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Thursday, 7 August 2008
Dancing, Music, and Other Concerns
[Toot!] Index: 0.2
Communism Bit: Off
Location: Nakulabye
Eh, I want to dance. I don't really dance, me. I'm nimble on my feet, but I reserve that for other cases, not dancing. But right now, I crave the sensation of just rocking slowly on my feet, next to a girl. A drink in the hand that presses her against me, dangerous promises dripping off my lips in the heat of the moment, binding suicidal oaths, such as promises of undying love. I want that. I want the other hand to run up her neck as we swap positions and now I see what she was seeing before we twirled. Maybe now it's her turn to look at the fire and see the flames hopping about, and now my turn to face the table and see the perspiring bottle of wine, and feel her glass touch back as she gathers me closer to her in this dance. And I don't know what expression she has on her face. As if that matters. Eh, I want to dance. You hear me? :o(
All this John Mayer, Michael Bublé, George Benson, Ringo Madlingozi, all this Tuku Music, all this teary-eyed jazz and guitarwork, it is for sharing. My headphones are a blasphemy. It is for playing from concealed speakers, at a sweet low volume that is loud when two people in love get in each other's hold and dance. None of that sweaty stuff. I was always the slow-rocking type. Nice and slow. Mostly. ;o) I want to dance; God knows I want to dance.
Hello, readers. I'm the 27th Comrade. Thank you for joining us for this blog post. And now, the main prolix.
My cat is fine.
... -ish.
The vet took her to a place in Kireka. I'm supposed to trust it to be safe there, but you know how it is. Can't be sure anybody else understands just how to take care of Space. But she's a tough wee tigress; she'll manage. A hug to all who cared. Now you know why I am lovin' all y'all.
I'm tired of hearing "[...] it comes from the Latin for [some word]". Or "[...], which, of course, comes from the Greek for [some word]". I think it is such an elitist line, really. What sounds better than that, for collecting elitist karma? I'm not against that. Do it, if you like. I'm against the Eurocentricism. I am more into negritude and Afrocentricism. So, you know Nimrod? The dude in the Bible, who was the first World emperor? (It was a small world, yes, so he outdid Genghis Khan without ever riding a horse.) I mean this selfsame Nimrod to whom some Nigerian peoples claim to trace their origin. Nimrod was a Cushite. As in, Black. That doesn't matter. (You see, I'm not Black, me, so I don't give a fuck for colours. Nobody seems to mention my colour—chocolate.) This Nimrod; what matters is that he was an African. And he ran the show at the Babel Tower, yeah? Mama of all them languages. So, any time I want elitist points, I'll just go all like "[...], and it comes from the Babel Tower language for [...]". Me, nobody mess with I.
After noticing the comment trend on my invective-laden posts, this comic makes so much sense. And it is the formula to my immortality. Many columnists use that. Like Timothy Kalyegira, for example. Like Onyango-Obbo, whose logic (for the times I can bear his well-written silliness) only manages to prove its absence—if even that. No reason I shouldn't use it, myself. Hmm. "Shit on a biscuit!" :o)
And if I don't comment back to you, dear reader, it is because I'm away from the computer, bound against a pole by a dagger-wielding dominatrix. :o)
But one rule, I've learnt: do not insult people, unless you include yourself in one way or another.
Next: if you ever have to fill in a field—on the internet or on paper—that asks for a postal code, and you put "256", and I catch you. I'll beat you so hard, your entire family tree will be covered in bruises.
I was filling some form, and the lady at the counter told me to fill "256" into the "postal code" field. In a fucking bank. "256", people, is the international phone code, not the postal code. Uganda has no postal codes. Just refuse to fill that field, when asked for it. It's the only way to heal the world of this silly cultural assumption. Not every country is an unwieldily-huge hunk of dirt that requires postal codes. When I meet a field on the Net that requires a zip code of a Ugandan address I fill it with an expletive. Just Say No.
In the video of Usiende Mbali, Juliana is seen, in some shot, reading a Jackie Collins novel. Hahahaha. FAIL.
In a related development: my recent stories (the ones that don't come to this blog) are often very, very steamy erotica, because of the girl I give them to. She likes them. I've just finished one some two hours ago. By the way, see the time I'm writing this: Thu Aug 7 05:25:55 EAT 2008
Explains the incoherence, eh?
Now, more music stuff. At the last Happy Hour, Antipop and Dee said they only done heard Viva La Vida and Violet Hill off the new Coldplay album. Sad. Because, to me, these are the two least-artistic songs on the album. It contains two hidden tracks, Life in Technicolor (comes after Death And All His Friends), and another that comes after Yes. The same brilliant lyricism that made the band give us earlier greats. The best part about this album is that it will put to death this stupid idea that Coldplay is a rock band. Coldplay is not a rock band, if we are willing to invent a new category. There is more of bagpipes and violins in this album than electric guitars.
Strawberry Swing should top charts. Has an Eastern-leaning theme that may be bagpipes or flutes. I hear the album was recorded in Latin America and Iberia, and took the mystical inspirations. It is evident, the loose Catholicism, in the album. Some songs have audible studio sounds (someone counting down from three, at the start of Strawberry Swing, and a chuckle reminiscent of Twisted Logic from back then at the beginning of Reign of Love). Basically, the work of a band that has proven itself, and is now comfortable with experimentation. Lost! is very rich, but not exactly team-work. Chris Martin sits at the piano and makes it bleed. Nice song that deliberately feels underproduced. Cemeteries of London, with lyrics that are as macabre as they are beautiful. Think a gothic artist like Marilyn Manson singing with a jazz band. That's close.
And the last observation is the unashamed nostalgia on the record. Lovers in Japan feels like an '80s song that took a wrong turn—and feels beautiful while at it. The album is great. I love it. Chris, Jonny Boy, Champion, and Guy have given us nice stuff. So, Dee and Antipop, there. :o)
12 comments:
- DeTamble said...
I got Socks!! Suck on that you slut faced whores!!!
- Friday, August 08, 2008
- DeTamble said...
Hi 27th Comrade, I'm DeTamble, your emissary.
You like to dance? Me, I like to race through the bush along a muddy dirt track, getting covered in scratches from branches, in swift pursuit of some other kid I'm about to beat up with a large stick. I think yours is probably better :-)
You're into negritude and Afrocentricism, I'm into frozen pineapple. I never say where any word came from, unless it's quintessentially ANZAC and then I'll rush in and stomp all over you and claim it with enough pride to make the Haka look like an adorable nursery rhyme.
"I'll beat you so hard, your entire family tree will be covered in bruises." *swoons* Like sweet nothings whispered in my ear. Now someone give me a form so I can fill in a 256 to make Comrade beat me like that.
...You're always incoherent you moron.
I don't have any Coldplay...PLEASE DON'T PITCHFORK ME! I'm all up for musical re-education Communist style. I wonder if you will like Jim Moray...
- Friday, August 08, 2008
- Mudamuli Ntikita Ntikita said...
So I can picture you going 'technique and it comes from the Babel Tower language Tekh, which is another name of Thoth…
The sole reason for which I studied New Testament Greek I & II just so I could roll my eyes at whoever went …, it comes from the Greek word…
- Friday, August 08, 2008
- dannycrane said...
...... denny crane
- Friday, August 08, 2008
- Princess said...
I love the first paragraph.
The post then dwindles into incomprehensible nothingness.
No offence, Rev. :P
- Saturday, August 09, 2008
- antipop said...
Rev really! sometimes when you run out of communist rants, just take a vacation or something! to have a whole paragraph or so dedicated to the postal/zip code is just plain obsessive whinning.
lots of love
- Sunday, August 10, 2008
- DeTamble said...
Shut up Slutpop. That paragraph was hilarious.
- Sunday, August 10, 2008
I must agree with you - Tuku music is for sharing. Cheek to cheek.
- Monday, August 11, 2008
- lulu said...
at least ive gotten to be the 9th, i usually edge close to the 30 somerthings...usually... i loved the first part about dancing, really sensual. anyway...the rest didnt matter much after that
- Tuesday, August 12, 2008
- Lindah said...
I like the first slot. But what is it with you and cuts?
- Wednesday, August 13, 2008
- gayuganda said...
the post I could not finish.
Princess kinda nailed it, but I did love the comments. Wow!
- Wednesday, August 13, 2008
- gayuganda said...
Hey, Communist,
Princess has gone to the land of the Great Satan, can you ask her what that big word means 'incomprehensible nothingness' indeed!
- Wednesday, August 13, 2008


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People here can be lenient or not.
Not really aware of it
They dont give a lot of money.
Drug Safety:
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Its ok, there has been bad stuff, but the worst is the drivers.
Local Atmosphere:
The bus leaves you or doesnt come. Its not an interesting palce to live in.
Off-Campus Dining:
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Hopsin – Im not crazy (remix) Lyrics
Listen, if I was really crazy I'd run up inside an orphanage
And torment kids, and beat babies faces with bags of oranges
Fake my origin and tell people that I was born to sin
I'd go back to filming molested porn again (Yeahhh)
I would murder a nigga then steal his body from whatever morgue it's in
And take it back to an alley to torture it
Study all of the Freddy Kruegor, Michael Myers, and Chuckie horror flicks
(Baby is that a knife that you have in your hand?) Of course it is!
I'd run around crazy like the Afghans do with some black camp boots wearin' a fuckin' Batman suit
And scream at bitches like I'm Fatman Scoop (C'MERE!)
And tell them to take a deep breath cause this will be their last chance to
I'd hate on everyone who's sane and gifted (Yup)
Then claim that my brain is missing while sniffing cocaine
And then cut my dick for the Pain Olympics
If I was crazy I would go pick up the mic and use it
And tell Dwayne Carter that I really like his music (Shit)
[Verse:2 Dopedout Lino]
If I was really crazy i'd choke a nigga out until he bleed through his nostrils
Chop off his little tonsils
I'd rip off a niggas' spinal cord
And I would sell it for a dollar or more
Like hop said it will be hard to ignore the gore
Ill fuck your bitch while she snorts
If you mothafuckers don't Like me FUCK YOU Im bringing war
To your door
You think you scheming
HAHA you stay dreaming I stay bringing . that fire
That burns through your soul. burns slow . ill take you higher
Im sick and tired listening to these gay teens on the radio
If I had a chance. i'd beat the fuck out of them with a pipe you know
I'd run in a bank . Woah get on the floor Lino is here. shooting off domes
Let's get real though
Stab your fucking eyeball . cook it and eat it all with the lights off
Now look me dead in the eyes
I will never die. you the best ? I reply with my negative side
So fuck not I ain't crazy. its just about time somebody gets off and does something without being lazy
Now stay ready for my upcoming
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[quote user="Saint"]oooh don't think wrong philli... lot's of people do, they don't care what happend in that dress, they only care about who had it on[/quote]
Absolutely. All these dresses wind up fetching several thousands. Too rich for me but my first wife would've bought that number in a heartbeat. [H]
During the US Open, Canon did a street campaign in NY City with dozens of Sharapova look-a-likes. They all wore the same dress.
There's no way of telling if this is the original or just one of the many that were made.
No doubt Maria would have worn a fresh dress every day had she got further than the 3rd round.
Sorry but I question the authenticity of this particular product.
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[quote user="Philli"]Who would want the dress she wore to play against Radwanska??????[/quote]
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- Secondary efficacy endpoints include: PANSS, CGI-S, CGI-I, CDSS, CNSVS VS-M cognitive battery, ESRS-A and SSS change from baseline to day 12.
- Secondary PK endpoints include AUClast, t1/2, Cavg, Cmax/Cmin ratio on Day 13, and urinary excretion parameters (renal clearance and amount excreted over the dosing interval) of PF-02545920 and PF-01001252 as data permit.
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|October 2006
|Study Completion Date:
|May 2007
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 55 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Subjects with DSM-IV diagnosis of schizophrenia or schizo-affective disorder for whom antipsychotic monotherapy is indicated.
- Subjects must be free from an acute exacerbation of psychosis for at least 3 months prior to screening.
- Current Clinical Global Impression (CGI) of Severity of Illness score ≤3.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Evidence or history of clinically significant hematological, renal, endocrine, pulmonary, gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, hepatic, neurological, or allergic disease (including drug allergies, but excluding untreated, asymptomatic, seasonal allergies at time of dosing).
- Evidence or history of a primary DSM-IV axis I diagnosis other than schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder.
- Any condition possibly affecting drug absorption (e.g., gastrectomy).
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Additional Information:
No publications provided
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00463372 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|April 18, 2007
|Last Updated:
|September 17, 2007
|Health Authority:
|South Africa: Medicines Control Council in South Africa
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Psychotic Disorders
Mood Disorders
Schizophrenia and Disorders with Psychotic Features
Mental Disorders
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Should elevate honors candidacy path to an even higher national level as a junior after a record-breaking first two seasons ... Securely has possession of ECU's top "Y" (inside) receiver position and could also again serve as the Pirates' primary punt return specialist in 2013 ... An electric multi-purpose receiver and returner who seemingly provides a spark at the most opportune and strategic times ... A 2013 First-Team Preseason All-Conference USA pick by Athlon Sports as a receiver and punt returner ... Also garnered first-team preseason all-league honors as a pass-catcher by Phil Steele's College Football Preview Magazine (second-team returner) ... Could platoon at times with 6-foot-8 Justin Jones in different situational alignments, especially on third down or inside the redzone, or move to an outside receiving role ... Recorded two receptions for 23 yards, including a scoring grab from Shane Carden, during the first spring scrimmage April 6 before adding six catches for 61 yards and another TD a week later in the second intra-squad contest ... Made one reception for eight yards during the Purple-Gold Game (April 20) ... Turned in some of the team's top times in agility drill testing, including a 6.88 clip in the three cone/L drill ... Can bench press 280 pounds, back squat 360 and power clean 274, while producing jumps 33.5" (vertical) and 112" (broad) ... Initially earned roster position as a walk-on prior to the start of fall camp in 2010 and rapid development almost prompted removal of redshirt during true rookie campaign ... Already stands among ECU's all-time leaders in receptions (2nd/152), TD receptions (4th/17) and receiving yards (3rd/1,763) and ranks among active NCAA career leaders in receptions per game (4th/6.6) and yards per game (11th/76.7) ... Has posted four double-digit career reception games (2/2011, 2/2012) and hauled down at least one TD pass in 16 of 23 games ... Has nabbed multiple passes in 23-straight games dating back to his Pirate debut in 2011 (South Carolina).
2012: A First-Team All-Conference USA selection as a receiver and second-team choice as punt returner ... Became just the fourth receiver in school history to reach 1,000 reception yards (1,105) in a single-season, which ranks third all-time at ECU ... Also ranked among the school's all-time single-season leaders in receiving TDs (2nd/11) and receptions (3rd/88) ... Caught a single-game program-record 16 passes in the regular season finale against Marshall ... Stood among the national FBS leaders in receptions per game (21st/6.77 rpg), total receiving yards (23rd/1,105) and reception yards per game (31st/85.0 ypg) ... Hauled in a career-best two aerial TDs against Memphis ... Caught at least one TD in 10 of 13 games ... Netted a career-best 171 reception yards - fourth-most in ECU single-game in history - against the Herd ... Recorded 100-yard receiving games against South Carolina (111), UCF (119), Memphis (137), UAB (132) and Marshall (171) ... Posted double-digit receptions twice (11/UTEP, 16/MAR) ... Caught at least four passes in all 13 games ... Had 41 plays that went for 10 or more yards (36/receiving, 5/PR) ... Recorded the longest TD reception of the season (76 vs. UCF) ... Returned 20 punts for 175 yards (8.8 avg) ... Registered the longest punt return of the season with a 43-yarder vs. ASU ... Also had a 41-yard punt bring-back against Houston ... Closed year with a five-catch, 59-yard and one-TD effort vs. UL-Lafayette in the R+L Carriers Bowl New Orleans Bowl ... Five of 11 TD receptions covered 20or more yards ... Led all receivers with 12 "big plays" (20-plus yards) ... Stood second on the team in scoring (66 points) and first in all-purpose yards (1,280) ... Rated among C-USA leaders in receptions per game (2nd), 100-yard receiving games (2nd), receiving yards per game (3rd), all-purpose yards (7th) and scoring TDs (8th) ... Selected as the program's team MVP at the Pirates' annual awards banquet.
2011: A breakout performer during first season on the Pirates' active roster, earning Conference USA All-Freshman Team honors ... Also named to the Bleacher Report's Honorable Mention All-Freshman Team and Phil Steele Magazine's All-Freshman Second Team ... Selected as the program's offensive MVP by coaching staff during the program's end-of-the-season awards banquet ... Experienced action in 10 games, making eight starts ... Did not play against Navy and Tulane due to a right knee injury suffered in practice ... Part of the initial offensive lineup against South Carolina, Virginia Tech, North Carolina, Houston, Memphis, UTEP, UCF and Marshall ... Ended the campaign owning East Carolina freshman records with 64 receptions and 658 yards, surpassing Jason Nichols' 42 catches and 450 yards in 1994 ... 64 catches are the sixth most recorded in a season in program history ... Tied Larry Shannon (1994) for the Pirates' rookie mark with six touchdown grabs ... Finished the year ranked fourth in Conference USA in receptions per game (6.4) and eighth in receiving yards per game (65.8) ... Also stood 25th nationally in catches per contest and was one of just three freshmen to finish the campaign ranked in the top 75 ... ECU's top receiver in Conference USA games, making 40 grabs for 463 yards ... Finished second on the squad in non-league contests, hauling in 24 passes for 195 yards ... Trailed only kicker Michael Barbour in scoring during league tilts, totaling 30 points on an ECU-high five touchdowns ... Averaged a team second-best 11.6 yards per catch during C-USA action ... Ended the year ranked third on the squad with nine plays of 20 or more yards, including a team-best three touchdowns for 20 or more yards ... Paced the squad with nine receptions covering 20 or more yards ... Registered 33 catches during five games inside Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and 20 during four road tilts ... For the season, led all receivers with 99 passes intended and was Dominique Davis' favorite target with 97 passes intended (19.6 percent of all Davis' throws) ... Paced the squad with 37 receiving first downs ... Did the most damage on second down, hauling in 27 passes for 16 first downs and four scores ... Targeted 10 times on second-and-short and second-and-middle distances and made all 10 receptions, gaining nine first downs ... On fourth down, caught all four passes intended, turning three receptions into first downs and the other into a touchdown ... Never reached 100 yards receiving in a game, but collected 90 or more three times, twice during the first three weeks of the season with 91 and 90-yard efforts against South Carolina and UAB, respectively ... During the season finale at Marshall, set career high with 92 yards receiving ... Made three receptions for 40 yards in the fourth quarter, including two grabs that netted 28 yards during the Pirates' 15-play, 82-yard touchdown march to tie the game with 14 second remaining ... Hauled in a seven-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter against UCF, giving him scores in four of last five games played ... Hauled in a team-leading seven balls for 64 yards, including a three-yard touchdown in the third quarter, versus Southern Miss ... Completed a 51-yard pass to Andrew Bodenheimer on a halfback pass in the first quarter at Memphis ... In the third frame versus the Tigers, caught third career touchdown pass on a personal-long 58-yard reception ... Made five receptions in both halves against North Carolina, but held a 43-30 edge in yards during the opening half ... Scored first career touchdown, and ECU's initial TD of the season, during the opening quarter versus South Carolina with a 25-yard grab ... Finished the first frame against the Gamecocks with three receptions for 46 yards and the score ... Caught a career-high 11 passes in debut against South Carolina.
2010: Served as a valuable member of the scout teams and redshirted during initial season ... Used as a scout quarterback on occasion to emulate scrambling, run-oriented or option-based signal callers.
High School: A two-year letterman and senior team captain for coach Kevin Yost at West Craven High School ... Compiled 2,500 passing yards and 35 touchdowns in 2009 to earn all-area, all-conference and offensive player-of-the-year honors ... Added 1,500 rushing yards and 10 scores for the Eagles ... Made 80 receptions for 1,001 yards and nine TDs during junior season ... Named to the all-area and all-conference squads in 2008 ... Picked two additional letters as a shooting and point guard on the basketball floor and another in track as a high jumper.
Personal: Full name is Justin Hardy ... Born December 18, 1991 at Washington, N.C. ... Son of Sam and Tara Hardy ... Brother Bryan, a quarterback, played collegiate football at South Carolina State before transferring to Fayetteville State ... A sports studies major who earned inclusion on ECU's Honor Roll (3.0 grade point average or higher) for academic work during back-to-back semesters (spring and fall of 2011) ... Lists the Pirate fan base as the best thing about playing football at East Carolina ... Says Jerry Rice is his favorite all-time NFL player ... Hobbies include basketball and music.


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4.18/5 rDev -5.6%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
A-pours a dark brown/black color with a thin khaki head just a touch of lacing
S-sweet smells of faint coconut sweet chocolate vanilla bean and coffee
T= sweet coconut milk mixed with vanilla bean and mild roasted coffee and malts notes of earth and wood
M- sweet and silky with coconut milk lower carbonation a lighter body easy drinking
O- super smooth and sweet a delight to drink
Serving type: on-tap
11-23-2013 21:39:06 | More by gatornation
4.98/5 rDev +12.4%
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 5
Imperial pint on tap @ Town Hall Tap-$6
Served with a thin finger of beige head topping off a dark brown brew. Aroma is first and foremost coconut, followed up with sweet chocolate. Dessert is served. Taste is like the aroma, all I can think of is this is a like a liquefied Mounds bar, with minimal sweetness. Absolutely delicious. Each drink is as exciting as the first. An amazing beer. Carbonation is light which works well for this beer, body is silky but not at all overpowering. This is easily the best milk stout I have had. Well worth the hype. Too busy enjoying this beer to take good notes. This is an easy one to rate-I know I'll be getting at least one of these every time I find it on tap at one of the Town Hall locations.
Serving type: on-tap
11-22-2013 06:15:03 | More by deebo
3.7/5 rDev -16.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
64 oz. growler poured into a snifter.
Appearance - Black with a little transparency at the edges. Small khaki head. Thick collar.
Smell - Lots of coconut. Slight acidic aroma. Chocolate.
Taste - Coconut is less strong but still potent. Coffee roasted malt. Sweet caramel. Chocolate.
Mouthfeel - Medium body. Light for a stout. Medium low carbonation.
Overall - Good, but I'm clearly missing the hype.
Serving type: growler
11-10-2013 23:26:07 | More by Alieniloquium
4.46/5 rDev +0.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
pint on tap at the brewery
pours a dark brown , only slightly translucent. smell is light malted barley, cocoa powder, touch of hops. taste is divine: sweet cocoa, rolling roasty malts, marshmallow, toffee, chocolate. not overly sweet either
top milk stout for sure
Serving type: on-tap
05-10-2013 03:00:46 | More by jimmah120
4.45/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Growler filled 11/9 (approaching almost a month) and split 5 ways. Poured into HF "Fest" wine glass. Thanks BJ for the nice surprise.
A- Pours an opaque jet black with about a quarter finger of mocha brown head that fizzles away pretty fast (I imagine if the growler was a little bit newer it would have had a little bit better retention) to leave a perfectly still glass that still has some carbonation left.
S- Pleasantly sweet aromas of milk Chocolate, coconut, dark chocolate, toasted marshmellows, and coffee. Fairly aromatic and definitely sweet. If you like the smell of sweets then you will love the nose on this, smells almost like walking into a chocolate shop.
T- Creamy milk chocolate, sweet marshmellows, coconut, dark chocolate that lends a light bitterness on the finish, a little bit of espresso that blends in nicely with the chocolate. Nicely balanced with just the right amount of sweetness and a nice pleasantly sweet lingering aftertaste.
M- Fairly thick, creamy but not too creamy, decent carbonation, very smooth, easy to drink.
O- This was a great milk stout that found the perfect balance between sweetness and creaminess. After being in the growler for almost a month, this beer held up fairly well in every aspect except the retention of the head and a slight loss of carbonation but other then that it tasted and smelled fantastic. I would love to drink this beer and I would highly recommend it especially if you like sweet milk chocolate that isn't too rich.
Serving type: growler
12-07-2012 13:49:21 | More by jaasen64
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4.43/5 rDev 0%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
Another big thanks to Steasy66, cheers man!
Appearance. Pours a deep, dark brown ...as close to black as brown can be with almost no light ocming through at the edges. Capped with a finger of espresso foam coloured head that doesn't last very long.
Smell. Plenty of sweet coconut, some dark chocolate and light and creamy-sweet coffee, and maybe a little vanilla and toasted wood.
Taste. Whoa, a ton of roasted fresh coconut, a bit of dark chocolateroasted malt, coffee and vanilla, but that fresh toasty coconut almost drown it all out. This is not a bad thing. The more I drink, the more I dig it.
Mouthfeel. This is the highlight for me. Medium body, but with an oily feel that goes well with the toasted coconut. There's a medium amout of ultra-smoooth carbonation. Just awesome stuff.
Overall. Uniques and absolutely delicious. Probably the best feel I've come across, and that coconut, fantastic. Thanks again Ryan!!!
Serving type: growler
11-27-2012 02:25:27 | More by Rutager
4.15/5 rDev -6.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Pours a dark brown with a thick mocha collar and small cap. Leaves a little lacing on the side.
Faint whiffs of sweet coconut. Roastiness.
Roast up front then gives way to the coconut aspect. I feel like the coconut doesn't fully come through after the after taste and even a little longer than that.
Pretty dang smooth. Pricklier carbonation than I would have guessed going in.
Perhaps my favorite part about Three Hour Tour is how the roast feels like it melts away into a coconut taste. Worth tracking down. Thanks for shipping Gord!
Serving type: growler
11-25-2012 01:48:59 | More by Duff27
South Carolina
4.43/5 rDev 0%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Big thanks goes out to caSSino for sharing this one during the One Year Anniversary of My Wreck Tasting and to MBrausen for sending it to him! Served from growler into a Crooked Stave 'Crooked Line' tulip. Poured pitch black with a one finger tan head that subsided to a minimal amount very quickly. Maintained excellent lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, roasted malt, coconut, and cream. The flavor was of sweet malt, milk, cream, coconut, subtle roasted malt, and bread. It had a light feel on the palate with medium-high carbonation. Overall this was a fairly great brew. As stated in a few other reviews including aasher who was drinking off the same growler, think Mounds. That pretty much nails the aroma almost exactly. The flavor was very nice as well with a very nice sweetness aspect going on. Loads of coconut going on in both areas. Wish it would have been a little thicker on the mouthfeel to take it up another notch. Very well done brew that I would suggest to any craft beer veteran or n00bie alike.
Serving type: growler
11-21-2012 11:56:14 | More by thagr81us
2.98/5 rDev -32.7%
look: 2.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Been after this one for a full year, finally landed a growler and was disappointed across the board. Aroma lacked depth, showing minimal vanilla and only traces of coconut. Taste is similarly shallow. Begs for more lactose, coconut, and overall depth of flavor. Last Snow puts Three Hour Tour to shame.
Serving type: growler
11-19-2012 21:36:44 | More by brystmar
4.83/5 rDev +9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
A delightful beer to try on Halloween. Enjoyed 31 October 2012, reviewed from notes.
Pours black and thick, opaque. Topped with medium tan-brown head. When I near the bottom of the glass, I can see that it's very dark reddish-brown. Okay lacing.
Smells like toasted coconut, layered over the stout, which is pretty hidden in the smell. Definitely much more coconut than stout in the smell, and it just becomes more coconut-y as it warms up.
Taste is amazing. Like a coconut stout cake. Really well balanced, definitely sweet, with loads of coconut. The stout mostly provides a base, but it's a robust base, roasty, a little chocolate, mildly hopped. Finish is a lasting soft bitterness and coconut. What I find so amazing is that two things I never would have thought to put together can harmonize so well. Stunning.
Mouthfeel is thick and chewy but light. Plenty of carbonation, just the right amount.
This is one heck of a beer. Loads of coconut, but not so much that I can't taste the rest of it. A stunning, delicious dessert of a beer. I don't even really like coconut that much, but it's so fine and gentle in this beer that I can't help but enjoy it.
Serving type: on-tap
11-17-2012 21:05:08 | More by zeledonia
4.45/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 4.5
Reviewing the coveted Three Hour Tour from the infamous Minneapolis Town Hall Brewery. This coconut milk stout is released once a year, and is rated as one of the top milk stouts in the world.
Score: 94
"Pre-filled" growler from 10/27/12 (Darkness Day) kept in a fridge at 30 degrees to hold over for FOBAB-eve. Served Tyranena snifter and enjoyed on 11/16/12.
Appearance: Pours a black coffee color that's largely opaque with only a paper thin stripe of caramel brown highlight layering atop the top of the glass when held up to light. Poured a half-finger layer of dark tan, almost brownish head that settles to a ring around the glass. Really good lacing, average retention, some cling. 4.5/5
Smell: A huge wave of coconut hits you upfront. Then creamy milk chocolate, sweet milky lactose that reminds me of dulche de leche, light vanilla and a faint amount of coffee towards the end. There's something else really distinctive about the aroma that I cannot put my finger on at first, at until I glanced at prior reviews on Beer Advocate to try and figure out what it was. It's suntan lotion! Like a coconut butter suntan lotion. Not in a bad way at all. Very pleasant, in fact. Basically, this smells like a Mounds bar with a slight coffee and suntan lotion twist. Incredibly unique, incredibly appealing. 5/5
Taste: More milk chocolate and vanilla, but less coconut, on the palate than in the nose. Still very balanced, with an excellent medley of flavor. Upfront is a milk chocolate "brown ale" like flavor, though the "brown ale"-like flavors are pretty subtle and complementary. Hint of hazelnut, sweet caramel, a little coffee and a touch of toffee. Then smooth, milky coconut flavor coats the midpalate with a light vanilla creamer twist. Finishes with a coffee and coconut flavor with a faint touch of hoppiness towards the finish. The nose was better, but the taste is still delicious. I have frankly never had a beer like this before. It's like a milk stout/brown ale hybrid with coconut added. 4/5
Mouthfeel: Medium-light bodied, low carbonation. In terms of viscosity, this is frankly waterier and substantially less creamy than hoped for or expected. The mouthfeel and viscosity reminds me a lot of Stone's vanilla porter. As it warms up and layers, the beer seemingly gets a little "thicker," but still does not come close to the level of viscosity this beer should otherwise demand. Finishes moderately dry, slightly sweet. 3/5
Overall: An amazing beer that is slightly marred by what I believe to be too thin a mouthfeel for it's bold and innovative flavors. This growler held up surprisingly well; my pour was just as good as the sample I had at the brewpub following Darkness Day. This is a beer that was well worth seeking out.
Recommendation: Hunt this one down if you get the chance. This is a limited tap-only beer that is sold in limited quantities of "pre-filled" growlers once a year, so you'll likely have to wait until late 2013 to get a shot at this one if you live outside Minneapolis.
Pairings: Mounds bars. Seriously.
Cost: $18 for a 64 oz growler.
Serving type: bottle
11-16-2012 16:54:35 | More by jegross2
4.43/5 rDev 0%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
64oz growler
Filled Sunday 10/28/12. Thanks BIG to Cliff!
5oz mini snifter (multiple times)
A: Pours a really deep brown. There is minimal light getting through this guy. Nearly two weeks from fill, but still had good carbonation. Their growlers hold up. Light tan head forms on the top. Sticks around a while. Leaves some sticky lacing.
S: Getting really big coconut aroma on the nose. It's like sun tan lotion or something, but in a good way....haha. Also, getting that lactose sugary sweetness. Some milk chocolate. Some light roast coffee.
T: Flavor follows nose. It tastes like a Mounds bar initially. You really do get lots of coconut in the flavor, blending really nicely with sweet milk chocolate and roast coffee. The bitterness is minimal, this is certainly a sweet beer. Like others have mentioned, it's almost like a BA'd sort of sweetness. Very easy to drink though, and no alcohol at all. Fairly dry finish.
M: Medium bodied. Drinks easy.
Serving type: growler
11-12-2012 15:26:01 | More by inlimbo77
New York
4.38/5 rDev -1.1%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Didn't think I'd ever come across this one. Shared graciously by capra12. From a 64oz growler into a snifter. Reviewed from notes.
Pours pitch black with a .5 finger pink mocha head with low retention. Oily thick legs but very little lace. Average for the style.
Huge notes of lactose, whole milk, and cream. Roasted malt lingers ever-so-slightly in the background. Also hints of coconut and chocolate. Mellow overall.
Opens coconut, chocolate, slightly roasted malt, lactose, coca-cola. Vanilla towards the end with coconut and almond at the end. Very very good.
Light to medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Silky smooth in the mouth and slick and oily going down. Slightly messy finish with a nice, lingering aftertaste. This is spot on for the style and for delivering the mellow, balanced, subtle flavors going on in this beer.
Absolutely wonderful, I could easily take down two full growlers of this for myself. Great balance in the flavor and the mouthfeel is a dream. Wish I could get more of this one and this rates up there with the best in the style.
Serving type: growler
11-11-2012 01:37:33 | More by SpeedwayJim
4.38/5 rDev -1.1%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
This growler was shared by caSSino during the Charlotte Tasting 2012. Thanks Mike!
This one pours a medium bodied dark chocolate brown in color with a slight beige lacing around the glass. The nose is full of coconut and milk chocolate with an ever so slight roast. Wowzers, so much coconut. The flavors too are full of chocolaty coconut aka Mounds. It isn't complex but damn is it effective. It drinks kind of light in body with an off dry finish. It's a really easy, light yet sweet stout. Overall this was an excellent beer. I'm glad it was as advertised.
Serving type: growler
11-10-2012 23:46:49 | More by aasher
2.45/5 rDev -44.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 2 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2
Growler opened on 10.31.12.
A - Pours a very dark brown with a huge, foamy light brown head with great retention.
S - Coffee, milk chocolate, almond, and some sour cherry.
T - Bitter chocolate and lots of bitter sour cherry flavors.
D - Decent carbonation with a heavy-medium body.
O - Not sure here. I think this one went bad, but I have nothing else to compare it to here. Barely drinkable.
Serving type: growler
11-06-2012 05:26:24 | More by HuskyinPDX
District of Columbia
4.33/5 rDev -2.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Huge thanks to Mista for getting this out to me for the tasting.
Pours black with a thin off-white head. Smell is roast malt, chocolate and coconut, quite good, but given the way some people have raved about the smell, not quite up to that level. Flavor, however, is quite fantastic. I absolutely love coconut and this is incorporates it into the roasty and chocolate flavors so well. It manages to taste like a candy bar without being too sweet. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with nice carbonation. Overall, this beer is damn tasty and doesn't disappoint. It manages not to be a gimmick beer despite the fun flavors.
Serving type: growler
11-03-2012 00:30:50 | More by starrdogg
District of Columbia
4.23/5 rDev -4.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
Big thanks to Matt, starrdogg for sharing this. My buddy tony and I went to the brewery the day before Darkness and missed it!
The beer pours a nice nearly black color with a small ring of tan head, very little lacing left on the glass.
The smell is a very warm inviting one. Toasted coconut and hot cocoa are the main players with a wisp of malted barley, almost seems to have a somewhat hop like bitter edge but it seems to meld nicely with the coconut.
The taste really highlights the coconut in a big way and has some nice milk chocolate tastes as well. Beautiful refined sweetness that almost reminds me of bourbon aged stouts, packing a lot of nice flavor into a small abv beer.
The feel I think could be thicker, it actually rolls over in almost a close to water way for my palate, but its not terrible.
Overall, a very interesting and well made beer, worth seeking out if they make it again.
Serving type: growler
11-03-2012 00:27:32 | More by Dreadnaught33
4.1/5 rDev -7.4%
look: 3 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
A: Very dark brown, pretty much black. A small light brown head that dies off really quick. Hardly any lacing.
S: Mounds bar all the way. So much sweet, toasted coconut. Some dark bittersweet chocolate, roasted malt and coffee lurking in the background, but the coconut
T: Coconut is the main attraction again. Not as heavy in the nose, but it's there in all force. Bittersweet dark chocolate, a bit of coffee and tons of toasted coconut. Some nutty flavors as well. It's sweet, but not overly sweet. Has a slight burnt/acidic finish that detracts a bit.
M: Medium body, fairly low carbonation so it feels a bit thin. Creamy and a bit smooth.
O: If you like coconut and chocolate, you will love this. Not the best drinkability since it is a dessert beer, but it's pretty tasty and smells amazing.
Serving type: growler
11-02-2012 00:27:17 | More by herman77
4.28/5 rDev -3.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Had this on tap. Not a lot of head or lacing but it is a nice looking stout.
Smells like candy. Coconut and chocolate. A little roast.
The taste and mouthfeel are amazing. Silky smooth. Waves of coconut and dark chocolate flavors. Really nice.
This beer is quite sweet. Maybe not something for everyday, but a very tasty treat.
Serving type: on-tap
11-01-2012 03:46:55 | More by Powderhornphil
4.33/5 rDev -2.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
On tap at the brewpub. Served in a standard shaker pint glass.
Appearance: Color is a dark oily black with a moderate amount of bubbles. About two finger of tan head with decent retention. A decent amount of lacing lingers around the glass.
Smell: A sweet dark roasty aroma. Dark roasted malts with hints of chocolate, coffee, and a huge aroma of coconuts. Also some hints of caramel, toffee, and biscuit. Some brown sugar and a little milk, cream, and nuts. Some very light hints of earthy hops in the background. The coconut and chocolate scent is pretty big. Quite a nice and interesting aroma.
Taste: Just as dark and sweet as it smells. Big taste of coconut that really stands out. Dark malts with a taste of chocolate, coffee, milk, toast, caramel, toffee, and biscuit. A fair amount of brown sugar adds to the sweetness. A little hint of cream and nuts. Hop presence is very subtle. Taste is pretty sweet overall but not enough to be cloying or overly syrupy. Coconut taste is big and good.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a carbonation on the high end of medium. Feels very creamy, silky, and smooth. Sweet and somewhat syrupy but its not overbearing.
Overall: A very good milk/sweet stout. A sweet dessert beer that is big on flavor but manages to keep the sweetness in check. The coconut brings a nice kick.
Serving type: on-tap
10-30-2012 23:44:27 | More by MattyG85
3/5 rDev -32.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 1.5 | overall: 2.5
Draft at the brewery. Black pour with a tan head. Aroma is up front chocolate and coconut. Flavor is just blatant coconut with a bit of lactose and chocolate behind. Finishes too sweet, extremely cloying, yet good carbonation. I couldn't finish even half of my pint. This beer is far too sweet. I have a feeling a 5 ounce glass would have been a much better serving size, but even that might be a bit much even for a dessert beer. I wouldn't want to eat a mounds bar and I sure don't want to drink the liquid form of it.
Serving type: on-tap
10-30-2012 20:46:38 | More by pepsican
4.38/5 rDev -1.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
On tap. Served in a tasting glass at ABR. From notes.
A- Pours a very dark brown with a thin mocha head that has good retention.
S- Almond Joys candy bars immediately come to mind, with dark chocolate, toasted coconut and almonds. Notes of vanilla, cream, roasted malt and coffee are present as well.
T- Lots of fresh and toasted coconut, dark and milk chocolate, almonds, vanilla, cream, roasted malt and a hint of coffee beans.
M- Low to medium carbonation and a creamy body.
O- One of the best beers at ABR. If you like coconut beers, this is a must try. Not sure if I could consume this is large amounts due to how rich it is, but still one of the best Milk Stouts I've had.
Serving type: on-tap
10-14-2012 15:40:08 | More by iadler
4.78/5 rDev +7.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
Poured from a growler into a tasting glass. It poured black in color with a thin tan head scattered across the top of the beer. It had some nice sticky lacing to it as I drank it as well.
The aroma really shows off some nice toasted, sweet, coconut flavors to it. It's definitely more apparent then I anticipated, but I really like it. I get a sweeter chocolate and vanilla presence to it as well, which really blends with the coconut flavors nicely. It was sweet, but also so smooth and flavorful. Great aroma overall.
The coconut is also immediately noticeable in the taste. I get a lot of toasted coconut mixing with some really nice vanilla flavors. Some chocolate notes come out in the finish along with just a bit of caramel. The coconut is bold in it, but it came together extremely well. It was so flavorful and smooth. I don't even like coconut that well but the flavors in this really wowed me.
The mouthfeel is silky smooth and creamy with carbonation being low. Great mouthfeel for the style and flavors.
Overall I thought it was a fantastic beer. After being somewhat disappointed with Mango Mama and Czar Jack I was hesitant to trade for any more of their special beers. This one however really wowed me and I loved that it was so unique and unlike anything I've ever had before. The coconut was so good in it and complimented the sweet stout flavors perfectly for the style. I'd definitely say that this is a new favorite of the style for me. Not being a big coconut fan I was completely surprised at how much I liked this one.
Serving type: growler
02-13-2012 18:16:30 | More by billab914
4.08/5 rDev -7.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Thanks very much, Bill, for your generosity...
A: This is one dark, dark, dark brew. The deepest of browns, perhaps even black. About two fingers of light brown head fades to a half finger, but lingers very well. Nice lacing on the sides. Digging the look on this.
S: Milk chocolate, toasted coconut, and some hops. Some vanilla and a little hint of coffee roast pop out of the background here and there.
T: Wow, loads of coconut on this. Blends with creamy chocolate, vanilla, and caramel to create a unique tasting brew. A little lactic on the back end, but overall it is quite smooth and creamy. Good.
M: Flavors are impressively balanced and mouthfeel is full and creamy.
O: A really nice accomplishment with the coconut milk on this one. I'm not the biggest fan of coconut, so the fact that I enjoyed this beer speaks volumes to how well it was crafted. The blend of flavors here is expertly done and this is one of the smoothest stouts I've had in recent memory, especially considering how complex it is. Very good.
Serving type: growler
02-11-2012 02:08:29 | More by siege06nd
4.9/5 rDev +10.6%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
On tap at Town Hall Tap. This beer arrives an opaque black color. The head is a solid inch of brown foam that recedes slowly leaving minimal lacing. The aroma is of coconut, milk chocolate, roasted malt, and graham cracker. The taste is similar to the aroma. The mouthfeel is medium-full bodied with a silky texture, and moderate carbonation. Overall, this is a great beer. It is like drinking a Mounds bar, but better. I will make it a point of finding this beer whenever it is available.
Serving type: on-tap
12-14-2011 22:01:52 | More by KarlHungus
Three Hour Tour from Minneapolis Town Hall Brewery
97 out of 100 based on 177 ratings.


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The Cupertino, Calif.-based company said Tuesday that it has decided to drop out of the EPEAT rating system, which is used to monitor computers' environment impact. As a result, the fifty departments of the city of San Francisco are no longer allowed to buy computers or displays from the nearby technology giant, although EPEAT does not currently apply to smartphones or tablets such as iPhones or iPads.
'Comprehensive Approach'
Apple's decision could reverberate among other governmental units in the U.S., as well as universities, many of which use the standards as a factor in deciding which technological products to buy.
The huge University of California, for instance, has said that it is considering whether to continue purchasing Apple products. In addition, the federal government reportedly requires that 95 percent of its purchased computers have EPEAT certification.
Apple was a participant in the creation of the EPEAT standard in 2006, which was formulated by a group of technology companies, environmental organizations and federal agencies. Apple says that it will continue to meet rigorous environmental standards, such as the federal Energy Star energy efficiency program.
Company spokeswoman Kristin Huguet told news media that Apple "takes a comprehensive approach to measuring our environmental impact." She added that Apple leads "the industry by reporting each product's greenhouse gas emissions on our Web site, and Apple products are superior in other important environmental areas not measured by EPEAT, such as removal of toxic materials."
Batteries Glued to Casing
EPEAT is managed by an independent, non-profit organization of the same name. On its Web site, the organization said that it regretted that "Apple will no longer be registering its products in EPEAT," and expressed the hope that the company would change its mind.
The organization said that its rating offers a chance for participating electronics manufacturers to "showcase and validate their greener design initiatives, cleaner production and customer support services." It added that the standard is "more than simply a product rating," because it is a "community effort" to define and maintain best practices for environmental sustainability for electronic products.
As Apple has been a leader in environmental awareness and advocacy, such as in its use of energy at its facilities and the elimination of toxic chemicals from its products, the move is puzzling. EPEAT's CEO, Robert Frisbee, told news media that his conversations with Apple have indicated that their "design direction is not compatible with EPEAT standards." (continued...)
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TSBDC at ETSU will offer October training classes in Elizabethton for small businesses
The Tennessee Small Business Development Center (TSBDC) at East Tennessee State University will offer potential entrepreneurs several training classes in October. Registration is required for all classes.
All Elizabethton workshops will be held at the Truman Clark Annex, Carter County Health Department, 403 E. G St.
Thursday, Oct. 4, "So You Want to Start a Business" will be offered in Elizabethton from 1-4 p.m. The free class covers the ways TSBDC can assist entrepreneurs and addresses preparation for the loan process, licensing requirements and how to assess the market.
"How to Become a Mobile Office" will be held Tuesday, Oct. 9, from 2 to 4 p.m. at ETSU's Innovation Laboratory, 2109 W. Market St., Johnson City. The workshop covers the use of tools such as Drop Box, Evernote, Google Apps, Skype, Square and Tonido. Participants should bring a laptop, tablet and smartphone.
"Writing Your Business Plan" will meet Thursday, Oct. 11, from 1 to 4 p.m. in Elizabethton. The workshop covers the components of a business plan, exercises to assist with the first steps and information about free personal coaching. There is a $20 fee for the class.
"Research for Business Planning" Thursday, Oct. 25, from 2 to 4 p.m. in Elizabethton, will include different methods of research and primary versus secondary data. Agencies, including the U.S. Census Bureau and Tennessee Department of Revenue, that provide data used by attendees planning the expansion or start-up of a business, will be identified. Fee-based resources offered to TSBDC clients will be discussed, such as ProfitCents, a financial analysis program that will provide clients with a written financial analysis along with recommendations for corrective action. Reference USA, a marketing tool to identify prospective customers and competitors, will be explained. The $10 fee for this workshop includes handouts and a CD with links to data sources.
"Franchising as a Career, Investment or Both" is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct 30, from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Innovation Lab. The free seminar will be led by Jerry Bird of FranNet of Alabama and East Tennessee. Bird, a member of TSBDC's Statewide Advisory Council, will discuss the facts and myths of franchising and how to select the right business and resources available to assist with planning and starting a business.
For class enrollment, further information and class locations, contact Teresa Shipley of the TSBDC at 439-8505 or shipleyth@ etsu.edu. To arrange special assistance for those with disabilities, use the same contact information.


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