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Rooms were clean, location was great, indoor heated pool, breakfast Small rooms, small bath rooms, older utilities, did not have microwave or mini refrigerator, parking wasn't the easiest
The hotel was convenient and clean. The breakfast wasn't very good. The hot water was cold, many of the apples were rotten, and the eggs were powdered and watery. There were no towels in the exercise or pool area. Housekeeping was knocking on our door at 7am. I had trouble with the computers in the lobby. And while they said that they had a sewing kit, they didn't have one when I needed one. It seems that they just are not taking care of all these details that make life good for guests.
very conveniently located near airport, cost about $25 Lyft ride into denver one way.
Comfortable bed and pillows, clean and perfect for a quick stay near the airport. Airport shuttle took awhile.
It was near airport out in the boonies. The check in clerk was unprofessional. He stated when a room becomes available he would call me on my cell. He never called. I went back to check & he said it's been available.
The staff was very friendly and accommodating
Convenient location to airport. Room always hot, even though we never used the "heater card". No food in hotel, besides early morning breakfast. Drink and snack vending machines were out of a lot of items.
Staff was very helpful. Rooms were tidy. Wifi was adequate. Airport shuttle excellent. Amazingly, room not stifling hot in winter -- thermostat worked! -- and heater not noisy. Would have liked to have lounge to get food and drink at night, but that's the trade-off for pricing I guess. Light over sink didn't come on in the morning but I didn't have time to ask staff.
Internet was marginal on fourth floor. Windows 10 didn't connect properly to it. Bed was rock hard. Which isn't my preferred.
The bed was comfortable and that was the only good part. Front desk staff was not very professional. Twice I called regarding ground transportation...once to the city of Denver from the hotel and once inquiring about bus transportation near the hotel. The staff had no idea if buses even came to the area. Thankfully Uber was available to get us back and forth to the city...no thanks to the Baymont staff on that one either. The guests next to us didn't even get in to their room until 2:30am and were extremely loud and disruptive. The icing on the cake was when the shuttle to the airport that we had to reserve when we checked in told us along with half of the other patrons waiting to board that it was full and we would have to wait for 30 minutes for the next one...Uber came in handy again.
I liked the location as myself and the person I was with had a very early flight and the hotel being close to the airport was a big plus. The sink in our room was completely clogged, hair from a previous tenant was all over it and it would not drain at all. The tub had a very slow drain making taking a shower almost like a bath.
convenient to Denver airport, good shuttle service, the pool looked lovely and next time we might actually swim if we have more time.
restaurant, close to airport, 7-11, Moonlight Diner etc. not enough parking.. room wasnt made up for three days, but I did not leave it until noon or a bit later..
It was nice having a free shuttle and breakfast included. The bed was comfortable and the room was very clean. The location is really great if you have an early flight the next day or a late one the day prior. Our driver who picked us up from the airport was utterly insane. He haphazardly grabbed passenger bags, stacking them on top of each other every which way. Then he proceeded to drive erratically to the hotel. The airport shuttle on the way back to the airport was much better. Inside the room, I could hear the all of the noises next door.
Continental breakfast was pretty good. A lot to choose from. Our room had no heat and the TV was broken. We asked to switch rooms. The room we moved to was better but we found a lot of hair on the toilet, bed, and shower. We will be staying elsewhere next time.
The beds were very comfortable! The hotel was very clean and comforting. Breakfast was delicious! The girl at the front desk was rude! Didn't really show any signs of emotion except straight faced! She may not have purposely been trying to be rude but I felt the vibes!
all the area needs more trees
Free breakfast was convenient and in-room fridge and microwave. The room had a funky smell, there was no bedding for the pull out couch (not convenient when you arrive after midnight with 3 sleeping kids and we had to go to the front desk to get it). The pool was out of order. The breakfast had all unhealthy options. Older building.
The bed was comfortable. The room got dark. The pool was cold, the hot tub was stinky. The rooms were low quality and needed some repairs.
Bed was comfortable Air conditioning could have been colder...thermostat was on 65 and we got hot in the night
Friendly welcome - the woman at the desk was happy and helpful Clean room Comfortable bed Wasn't told I needed to sign up for the shuttle in the morning. Thankfully, I was able to grab a seat. The gentleman at the desk was a bit condescending at first.
Front desk lady, room was awesome and free shuttle to the airport
Convenient, decent breakfast, clean. Not enough parking for guests. We had to park at another location and walk. Hotel staff, were not helpful, were dressed in street clothes and not professional.
The only negative that we saw in our short stay was the limited parking. We had to park in another hotel's parking area. The shuttle was parked and running in the unload area too so we had to haul our stuff a long way.
Proximity to the airport at a reasonable rate.
Convenient distance from the airport.
We wanted a room close to the airport for an early morning flight. Huge room, super comfortable and CLEAN bed, great bathroom, close to area restaurants. Our stay was quick but perfect.
The staff was very friendly and helpful. We were out of state visitors, couldn't of asked for better service. They have excellent breakfast in the morning as well. Our keys stopped working to enter our room. It was quickly resolved though.
Clean, updated room, heated pool for my child Bath tub was clogged.
It was clean ( ok) but wasnt exactly cheap It s starting to look old. The carpet, A/C, bathroom, etc
Location was good and the lobby and pool were nice. Seemed a bit out of date. Internet was VERY slow and some TV channels were all scratchy.
The hotel was very clean and I was very pleased with the rooms. Free breakfast was great and the hotel looked very nice.
Room was good price was good breakfast was good shuttle to airport was good
The size of the room/suite was comfortable. The attendant at the front desk was very unwelcoming and her greeting bland. The whole place seemed to reek of cannabis and airfreshener. I'm not sure which one was worse, but mixed together was choking at times. Will not stay there again.
At least they had breakfast. A guy asked for water they sent him in the laundry room to get water from the tap My stay was horrendous: Shuttle bus broke down! Found out after waiting for an hour after landing at airport even though I called them every 20 Minutes about the shuttle Paid for a taxi to get to the Inn. No reimbursement manager never present night or morning Tv not working Room despicable Worst stay ever
When we arrived it was very cold and windy the heating unit in the room was not working.
Friendly staff greeted me at the desk and made me feel welcome. I had easy access to the room with close secure parking. I had no doubt that my Daughter's Airport Shuttle ride would be safe and in a clean Van. I was quite satisfied with the cleanliness of the room and breakfast area. I did not explore the rest of the Motel. I will most likely choose the Days Inn And Suites at the Denver Airport on future trips. I was disappointed that there was no program guide to help with my choice of television viewing....I buzzed channels for a few minutes and just shut it off. The breakfast selection was lacking in variety. Toast, Cereal, and or a Cheese Omelet with either an Apple or Orange. I ate across the street.
I only had a reservation for one night Front desk was not friendly when I checked in Room looked like it had been put back together, not truly cleaned. Hairs were on towels in bathroom Furniture in room seemed thoroughly used and smelled funky. No parking, the street was our only option, which isn't a huge deal, but definitely not desirable I bet any of the other hotels in that block of hotels would be better.
Close to Airport Very limited parking. Poor TV. Quite noisy between rooms. Fairly loud air conditioning.
Inexpensive cost Breakfast closed a bit early.
room very clean and nice... didn't get my 5am wake up call... but still caught the shuttle to the airport on time... all is good..
The hotel was located near the airport which was convienent for early morning travel. The room was is poor shape. Every surface was dingy, dinged, smudged or chipped. The bed appeared to be clean but once I got in I smelt someone else's perfume. The walls are so thin that I heard the neighbor's TV at 4am.
I liked that the breakfast was included and also free wifi, the check in was fast and also the checkout. There was a free shuttle to the airport, and we were on the list for 7:30 am, but when the shuttle arrived at that hour it was full and we couldn't fit in the shuttle, so we had to wait 30 more minutes when we supposed to be on the shuttle at 7:30 am and we got delayed to the flight.
The shuttle system from DIA to the hotel works. Be sure to sign up for a return trip at the right time because the TSA line is quite long for departures. Plan for it. Room was clean. Check-in was easy and friendly. Coffee was - meh... No breakfast snacks at 0500. Stay on the third floor if possible - even there you could hear the vehicles being parked in back of the hotel. Seemed unusually loud at 10pm. Cars could be heard over the TV.
I could hear guests in a nearby room. This woke me up in the middle of the night before an early morning flight.
Easy shuttle service Comfortable and spacious room The bathtub did not drain - told management and said they'd fix it
Was nice but pool was absolutely disgusting and horrible. Nothingvelse was bad
The staff was very friendly. Hotel seemed run down. Breakfast had limited options and food was average at best. This is close to the airport but a drive from the ski areas
Proximity to airport is a plus, facility is your standard la Quinta. Clean. The shuttle service is very poor. They gave me a time for departure to the airport and proceeded to be very rude because when they called 15 minutes early I wasn't ready right away. This alone is no big deal; however, when returning to the hotel from DIA I ended up taking an uber because the front desk told me the wrong pickup area 2x, I waited and waited, and finally gave up as it was well below freezing out. When I told the front desk about my shuttle issue they finally told me the shuttle does not say "la Quinta" on it in a noticeable way. I guess I was supposed to just know this?
Location and hot breakfast. Obviously purchased an old hotel and they are remodeling the upper floors. Our room was renovated. Doors to bathroom were like closet doors, could see right in. No lock. Cover to ceiling light was cracked and on the floor. Discovered why in the am. Dressed and ready to go, standing at the bathroom mirror and someone turns on the shower above us. It started pouring on my head soaking me. Told the front desk about it all and the only response was, "we'll send maintenance". By the time we got back up from breakfast, it was pouring all the way to the door. Maintenance simply used all of our clean towels on the floor and put our waste basket under the light. No toiletries in room. no liners in waste baskets. Basic cable on old televisions and rock-hard beds. Back elevator was a construction zone, which was okay because there was a sign of explanation. Front elevator was NOT for construction and it was filthy, food on the floor, etc. Main floor public bathroom near the lobby was filthy. Worst La Quinta experience we have ever had. They should close this place down until the reno is complete, and hopefully they will more responsive to guest complaints in the future.
Very nice and clean. Can hear neighbors way to easy.
Close to the DIA airport
Shuttle service a bit confusing. Didn't realize that we needed to hop on a shuttle.
La Quinta Inn & Suites are nice - well kept, comfortable and affordable.
Its great for a quick business stay over in Denver.
The garden outside was pretty dope The Pillows were cheap and the bed made a squeaky noise
We booked this hotel thinking we could park there, take a shuttle to the airport and leave the car. This wasn't the case because we booked through kayak. Frustrating.
Clean room Water took over 70 seconds to get hot for a shower- and then wouldn't cool down fast either
The wake up call was on time and the breakfast was pretty good. My TV didn't work and the staff never let me know. I had to call to ask and then was informed. I asked if they could do something about it and they told me to take it up with the company I booked through and they couldn't help me. I was put off by telling me to go somewhere else to talk about the service. I really doubt I'll ever stay in a La Quinta again.
Location is close to the airport Unfriendly Receptionist No hot water the first night Key did not work twice No parking Hotel was run down, old, and out dated. For the price we paid we could have stayed at another hotel in the area.
Poor staff and lights in bathroom broken
Clean, handy for 7:30 AM flight. Food was good at dinner Too expensive for what it is. We expected a little more, décor in common areas bland like chain hotel anywhere. Beers too expensive
No one knows anything including how to do their job.
Convenient to airport. Hotel had given away my prepaid room (not sure how they could have done that, as check in would require ID and credit card to match the reservation). Gave me a hard time, had to locate their manager, were going to charge me for a new reservation. Finally resolved, but not handled well.
Everything. No complaints. Staff was fantastic. I had to leave to soon!☺
It was an amazing find! The room blew me and my wife away on how nice it was.
We needed a place for a quick layover due to the weather. The place and all accommodations were well above the star rating.
I was surprised at the quality of the hotel for the price. This isn't the most luxurious place to stay – I didn't notice any marble countertops in my room and the towel wasn't folded into a swan. However, everything was very new and very clean and I enjoyed the excellent breakfast downstairs and friendly staff. I would definitely stay here again if given the opportunity. No complaints.
The room The mildew smell in the room
Limited food options in area. Nice that hotel had small "market" but could have had more fresh food options.
We were pleasantly surprised by our overnight at the Hyatt House near Denver International Airport. We travel a lot and normally have low expectations of airport hotels, but this was an exception. The shuttle driver and the front desk guy were both very nice especially since they were working on Thanksgiving night. The room was a suite - not overly large, but perfectly comfortable for two people. The next morning we went down to the breakfast and were really surprised to find fresh omelets, fresh fruit and juices, etc.. This was definitely a cut above the traditional travel breakfast of cold toast, cereal, and bad yoghurt. It's hard to wax too poetic about an overnight stay at an airport hotel, but if you in that position in Denver, I highly recommend they Hyatt House.
Hotel was great for the price. Needs a lot more parking, had to park in the street one night.
Great Value, good breakfast. Badly worn carpet in the room that was coming apart.
Hotel is convenient. Allows for parking for free for first week while you travel. Early morning Driver and front desk could be better organized.
The amount of space; the soft, warm bedspread; the proximity to the airport; I really liked the layout of the room so that you can close the door to the bedroom and thus further seal out the noise in the hallway and drifting up from the restaurant below. It didn't seem that you could watch regular TV with the remote--it only directed me to movies for which I'd have to pay extra. The towels were a little rough, though clean.
Modest accommodations, good breakfast Nothing
The breakfast was much better than other hotels. Having a restaurant and bar in the lobby is always a big plus for my stay
The hotel offered a park and ride package for overnight guests. Stay one night and park from one to three weeks in lieu of airport parking. This is a good value, especially if you're able to enjoy the Manager's Reception and the hot breakfast before heading to the airport. We appreciated the food options during the Manager's Reception - better than average selection of items and also had a decent dinner at CLAIM the on-site restaurant. The hotel has been remodeled and rooms are fresh and furnishings are stylish and updated. Our bed was a bit too firm and linens seemed thin. The bathroom remodel was limited to a new backlit mirror. Our Shuttle driver was funny, courteous and helpful. Bartender was not personable, in the least. While I appreciate this is a family style hotel and over the holidays I expect families to be traveling, the inability of parents to control their children these days is utterly appalling. It was difficult to enjoy the Manager's Reception and dinner at the on-site restaurant while little ones screamed at the top of their lungs and were allowed to run around unsupervised while their parents sat and drank. A sensitive topic to be sure, but buyer beware of the potential for this to occur.
The room is huge, the price was great! Nothing.
Loved the spacious room in the suites, the complimentary manager's social hour every night and the continental breakfast which is the best I've ever had. The hot tub was no slouch either and the staff was excellent, courteous and professional. The beds where obviously of very cheap quality in our room and a full size instead of queen. I work for a mattress retailer and could tell immediately that the beds in the room were the cheapest brand available.
Everything was perfect
My family was told it would be 20 minutes for the shuttle to pick us up at the Denver airport but after many calls and failed attempts to get anyone to answer the phone and then to call the corporate reservation office to have the call disconnected, we finally flagged a bus down at the airport. We waited 1hour and 45 min at the airport. Then the driver was very rude and told us he was never told to pick us up. Then when finally arriving at the hotel and asked for an explanation, the staff stated that he was told and he continued to be rude as he was standing there behind the counter. Very unreliable shuttle service and the phone system was unreliable to speak with front desk staff or to get the front desk to answer.
Great place to stay if you need quick access to DIA for a flight. The rooms are big and clean, and the staff is friendly.
The free breakfast. Shuttle. Grill night was easy and very convenient. Nothing I can think of.
It's a good quality hotel. Don't expect anything fancy. Everything worked and the shuttle service was good.
Pool was great. My kids love swimming. And the complimentary food and beverage was nice The total cost was $182. That's a lot for a family w kids.
Friendly staff. Very good place to stay for one night. Comfortable beds.Good warm breakfast.
Nice room, very near to the airport and free shuttle service
Great guest service. Checked us in early even though they didn't have too. Clean spacious room. Kids loved the warm pool. And breakfast was good. The lady working it even made my kids snack bags for our day out exploring.
This hotel was great. They provided a nice breakfast as well as dinner. We had received a free upgrade so we had a two bed two bath suite. It was clean and very comfortable. Highly recommend!
Staff was extremely friendly and welcoming. Good selection of breakfast from 400am-900am Wifi was spotty at best.
The room was clean, shuttle service to the airport was efficient (and ran starting early, which was important for us), and continental breakfast was provided (4am-9am). The room smelled strongly of Lysol when we first got in (solved by opening the window). It was also quite hot at night (conveniently also solved by opening the window). They were having some computer problems when we checked in, which slowed the process slightly but was not a serious issue.
Shower water pressure You know how you feel on Friday after a long work week? That's this hotel: tired, yet functional. Getting in late from the airport, just needed a place to sleep-& this accomplished that. But, lots of areas of wear: upholstery, plumbing, walls, it needs some updating for sure. Staff not exciting & disinterested.
Pretty comfortable & clean. Served the purpose. Light over the bed wouldn't turn on. A bit cramped quarters.
How close it is to the airport. Nothing really, but we stayed one night only, so we barely had any time at all to judge.
Parking for the car while we were away
Very close to airport. Dropped our car, took the shuttle to the airport and then hotel shuttle back. Room was a bit small, but adequate. Could walk 1/4 mile and hop the light rail into Denver. It was 95 so didn't walk. Breakfast was ok. No eggs, but did have make-your-own waffles. Desk clerk was not the regular and didn't know a lot. There is one diner, that was very good, within walking distance. That was it for "entertainment" and food. They did have restaurant delivery menus, but location is pretty desolate. We asked for a 6:15 a.m. wake up call but got one at 5:40. Really?
The room was small, as expected, which was fine with me since I was traveling by myself. However, when I walked into my room I was greeted with a blast of hot air as they had the heat running on high. I immediately broke into a sweat and had to turn on the AC. Although this was somewhat unpleasant I enjoyed my one night stay overall. The room was very clean and there was free breakfast, although not the best hotel breakfast I've had. The shower had amazing water pressure, but the curtain rod was sloping down so I couldn't keep the shower curtain closed all the way. As a result, half the bathroom got wet. Finally, the staff seemed pleasant enough and the hotel had a free airport shuttle that took only about 10 minutes to get to the airport. So overall, is say it was definitely worth the inexpensive price I paid to stay there through Kayak.
The room was nice . Internet is fast. The hotel is very old. Corridors look and smell horrible
Easy access to the Denver Airport. You are only like 5 miles from the rental car drop off and there is a gas station on the way. We booked this room because it was cheap and only planned on getting some sleep before heading out in the morning. We walked into a room at 1 am and it was hot, I mean it must have been 80+ degrees in the room. We got he King bed and went to lay down and both rolled down to the middle of the bed. It was not being romantic but instead the bed was so badly sagging in the middle gravity just took you there then you had to fight to get out of it. I spent the night trying to not fall in the middle of the bed and trying to get cool. This was one of the worst nights sleep I ever had in a hotel and have stayed in a lot of hotels!
Extremely kind staff. Very comfortable!!
Very clean and all the basics are covered. Cute diner next door. Nice jacuzzi. Fox News yapping away in the dining area and lobby. Would really have appreciated a break from the right-wing propaganda. Internet is pretty slow. Only one weight machine, which was missing some of its parts.
The location is close to the airport. There's a nice diner just 100 feet or so away. Breakfast was nice and staff were courteous (but see safety concern). The hotel changed hands but the former name, Comfort Suites, was what was online. No signage in front of the hotel to indicate it's now Airport Suites. I wandered trying to find it. Hotel clerk violated common safety standards and announced room numbers in clear, loud voice. Not good. Hotel corridor smelled odd--sickly sweet. Pillow smelled of someone's hair oil. Ick. Shower pipes whistled pretty loudly while in use.
NOTHING My infant and I checked in late at night after a late flight. I checked for bedbugs immediately, and found shells and large bedbugs. I left immediately and had to walk across the street, in the cold, with my luggage and my baby, to get to another hotel. Stay at the microtel. They're nice and helpful and don't have bedbugs. Now that I'm trying to get my money back from my nonexistent stay at the comfort suites dia, they're saying they have no record of me complaining about anything. I'm livid. This is outrageous. NEVER EVER STAY HERE!!!!!!
Rooms were clean. Location was ideal for us and the staff was helpful. There was only one person working on that Friday, May 22. Since it was a holiday weekend, the check-in time was delayed significantly since the line was long and it took one staff person so long to process each check-in. Additionally, Kayak confirmation made an error in listing the wrong telephone number for the hotel in the email sent to me. When i called, the hotel reception informed me that there was no shuttle from the airport to the hotel. I spent $25 plus $5 tip on a cab ride. However, upon check-in, i found out that the hotel does offer a free shuttle. The hotel could not process any compensation for that extra expense. I hope that Kayak can take care of it.
Lobby was really nice (fireplace and couches), room was roomy & clean, nice beds plus couch, comfy blanket, good furnuture, microwave and fridge No parking, toilet wasn't really clean inside (it could be the just bad water, but I'm still not used to seeing visible dark spots)
Clean, with friendly staff, a nice breakfast selection, location and shuttle to airport was convenient. Only reason I knew the airport shuttle was called Western and did not say anything about Ramada on it was that I happened to call and ask about it. Could hear my neighbors through the wall pretty easily, but luckily the were fairly quiet.
I enjoyed my stay as I needed somewhere close to the airport so I would get a shuttle. The bed was extremely comfortable and I really got a good night's sleep. The wake-up call did not happen and I told the deskclerk. She was thankful for that knowledge as who knows who else didn't get their wakeup call. Breakfast was delicious and easy.
The hotel itself was fine - typical Ramada, clean and neat. Staff was helpful but didn't go out of their way to make you feel welcomed. The hotel was so noisy I couldn't sleep. My room was on the second floor, right above the main entrance. At 2:30 am, rental car shuttle buses began rolling in. So loud, they woke me up. As did the guests pounding on the stairs and floors and dragging suitcases and talking, while they rushed to the buses to get to their EARLY flights. It was one bus after another. Plus a train whistle (or something that sounded like that) going off every half our. And, my room was next to the maintenance closet. The heater, generator, etc. were constantly making noise. Then early in the morning the maid knocked on my door! Even though I had a DO NOT DISURB sign out. My flight wasn't till 11. I wanted to sleep!
The rooms seemed clean but I didn't look it over that hard. The gal that checked my out in the morning was very friendly. I had a very hard time finding this hotel and the guy at the front desk was unable to help me get there.. Come to find out I was LESS than 5miles from it!! I find it very annoying when you call someone for help and they tell you to use a gps and that they cannot help you. He really didn't give a damn about helping me get there. If I would have had a gps to use I wouldn't have called for help.
The price was perfect, the room was clean and spacious, easy to get to from the airport, staff were courteous and friendly. Could not have asked for a better hotel for our purposes, which was flying to Denver to then drive to New Mexico. Highly recommend!
We stopped here after a long flight into Denver just to stay overnight until heading to our cabin in the mountains. It was a lot nicer in the room than I expected! I wouldn't suggest the hotel for long term stays, but it was just the job for a one night rest up. Sad continental breakfast
Nothing The booking clerk charged 10$ extra. I reserved the room through booking.com for 182, they charged 193
I called four times from the airport after my flight was cancelled they were not rude one time. I called for the shuttle they picked me up in 5 minutes took me to the hotel checked me in gave me pizza coupons and signed me up for the morning shuttle. At 450 am we were on our way to the airport. We beat the rush and I was early when it would have been easy to be late. Great night when I was exhausted Thank you for for the amazing stay
The room was very clean and nice no
It was just okay. Beds were small but comfortable. T.V. was old but worked. Breakfast was adequate. Overall -- just okay.
Staff were unusually friendly and accommodating - worth a return just for that.
Breakfast variety included in room rate and 2,room suite Indoor swimming pool was tiny (for kids), hot tub wasn't bad, connected to the pool.
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Nice rooms, well equipped kitchenette & fast efficient shuttle service to/from airport
Very nice all around
Great value, clean comfortable rooms and good breakfast
The staff and the location...proximity to the airport. Offers a breakfast, but we left too early to take advantage of it. Bed not very comfortable, too firm.
First time to stay here and it was great! Clean and comfortable!
Clean, nice amenities, easy transportation from airport. No.
From the shuttle drivers to front desk staff all were responsive to our needs and requests during flight cancellations and bad weather. Breakfast options were above expectations. The bathroom did not offer an exhaust fan. Window curtain Needed repair. These were well tolerated in overall experience.
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Best desl you vould think of! Great hotel for a fraction of the price!
It's located close to the air port and is generally less than the other notes. They offer the same amenities as the bigger chains: including a shuttle and pool and the staff was excellent. It's slightly dated (carpet, fitness machines) but so am I!!
Beds were comfortable. It was nice and quiet. Shuttle! Easy to find. The caulking was coming off around the tub. It looked a little gross. Dirty.
location, price, amenities
Customer service terrible. Front desk agent was not friendly or helpful.In five days no one refresh the bedding. The staff hates their jobs.Dirty furniture, scent of cannabis everywhere.Billed for two extra days. and many more!
Location, cost, cleanliness, room size, room and bed comfort were all very good. Comfort was compromised by a noisy exterior wall sure conditioner. Parking lot is oddly fragmented which made it difficult to navigate around entrance lot and the building.
Helpful staff and good breakfast.
We arrived late that night to check in before an early morning flight. The staff was fantastic and nice. The pool was open 24/7 which was great for the kids. The beds were comfy and room was clean. The free hot breakfast was good and we all loved the fresh waffles. They had a free 24/7 shuttle to the Denver International airport which we used. The cleaning staff was great. The checkout a breeze! I booked this hotel online and when I checked in at the desk the military discount was given which was great. I would stay again when traveling through Denver.
Staff was very nice and helpful. Set up shuttle and wake up call as soon as I got there. The room was great for someone who has a disability, as I do. I felt very comfortable in the room and bathroom. Way too pricey for the location and room. I had to make a last minute reservation, and felt a little price gouged.
Staff was less than friendly.
glad to be able to get a room during snowstorm.. 1. under construction..carpeting hallways 2. greatly overpriced..would not take any discounts. Stayed in a comfort Inn for 5 nights before. Paid almost as much for one night at Fairfield.
Staff was great, Internet actually worked well (unlike some other places I've stayed, even other Fairfield Inns!). Facility was nice and there is a very good restaurant (The Bistro) right across the street at the Courtyard hotel.
Great location for airport and DICK's The room smelled like body odor, but other than that was very clean.
Generous sized rooms and nice decor. Good Shuttle service to airport. Nice Sports bar within walking distance of front door.
comfortable and convenient.
Poor access to public transport
I did not like he meat selection it seem to be under cooked and variety would have been appreciated. Like fruits and vegetables.I also heard the person in the room next to me snoring.
It was nice and quiet The coffee in the rooms and everything in the breakfast room was low fat .
Very comfortable for the airport with a free shuttle bus 24h
it is near the airport breakfast


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Real Madrid president Florentino Perez claims Tottenham forward Gareth Bale was "born" to play for the club, while he also insists he has options other than Carlo Ancelotti to be their new manager.
Perez is currently running unopposed to remain in his position heading into this summer's scheduled elections but has nonetheless given a public address about his future plans. The name of Wales international Bale figured prominently with the 23-year-old coming off the back of another stellar season.
A second PFA Player of the Year award added further to his appeal and speculation about whether or not he will remain with Spurs has started to grow as a result of the club's failure to qualify for the Champions League. Madrid have been considered a natural fit for him by some, and Perez was quoted in Marca as saying: "Bale was born to play in Madrid."
Perez also spoke about Liverpool striker Luis Suarez, who on Wednesday night said he would not be able to turn down a move to the Spanish capital. "Suarez is a great player and I am sure all in the world would want him. I like him and others too, but it does not always fit," he said.
Ahead of player recruitment, Madrid need to find a new manager with Jose Mourinho set to leave the club this weekend. The Portuguese's colourful three-year reign is at an end and he is expected to return to Chelsea and, as part of European's football's ongoing managerial merry-go-round, Paris St Germain boss Ancelotti has been touted as his replacement.
Perez is not narrowing his search down to one man, though, and added: "Ancelotti cannot say he has an offer from Real Madrid because he has not. There are more coaches than him."
The last time he was up for election, Perez oversaw the signings of Cristiano Ronaldo, Kaka, Xabi Alonso and Karim Benzema for a total close to £200million and it has been predicted that a similar spree could occur this summer.
Alongside Bale and Suarez, Borussia Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski has also been mentioned following his four-goal show against Madrid in the Champions League.
"With Lewandowski we know he scored four goals but we already have two of the best strikers in the world," Perez said, while adding that he expects Ronaldo to remain with the club despite entering the final two years of his contract.
"He has two years on his deal and is the best in the world. I will do my best to get him to sign a new contract and would not sell him for 100 million euros. We are not a selling club. I would like him to finish his career here."
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It may seem arcane and technical, but yesterday's decision by the European Commission to reject all the carbon caps submitted by EU nations, except the UK's, represents a landmark in the fight against climate change.
We need to be clear about what happened yesterday. The European carbon trading scheme rations emissions from power stations and energy-intensive businesses. Companies can either stick to their quota or buy permits from companies who have made reductions. Nearly half of Europe's carbon emissions are covered by the scheme. Carbon trading works only if governments ratchet down the quotas they give to companies in line with their Kyoto obligations. But, as the Brussels authorities made clear, the proposals by European countries were wholly inadequate and need to be strengthened.
Yesterday was the stuff of Eurosceptic nightmares - Brussels imposing discipline on sovereign European nations. But climate change is a global issue. We need international co-operation backed by rules and institutions. The UK makes up just 2 per cent of global emissions. Europe together can make a significant contribution to global emissions, and has the weight to bring other countries on board and convince developing countries that industrialised nations are prepared to show leadership.
The lesson I draw from the Commission's actions is that the UK can play a strong role in international leadership. The first major decision taken by Alistair Darling and me in our new posts was to reduce the carbon allowances given to UK companies by 8 million tonnes - the most ambitious option on which we consulted.
We argued at the time that a strong UK policy would strengthen the European Commission's ability to push for strong carbon reductions across Europe. As a result, the UK is the only country to have its National Allocation Plan agreed by the Commission (though our plan was formally rejected due to a technical issue to sort out in relation to Gibraltar), and the European Commission is now asking other countries to raise their levels of ambition.
That is why the UK, through the Climate Change Bill and through international negotiation, must be prepared to be leaders in the shift to a low-carbon economy and press others to follow.
The next six months will be a test for European nations and the EU itself. Each nation must set out new proposals for more ambitious reductions in carbon dioxide. The European Commission should take steps to bring aviation into the emissions trading scheme at the earliest opportunity. Beyond this, they must examine the case for more radical reforms of the scheme.
Europe must commit to reducing greenhouse gases by 30 per cent by 2020 and ensure the allocations within the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) are consistent with this goal. The Commission must secure the future of the EU ETS beyond 2012; link the scheme to emerging carbon markets around the world, such as California, so that it can become the basis of a global carbon market; and scale up the use of the Clean Development Mechanism that allows businesses to buy emissions reductions in developing countries - a mechanism that involves major transfers of resources from North to South.
The emerging role for the EU has a wider implication for British politics. The point is simple: any person who is serious about climate change has to be serious about strengthening the EU. This poses an ideological dilemma for the Tories. If David Cameron is to be credible on green issues, he will have to resolve the contradiction between being pro-climate change, but dogmatically anti-European. Just as New Labour in the 1990s was prepared to focus on ends not means, even if it meant shedding our attachment to particular policies or prejudices, so, too, must the Tories.
The EU can and must become a major player in the fight against climate change. Global problems require the global co-operation and the EU can achieve this. Yesterday's decision is a start, but over the next year, climate change must become the defining goal for the EU's institutions, policies and budget. At a time when the Second World War is no longer a memory for most citizens but an important piece of history, the EU must find a new raison d'être based on future threats not past achievements. The EU must forge an Environmental Union.
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A dyno graph will go unchanged regardless of what axle ratio the car is. A car with a 2.73 will have the same graph as a car with a 5.13. Joe
Sorry, the new format has issues or I'd post two for you. They limited me to 200K of images (I'm at 190K now with 4 archived), which is only 2-4 images and now with the new format I can't delete mu old images due to a path error message when I try. 200K limit sucks!!!!!!!!!!!
cool thanks, tmoss, i can get the upper of a CObra manifold but not the lower, is it possible to use the stock lower with it? I was thinking cobra uper and your ported lower. would that work or would it be better to just find the whole thing
Won't work at all - the stock runners are oval and in-a-line and the Cobra runners are round and staggard. You can find a GT40/Cobra/Explorer lower on ebay most anytime. They sell for $80-120.
The GT40, Cobra and Explorer lowers are all compatible. The differences are in whether they have EGR passage, the EGR collnat return line and the ACT hole drilled in them.
so if i have a 94 95 cobra upper, what do i need for the lower?(year, etc.). sorry for all these questions
here you go. this is a graph of my stock numbers. I ran it through a shift point calculator and i recall shiftpoints being around 51-5300...i tossed a 5200 pill in my shiftlight
Like I said, you can use any year! If you need to keep the EGR system working and you have a 87-93 car then you need a Cobra lower, or you can use a 96-97 Explorer and drill/tap the EGR coolant and ACT holes in it.


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This whole lawsuit deal seems to have picked up traction and moved in a direction the higher-ups at EA probably didn't see coming. Following up on the first two initial lawsuits prepping to get into motion, new information has surfaced from one of the suits, where it alleges that EA executives cashed out a total of $13.2 million in stock ahead of the release of Battlefield 4, using the game's hype and marketing momentum from artificially inflated stock prices to make a quick buck before the buggy release of the game came crashing down around their ears.
Gamespot added a small but vastly significant piece of information that not only adds merit to the lawsuit, but puts Electronic Arts and their execs under a very bad spotlight. Linked in the update is a PDF file you can view that explicitly hammers out some unflattering information regarding Electronic Arts and the stocked they cashed out on leading up to the release of Battlefield 4, before all the news broke about the game's bugs and the fact that some revenue would be halted due to a delay in the release of the DLC to fix the bugs. As noted in the legal complaint... "...with the price of the Company' s stock artificially inflated based on defendants' false and misleading statements, certain of Electronic Arts' senior executives cashed in, selling more than $13.2 million of stock at fraud-inflated prices" While the investors don't care about whether or not the game works, they do care if a game is making money and if it's boosting a company's portfolio on the market to make them money. In this case, stockholders feel EA cheated the system by artificially inflating the price of their stock by using the hype surrounding Battlefield 4 to get the price high enough to cash out while other investors saw the shares drop significantly following the games rocky launch. As showcased in the image within the PDF document, the following Electronic Arts executives cashed out the following amounts: EA has been running damage control on the game since it released, and even more-so now that the lawsuits are beginning to gain traction. One employee explained why the game is so buggy and pointed to the switch from Frostbite 2 to Frostbite 3, with PCG Media grabbing Swedish gaming site fz.se, where one user who claimed to be an employee at DICE stated the following... "When a code that's not "thread-safe" executes on multiple sources, it's a coincidence if it works or if it crashes. All the codes become "timing dependant" and different hardware combined with different background processes and OS's, have different timing. " A former DICE employee came to the development team's defense, noting that had DICE more time to work on the game and iron out these issues, there wouldn't be so much of a fallout from the game's release, and he alludes to EA's rushed release schedule for causing the game to crash as often as it does. However, law firms don't care about a game crashing and bugging out, they also don't care about DLC or performance... they only care about how the game reflects its market value to stockholders. Gameranx picked up quotes from Alex Tutty, a member of the UK law firm Sheridan, who told The Guardian... "This is a problematic case, and it doesn't look good for EA, simply from a PR point of view. Looking at the fact as presented by Robbins, Geller, Rudman and Dowd, there does seem to be a case to answer. The thing that Tutty is forgetting is that EA ran a beta prior to the game's launch. A lot of the problems outlined in the beta – as even our own Ryan Winslett participated – didn't go away when the game launched. In essence, the feedback and data (and user videos) prior to release would still show that the game was broke before and after launch... if anyone bothered to check, of course. If EA is found guilty on charges of fraud and stock price inflation, it could be "Good Game" and "Game Over". I guess we'll have to see how the two-time running Worst Company in America fares during this turbulent time.
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Here are some behind the scenes, sneak peak photos from my shoot today for the Hair Meet Wardrobe project with Toni & Guy. I wore my new favourite MINKPINK dress from Market HQ to the shoot along with fresh washed hair and a lollipop for the road.
I had so much fun on the shoot today and can't wait to see the finished product along with so many other amazing national bloggers! More details to follow in the coming months.
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Blake Freele is a musician living and producing music in Sydney, practicing and exploring experimental composition techniques to create sound works.
He is interested in the effects upon structured musical forms when coupled with more abstracted and wholly improvised sound.
Blake's musical soundscapes range from vast and spacious drones through to rhythmically driven electronic compositions, and intense processed guitar improvisations.
It is through the 'full range' use of the frequency spectrum that Blake finds a different and exciting sound world which breaks free from the confines of traditional instrumentation and its inherent and identifiable frequency range.
Blake Freele appears on 'New Weird Australia, Volume Five', 'New Weird Australia, Broadcast Two' and as the second release in the New Editions label series: 'Edition Two: Blake Freele, Pins'.
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Getting close to solving the issue that has cropped up a lot before about configuring the synaptic touchpads (based on several other threads that all seem to talk about the same problem). I have installed the latest xorg synaptic drivers, and created the following file as /ect/X11/xorg.conf
However, according to the following information, I must also configure the kernel:
I have located the appropriate pathways to those files in the kernel (CONFIG_INPUT_EVDEV and CONFIG_MOUSE_PS2). However, I take it I'm supposed to open them with some program other than gedit, because in order for me to activate them, I must "say Y", which can't really be done on gedit. How do I go about modifying those files and "saying Y"? And thanks for the help so far guys! |
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And after doing some research in the area (and seeing nothing on how to modify a kernel), I guess another question would be, is it possible to modify a kernel that's already installed, or will I need to go through the process of downloading, configuring, and reinstalling another kernel?
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Never mind; looks like the kernel is already configured. I guess the problem is elsewhere.....


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By John Davis, Oxford Citizen
With ESPN's College GameDay making its first appearance locally, Tanya Robertson wanted to make sure the three former Lafayette Commodores that are now Ole Miss Rebels knew how proud she, and her class, were of them.
Quarterback Jeremy Liggins, Huskie DK Buford and tight end Eliot Markuson were treated to a good-luck breakfast by Robertson and other teachers who instruct second-grade students at Lafayette Elementary. All three said they were excited about Saturday's colossal matchup with the third-ranked Crimson Tide.
Buford said it was an amazing feeling to have GameDay on campus, and the buzz amongst the players has only been enhanced because of that.
"There is nothing like College GameDay, it's really just a big blessing to have it here at Ole Miss," Buford said.
"This is the best conference in college football and every week you're going to play the best," Liggins added. "This is a game that a lot of people came to Ole Miss for."
Liggins added the game was going to be huge for the fans and huge for the locals.
"We're going to try to come out here and get the W and surprise everybody and keep it rolling," Liggins said.
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A pawpaw is a fruit indigenous to North America, also called the sweetsop or the prairie banana. Though the name may have originated from the Spanish term papaya, these two fruits are not related. The trees that grow the pawpaw are the largest Native American fruit trees, ranging in height from 16 to 32 feet (5.44 to 9.75 m).
The deciduous pawpaw tree blooms in early spring. The small flowers are deep violet in color. Following the spring blooming, leaves begin to sprout that appear almost out of place in their native environment. They are dark green and shiny, resembling the leaves of many tropical plants, though they turn golden in fall. The tree is often chosen for landscaping because deer tend to avoid eating the leaves.
The fruit itself can grow in clusters or alone. A pawpaw ranges in size from 2 to 6.5 inches (5.08 to 16.51 cm) in length, with an average diameter of 1 to 2 inches (2.54 to 5.08 cm). Unripe fruit is light green in color, but turn to a yellow-brown when fully ripe.
Most pawpaws are pollinated by blowflies, which sometimes make them unattractive to would be cultivators. Those who have pawpaw farms generally put rotting meat near the trees to increase the number of flies and thus increase the output of the tree. Beyond the proliferation of flies, the tree does not have many natural predators. However, some growers still find the cultivation of the flies repugnant. Though native to North America, the pawpaw does not enjoy the popularity of other fruits, though more organic gardeners are considering developing orchards because they are low maintenance.
There are detractors and supporters of the pawpaw, as well as multiple interpretations of what the fruit tastes like. Some people compare the taste to a cross between vanilla and bananas, while others think it more resembles a mix of banana and mango. Others find the taste, whatever it may be, boring. Some people liken the creamy texture of the fruit to rich custard.
The pawpaw contains more protein than most other fruits and can also be used as a fat substitute in recipes for muffins and cakes. Emphasis on healthy eating may inspire more to choose the pawpaw because of its high protein to sugar ratio. Various recipes suggest using it in smoothies, cakes, chiffon pies, and ice creams. There is even a recipe for wine made from the fruit.
Some investigation of the pawpaw has led to a belief, not substantiated by significant evidence, that it may have cancer-fighting properties. Native Americans used the leaves and bark to treat scarlet fever. The leaves are slightly toxic, so it may be best to leave this treatment well alone. Some people have difficulty digesting the fruit, moreover, so one may want to try these with care at first.


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Imperial Oil lays out preliminary plans to drill in the Beaufort Sea
CALGARY - Imperial Oil (TSX:IMO) has laid out its early-stage plans for drilling in the Beaufort Sea with its joint-venture partner, BP.
"No investment decisions have been made," said company spokesman Pius Rolheiser. "These are the plans that we're currently assessing and we wanted to share them as early as possible with the communities of the Beaufort."
Imperial presented a preliminary information package to the Inuvialuit Game Council last week. The Inuvialuit have treaty rights involving both the Mackenzie Delta and the offshore.
The plans involve one or more exploration wells in two leases about 125 kilometres northwest of Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T., in waters that range from 60 to 1,500 metres.
The document indicates that Imperial would continue to propose the use of a blow-out preventer, which would function like a cap to prevent oil spills in the case of an accident.
But in its review of Arctic offshore drilling regulations released in December 2011, the National Energy Board clearly indicated its preference for same-season relief wells, which would involve the immediate drilling of a second well in the case of a blowout to redirect the leaking oil.
Canada's energy regulator will continue to require that oil and gas companies wanting to operate in sensitive Arctic waters be able to drill immediate relief wells to help contain blowouts.
"The applicant must demonstrate, in its contingency plan, the capacity to drill a relief well to kill an out-of-control well during the same drilling season," the board's guidelines said.
"An applicant wishing to depart from our policy would have to demonstrate how they would meet or exceed the intended outcome of our policy."
Rolheiser says it's not a formal regulatory filing, and that the companies have a long way to go before deciding officially to go ahead with drilling.
The document suggests the proposals could be through the regulatory process by the end of 2015. The partners would then have to make a decision as to whether to fund the wells or not.
In the document, Imperial says a decision to go ahead would require a significant financial commitment by the joint venture partners.
Martin von Mirbach of the World Wildlife Fund's Arctic program urged the National Energy Board to hold on to its relief well requirement.
"Equivalency in this case is pretty unambiguous – it's the proven capacity to stop an uncontrolled blowout before winter freeze-up," he said. "We expect that the NEB will review this and all other proposals with that vitally important criterion in mind."


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Apple - Apple - Mac OS X - Leopard Sneak Peek Like most of you, I'm keeping an eye on today's previewed features of the upcoming "Leopard" (OS X 10.5) release. Looks like some interesting ideas -- many of which, as usual, seem inspired by existing third-party products. I think I'm most intrigued so far by the idea of "to-do" functionality from within Mail.app (thanks for the tip, Matt); let's hope that also means I can deep link to a given email from my iCal task list. I also welcome the concept of built-in email templates -- although I'm kind of bummed that they seem more focused on execrable 1999-style HTML emails than on the kind of functional time-savers found in the peerless MailTemplate. To be honest, on first blush -- and I'm sure there's much more to come by the time of release -- this feels a bit cute and a little light on really revolutionary stuff (the long overdue promise of something like Time Machine notwithstanding). Stuff like (yet. more.) iLife integration is handy enough for the notional Swithcher and Grandpa Joe, but in general I guess I'm hoping for some serious power-user improvements to the core functionality. Maybe that's just me. What do you think? What's "Yeah!" and what's "Meh?" Anybody else holding out hope for some really deep Finder rewriting and more functional iCal updates? Other coveragePOSTED IN:
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Miriam: I have been on the look out for a tea pot for a long time now. The other day, I was so sick of not having one, I bit the bullet a purchased this cute wee tea pot from the website Maisy&Grace. It arrived a few days later, all beautifully packaged, and I have been enjoying loose leaf tea ever since. I will still keep my eyes peeled for a bigger pretty tea pot, but for tea for one or two this does very nicely indeed.
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Short Ribs with Tagliatelle
Author: swampkitty05 // Category: Eating Local, Food Blogging Event, Food Porn, RecipesFor this installment of Presto Pasta Night, I used the short ribs I got at Up the Lane Cattle at the Worthington Farmer's Market a couple of weeks ago to make a Giada De Laurentiis recipe, Short Ribs with Tagliatelle.
The great thing about this recipe is that if you cook the short ribs the day before, you can let them sit overnight so you can scrape off all the excess fat that you get with short ribs – and shredding the meat also lets you discard fatty bits, and just concentrate pure short rib flavor. We used the fresh tagliatelle in our version that you get at Giant Eagle, although I'm sure dried will work as well.
Short Ribs with Tagliatelle
courtesy Giada De Laurentiis/Food Network
3 tablespoons olive oil
2 ounces chopped pancetta (about 1/2 cup)
2 1/2 pounds short ribs
Freshly ground black pepper
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
1 medium onion, chopped
1 carrot, chopped
1/2 cup fresh parsley leaves
2 cloves garlic
1 (14-ounce) can tomatoes (whole or diced)
1 tablespoon tomato paste
1 teaspoon chopped fresh rosemary leaves
1 teaspoon dried thyme
1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
1 bay leaf
2 1/2 cups beef broth
3/4 cup red wine
1 pound fresh or dried tagliatelle
4 to 6 teaspoons shaved bittersweet chocolate
Place the olive oil in a large heavy soup pot over medium heat. Cook the pancetta until golden and crisp, about 4 minutes. Meanwhile, season the short ribs with salt and pepper, and dredge in the flour. Using a slotted spoon, remove the pancetta from the pan and set aside. Add the short ribs to the pan and brown on all sides, about 7 minutes total. Meanwhile, combine the onion, carrot, parsley and garlic in a food processor and blend until finely minced. Then add the tomatoes and tomato paste and pulse.
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Moving On
I decided to close this blog. I'll still be writing about the Lions and the rest of the CPBL on my other blog:
Hope to see you there.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Viva Los Leones!
Not much happening here in Tainan so I though I'd write a post about another Lions team that I've found out about. Actually, after doing a quick google search I learned that there are a ton of teams that go by the name "Lions". But check out
this team
. Notice anything familiar?
Orange and green!
Now a few years ago our local (Uni-) Lions changed their color scheme from green, red, yellow, and white to green,orange, and white (please see
this great article
for pro Taiwan baseball uniform info of the 90's). This seems to have been done in order to match the team with the 7-11 convenience stores (whose name became part of the team's official one- the Uni-President 7-Eleven Lions...ugh). Personally I think orange and green is not the best way to go for a sports franchise, but considering the sponsorship angle, it kinda makes sense.
I have no idea why this team in Mexico chose orange and green for a team called the Lions.
If you'd like to know a little more about the Yucatan Lions, here's their
wikipedia entry
(but it sucks, the
Spanish one
is slightly better).
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Random Notes
Opening Day tickets went on sale today and the Liberty Times feel confident enough to report who the starting pitchers will be. Lions ace Pan Wei-Lun will take to the mound against Lin Er-Yu of the Elephants.
This will be Lin's first start in the CPBL since he left for Japan three years ago. The former Macoto Cobras hurler joined the Rakuten Golden Eagles of the Central League in 2007, spending most of his time in their minor league system or on the disabled list.
This pitching match-up is being billed as the "
Chicken Toot Wars
" (according to google translator) due to the player nicknames of Dudu (translated as Toot for Pan) and Little Chick (sometimes translated as Chicken Little, for Lin)
In other news, I went down to the stadium this morning and can confirm that spring training is being held there, and it is open to the public. It's pretty boring though.
News on the upcoming regular season schedule keeps trickling in. The league announced that the Lions and Elephants will open the brand new Taoyuan International Baseball Field on March 21. Still no word on the rest of the schedule however.
Who's the New Guy?: Matt White
Matt White is the newest foreign addition to the Lions pitching staff. Between 2003 and 2005 Matt pitched in 7 games in the majors: 3 with the Red Sox, 3 with the Mariners, and 1 with the Nationals. In 2007, after failing to make the Dodgers out of training camp, he joined the Yokohama Bay Stars of the Japanese Central League for the next two seasons. I have no idea where he played in 2009, as I can't find any information on the subject.
Matt also gained some attention for a stroke of good fortune regarding a property deal. To help out his great aunt, he bought 50 acres of mountain land from her for $50,000. He later found out that it was full of Goshen Stone, which apparently is some kind of extremely valuable rock. The estimated monetary amount of this rare mineral on White's property is 2.5 billion dollars.
Without having seen this guy pitch, I already wholeheartedly endorse this signing for the Lions. In the gangster friendly, corruption ridden environment that is the CPBL, foreign players have always been easy targets. The guys who come here from abroad are usually at the tail end of their careers, just looking to wring a few more paychecks from their arm, glove, or bat. For most of them Taiwan is a place they will only ever spend a few months of their entire lives in. When offered a sizable amount of money to throw a game in a league you've barely heard of, in a country you'll never visit again, it must be pretty easy to say ok.
Unless you're a guy worth billions of dollars.
Good luck trying to bribe him.
Bonus: here's Matt telling his story
Opening Day 2010
The first game of the new season has been announced and,as per tradition, the two teams that ended the previous season will start the new one.
That means it'll be the champion Lions squaring off against the Taiwan Series finalist Brother Elephants.The game takes place on March 20 at 5pm. As champs the Lions got to choose the location and they've decided to play in Tienmu, ignoring their home in Tainan. I am not impressed.
Tickets go on sale tomorrow (Feb 10) if you can figure out how to use those i-bon machines at 7-11.
I assume the rest of the regular season schedule will be released in the near future.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Nifty Depth Chart
I found this
nifty depth chart
on the team's website the other day. It lists 22 position players (4 catchers!) and 15 pitchers. This appears to be the roster that finished last season and should eventually be updated by opening day.
Notable Former Players: Izzy Alcántara
Over the years there have been quite a few notable players to don the orange and green of the Lions. One such player was
Israel Cristostomo "Izzy" Alcántara.
His best years were spent in the major leagues with the Boston Red Sox and Milwaukee Brewers. In 2002, his second and final season as a Red Sox player, he was benched by his manager for not appearing to hustle. The following season he was signed by the Brewers but only came up to the plate 32 times. Izzy spent the 2003 and 2004 seasons playing in Korea before finally ending up as a Lion for a part of the 2005 season. According to his
wikipedia entry
, Izzy was "released for reasons never fully explained by the management" (this is not an uncommon occurrence for foreign players over here).
On the surface Izzy Alcántara was not one of the more spectacular players to roll through these parts. But, despite his underwhelming MLB career, there is a good chance you've seen at least a few seconds of him on tv. While playing for Boston's AAA team in Pawtucket in 2001, Izzy took offence at a (second) brush back pitch that was thrown at him by the Pawtucket pitcher. This is what happened next: (I apologize for the poor video quality)
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Watch it like it's Wrestling
Professional baseball in Taiwan has had many problems with corruption. Might as well get that out in the open nice and early in this blog. Since the final day of last season three of the four teams that play in the CPBL have had players investigated by the authorities for taking bribes and/or associating with known gangsters. The only club to escape any punishment has been the league champion Lions. To be honest I don't know if this makes them the least corrupt or the most corrupt team in the league.
A quick scan of the league's
wikipedia page
shows that the CPBL has been plagued with these kinds of problems almost since inception.
Why bother following a league that's had such a checkered past?
It's still baseball.
Sure, the players may be on the take. Yes, the result of the game may have been decided before the first pitch. But you still get to watch the show. You still get to sit in the bleachers, drink a few beers and hurl abuse at the right fielder. It's still a great way to spend a lazy summer evening.
Will I ever care about these teams the same way that I care about a team untainted by the stink of corruption?
I doubt it.
But I'll still care enough to enjoy the show.
Season Tickets
I was looking up season ticket information on the team website when I came across this interesting piece of news. When you buy a season ticket, the team will put your name (and a number) on your seat for you.
I bet Rachel. W can't wait for the season to get started!
Unfortunately it appears you can only buy season tickets for the NT$300 sections of the park (at half price). That's far too high class for someone like me. I'll be sticking to the outfield bleachers again this year.
Here's the
Spring Training
The Lions have announced that part of their spring training will be open to the public.
Here's the full schedule: (with thanks to google translate)
Lions spring training in February Time:
At 08:30 on February 10 spring training ball
At 08:30 on February 11 spring training ball
February 12-17 days annual leave holiday
At 10:00 on February 18 spring training ball
At 10:00 on February 19 spring training ball
At 10:00 on February 20 spring training ball
At 10:00 on February 21 spring training ball
February 22 vacation
At 10:00 on February 23 spring training ball
At 10:00 on February 24 spring training ball
At 10:00 on February 25 spring training ball
At 10:00 on February 26 spring training ball
February 27 vacation
At 1:00 p.m. on February 28 Red and White Tournament
From what I can gather the team should be having these sessions at their home stadium. I could be totally wrong about this however.
First Post
Ok, so the purpose of this blog is to follow the Uni-President 7-11 Lions baseball team. For those unfamiliar with the team, they play in the CPBL (Taiwan's pro baseball league). To be honest, I find the name of this team to be clunky and overly sponsored, so I'll just refer to them as the Lions from here on in. I've been following the team off and on for the past several seasons, but I've decided to put in a bit more of an effort this year. Here's hoping that the Lions can bring home another championship.
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