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Abstrakt AB:04 - BrewDog
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Ratings: 25 | Reviews: 19 | Show All Ratings:
Reviews by TMoney2591:
4.08/5 rDev +2.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Served in a Dogfish Head snifter.
Bottle #1149/3300 (strangely handwritten), bottled 11/1/10. So there's coffee, cacao, and chile peppers in this stout? Right on. It pours a straight obsidian topped by a fizzy, short-lived finger of golden brown foam. The nose comprises rich, nutty coffee, cocoa, roasted malts, peanut butter (residual nuttiness, I suppose, but richer), and a touch of molasses. The taste holds notes of chocolate syrup, roasted malts, coffee, molasses, light walnuts (way in the background), brown sugar, light maple syrup, and a touch of those peppers in the finish, very subtle but pronounced enough to be perceived. The body is a strong medium, with a very light moderate carbonation and a slightly chewy feel. Overall, a very complex, finely-layered stout, one of the best-built beers I've ever had from the BrewDog boys. Nicely done, indeed.
Serving type: bottle
01-18-2012 01:58:55 | More by TMoney2591
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4.03/5 rDev +1.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
big thanks to rudzud for sharing this one.
Pours motor oil thick sludge, dark as Satan's jism, legs like a giant millipede, stains the glass, so black it pulls light from the room.
Nose is crazy chocolate, super dark molasses chocolate and a bit of burnt char and wooden dust shelf, little soy sauce, hint if hot pepper in the background.
Taste is big thick rich malts, syrupy, little soy sauce like, just a hint of hot pepper great but no flavor, melted bakers choc, bitter choc, light char and little dusty shelf, quite syrupy and fairly sweet with just a bit of booze. Finish is syrupy thick and rich mouth coating and light booze and choc, just a bit of pepper heat.
Mouth is thick rich syrupy, no carb, a bit of warming booze but good for 15% beer, and carbonation is typical for something like this as well.
Overall as a beer it's nice base beer, but no real pepper or heat. Then again it's 2 years old.
Serving type: bottle
01-07-2013 22:15:37 | More by jlindros
4/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Received in a trade from Australia ...finally my white whale!
A - Poured into a palm tulip a oily black hue with no real head or lacing but very nice legs. Solid.
S - Aromas of nice chocolate malts, faint vanilla, faint chili pepper (the fruity flesh of a pepper). Not much booze at all.
T - Taste is nice sweet malts and vanilla along with faint smokey earthy that comes with the pepper. Faint caramel notes and toffee with nice creamy chocolate..faint lingering chili pepper finish that has a light tingle on the tongue.
M - Mouthfeel is slightly thin but just a kiss of carbonation.
O - Overall I enjoyed this beer, wish it had more chili on it. Still though for a 15% imperial stout this is very nice. Solid stout with lots of nice elements going for it. As I drink it the chili comes out more and lingers nicely.
Serving type: bottle
01-06-2013 19:31:05 | More by rudzud
3.73/5 rDev -6.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Thanks to crusianbeer for bringing this beer back from the UK.
The beer pours an inky black color with a tan head. The aroma has a lot of roasted malt, as well as some something that resembles soy sauce. The flavor is more complex. I get a lot of chocolate and some light soy, as well as some oak, vanilla and maple. There is also some alcohol. Thick mouthfeel and low carbonation.
Serving type: bottle
05-21-2012 03:45:49 | More by Mora2000
4.22/5 rDev +6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
bottled 1/11/10
pours thick and black. very light thin chocolate head. once gone, no retention.
very rich and bold. lots of black chocolate and alcohol blended together perfectly. a hint of chili pepper.
fairly strong on the chocolate up front with the chili pepper kicking in leaving a tingle on the tongue. sweet roasted malt and vanilla through out. very heavy on the chocolate.
not as thick as you would think for 15% but fairly thick and chewy. chili burn on the tongue and light tingle through out.
this is pretty good, enjoying it. wish i had cracked it open when it was a bit fresher.
Serving type: on-tap
01-14-2012 00:16:22 | More by hooliganlife
3.95/5 rDev -0.8%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Drank from mt Duvel Tulip
A - Pours Black as Black with a one fingered head that dies quickly.
S - Big aromas of beef extract, with some bourbon malts, with some stewed dark fruits.
T - Up front some nice sweet malts. Mid palate is some dark toffe flavours with some sticky extract flavours. The finish is an absolute licorice assault on your tongue.
M - Full body and carbonation that is relatively smoothy.
O - A decent stout thet will satisfy your taste buds. The licorice is powerful and impressive.
Serving type: bottle
11-26-2011 14:05:49 | More by eric5bellies
3.98/5 rDev 0%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A black/brown brew, really no head, some faint tan bubbles, no lacing of course, surprisingly small curtains.
The smell is powerful, cured meat, some smoke, licorice and soy sauce. Rather black!
The taste starts wit brown sugar and sweet licorice, fried sugar, cold coffee and soy sauce with a hint of wasabi, sherry and lemon zest.
No carbonation, very soft and oily, a coarse quick dry finish.
A spicy sweet digestive, enjoy responsibly!
Serving type: bottle
09-23-2011 17:44:57 | More by rarbring
4.43/5 rDev +11.3%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Bottle courtesy of maneliquor - hope you enjoyed your trip to Chicago. Served in a Darkness glass. Bottle #1992 of 3300. A 15% Imperial Stout with ghost chilis and champagne yeast - what could possibly go wrong?
A - A quick-dissolving dark mocha foam settles to a thin ring, leaving a few wisps on top and a few spots of lace. Black body with the faintest hint of brown at the edges. Looks pretty intimidating.
S - The smell is absolutely incredible. Massive chili pepper notes mingle with coffee, dark chocolate and roasted malts. Reminds me of Hunahpu's but on steroids. Actually made my eyes water merely from the aroma.
T - Taste is good, but not quite as spectacular. A nice blend of dark chocolate, chili peppers, roasted malts, smoke, and shockingly well-hidden alcohol. I'd never guess this was 15%. Finish is surprisingly understated, without overwhelming bitterness or heat.
M - There's some warmth, but nowhere near what you'd expect from the combination of 15% ABV and Naga chilies. Medium-full body, smooth texture with light stickiness, light dryness and roast in the finish. Champagne yeast keeps things from getting syrupy, but isn't overly thinning or spritzy.
D - I was expecting trainwreck, and I got a superb beer instead. Easily the best thing Brewdog has ever made. I was actually sad that I shared this, as I think I could have tackled the 375ml bottle on my own. May have to seek out additional bottles of this one for the cellar.
Serving type: bottle
07-16-2011 20:05:44 | More by MasterSki
3.6/5 rDev -9.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A: This one is pitch black with a rather small brown head. Only small lacings.
S: Hot chilli peppers and dark chocolate with a little espresso-like coffee. Sweet dark dried fruits.
T: The chilli kind of dominates. Some sweet dark malt with faint dark dried fruits. Chocolate and coffee. Not that well balanced.
M: Full body and moderate carbonation. The chilli lingers in the aftertaste with a dry bitterness.
O: This was kind of a dissapointment; the chilli overpowered everything else, sadly. A little less chilli would have been better.
Serving type: bottle
07-09-2011 17:57:18 | More by Sunnanek
4.15/5 rDev +4.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Dark thick pour, almost no head. A dark khaki collar forms around the top.
Freshly ground coffe, hot peppers and milk chocolate dominates the aroma.
The flavor strikes first with a thick sweetness and a fresh burst of chile without the heat. A bright cherry acidity mixed with roasted chocolate bitterness that reminds me of a high quality madagascar dark chocolate. Long bittersweet aftertaste. An excellent beer but I would love to see the spiciness of the ghost chile come out more since that is what intrigued me so much about this beer. I feel like my stomach is mixing the heat and alcohol and causing some burn.
Serving type: bottle
07-06-2011 03:10:37 | More by BearsOnAcid
4/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Sampled at Redlight Redlight January 2011
The beer sits in my glass with an inky brown / black color. It doesn't have much carbonation to it, but does pour with a thin, brown colored head. There is a big not of chile in the nose, or rather it is definitely noticeable. Rich, umami laden dark malt savoriness is found in the nose too (a mix of dark malt and sweet malt character that is quite concentrated). Chile aromatics mix with a fruitiness to form an interesting mix and the alcohol is surprisingly well hidden in the aroma. The biggest aroma here though is an espresso / black-coffee like roasted character that I almost forgot to mention because it was so expected.
The beer tastes sweet as it first hits my tongue and it is quite viscous but still somehow light bodied. The finish has a lingering, huge black-coffee / espresso character to it. There is a hint of chile spiciness to the finish that grows in presence as you linger in contemplation after a sip. There is a lot of big, dark chocolate like flavors in this beer and it is quite surprising how "light" this beer is; for something of this alcohol level I was expecting a much heavier brew, though this is still most definitely a sipping brew.
I found this beer quite interesting in the end; I wasn't really expecting to enjoy it that much, but I really like the good use of subtle chile notes. If I had to describe this beer I would say that it is first a coffee like beer, supported by chocolate notes that are supported by the chile notes.
Serving type: bottle
03-26-2011 22:13:40 | More by Gueuzedude
3.98/5 rDev 0%
look: 5 | smell: 2 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Bottle 1347/3700
A- Pours a deep rich black with a nice brownish head.
S- Smells of hot chili peppers which is overpowering and underwhelming. From the smell I was not expecting much but was I surprised.
T- It tastes of a rich dark chocolate with a nice chili complimenting it. It has a rich malty sweetness with a nice roast bitterness from the roast malts. The hops compliment the chilis in the beer, and the nice spiciness balances the sweetness.
Overall, probably one of the best brewdog beers to date. I am looking forward to trying AB:05, to see how the coconut and chocolate play out.
Serving type: bottle
03-20-2011 18:44:20 | More by PaulStoneAnchor
4.58/5 rDev +15.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
Bottle 1997/3300, poured into a Birra del Borgo tulip. Big thanks to Dan for sharing this insane beer.
A: Black w/orange highlights. Thin, fleeting island of dark borwn bubbles. Looks big.
S: Chocolate and chilis. Huge spiciness, along with some malt sweetness and coffee bitterness. Amazingly low alcohol presence. Excellent.
T: Spicy chocolate sweetness, plain and simple. Intense, flavorful, and, again, wonderful at hiding the ABV. Awesome.
M: Sticky, syrupy, and full-bodied with surprisingly substantial carbonation. Wow.
D: Considering both the spiciness and strength, this is nothing short of insanely drinkable.
Notes: I haven't really been impressed by any Brewdog offerings in the past, so my expectations weren't that high going in. Frankly, this blew me away. Simultaneously hugely strong and hugely drinkable, blending together a few well-chosen flavors with impeccable balance, this was truly a great beer. Who knew?
Serving type: bottle
02-22-2011 03:12:41 | More by woosterbill
4.2/5 rDev +5.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
This is bottle 2534 of 3300 and it pours a jet black hue with average carbonation that leaves behind a chocolate laced one finger head that quickly recedes and leaves no lacing,the smell is nice and different with aromas of chocolate,milky coffee,roasted malts,subtle oak characters and some chillie,it has a nice medium bodied averagely carbonated mouthfeel and has tastes of dark mocha first up followed by dark roastiness and finishes with smokey wood chillie heatness that isnt that hot but lets you they are there and overall its really the same deal as most in this series they are very drinkable but given their price for the low volume you receive its definately a celebration brew unless you are loaded cheers.
Serving type: bottle
02-19-2011 06:43:09 | More by ADZA
2.93/5 rDev -26.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5
The colour is pitch-dark with a brown edge. The low head is warm brown. Some lacing occurs.
The smell is strong and luxurious: Dark chocolate, coffee candy, lots of mellow sweetness, some sharp spicy chilli heat and a touch of black malt sourness.
The taste is a more mixed affair. A quickly passing fruity flavour of fresh chilli fruits. Then, sweet notes of coffee and cocoa emerges. The flavours are a bit straggly. Some sour flavours, some chemical hints. The sweetness fades as the aftertaste brings dryer roasted malty flavours with quite a lot of cocoa and freshly ground coffee. Some fruity-spicy-sour notes in the finish.
The carbonation is mild, yet the few small bubbles are very fresh. The liquid is thick and sticky.
A daring experiment, that didn't really work for me.
Serving type: bottle
01-21-2011 21:28:57 | More by bark
4.1/5 rDev +3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
375ml bottle. #1632 of 3300. Bottled on 1-11-2010. Split 3 ways and poured into my town hall snifter:
A - Pour produces a kahki brown head that dies into foam ring around the edges. Black as night with watery lacing.
S - Browny boozy cake. Bits of vanilla and cream. Chewy caramel and dark candy.
T - Chocolate and toffee. Cake and booze. Really chewy and a bit meaty and just the slightest hint of mint.
M - Pretty well carbonated. The booze is pretty thick here with a syrupy feeling. A bit creamy but its a sipper. Can really feel the heat here from the booze.
D - A true sipper. Although its 15% it feels more like 12%. The smell and taste are really nice but the mouthfeel lets you know the 15% is there. Worth a try, but not a bad idea to split with someone others.
Serving type: bottle
01-18-2011 14:23:40 | More by joshuaseresse
3/5 rDev -24.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2.5
375ml bottle poured into a snifter glass
Date on bottle: 01.11.10
Bottle: 199 of 3300
A: Pours pitch black with a dark brown head and minimal retention. Leaves brown/yellow stains on the glass.
S: Loads of coffee/cacao on the nose. It wants to be chilli, but it's not succeeding. Very dark but sadly very one-dimensional.
T: Taste follows the nose. Even though I'm not a fan of chilli, I'm disappointed at the lack of it here. There is the slightest hint of it, but the coffee/cacao is overpowering. My only thought is that it may have faded in much the same way hops fade. The end is a lingering bitterness that isn't big but is certainly there. Overall the taste is big and distinct but I don't personally like it as much as I do more "traditional" stouts.
M: Pretty thick but smooth. Not much carbonation. Surprisingly low alcohol burn for 15%.
D: I'm not really sure if I can condemn this beer in terms of what it advertises versus what it delivers since I can't say for certain how much of the original flavours have faded. That said, it is an expensive gamble. For me, it was too much like an alcoholic coffee than anything else.
Serving type: bottle
12-27-2010 09:43:34 | More by headlessclown
3.95/5 rDev -0.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 3
Poured from a 375mL bottle into a wine glass. Bottle 2612/3300, bottled 1 November 2010.
A: A nicely-designed, corked bottle, which isn't as stubby as it looks in the photo. ...And I can't get the cork out. Due to the design of the bottle and cork, a normal corkscrew is ineffective, and my Swiss army knife -- usually so reliable -- has also failed me. When I finally get it open, through sheer brute strength, it pours a nutty dark-brown with a reddish tone. High, fizzy head has an unmistakeable orange hue. The head fizzles down into absolutely nothing, but some carbonation can still be seen disturbing the surface.
S: Um...chillies. It smells eye-wateringly of cayenne, habanero or something even hotter (BA bobsy says it's naga pepper). Fortunately, I love spicy things, because this makes my scalp tingle. Perhaps a hint of something alcoholic sweet, but it's hard to concentrate with the chilli in the way. Even though it's a bit one-dimensional, high marks for being strong, completely unexpected, and pleasing (at least to me).
T: Wowzers! Very odd. And hard to describe. A sizzling elixir; a pleasant concoction. Sweeter than it has any right to be, this Abstraktion is fruity (raspberry?), strong, and full of chilli flavours without the heat. The aftertaste has some coffee beans, but can't manage any bitterness; tobacco nots as well. By the end, the initially-pleasant sweetness risks becoming cloying. Hot peppers go in and out throughout the (after)taste.
M: Sometimes smooth and pleasant, at times sticking at the back of the throat, at others, burning vigorously throughout the mouth. Incredibly full of flavour, perhaps more akin to food than beer. Definitely fun.
D: As much as I like this beer, it's not particularly drinkable. Don't get me wrong, I'm really enjoying it, but it's not an experience I'd feel able to repeat anytime soon...and by that time, it will presumably be unfindable. Enjoyable? Yes. Interesting? Absolutely. Good? *I* think so. Recommended? I haven't a clue.
Notes: I experimentally paired this with an Ecudoran dark chocolate with chillies. The beer may have improved the chocolate, but not I'm sure the chocolate improved the beer. The rich cacao is an entirely different sweetness from the somewhat tart-fruity character of the AB:04, but the peppers in the beer bring out the spiciness of the chocolate.
Serving type: bottle
12-04-2010 22:16:59 | More by AgentMunky
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -5.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Its an honour to be amongst the first people outside of the brewery to taste this, so a big thanks to James for bringing a bunch of bottles over for the Brewdog dinner at Beerbistro.
Pitch black pour with a filmy tan head. Some lace spots, but otherwise nothing above average in the appearance. Huge vegetal chile nose overpowers the chocolate, coffee and whiskey notes. This isn't surprising as this small batch used one naga chili, which I understand is the world's hottest at over 1,000,000 scoville.
Surprisingly the flavour is more balanced and not as hot as I expected. It does come to the fore, but with a mild heat and more of a vegetal character. The dilution amongst numerous bottles has obviously provided balance. Once this passes we hit familiar imperial stout notes of coffee, chocolate, tobacco and a hint of soy in the finale. Medium body with a smooth carbonation works well.
I'm not a huge fan of the vegetal chili aroma and flavour, but as a chili beer this works. Well done!
Serving type: bottle
10-06-2010 16:08:52 | More by bobsy
Abstrakt AB:04 from BrewDog
out of 100
based on 25 ratings.


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Green Ash, Red Ash
Deciduous, Trees
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Fraxinus pennsylvanica 'Patmore'
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Fraxinus pennsylvanica
Native to eastern U.S. Grows 30 to 40 ft. tall and wide, with a compact, oval crown. Gray-brown bark; ...
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Thanks SD for helping me be a SAHM.
I have the 18 - 200mm and the 35mm. I find myself rarely using the 18-200mm due to the extra weight over the 35mm. How does the lens in this op compare to the 18-200mm weight wise? And how do these lenses compare picturewise in the 100-200mm range?
I'm kind of a DSLR noob... Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm awfully tempted to pick up the lens in the op at this price. Just trying to figure out if it makes sense for me. TIA |
Good lens, good price. Have one - only catch, I dropped it once, and it literally fell apart. So - I'm watching these threads, waiting to get a replacement.
Just really sad about the build quality on the new DX lenses - otoh, name another Nikkor zoom for a c-note, right? (I paid around $400 for my 80-200 Nikkor, back in the day when that was serious money - otoh, it still works like it did the day I bought it.) |
Thats why they give you that rope around the neck for the camera so you don't drop it. Also get a camera case with padding.
In for one for myself, but have a question about the lens hood.
I bought this lens for my daughter at Christmas, and the lens hood fits very loose, too loose to use. So I bought the Nikon HB-34 tulip lens hood, and it also fits too loose to use. Found some comments on Amazon that matched my experience. Anybody have any experience with this? Or a quick fix to tighten the fit, perhaps with a bit of black tape on the lens to tighten the fit? Thanks for the help! |
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There is a right way and a wrong way to close, dissolve or wind down the business. Simply walking away will leave a lot of open doors that need to be closed permanently.
Although it is never pleasant to shut down, sometimes you close a door so that another may open. If the business is not working and it cannot be saved, dissolve it and regroup. Bob Johnson of BET started and closed several businesses before hitting it big and becoming a billionaire. Not bad for regrouping, huh?
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In a survey of workers who participate in an employer-sponsored retirement plan, 71 percent said they wanted their employers to increase their savings rate automatically by 1 percent each year. Some plans have auto-escalation features that increase workers' contributions by a percentage point on an annual basis.
Regardless of whether you save by default or by choice, increasing your retirement contributions could make a big difference in the amount you accumulate during your working years.
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The fact that businesses come and go is no surprise to anyone. Taking the current economy into consideration, many businesses are suffering. As business owners, we are trained to hang in there and ride out the storm. We are taught to sacrifice and put everything into the business.
To an owner, the business is like a child that was birthed. A failing business is a painful thing to endure because it is no longer fun. Both the owner and employees dread coming to work.
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ON OUR WAY TO WEALTHY: Business tax pitfalls
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Too many times pride stands in the way of folks asking for help. But if you are a small business, asking for help is the only way to stay above the fray. One area that business owners tend to run from is tax preparation.
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This is a question you could soon begin asking as a recent rise in interest rates contributed to price declines in many bond funds. News the Federal Reserve feels comfortable enough with the strength and state of our economy to consider a change in current monetary policy is, without doubt, a positive development. Unfortunately, for some bond investors, good news may be bad news!
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WASHINGTON – Cheryl Lofton had never intended to be a small business owner. Her grandfather, J.C. Lofton, was the first African American to own a tailoring school and related business in Washington, D.C. She spent her summers working with him, learning the craft. She was able to earn money while enrolled at Howard University by ironing, mending, and tailoring her classmates' clothes.
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Quality childcare is not just about babysitting and entertaining the child. As competition amongst centers increases, so does the need to offer a creative and learning environment where a child's appetite for learning is stimulated.
Tiffany Glover, owner of The Academy of Creative Learning, makes it her mission to challenge and develop young minds at her three-star academy. Equipped with an advanced degree and credentials, Glover prides herself on heading up a staff of like-minded professionals that use every opportunity to educate and motivate the children in their care.
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Entrepreneurs with a passion for childcare and child development may become attracted to the idea of day-care business and what they consider a lucrative calling. The demand for services is increasing steadily and as the industry has evolved, so have the reimbursement formulas.
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Walmart VP pitches principles to biz-seeking entrepreneurs
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Service, price and commitment to the community are bankable principles the way Kevin S. Jones sees them and he shared that viewpoint while in Memphis last week.
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Dan Loeb reveals stake in FedEx
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NEW YORK – Hedge fund manager Dan Loeb revealed a stake in FedEx Tuesday morning, adding the he likes the stock and the management of the company.
Shares of FedEx spiked following the announcement.
Speaking during a conference Tuesday hosted by The New York Times Dealbook blog, Loeb told the audience that he met with FedEx CEO Fred Smith in Memphis last week.
Time to raise minimum wage!
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The first federal minimum wage of 25 cents an hour was established in 1938. Since then, it has been raised 22 times. It's time to increase the floor for the 23rd time, from its current $7.25 to at least $10 an hour.
According to the Center for Economic Policy Research, the value of the minimum wage peaked in 1968. If the minimum wage had been indexed to the official Consumer Price Index each year, the minimum wage today would be $10.52. The last time the minimum wage was raised was in 2007, when it was raised from $5.15 to $7.25.
Still, there is resistance.
Republican leaders say raising the minimum wage will cost jobs. But opponents, such as Washington Post columnist Jared Bernstein, argue that rather than job loss, employers compensate by charging higher prices and increasing productivity.
Hospice care: the business of providing a dignified death
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ON OUR WAY TO WEALTHY Be strong. Fight until the end. Never give up. Continue to pray.
If anyone close to you has ever experienced a life-threatening illness or accident, such phrases may have been used as encouragement.
Still, death is inevitable, with the business of providing a dignified death known as hospice care. Although often thought of as a physical place, hospice is a specific type of healthcare with the primary focus of providing the patient with comfort and palliative care. Palliative care refers to the relief of the pain, symptoms and stress of serious illness. Once the doctor and patient are in agreement that the illness can not be reversed, hospice care becomes a consideration.
Hospice care may be provided in the home or in a hospital, assisted living, veterans, prison or a long-term facility. Hospice is not designed to hasten or prevent death. It is an option that provides the patient with management of pain and symptoms, an increased quality of life, and also emotional and spiritual support. Ultimately, terminally ill patients in hospice are given the opportunity to choose the end-of-life care received.
From a business perspective, hospice care is a multimillion-dollar. Businesses are compensated based on enrollment. With little to no expenses earmarked for a cure, the profit margins tend to be great. A very profitable hospice business can be established with the appropriate resources, a solid business plan and knowledge of the industry or affiliation with professionals that possess the requisite knowledge.


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Rash of thefts greet town's police cutback
Two state police cruisers sit outside the Resident State Trooper's Office in Bethlehem. Voters in a town meeting in May cut funding for the town's constables. Rick Harrison Republican-American |
BETHLEHEM — In July, the first week without any local constables patrolling the town, someone stole a canoe, a kayak, and a motor from a boat on Long Meadow Pond, according to police. Toward the end of the month, someone stole the electronic speed limit sign police use to slow drivers and gather data on traffic patterns.
And though Resident State Trooper Cono D'elia can't be sure, he wonders if the thief or thieves would have felt as free to act if — effective July 1 — the town hadn't cut funding for its officers.
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joe_m wrote on Sep 14, 2012 7:17 AM:
" Very unbelievable. You would need a lot of police officers to patrol a town the size of Bethlehem to "prevent" thefts.
When was the the last time a police "presence" in a rural town discouraged a crime?
More believable that a disgruntled former police officer was trying to make a point. "
When was the the last time a police "presence" in a rural town discouraged a crime?
More believable that a disgruntled former police officer was trying to make a point. "
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Remove the aerator from the spout outlet and check and clean it if necessary. That often fixes it. It may have been the first fixture opened after the work on the system, and any crud that got loosened in the pipes by shutting down, and repressurizing the system sent it there. Sometimes, there are filter screens on the inlets, but check the spout first.
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Taxes and quotas for a stock pollutant with multiplicative uncertainty
We compare taxes and quotas when firms and the regulator have asymmetric information about abatement costs. Damages are caused by a stock pollutant. Uncertainty enters multiplicatively, i.e. it affects the slope rather than the intercept of abatement costs. We calibrate the model using cost and damage estimates of greenhouse gases. As with additive uncertainty, taxes dominate quotas. The advantage of taxes is much greater with mulitiplicative, compared to additive uncertainty.(This abstract was borrowed from another version of this item.)
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His wife knew someone who used saltwater to kill some young pines in his dad's yard.
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I think they make some form of this lotion at Fruth, as well. It's the one my son likes, and it works for him.
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"My brother-in-law is extremely susceptible to poison ivy. When we were all much younger, my husband and my brother-in-law went fishing somewhere on Blue Creek. After returning to Michigan, Dave had such a severe case of total body poison ivy that he spent several days covered in a prescription potion and Saran Wrap. The next summer, when he and my sister visited again, my husband and Dave went fishing on Blue Creek once again. Dave ended up walking through chest high poison ivy. I had him take my trusty bottle of Tecnu to the shower with instructions to use it all over. He didn't get even a trace of a rash."
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Integrating PHP and Perl
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Irfan Habib is an undergraduate student of software engineering at the National University of Sciences Technology. He has been deeply interested in Free and Open Source Software for years. He often comes across tasks for which he needs to pull together a solution really quickly, and Perl and PHP usually allow him to do that. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Designed for performance street and drag strip applications, these well engineered oil pans actually free up additional horsepower. Deep sumps provide ample oil supply and the low profile give adequate oil supply and maximum available ground clearance. Clears stock chassis, steering and most headers as listed. This is a necessity where high volume oil pumps and increased RPM ranges are used. Made in the U.S.A. Street/Strip - Low Profile
The Low Profile "triangulated" sump design that was originally developed by Milodon over two decades ago gives both adequate ground clearance, as well as sufficient oil capacity for any kind of high performance use. This pan is equally suited for use on the street or strip. Oil control baffles 100% subdue oil movement and provide increased horsepower. Street/Strip - Stroker Low Profile
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The newest 2013 NFL Mock Draft from Draft Tek, a seven-round effort, turns out to be very interesting from the perspective of the New York Giants. And the reason has nothing to do with Draft Tek's choice of Missouri defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson at No. 19 in the first round, a choice that makes sense and would make many amateur GMs ecstatic.
Rather, it has everything to do with Draft Tek selecting South Carolina running back Marcus Lattimore for the Giants in the fourth round, 113th overall.
Lattimore is the talented running back who suffered a gruesome knee injury last fall. Lattimore dislocated his right knee and tore several ligaments. in 2011 Lattimore tore the ACL in his left knee.
He declared his intention to enter the 2013 NFL Draft in December.
SB Nation spoke with Lattimore at the Senior Bowl, where he met with NFL teams although physically unable to practice or work out. Here are a couple of the best quotes from the interview:
"There are some dark days, but I just think about how many people would want to be in my shoes, and how many people are in a hospital bed right now and how many people are starving right now, and that's really why I don't complain about anything that happens to me." ...
"Whatever comes my way in life and in football, in anything, I will never break, nothing will break my happiness that I have in waking up every day and being able to train for the sport I love. I will be back on the field again, and I will be 100 percent."
The thought of the Giants taking a mid- to late-round flier on Lattimore, a 6-foot, 218-pound back considered one of the best in the country before his devastating injuries, is intriguing.
The Giants, of course, just released oft-injured Ahmad Bradshaw. They have David Wilson and Andre Brown, along with unproven Da'Rel Scott and veteran holdovers Ryan Torain and Kregg Lumpkin. The selection of a running back at some point in the draft to add depth and competition at running back would not be a stunner.
After jettisoning the seemingly always-injured Bradshaw, would the Giants take the risk with a player like Lattimore? He obviously has the heart and character the Giants like. But, most importantly, will he have healthy enough knees?
Draft Tek's Choices For The Giants
Round 1 (19th) -- Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri
Round 2 (49th) -- Jamar Taylor, CB, Boise State
Round 3 (81st) -- Cornelius Carradine, DE, Florida State
Round 4 (113th) -- Marcus Lattimore, RB, South Carolina
Round 5 (145th) -- Kyle Long, OT, Oregon
Round 6 (177th) -- Chris Gragg, TE, Arkansas
Round 7 (209th) -- Ray Polk, FS, Colorado
Lattimore Career Stats
Season | Team | Att | Yards | Avg | TD | Rec | Yards | Avg | TD |
2010 | South Carolina Gamecocks | 249 | 1197 | 4.8 | 17 | 29 | 412 | 14.2 | 2 |
2011 | South Carolina Gamecocks | 163 | 818 | 5.0 | 10 | 19 | 182 | 9.6 | 1 |
2012 | South Carolina Gamecocks | 143 | 662 | 4.6 | 11 | 26 | 173 | 6.7 | 0 |


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