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Lion Stout - Ceylon / Lion Brewery Limited
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Ratings: 1,304 | Reviews: 835 | Display Reviews Only:
4.47/5 rDev +13.7%
from a 12 oz
Pours a jet black with no transparency, with an oak colored head. Good head, retains as lacing.
Smells sweet like chocolate and malts, with hints of spices like nutmeg and a smokey aroma.
Taste is similar, with a mild dark chocolate bitterness accompanying the sweet notes. Rich.
Feels full bodied with a thick, oily texture. The carbonation is minimal but present in the feeling.
Absolutely delicious, a real treat. Hides the abv well. The only gripe is it disappears too fast.
01-09-2010 02:30:29 | More by Cylinsier
4.3/5 rDev +9.4%
Sampled on 1-6-10
Pours a viscous black, with a slight blood red at the very bottom. A thick tan head sits on top, leaving a thin layer of filmy lacing.
Smell is very sweet, deep malt, very complex; notes of anise, chocolate, vanilla, and beef jerky. Very enjoyable.
Taste is exactly like the smell, very sweet, with a great smoky, slightly boozy edge. The finish is all caramel and toffee, the aftertaste is light and smooth.
Mouthfeel is nice and thick, coats the palate with all the tasty flavors.
Drinkability is great considering the sizable abv and big flavors. A quick way to a good time.
Overall, an excellent beer that I had previously stayed away from. Learned my lesson.
01-07-2010 00:14:59 | More by BMoney575
3.78/5 rDev -3.8%
Poured from an 11.2oz bottle into an Ommegang flute.
A: Pours a pure coffee black with a dense, dark mocha colored head that tops out at about 2 1/2 fingers thick. Retention was excellent and multiple rings of lace were left down the inside of the glass.
S: Initially, lots of roasted malt. As it warms aromas of coffee, cocoa, semi-sweet chocolate, raisins, plums, and figs begin to emerge.
T: Not quite as complex as the smell. The roast is there, as is the chocolate and coffee. Unfortunately the dark fruit kind of takes a back seat to a dry and dusty cocoa flavor that comes on strong in the middle and on through the finish.
M: Equal parts sweet and roasty. There's also a bit of a fruity twang that pops out at the end. Finishes dry.
D: Very nice. I've eyed this for a long time and finally decided to take the plunge. I'm glad I did!
12-31-2009 15:20:56 | More by GbVDave
4.05/5 rDev +3.1%
I've always wanted to try this beer, but never had any idea, until recently, of it's renown. It is certainly a high-end product.
A – Near perfect for a stout, obsidian with a thick tan head.
S – Café mocha, and just a perfect smell for a stout.
T – Not as good as the smell, but still very good. Uncomplicated.
M – Slightly thin, but reasonable.
D – Tremendous quality from a mass-produced beer.
12-30-2009 09:03:18 | More by ktrillionaire
South Dakota
3/5 rDev -23.7%
Poured from a 12oz can into a goose island matilda goblet. In the air the pour stream is a very dark brown but once in the glass becomes enough to be opaque / black. The head is a light brown and very tall so the carbonation must be somewhat high. Head reduced to a lumpy foam then dissipated completely in a short time. Smell is light, not too rich or outstanding. Taste is somewhat light and sweet and not really anything amazing as far as I'm concerned. Not a bad beer but not really what I would look for in a stout. To each their own I suppose. Drinkability is high as the abv is not too high and the mouthfeel is smooth and easy. The beer rolls across the tongue lightly with the bubbles biting just a little bit. Overall drinkable, but not my cup of tea (or beer). Was worth the try.
12-28-2009 01:12:40 | More by BigDank
4/5 rDev +1.8%
Pours black and looks like carbonated coffee with a tan head. Aroma is of caramel, coffee, alcohol, and a bit of nuts. There is a light malty aroma too. Alcohol is very prevalent in the brew. It overshadows a lot of the other flavors. There is a slight chocolate coffee flavor but the alcohol masks it.
12-26-2009 23:48:00 | More by whtguitarguy
4.5/5 rDev +14.5%
a: pours a rich and opaque coffee black-brown with ample tan head..
s: sweet hops and malt blending with nice burnt caramel coffee...
t: beautiful chocolate bitterness with a nice smoky edge...
m: very full bodied, a nice mouthful...rich and smooth...
d: a wonderful stout from an unlikely locale, Lion Stout is a complete success in my book and gets 10 thumbs up...i'll drink this again with pleasure!
12-26-2009 21:32:46 | More by sirdrinkwell
Ontario (Canada)
4.53/5 rDev +15.3%
I had this one a little while back, at Fionn McCool's on St. Clair in Toronto (where it's called Sinha Stout rather than Lion Stout - apparently two names for the same product). I'd ordered it mainly because it was a stout I'd never had before, and I'm always up for trying new beers of my favourite types. Wasn't sure what it would be like, though -- I'd never really thought of Sri Lanka as a big stout-producing country.
To my surprise, it was really nice. Not necessarily about to be one of my very top favourites, but certainly very good and something I'd happily order again any time. It had a really rich, interesting flavour, with strong overtones of dried fruit -- black currant or maybe dried cherries or something. A little bit reminiscent of Unibroue's Trois Pistoles in that respect, although I certainly wouldn't call them equivalent (Trois Pistoles is a pretty hard act to follow). Also nice hints of dark chocolate and caramel.
All in all, a really enjoyable, unexpected treat. I will definitely order it again next time I'm there.
12-24-2009 07:39:58 | More by MissLynx
4.28/5 rDev +8.9%
The beer itself is a rich dark brown color that is almost black. No light passes through at all. When I poured it a thick, foamy head about ¾ inch formed. It was a dark tan in color and slowly faded. A spider web of lacing formed on the glass. Overall it has an absolutely beautiful appearance that is both enticing and inviting.
The first thing you notice is a chocolate malt smell. Some coffee malts and a touch of mocha is detectable. A molasses scent is noticeable in the background that rounds out its very appetizing scent. The flavor sets up a well balanced flavor. It starts off with a sweet flavor of coffee and chocolate malts. Molasses accents the flavor and brings the malts as well as a slightly mocha flavor and a hint of hops. AT 8% Alcohol By Volume, you can only slightly note the taste of alcohol
This is a full bodied beer; there is a creaminess to it that coats the mouth. The carbonation is a little heavier than what I normally expect in a stout, but not unpleasantly so.
This beer surprised me. I wasn't expecting an Asian stout to be this pleasant to drink. It wasn't as dry as an Irish stout, but not as strong as a lot of American Stouts. I found myself really enjoying drinking this beer.
12-24-2009 02:40:34 | More by Contagion
4/5 rDev +1.8%
A: Pours black, with a thick bubbly tan head. A small layer of head retains well, leaving relatively nice lacing.
S: Sweet mollasses and slightly nutty roasted malts. Full bodied aroma.
T: Sweet and full flavored, with a bitter coffee-like bite. Finishes dry, with a slight warmth from the alcohol.
M: Medium amount of prickly carbonation, full bodied, slight chewiness.
D: The carbonation and dry finish help balance the full flavors, resulting in nice drinkability (though it is higher ABV at 8%).
12-22-2009 22:28:31 | More by seand
4.18/5 rDev +6.4%
330ml bottle poured into a tulip.
A = Deep mahogany, opaque, large frothy, billowy medium tan head, leaves heavy lacing as it recedes.
S = Very heavy scents of mocha chocolate, it's almost like smelling a combination of freshly ground French Roast coffee beans almost powderized and added to some Kahlua. There is also a light sourness reminiscent of Guinness Special Export Stout, as though this sweet coffee, dark chocolate mix also had some sourdough bread thrown in at the end.
T = The taste though very good does not quite live up to the smell. All the elements are there, strong black coffee with dark chocolate added and with a heavy dose of condensed milk to sweeten it, a light bitter/sour bite to keep it from being a sweet cloying drink, but there is a kind of thinness which shows up right at mid-palate and kind of distracts from the brilliant tastes at the front of the mouth at first sip and the great explosion of flavors in the back of the mouth while swallowing. This aspect does improve as the beer goes on and it warms a bit, but there is still just something missing that makes it a very good, but not exceptional beer experience.
M = This beer has a great feel to it, I only count it down because of the almost ineffable missing element I seem to find (or rather not find in it in the middle of the drink). It is a medium body beer with a good amount of very fine carbonation, enough to lift the body but not contribute to tongue fatigue, absolutely great mouthcoating and a great finish feeling since it is very sweet but the alcohol and biter qualities really lend themselves to a very dry mouth for minutes after swallowing.
D = For a strong stout of this type it has exceptional drinkability though it remains a one and done type of beer.
12-12-2009 22:52:40 | More by Traquairlover
New York
4.88/5 rDev +24.2%
Got 2-6pks from BOTW in Rochester.
The beer pours an opaque nearly jet black colour, very little head.
Smell is of burnt toffee, coffee, chocolate and mocha
Taste is malty upfront, full robust flavours of caramel, chocolate, coffee and toffee. taste is slightly sweet (but not too sweet) with a nice balanced bitterness, this is nearly perfection in my book.
Mouthfeel is excellent, the flavors just explode into the mouth, thick and chewy, for a 9% ABV, this is really drinkable.
This is one of my top 3 beers to drink at any point. This will be a staple in my fridge for the forseeable future.
12-10-2009 02:22:33 | More by keithmurray
4.05/5 rDev +3.1%
12 oz. bottle poured into a chalice. This stout pours quite black and with a half inch of mocha foam atop. Head settles to a surface cap and offers a fair amount of lacing.
Nose is full of diluted chocolate, carob, some dark cherry and a touch of alcohol. Rather endearing and reminiscent of a baltic porter as much as a stout. Some coffee notes after a bit of exposure as well as some dark roasted malt notes.
Taste follows with chocolate and some dark fruit. A bit of roastiness is notable and lingers nicely on the finish. Alcohol is not noticeable in the flavor and reveals itself only on the nose as an aside. Has a slightly chewy texture as for the malt structure yet remains quite well balanced given the ABV. Otherwise offers a smooth and clean feel expected for the strength of the beer.
Overall a very flavorful beverage and I would surely try again. Both the style in general as well as this offering in particular.
12-09-2009 04:39:03 | More by HalfFull
3.7/5 rDev -5.9%
I drank this on tap into a tasting glass.
The beer is not very black, almost brown especially in the light with a unique super light tan head. There is good retention and lacing.
The aroma is very light all you get is a brief whisp of alcohol and light hops.
the taste is super light as well that is a sweet hoppiness that feels like water making it ok to drink but overall nothing very special or exciting. Damn you Sri Lanka.
12-07-2009 17:53:33 | More by jrallen34
4.18/5 rDev +6.4%
16 oz. bottled poured into a pint glass.
A - Two-finger head is tan, leaves little lacing. Pour is black and lets no light through.
S - Black berries and sweet malts, hints of alcohol.
T - Dark coffee with some bitter chocolate, currants. Finishes like black berries and coffee with cream. Not very complex.
M - Lighter than expected and fairly carbonated, but sticky in the mouth nonetheless.
D - A good drinking beer for the stout lover when you're in a non-sipping mood. Also serves as a good intro to the stout genre.
12-07-2009 05:18:03 | More by deruiz10
4.5/5 rDev +14.5%
A- Beautiful dark tone with a nice tan head.
S- Mocha , roasty smell and bitter chocolate.
T- Nice tasre of molasses , chocolate and coffe, very complex flavors mixed in this stout.
M- Nice body, little to medium carbonation , cramy and delicious.
D- you can drink more than one because its so good but remember the 8 % ABV , this beauty can get you in trouble!
12-05-2009 23:26:38 | More by tanousa
3.68/5 rDev -6.4%
very nice head with ample lacing
nose of mild roasty malts
taste was nice. sweet right off the bat with dark flavors of currant, and dark breads. has a nice drying hoppyness that lingers a bit but not overpowering.
what it lacks is the sour note that guinness FES has and makes it much more enjoyable to me. there is a bit of residual sweetness that would get to be to much after a couple though.
mouthfeel is good and what I expected and drinkability is average with that sweetness and abv of 8%
12-05-2009 20:38:29 | More by OatmattStout
4.47/5 rDev +13.7%
Reviewed 9/13/2009 (Bottle):
Pours an extremely dark brown color body, huge head, light tan, very lasting, creamy. Roasty aroma, some espresso, maybe chocolate. Very good smelling. Creamy mouthfeel, coffee and chocolate flavors. Slight ashiness. A little boozy. Less hot as it warms up. Very good tasting.
12-05-2009 15:38:24 | More by jujubeast6000
Ontario (Canada)
4.18/5 rDev +6.4%
Pours a rich black with a thick four finger chocolate milk coloured head that I wasn't expecting.
Smells of chocolate milk, coffee, sweet rich, burnt malts and somewhat smokey.
This is a sweet stout no doubt about it. Chocolate milk, roasted malt, caramel, coffee, no real depth however. Not very balanced by any bitterness, this is a one sided sweet stout.
Thick carbonated mouthfeel, and highly drinkable especially for the high alcohol. Considering the price($2 a bottle) this is one of the best stouts money can buy!
12-04-2009 03:04:01 | More by GodOfBeer
4.1/5 rDev +4.3%
pours out of the 330ml bottle an opaque brwon hue with a crimson hues on the edges. huge frothy dark tan head...sticky and clinging lace adorns the glass. fusel coffee, toffee and cocoa in the nose with some raspberry hints. the taste is of a nicely balanced sweet style stout...lactic hints mesh with chocolate and nougat notes...some chocolate covered cherries...maybe soaked in brandy to give it a boozy flair...again fair and balanced in nature. full luscious body with a delicate, velvety mouthfeel. high drinkability due to the fact that this stout never becomes over the top or a boozy bomb.
this is a nice stout. would love to get a belly full on tap somehow. worthy of the respect...but not hype worthy. it stands on it's own merits.
12-04-2009 00:18:34 | More by budgood1
Ontario (Canada)
4.1/5 rDev +4.3%
I've never had a beer from Sri Lanka before, but at a friend's request I picked this up on special at the LCBO - glad I did!
Pours a near black, with a thin tan head. A bit of lacing, good retention.
The smell is spot on: roasted malts, a bit of toffee or caramel, coffee and dried fruit. Very appealing.
A very flavourful and enjoyable stout, with all of the above flavours, plus a milky butterness that provided lingering sweetness. Hardly bitter at all. Very nice.
Mouthfeel is slick, creamy and buttery.
Well worth a pickup; you wont be disappointed with this stout!
11-29-2009 05:27:47 | More by JohnnyBarman
3.95/5 rDev +0.5%
Poured from 330ml bottle into Roanoke College American-style pint glass.
Appearance: Pours opaque black with a very large brown head that dissipates slowly and leaves good lacing behind.
Smell: Roasted and sweet caramel malts with plum notes.
Taste: Roasty with a sugared coffee sweetness and slight roasted bitterness. A very sweet stout.
Mouthfeel: Very smooth with a full body. Very little carbonation present. Dry finish.
Drinkability: A very good stout overall and the sweetest I've tried thus far. Very drinkably for 8% ABV and well worth a taste.
11-23-2009 02:41:32 | More by Mosstrooper
3.85/5 rDev -2%
I heard this was an interesting beer, and it's from Sri Lanka, probably the first thing I've ever had from there. Here's the review, enjoy.
A: Pours super dark with a huge rich creamy head. The head rises to be 50% of the glass with a thick dark chocolate colored creamy foamy head. It slowly pops downwards. The black stout doesn't let any light through, so it's basically pitch black.
N: Nose is interesting, with some creamy malt aromas, spicy alcohol, toasted aromas, slight fruit, almost an aroma of toasted seeds, like toasting pumpkin seeds. Sweet malts and syrupy aromas also take a liking to it. It's a very unique and strange nose that I can't even pick out aromas to describe.
T: Starts with some nice chocolate flavors, creamy milk chocolate. Then some tangy spicy flavors that are also semi strange and interesting at the same time. Some light smoky flavors, and some char, like taking a bite from a charred log, literally. It's weird. The strange toasted seed aroma comes out slightly in the taste as well. It's so unique and interesting. Not amazing flavor, but interesting. A slight coffee taste comes through on burps as well. Some dark fruits also come through, fig and raisin mostly, with tastes of nuts and nutmeg.
M: Pretty creamy and thick, and despite the head not much carbonation.
F: Finishes semi bitter, slightly tangy and spicy as well. Pretty dry too, and leaves a chocolate powder flavor in the mouth, like chewing on cocoa powder. There's also some lingering fruit flavors and the stout like bitterness sticking around. It does hide the 8% abv well though.
11-21-2009 04:46:38 | More by jlindros
4.05/5 rDev +3.1%
App: Very chocolaty dark brown with mocha brown head
Smell: Mochaish with chocolate and perhaps some dark fruits. Very busy this one.
T/MF: Dark chocolaty dark fruit and very light mocha/milky note. Very complex on the palate. Mouthfeel is full bodied and lightly carb'd. Premier Stout in my opinion
Drink: Could drink a few of these, and have, and enjoy each time. This is a very nice offering.
11-21-2009 02:41:00 | More by gatorbreath
4.25/5 rDev +8.1%
Color: pours very dark brown. sits black with a very small dark brown rim
Smell: mellow but obvious alcohol presence. no roast to speak of. slight chocolate presence with a hint of dark fruitiness
Taste: low roast flavor dominated by chocolate and dark fruit. slight alcohol presence. hint of roast in the finish. bitterness is very low
Mouthfeel: smooth and creamy. low-full body. low carbonation
Notes: tasty stout with rich flavors lacking the usual coffee flavors. great tropical export stout.
11-20-2009 04:08:52 | More by Frosty80
Lion Stout from Ceylon / Lion Brewery Limited
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for Business Travelersby jarrod from toledo, OH
5/2Posted May 7, 2014 on Hotels.com
No hot water in showers. 2 showers taken 4 hours apart. Clean rooms but dirty hallways. Including hair conditioner is a suggestion vs. the face wash.
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baseball weekendPosted May 2, 2014 on Hotels.com
the free breakfast was not as good as I expected it would be. The coffee was good, but not much else. The hotel was renovating rooms and the guy that was changing carpets out was a great asset to the hotel. He worked fast and kept his mess out of the way. I would love to hire that guy to work at my house.
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Free breakfastPosted Apr 25, 2014 on Hotels.com
Fine for the money.
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Clean rooms, lousy staffPosted Apr 14, 2014 on Hotels.com
When we walked in, the lobby ceiling was open to the plumbing and electrical. This was not noted on line anywhere. The desk attendant was very rude. We got to our rooms and they were very clean and well stocked. The toilet was clogged in one of the rooms so we called the front desk. It took 20 minutes to get an answer. He told us it would be at least 2 hours before he could away from the front desk. When I went to the lobby, he was not at the desk. I finally found him in the lounge area with an X-Box hooked up to the TV playing Minecraft. In the morning, the new clerk was equally as rude, refusing to give me a receipt or even let me look me at it to make sure it was correct. He said Hotels.com will give me a receipt. I have stayed at this location several times as have many of my family members. We will not stay here again.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Good to stay for the pricePosted Apr 8, 2014
Would be better, but was under renovation. Pool didn't look clean. Room was nice and clean.
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Under ConstructionPosted Apr 5, 2014 on Hotels.com
Hot tub-closed; Sauna, decommissioned; indoor pool, adequate; lobby, things dropping from the poorly installed plastic construction veil under the ceiling; breakfast, adequate but eggs were not egg-like both days. Overall this was my worst hotel experience in years.
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Not happyPosted Apr 1, 2014 on Hotels.com
Hotel non smoking room smelled like smoke. We could smell smoke coming through bathroom walls. The pool was tiny and they had no heat on at all in the pool area. My kids were shivering. The hot tub was out of service. Had I know that I would have stayed elsewhere. Breakfast was ok but whomever cooked the sausage didn't warm then up long enough. The only thing we enjoyed were the beds because they were super comfortable. I will not stay there again however.
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Would stay againPosted Apr 1, 2014 on Hotels.com
Nice hotel, clean, rooms are spacious, free wi-fi works, staff very pleasant, breakfast not the best we've had as far as complimentary bk go but alright, nice area with stores and restaurants, right off of I-70, quick drive to downtown Columbus
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Baseball and maxims go together like nudity and award winning HBO Series. "Dance with the girl who brung ya" "It's a long season" "small sample size" etc. The fact is 162 games is a long season and grant plenty of opportunities to feel hot and cold about one's current team, and the plethora of adages help temper or justify certain expectations or evaluations. Given it's size, it's difficult to examine the season in manageable sections in which one can extrapolate useful information. I've heard that "every team wins 54 games and loses 54 games, it's the middle 54 that count." Additionally, I've heard "go .500 on the road and win series at homes, and you make the playoffs." I prefer to break up the season into 6 sections of 27 games. While not quite a clean month per section, this provides a large enough sample to see the effect on the entire season, while being small enough to avoid an overwhelming wall of numbers. As an illustrative point - If a team were to go 15-12 over each 27 game stretch, they would finish with 90 wins and would certainly be involved in division races and wild card discussions. However, if that same team were to win one less game per set, and go 14-13 each section, they finish 84-78 and may be sub .500 as late as September 20. As Tribe fans know, one game here or there can make a huge difference, for in baseball, you either win or you die.
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The 2013 Indians live in the extremes. Losing streaks, winning streaks, 2-out scoring, shut-out innings pitched. There seems to be no category either hot or cold that this year's squad hasn't flirted with leading. Their recent tear through the league winning 18 of 22 has been equaled by stretches of 1-7 and 3-10. They have beaten good teams (Detroit, Oakland) and lost to bad teams (Houston, Kansas City, Chicago White Sox). They are in a 25 game stretch now where 10-15 would be acceptable to most of the Tribe fanbase. Equal parts hot and cold, how do the Indians fare when looking at their season in 27 game segments?
Not that bad, it would seem. If I were to tell you the first 27 game stretch covered Opening Day until the second home series with Philadelphia and Minnesota, immediately after losing 3 of 4 to the Royals, how would you think the Tribe did? In the second series of 27 games, it included 4 game series sweeps of Oakland and Seattle, and taking 2 of 3 at Detroit, do you think it was better than the first set?
Record for 1st 27 game stretch - 14-13
Record for 2nd 27 game stretch: 15-12.
That's right, the Indians were one game better in the second set than the first.
Of course, an extra-inning strikeout instead of a hit and the tables turn, but hindsight is usually better than 20/20.
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As said, the Tribe is now in a 25 game stretch (4-6 so far) against teams that are all above .500 and are among some of the best teams in the league. Given the fact that despite some hot streaks there are some large holes in the rotation and bullpen, it looks like it's going to get a lot worse before it gets better. But, were we to look at the upcoming games as part of the next 27 game stretch, a dream of spring remains. For included in this set are games against Minnesota, Kansas City, the White Sox, and Chris Davis and the other eight Baltimore players. After starting 1-1 in the new set (split the past two games with TB), the Indians simply have to win 1 game from the Yankees, Tigers, and Rangers a piece and two from the Nats, Royals, Twins, O's, and White Sox. That would give them a record for the third set of 27 of 14-13. While this is not an easy task, it's certainly realistic and attainable and doesn't require some crazy streak of Mark Reynolds hitting 18 singles in a row.
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Sadly, as fun and improved as this team is, I still don't see a playoff team emerging. 2/3 of the season remain and the rotation has been playing about the best anyone could expect, and it still has problems. The lineup is deeper than we've seen since I was in high school, but some days you wonder if they're trying to get to 2 outs as soon as possible so they can start scoring runs. I predicted the ceiling for this team at the beginning of the season was 84 wins (or 14-13 over six sets of games). My tune is changing, but only slightly, and only in the way Cleveland sports fans are all too familiar. A third set record of 14-13 keeps them on pace for 84 wins, and I think they can hit that record for each of the remaining three sets. However, I think they will have another one or two 15-12 spurts which will bring them a tick closer to 90 games - perfectly setting up some heart-crushing September losses. My goal for this year remains for general all-around health so that this off-season can be spent like the last, only this time adding some desperately needed arms so that 2014 will be a time for wolves.
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Los Angeles Angels outfielder Josh Hamilton hit a home run in his return from the disabled list against the Houston Astros. Hamilton went on the disabled list on April 8th with a bone bruise on in his left thumb.
Hamliton's shot came off of Astros reliever Tony Sipp with two outs in the eighth inning. Fellow Angels outfielder Collin Cowgill also homered in the inning.
Hamilton's and Cowgill's home runs weren't enough, as the Angels fell to the Astros by the score of 7-2. Their home runs in the eighth did cut the Astro lead to 5-2 at the time.
Josh Hamilton finished 1-3 with a walk and the said home run in his return.
Hamilton has had a lot of injury issues throughout his career. He has landed on the DL six times in his career. He has missed more than three weeks with the same injury 12 times in his career between the major and minor leagues.
Despite all of the injuries, Hamilton remains one of the most feared hitters in baseball when he is healthy. It is staying that way that is the real issue for Hamilton. He has only had two pro seasons out of 11 in which he has not suffered a major injury.
The Angels got Hamilton back just in time. Mike Trout left this game in the second inning with discomfort in his back. His injury is not considered serious, however.
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Fresh off the signings of Carlos Beltran and Jacoby Ellsbury, the Yankees have been rumored to be open to trading an outfielder. It appears general manager Brian Cashman would prefer to ship off Ichiro Suzuki over Brett Gardner, reports Chad Jennings of The Journal News.
Ichiro's last three years do not inspire much confidence that New York would receive a large return for him. Since 2010, he has hit just .284/.320/.366 with continually declining defense. The 2013 season, when Ichiro played in 155 games for the Yankees, was the worst year at the plate in his career. He set career lows in batting average (.262), OBP (.297) and stolen bases (20).
Ichiro, 40, is owed another $6.5 million for the 2014 season, the last of a two-year deal. The Yankees may have to eat some of that contract if they are able to find a trade partner. It's not immediately clear who may be interested in Ichiro, though the return is not likely to be great. To acquire him from the Mariners in 2012, New York traded away a middle reliever in Danny Farquhar and pitching prospect D.J. Mitchell.
The Yankees would certainly be able to get more in a deal for Brett Gardner, but for now appear inclined to keep him. The team is not actively seeking to trade their 2013 center fielder, but is willing to listen to offers. A very good defensive player, Gardner hit .273/.344/.416 with 24 stolen bases. He has a career 733 OPS and has led the league in steals once, but has just one year of team control remaining. It's plausible the team could acquire a starting pitcher for Gardner, though it would be more of a back-end-of-the-rotation type.
After signing Ellsbury and Beltran, both Ichiro and Gardner are without starting spots. Ellsbury will take over in center field, with Beltran in right and 2013 mid-season trade acquisition Alfonso Soriano sticking around in left. The team also has Vernon Wells on the roster, creating a glut of outfielders. With no full-time DH, the Yankees can use a rotation of outfielders to give each some rest, but they could allocate their resources better by trading one for another useful piece.
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Dear alumni and extended NYIT family:
As we prepare to welcome the Class of 2015 to NYIT's fifth historic year in Nanjing, I want to thank you for being a part of NYIT's undergraduate campus in China. This month, more than 300 new NYIT-Nanjing students will join our global university network of 14,000 students and 3,600 faculty and staff around the world.
When I meet our students, I like to tell them that our name—New York Institute of Technology—is an extraordinary calling card on the global landscape. They quickly discover it for themselves.
I came to China a few weeks ago as the United States delegate to a forum of college presidents held in Shenzhen. I spoke to more than 160 leaders in higher education worldwide about how universities are ideal incubators of collaboration and ingenuity. I urged them to help me create international "idea centers" in partnership with business and government. I emphasized that students need to be citizens of the wolrd to meet the challenges of the global market.
I spoke with confidence because I've seen it happen at NYIT, a truly global university. Read More.
More than 300 incoming freshmen attended the 2011 New Student Orientation at NYIT-Nanjing. Read More.
NYIT-Nanjing held its first graduation ceremony on June 5, 2011. The Class of 2011 included 132 graduates who celebrated along with guests including friends, family, and alumni at Nanjing's InterContinental Hotel. Student speaker Dai Yisi addressed her classmates following a graduation address by NYIT President Edward Guiliano, Ph.D. Read More.
New York Institute of Technology (NYIT)'s Nanjing campus will host its first international conference, "Crossing Borders: Teaching and Learning in a Global Age" from Friday April 15 to Sunday, April 17 at Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, San Pailou campus, in Nanjing, China. Learn More.
Making connections from Shanghai to Nanjing, NYIT Vice President for Student Affairs Joe Ford traveled to China in December to attend the opening ceremony of the 11th cohort of the NYIT-JUFE MBA program in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province.
In December, Xuetai Qi, adjunct assistant professor of philosophy at NYIT-Nanjing, was awarded a research grant by the National Department of Education of China for his research project, "Current State of Contemporary Metaethics in the West: Theme-based Studies."
His review of Mengzi: With Selections from Traditional Commentaries and The Essential Mengzi: Selected Passages with Traditional Commentary was published in the Fall 2010 issue of the APA Newsletter on Teaching Philosophy. His articles, "The A Priori Nature of Universal Ethics and Morality" and "Reasons, Sentiments and Normativity of Morality" were published in the November issue of the Journal of Social Sciences and the October issue of Morality and Civilization, respectively.
Marshall D. Willman, assistant professor of English, NYIT-Nanjing, was a guest lecturer at Fudan University in Shanghai, China on Nov. 12, 2010. His presentation, "Daoism and Scientific Method: A Case Study on Gut Feelings," can be found online.
On Oct. 12, the opening ceremony for the Nanjing campus welcomed nearly 340 incoming students and marked the fourth anniversary of the campus opening.
NYIT and the Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications (NUPT) will be hosting the "Crossing Borders: Traveling, Teaching, and Learning in a Global Age," conference between April 16-17, 2011 in Nanjing. The conference explores a variety of topics that touch upon the "crossing borders" theme, including teaching online vs. traditional courses, ESL courses, teaching abroad, and translations, multilingualism, texting/IM and cyberculture. Click for more details.
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Here's the bad news--the U.S. economy is shaky, but the good news is that NYIT's graduates are moving on to some very exciting things. Here's some dish from a few of our recent graduates from NYIT-Nanjing who completed their studies in New York.
As a 21st Century global university, NYIT is focused on student, faculty and staff exchanges between its six campuses. This coming fall eight NYIT students in New York are headed to our campus in Nanjing, and the New York campus will welcome 61 of our students from Nanjing. In addition, the New York campuses will host four students from our Amman, Jordan campus, four from our Manama, Bahrain campus and three students from our campus in Vancouver, Canada.
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Hotel Castello Miramare - Genoa
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Castello Miramare is a beachfront hotel in Genoa.
Your 3 star Pegli hotel in Genoa offers free Wi-Fi, a hair salon and dry cleaning/laundry services. If you want low-key dining options, you will be pleased to find barbecue grills and 24-hour room service. Guests can also enjoy drinks as there is a bar/lounge.
The reception also has a safe deposit box should you need to lock away any valuables during your stay. Other amenities include concierge services, laundry facilities and a computer station.
This is a fantastik hotel, open your window and you are sitting with 'your feet in...Venere Guest, Denmark
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Breakfast at Hotel Castello Miramare
A free buffet breakfast is available between 6:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
Hotel Facilities at Castello Miramare
- Bar
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- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Front desk - 24 hour
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- Laundry room
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- Room service - 24 hour
- Pets accepted
- Internet/Email services
- Private parking
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- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- Children 3 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
Check-in: between 2:00 PM and midnight.
Check-out: before 11:00 AM.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Self parking fee: EUR 6 per day
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- Tourism fee: EUR 1 per person, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Book your beach accommodation at Castello Miramare, offering 17 guest rooms with climate control. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 20-inch televisions. Business travelers will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks and phones during their Cristoforo Colombo Airport visit.
Guest rooms are individually furnished, making each stay a unique experience. Private bathrooms are outfitted with showers, bidets and complimentary toiletries. Rooms also include minibars and air conditioning.
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Distances from Hotel Castello MiramareNaval Museum - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
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Museum of World Cultures - 9 km / 5.6 mi
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Citta Dei Bambini Children's Museum - 9 km / 5.6 mi
Royal Palace - 9.1 km / 5.7 mi
University of Genoa - 9.1 km / 5.7 mi
The preferred airport for Castello Miramare is Genoa (GOA-Cristoforo Colombo) - 3.2 km / 2 mi.
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Like you, I am an Apple user, having an iPad and an iPhone 5 as well as two Android phones, an HTC One and a Samsung Galaxy S2.
I had an S3 for a while but got rid of it as it was just awful. Shocking battery life, force closing apps and so on. I won't go into details. My S2 however hasn't missed a beat even if it is old and battered and due for retirement shortly. My HTC is amazing. Simply the best phone I have ever had the privilege of owning. Better than my iPhone 5 by a country mile. Don't get me wrong, I love my iPhone but the HTC One is better for all the things I want to do, on a screen that puts the iPhone to shame.
So, basically i've had a mixed relationship with the Galaxy range over the years and so I am coming to the Note 3 with similar misgivings as your good self.
However, what I usually do is research a subject exhaustively before I go ahead and part with my hard earned, much like you are doing.
With regards to battery life. On my HTC I have everything turned on, GPS, location services, push mails and the like. My battery is incredible. So far it is coming up to the end of the second day of life still with 58% left. My iPhone just cannot keep up with that and neither can my SGS2.
I don't use any task killers at all. I did on my SGS2 and found that they didn't help the battery life at all. in fact they did the opposite. Maybe once upon a time you did need to use them but with the advances in battery tech over the last year, I really don't think you do anymore.
My advice to you is this: Don't buy a Note 3 on day one. Wait and see what people say about it first. However, please bear in mind that more often than not people only seek out a web forum to post up if they are having issues with their device, not when everything is going swimmingly, so take a lot of those posts with a small amount of salt. The best thing you can do is to see if there are any trends, read the professional reviews and comparisons and just ease into it gently.
My SGS3 was a 'day one' lemon of a phone and I couldn't get shot if it quick enough. My HTC was a day one phone too and it's not dropped a single beat in the months since i've had it.
I've been umming and aahing over the Note 3 but i've just had a windfall of £400 so i';ve decided to retire the SGS2 and replace it with the Note. I'm going to hold off on the Galaxy Gear until they improve the looks and battery life though.
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At home, I don't care if you use a black Bakelite dial phone and kick back with an antique Trash 80 to write emails to mom. But at work, the instinct to stick with the old stuff you're familiar with, while reflexibly rejecting the new, is a good way to run your job and your business into the ground. I'm not saying you should be a pushover for the shiny and new, either. But at a time when tech is changing faster than ever and the pressure to move quickly while cutting costs has never been higher, you need to leave personal prejudices behind make the tough technology calls on their own merits.
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Someone Lives Alone
someone lives alone
even with a wife and child around him
he can always feel the dusk
even at noontime
someone feels the wind
fresh, even inside a vacuum
of a bottle of wine tightly covered
by its cork
someone remembers
in the years of dried river
she can feel
still the hands
that pressed her breasts
even if what she has for presence
are just ashes
under her barren feet
someone still knows the
happy meaning
of flowers
beside those silent tombs
someone lives the hours in silence
even in the middle of protests
someone still loves and continues loving
even if he is abandoned
someone still knows the story by heart
because the books are burned
these are the poetic moments
and we have,
we still have all these
we never learn, we do not ask
we do not even search all these
in far away places
or in the foxholes or
under the bed
they are within the reach of the hands
of our hearts
so near, that sometimes we conclude
these moments are nothing
but us, or if you are that sharp enough
like a polished nail
in those lonely days of your past lives,
and still getting stronger and stronger
soon you shall declare
it is, I.
just I.
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Liverpool moved up to second place in the Barclays Premier League with a brilliant 3-0 away win at Southampton on Saturday - and LFC TV Online subscribers can now watch highlights and reaction on demand.
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The most powerful media voice in the United States has challenged the most powerful person in the nation.
Call it The New York Times vs. President Barack Obama.
The Times was outraged after The Guardian newspaper's Glenn Greenwald reported that the NSA gathers the phone records of millions of Americans, in what the administration defends as a way of curbing international terrorist threats.
The Obama Administration "has now lost all credibility," a Times editorial said.
Times Executive Editor Jill Abramson had gone on Face the Nation to criticize the administration for snooping on the Associated Press and the Fox News Channel. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/06/ny-times-editorial-board-obama-administration-lost-credibil...
The Times often sets a tone for media coverage in the United States and around the world. Other newspapers, news magazines and television networks take their cues from the Times. The newspaper of record continues to have unparalleled influence.
Obama's act has resulted in one piece of rich irony. Republicans support the NSA move while Democrats condemn it.
Just a few months ago, Obama was yukking it up with journalists at the White House Correspondents Dinner. Now he is on their foe.
Obama's legacy has taken a strange turn, indeed.
No | June 7, 2013 12:26 PM
Oh, yes, isn't this the same mighty New York Times that turned down taking the caches from Bradley Manning. As Salon noted:
"When Army Pfc. Manning approached the New York Times and Washington Post with his huge military cache documenting U.S. war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan, the newspapers were uninterested. It took the brave enterprise of Julian Assange and his WikiLeaks team to turn Manningâs raw material into news gold. And yet, even after profiting from Assangeâs risk-taking, the New York Times later blithely threw him to the sharks. Former New York Times executive editor Bill Keller, who partnered with Assange on distribution of the WikiLeak documents, has since made a habit of disparaging him in public. The new Alex Gibney documentary on WikiLeaks, âWe Steal Secrets,â shows one of Kellerâs editorial minions gleefully ridiculing Assange â who has been forced into a vagabond life to stay one step ahead of his government pursuers â for his poor hygiene and wardrobe."
Joe Weber | June 7, 2013 11:24 AM
True, indeed, Jon. Makes one wonder what Obama's legacy will be. Certainly, the rest of his presidency looks problematic now.
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