma is perfect for winter with vanilla, caramel, gingerbread, fresh roasted coffee and cinnamon spices.
The flavor mirrors the nose with the addition of dark chocolate but the spicey cinnamon steals the attention and takes center stage. A definite sweetness is noted from start to finish.
Mouthfeel is silky smooth with a medium body and slightly sticky. The bitter/dryness is held in check keeping it very much a dessert beer. Very low in carbonation, pretty much nonexistent.
Overall this is a good example of the style and a perfect fit for the holiday season. An easy drinking porter and a candidate for a Christmas after dinner menu.
12-06-2011 01:15:58 | More by 05Harley
5/5 rDev +14.9%
12-05-2011 15:01:20 | More by mgbickel
4.33/5 rDev -0.5%
Poured from 64oz growler into 20oz imperial pint glass.
Appearance: Color of the body is an extremely dark brown with a thin one fingered cappuccino colored head that doesn't last terribly long. Bit of similar colored lacing dots the glass as the beer goes down.
Smell: Coffee, chocolate, and roasted malts. It's very nice, but not as complex as I expected given what is in this beer.
Taste: The complexity very much is here in the taste though. In addition to the typical roasted malt, chocolate, and coffee flavors expected from a porter, there is also a good touch of vanilla throughout the sips, and a nice sweet and creamy taste as well. Vague winter spices dance around as well. A little something different with every sip, which is always nice to see.
Mouthfeel: Very smooth and silky. It's fairly full bodied, and the carbonation is on the low side.
Drinkability: Very high. The alcohol is almost nonexistent in the taste and even though it's a little high for a session beer at 7.5%, you could certainly throw back a couple of pints of this guy.
Overall: Another standout beer from Hill Farmstead. I think I like Everett better, but this is a very nice porter itself. Don't let the vanilla/spiced/winter angle scare you away - I'm not a huge "winter warmer" or sweet/vanilla fan but these additions are minimal and only add nice complexity in this beer.
12-04-2011 18:54:09 | More by cbeer88
4.33/5 rDev -0.5%
Growler provided to me by kelp, the undisputed heavyweight champion of trading from the New England area. This guy rolls out great beers in trade after trade like a production line. I am a lucky fellow to have him as a regular trading partner.
A - Pours a rich dark brown or lightish shade of black without much head but with a decent amount of bubbles that go snack, crackle, pop and then they're gone.
S - I get the coffee front and center with a nice compliment of good bakers chocolate. I don't get the cinnomon and the vanilla is in the closet as well.
T - Hill Farmstead is quickly becoming one of my favorite breweries. JUst about everything that kelp has thrown my way from them has been top notch. Great coffee, chocolate, toffee, taste to this one. I think that I poured this one a bit too cold. As it warmed, the profiles increased. I would suggest letting this one warm a bit when you take it from the frig.
M - Very pleasant for a porter. As rich and thick as you would expect from this type of beer category.
O - Really nice beer from a great brewery. Wish I was local and could hit them up on a regular basis. I have to remember to never piss kelp off.
12-04-2011 15:42:04 | More by Beerisheaven
District of Columbia
4.28/5 rDev -1.6%
750 mL growler served in a HF wine glass.
Pours a rich chocolate black with a quickly dissipating mocha head. Dots of lacing and wet legs line the glass. Aroma starts with mild smoke, bread and burnt malt, and turns mildly sweet with molasses, milk chocolate, vanilla bean and light cream. Flavor has a bready and coffee base, more roasted malt and a baker's chocolate finish that isn't particularly sweet. Vanilla and molasses subtly blend in and out of the body without ever being cloying. Biggest knock on this is the slightly thin body and watery finish. Nowhere as robust as Everett and too thin for the style and ABV for my taste. Regardless, an excellent, unique porter but I'll just stick to Everett.
12-03-2011 21:48:31 | More by yourefragile
New York
4/5 rDev -8%
Had on-tap at Sunswick 35/35 in Astoria, NY on 11/27/11.
Review taken from notes.
This beer pours a really dark brown color. There is a small finger of light tan head on top of it. The head sticks around for a bit, and it leaves behind a few specs of lace behind as it recedes. The nose is roasty and there are aromas of coffee, chocolate, and a bit of dark fruit. There is also a bit of vanilla and molasses that comes out. The taste starts off with a strong roasted malt presence. There are some good flavors of milk chocolate and coffee that stand out. Also, there are flavors of vanilla, dark fruit, molasses, and a bit of cinnamon. The finish leaves some lingering roasted malt, coffee, and chocolate behind on the palate. This has a medium body and good carbonation. It goes down easy and has a rich velvety feel to it. There a good amount of roasted malt bitterness here, as well a nice dose of sweetness. It coats the mouth nicely and really lets you taste all of it. The roasted bitterness and sweetness sticks to the palate and lingers for a bit. This has good drinkability. It is a really tasty beer, and I could easily have a few glasses of it in an evening. Overall, I think this is a good beer and a good example of the style. This is a solid beer, and I recommend trying it out. I would buy it again.
12-02-2011 11:44:25 | More by JizackFH
5/5 rDev +14.9%
12-02-2011 02:25:52 | More by Amyliz4
New York
4/5 rDev -8%
11-30-2011 16:50:25 | More by wcintula
New Hampshire
5/5 rDev +14.9%
11-29-2011 14:40:54 | More by jammalamma
4.55/5 rDev +4.6%
This beer pours a nearly pitch black color with minimal head. The smell is chocolately, roasty, with hints of vanilla and spice. The flavor is more roasty when cold, but as the beer warms you get wonderful notes of vanilla and chocolate with a good residual sweetness. The mouthfeel is full with low carbonation. I did sit on the full growled for a few days without opening. I wonder if it would have been more carbed if I had drank it fresh. Overall this beer is awesome, it really is one o the best porters I have had.
11-28-2011 12:40:28 | More by rowingbrewer
New Hampshire
4.47/5 rDev +2.8%
750ml growler poured into a hill farmstead glass
A: Pours black with just over a finger of fluffy brown head, fairly good retention, good lacing.
S: Big roasted malt character with chocolate, coffee, and a touch of vanilla and cinnamon. Just a little hop character.
T: Robust roasted malts (heavy roast without becoming burnt), bakers chocolate, lots of caramel and molasses. Fresh coffee upfront with a little hop character. The vanilla and cinnamon come out in the finish (mostly vanilla, just a touch of cinnamon). Very rich and malty.
M: Medium to slightly full body (for style), slightly low carbonation. Very smooth and creamy.
O: Like Clockwork, Shaun has managed to create another magnificent beer. Very rich and chocolaty with lots of depth and great coffee and vanilla highlights. As good as it gets for the style.
11-27-2011 22:45:13 | More by Satchboogie
4.5/5 rDev +3.4%
11-27-2011 21:22:25 | More by CypherEnigma
Ontario (Canada)
4.35/5 rDev 0%
Growler shared by Sean, to cap off a day of debaucherous drinking. Served in an unknown vessel - probably a Darkness glass.
A - Late-rising tan foam settles to a thin collar, leaving minimal lace. Black body.
S - Huge, rich chocolate cake aroma, with notes of molasses, vanilla, high-end coffee, roasted malts, and a touch of smokiness.
T - The taste is also heavy on the chocolate and roasted malts, with light coffee and vanilla bean notes creeping in from time-to-time. The cinnamon finally makes its presence known in the finish, but it's exceptionally well-integrated. I don't really like cinnamon much (particularly in beer), but it works in this case.
M - Medium body, pleasant medium-low carbonation, chewy and sticky texture, with a viscosity that implies a bigger beer. No perceptible alcohol.
D - Delicious stuff that I would gladly drink again on any occasion. I'd like to get another growler, as I don't think my mental facilities were quite up for the complexity and depth of flavor when we drank this beer. I'm extremely hopeful for Birth of Tragedy.
11-27-2011 18:43:37 | More by MasterSki
5/5 rDev +14.9%
11-27-2011 05:21:36 | More by DividedAvery
4.63/5 rDev +6.4%
From growler bought at the brewery. Shared with bpk59 that very night as I couldn't wait to drink more of it. This is a slightly different beast than from the tank.
A - Poured into my Duvel tulip a rich, oily black with a BIG dense two finger dark mocha head that hung around forever. Lots of thick, creamy side lacing. Stuff is masterful in a glass.
S - Deep, dark roasted malts and alot of oats. Powdered cocoa, bakers chocolate, milk chocolate, fresh coffee grounds. This is very, very good.
T - Again, wow. Its the aroma, on my tongue! Roasted rich malts, TONS of chocolate (powdered, bars, bakers) with delicious fresh coffee. Slight hop bitterness towards the end mingles with the coffee.
M - Mouthfeel is silky and smooth. Its creamy black velvet on my tongue.
O - Overall this beer is exceptional. This alone is practicly worth the drive up to Greensboro. A definate growler fill of this is needed again. Argh, I want to drink this every day!
11-26-2011 23:06:37 | More by rudzud
5/5 rDev +14.9%
11-26-2011 19:46:36 | More by bhollas
4.38/5 rDev +0.7%
Poured from a growler into a standard pint glass.
Appearance: Pours very dark, almost black with a layer of light tan head. The head fades to a ring around the edge of the glass.
Smell: Sweet and packed full or roast. Some mild dark fruit and chocolate in there as well.
Taste: This is a very smooth beer. Lots of roast, but it is smooth like silk. Dark chocolate shows up as well. The finish is a bit sweet.
Mouthfeel: The body is on the thick side with very mild carbonation. The finish is dry.
Overall: This is just a fantastic porter. Nothing I didn't like about it.
11-26-2011 18:51:30 | More by oline73
4.5/5 rDev +3.4%
A-Pours solid black with 1/4 inch of mocha head. Sticky lacing.
S-Fresh ground coffee, baking chocolate, banana peel, dulce de leche. A hint of star anise.
T/M-Smoky and roasty, with a rich, velvety smooth body and a lightly warming finish. A little anise bitterness up front, followed by soft, mellow notes of drinking chocolate and foamed milk. The finish shows delicate notes of bittering hop and cocoa powder.A little warming alcohol on the back of the throat.
O-First beer I've had from Hill Farmstead and it's impressive. Totally worth driving to the middle of nowhere to pick up a growler.
11-25-2011 22:54:23 | More by DaveHS
New Hampshire
5/5 rDev +14.9%
11-25-2011 01:11:54 | More by Turbojet307
5/5 rDev +14.9%
11-24-2011 04:30:12 | More by AutumnBeerLove
New Hampshire
5/5 rDev +14.9%
11-22-2011 18:52:57 | More by Rochefort10nh
5/5 rDev +14.9%
11-21-2011 22:58:33 | More by nathanjohnson
4.4/5 rDev +1.1%
A - black with a small mocha head.
S - typical porter aroma. Anise etc
T - far different than the nose. Coffee, cinnamon, a touch of vanilla, anise, molasses in the finish.
M - medium, good amount of carbonation.
O - awesome, my favorite non barrel aged porter. wish I had gotten a second growler.
11-21-2011 02:38:30 | More by s1ckboy
5/5 rDev +14.9%
11-20-2011 18:42:56 | More by LynnHomeBrewer
4.47/5 rDev +2.8%
A- Smaller brown head with some retention that leaves little lacing. Body is deep dark brownish and black
S- Nice combination of roast, chocolate and coffee. Theres a lighter sweet scent thats different.
T- Coffee beans take the forefront with some chocolate that make a full nice tasting porter. Theres some slight holiday spice notes hiding that comes out in the end. Great flavor.
M- Full body with pretty much no carbonation makes this smooth as hell. almost like a milkshake.
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Torquay's new manager unveiled at press conference
The former captain of Torquay United who helped guide the club to promotion from the Football Conference in his playing days at Plainmoor says he'll do his upmost to keep the Gulls in the football league.
Chris Hargreaves also revealed that he had been offered the vacant manager's job at Northampton Town this week, the side that sit one place below Torquay at the bottom of League 2.
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According to a recent webinar sponsored by the law firm Hogan Lovells, anti-corruption experts expect to see an increased number of investigations this year under both the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and the UK Bribery Act.
Of the two anti-corruption laws, the UK law is more comprehensive, addressing bribery in both the public and private sectors, whereas the FCPA's anti-bribery provisions are generally limited to payments made to foreign officials. Yet anti-corruption experts expect to see more action in the U.S. than in the UK for 2014 given the relative immaturity of the UK Serious Fraud Office (SFO) and its lack of a significant enforcement record under the Bribery Act. At the same time, David Green — the new head of the SFO — is working to overhaul enforcement measures and has noted the SFO is currently working on a dozen or so major Bribery Act investigations. Panelists, therefore, acknowledge the potential for activity under the Bribery Act, particularly given the time it took for the FCPA to gain momentum after its enactment.
Despite a dip in FCPA enforcement in 2013, panelists noted that Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chair Mary Jo White has committed to more targeted FCPA investigations, with particular attention to the activities of large corporations in China. Both the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the SEC have devoted greater resources and attention to FCPA investigations and prosecutions, and have made it clear they interpret the laws and regulations as authorizing FCPA enforcement against non-U.S. businesses and executives.
Panelists also warned that SEC prosecutions often lead the agency to pursue similar prosecutions against other organizations. For instance, recent allegations of favoritism in a U.S. bank's hiring of children of Chinese government officials have prompted the SEC to more closely scrutinize the entire industry. This should encourage organizations to examine whether they participated in similar activity and/or review their compliance policies to ensure such issues are addressed.
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