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The goals Rafael was fouled by Chris Brunt on the edge of the area to allow Robin van Persie the opportunity to power in a free-kick that an unmarked Jones guided past Ben Foster in emphatic fashion. Rooney was involved in a move that saw Juan Mata feed Rafael on the right and his perfect centre was nodded home by the no.10 for his seventh goal in his last six starts against West Brom. For the third, Marouane Fellaini and Mata played short passes to relay it to Rooney and, when his through ball eluded the stretching Jonas Olsson, Welbeck swept home clinically past Foster.
Star men Rafael was outstanding on his return to the team at right-back with Rooney and Jones also nominated by MUTV as candidates for Man of the Match. BT Sport handed the champagne to Michael Carrick for a polished performance in midfield, while Mata made important contributions at both ends of the pitch, popping up to make one vital clearance in his own six-yard box from a Victor Anichebe cross-shot.
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Officials say casinos and the service industry provide the most popular jobs in Las Vegas. On average, for every hotel room built, three jobs are created. That has led many analysts to say the job market in Las Vegas is a sure bet.
Adam Lemire moved to Las Vegas for the job market. He said, "I just got to Vegas a week ago. I transferred from Honolulu. I came here for the opportunities and the job market."
Kara Kelley, president of the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce said, "We have 6,000 residents moving in every month, but we still keep an unemployment rate of around 4-percent. That is remarkable."
Lemire added, "It is just a lot better than Hawaii even though it was the price of paradise there, here it is a lot nicer and a lot cheaper."
Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman said," It is a fact we have a great place to do business in."
News is quickly spreading. The job market is hot in Las Vegas, but that news comes with challenges. Mayor Goodman said, "We have our work cut out for us because we don't have enough work force to keep up with the growth we are experiencing."
Kelley added, "It is a good problem for employees and a real tough problem for employers."
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For just the third time in franchise history, the D-backs have started 5-1 and they're finding a way to win while still missing some key pieces to their lineup.
Monday, before game one of a three-game series with the Pittsburgh Pirates, manager Kirk Gibson gave a quick update on his injured players.
Right fielder Cody Ross had a day off Sunday and will hopefully play five innings in the outfield Monday for Visalia in their game against Bakersfield. In three games as the designated hitter, he's 0-for-8 with a sacrifice fly.
Ross was put on the 15-day-DL with a left calf strain. He suffered the injury in a spring training game back on March 3.
Shortstop Didi Gregorius was supposed to be the designated hitter for Triple-A Reno against Salt Lake City Monday night, but the game was rained out.
"As soon as he can play, he'll play there," Gibson said.
Gregorius is still throwing across the diamond and that's gone "smoothly", according to Gibson. He's not scheduled to play defense until April 15th. Gregorius was put on the 15-day DL with a strained right elbow before spring training.
Infielder Willie Bloomquist, who is dealing with a grade-two strain of his right oblique, is slowly making progress.
"Willie's getting better, but he's really not swinging the bat or anything yet as far as we know," Gibson said about the veteran utility man.
Originally, the D-backs said Bloomquist would be out two to four weeks but as each day passes, it looks like the time frame could be longer.
Center fielder Adam Eaton, who is on the shelf with a strained UCL in his right elbow, has two more weeks before the team will perform tests to gauge the rookie's progress.
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I'm heading to New Orleans and Orlando later in the week for Toronto Raptors games there. How about those Raptors? Five in a row! Who'da thunk it after the mess of a 4-19 start?
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The number of crimes reported in 2013 dropped to 289, down from the 352 that were reported in 2012, according to the report.
Hazlet's Crime Index dropped from 252 in 2012 to 204 in 2013. Non-violent crime dropped to 197 reported incidents in 2013, down from 242 in the previous year.
Violent Crime dropped to 7 incidents in 2013, down from 10 in the previous year, according to the report.
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2.68/5 rDev -29.7%
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Appearance: Brown and decidedly so. Head is a dark tan and drops pretty quickly. Clear.
Smell: Hints of vanilla amidst an otherwise neutral malt profile. Some roasted notes coupled with a touch of caramel sweetness. Almost vegetal quality to the pepper addition. Definitely unique. Lingering cocoa notes come through the back, but have a hard time punching through.
Taste: More of what the nose gives you. Vanilla feels artificial and doesn't blend with the mild sweetness from the malts. A touch of biscuit, but just a touch. Cocoa makes a more assertive effort here, but ultimately falls short and comes across a little syrupy sweet. Chili peppers add a drop of heat, but if I didn't know to look for it, I'd probably miss it. Some roasted malts. Very mild overall.
Mouthfeel: Almost drinks like water, but a touch heavier. Carbonation is good though. Nice moderate carbonation.
Overall: I feel bad for this beer. It has a lot of potential, but falls short in the long run. The flavors could use a bit more aggression. Amp it up a couple notches and it would be worth it.
04-09-2012 20:14:32 | More by Goblinmunkey7
New Jersey
3.9/5 rDev +2.4%
I did not plan to drink this on Passover, it just worked out that way.
Brown, not black, body. Ruby highlights. Medium tan baseball size head. Minimal lacing.
Inviting but not assertive chocolate aroma. Hint of vanilla.
Taste is brown ale with Hershey's syrup. Vanilla hit at the swallow. Then after the liquid is safely settled in your belly, a warming wave from the chili pepper rises on the tongue.
Big smooth mouthfeel. Good richness.
An interesting beer, but I would like to try it with more vanilla and without the chili pepper.
04-08-2012 05:25:39 | More by RonfromJersey
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
04-02-2012 10:49:15 | More by Bilco
Ontario (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -6%
Licorice, yeast and chocolate. Pours a reddish brown and possesses a big soapy head. Malty, some vanilla, the chili kicks in at the end.A tad of sourness. a good chocolate. A bit above average mouthfeel. Besides the subdued flavors, its like an English brown.Decent drinkability.
03-30-2012 22:48:43 | More by Sammy
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
03-28-2012 04:10:12 | More by beerbrains
3.95/5 rDev +3.7%
Dark brown with ruby highlights and a filmy ecru head that leaves thin sheets of lace on the glass. Rich roasty malt, vanilla and mole sauce in the nose with a touch of honeycomb. Vanilla is the first flavor I taste with a touch of the cocoa and the peppery heat in the finish. All the flavors really meld together well and don't overpower each other. Medium light bodied with mild carbonation, a little more heft would have bumped my score up a tad but I'm nitpicking. This beer really exceeded my expectations. I tip my hat to the brewers of this beer as I really enjoyed it.
03-20-2012 01:43:13 | More by biggred1
3.25/5 rDev -14.7%
03-18-2012 00:17:37 | More by jpajpajeff
4/5 rDev +5%
03-10-2012 22:46:05 | More by sludgegnome
4.73/5 rDev +24.1%
Poured into a Gulden Draak tulip. Pours an extremely dark red brown, appearing black. Two finger light fine light tan head that dissipates fairly quickly, leaving lots of lacing. Aroma very malty with a hint of chocolate. Wow, interesting taste. A chocolate with chili flavor like mexican chocolate, cinnamon, vanilla, a hint of chocolate, malt is present but very secondary to the other flavors very smooth and integrated. Finishes with a spicy hop bite. Creamy like a chocolate milk shake. This is very tasty and different. I love it!
02-28-2012 05:07:34 | More by LiquidAmber
4.1/5 rDev +7.6%
12 oz. bottle poured into a Sam Adams Perfect Pint Glass. Liquid portion comes out a medium brown color. When you hold it up to the light, you can see highlights of brown, light brown, and red. Where the highlights are the lightest you can see that the beer has good clarity to it. Nice tan to off white colored head that has a lot of different sized bubbles and rises nice from a reasonably agressive pour. Good looking beer.
The smell on this beer is both wonderful and truly unique. Big malt backbone here, nothing weak about it. Vanilla is potent, but mellowed out nicely by the cocoa nibs. I know it says chili pepper is in there too, but it's not very strong. It could be because the pepper balances out the sweetness. As it warms up there are some slight floral and even earthy hop aromas. Overall it smells awesome!
Taste is also very good and equally unique. Very sweet malty, good, but not exactly the same complexity as the smell. Initial sweetness from the vanilla (tastes natural, not extract to me, then the cocoa nibs come out a little stronger in the flavor than in the smell. Chili peppers provide a little spicy kick that is pretty nice. Interesting and very flavorful.
Mouthfeel is really good. Good carbonation level. Pretty smooth, but not the whole way through. Starts sweet, stays that way most of the way, then there's some heat from the chili pepper, then finishes sweet. Overall this is really a great, yet underrated beer. Pretty unique all around.
Great beer, but my only knock is that it doesn't hold up all that great in time. I've had it both fresh and with a little time, it's better fresh, but that's to be said about many a beer.
02-28-2012 03:11:20 | More by AndyAvalanche
New York
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
02-25-2012 00:32:48 | More by jk3
3/5 rDev -21.3%
02-24-2012 19:47:57 | More by kaelingirl
4/5 rDev +5%
02-20-2012 03:46:59 | More by superspak
New York
4/5 rDev +5%
02-18-2012 20:16:34 | More by pgaveau
4/5 rDev +5%
02-15-2012 03:12:07 | More by SFC21
3.05/5 rDev -19.9%
Black body with mahogany edges. Sticky tan foam, long lasting head that hangs around for the duration of the glass in some form or another.
Sweet vanilla aroma, slightly artificial like sarsaparilla or cream soda. Mild powdered cocoa.
Thin body, sweet cocoa and vanilla flavors. Slight astringency, vaguely chocolatey with a feeble bitterness on the back end. Seems like one of those vanilla mocha creamer flavorings you'd put into coffee. Where are the chiles? Not even a tingle. Kinda meh overall, but fairly drinkable. Needs more roast and bitterness to balance the sweet artificial flavors.
02-14-2012 13:46:49 | More by emerge077
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
02-12-2012 16:13:11 | More by Tyrawlings
New York
2.8/5 rDev -26.5%
12oz. bottle courtesy of EBF 2012. Poured into a Southampton oversize snifter. Shared with schen9303.
Pours a off-white cream colored head with moderate retention. Beer is a clear, dark brown-purple. Lace is stringy with decent stick. Pretty good for the style.
Cocoa powder, chili, moderate nuttiness. Some caramel and brown sugar too. Decent.
Cocoa nib graininess. Chili peppers are tart and with a moderate kick. Sweet with a roasted malt balance. Finishes cocoa powder and chili sweet/fruitiness. Awkward.
Light bodied with moderate to high carbonation. Prickly, lively in the mouth and aggressive going down. Finishes messy with a lingering aftertaste. Pretty standard.
While this beer's not bad by any means, something with the flavor profile just doesn't sit well with me. The chili is prominent but so are the grainy cocoa nibs. Worth a try since its certainly interesting, but again, not for me.
02-11-2012 21:22:12 | More by SpeedwayJim
3.6/5 rDev -5.5%
12 fl oz brown bottle served in a nonic.
Slightly opaque, chocolate in color beneath a creamy, light coffee colored head with good retention as an intact sheet. Condensed lacing with not much strength.
Semi-sweet, rich milk chocolate aroma; light toffee. Peanut brittle and almond add a slight musty, airy quality. Faint, vinous fruit: cherry, plum.
Rich, milk chocolate and vanilla notes that are very pronounced, but not overpowering or too sweet. Once the richness subsides a bit, a dry herb and saffron spice make for a bland finish. Floral hops provide a hefty bitterness followed by an herb and vanilla aftertaste.
Full bodied. Initially, smooth and creamy on the palate; however, by mid sip it turns dry and airy.
A very interesting beer. Unique and flavorful, yet not one that really hits the mark as a session beer.
02-11-2012 01:36:55 | More by NEhophead
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02-09-2012 03:56:23 | More by hippityhophead24
3.45/5 rDev -9.4%
22 oz. bottle tried 7 Oct 2011. Served in the 0.3 L Herren Pils snifter.
Small light brown head. Medium carbonation. Clear dark brown in color. Aroma of dark chocolate, some vanilla, faint whiff of chili. Tastes of cocoa, oats, and vanilla. Cocoa is dominant. A slight bit of chili is evident as heat in the back of the throat. Medium to light body. Moderate alcohol. Finish and aftertaste are dominated by chocolate with a hint of chili.
A says a slightly acrid aftertaste. But she liked it a bit more.
02-04-2012 04:51:09 | More by htomsirveaux
North Carolina
3.43/5 rDev -10%
[Best served in a Lager glass]
The pour was a murky dark brown with a slight mahogany hue and a thick frothy light brown head that dissipated slowly down to a layer of fluffy residue that puddled on top and lasted throughout, which created some really excellent sheeting of lace on the glass.
The aroma was upfront with a strong alcohol scent followed by a dark roasted malt and a sweaty doughy yeast with notes of chocolate, vanilla, roasted coffee, some dark fruit and a peppery spice (probably from the chili's).
The taste was mildly sweet and very malty with hints of chocolate and vanilla at first and then had a nice dose of coffee and dark fruit take hold with a pronounced peppery finish. The flavor lasted a short while after the swallow leaving behind a chili pepper bite to linger on well after everything else faded.
Mouthfeel was medium in body and a bit oily and quite creamy in texture with a soft carbonation.
Overall definitely a different twist on a brew, bold tasting with a surprising spicy finish.
01-21-2012 17:28:26 | More by KajII
2.85/5 rDev -25.2%
A - Pours rich brown into a tulip with 3 full fingers of frothy head. When held to the light, almost takes on a cranberry red color.
S - Hints of Dutch Cocoa powder and dried chilies.
T - WOW!! Alot of chili there. I was thinking this was going to be a brown ale equivalent of Hunahpu, but damn am I wrong. The chili is overwhelming. Very dry finish, with just a hint of the cocoa nib. Vanilla is a fleeting essence right before the swallow. .
M - Very vigorously carbonated, but the creamy head mellows it out.
O - I'm not a chili head, but I do like some heat. This is over peppered. Almost to the point of being unappealing. The cocoa nibs and vanilla take second fiddle to the chili and that's a real disappointment.
01-20-2012 00:56:22 | More by RocPorterFanatic
2.9/5 rDev -23.9%
Reviewed from notes. Split 3 ways at dinner last week.
Pours dark brown with a thin brown head.
Aroma is faint chocolate and vanilla. Don't get much chile from the nose and all smells are kind of muted and bland.
Rich chocolate flavor hits at first. Not as much vanilla as the nose would indicate, but the chiles are more noticable especially as it warms. Always just a complement though, they never take on too much heat. A little astringency in the aftertaste.
A touch light bodied for the style with medium carbonation.
A little bit of a harsh finish and not overwhelmingly great flavors or combinations. Not horrible, but probably won't seek out again.
01-18-2012 13:32:31 | More by jmarsh123
4.22/5 rDev +10.8%
Tasted On: 01-10-2012
Freshness: Not indicated
Packaging: 22 oz. brown bottle
Glassware: Dogfish Head signature glass
Purchased: Received in a trade
Appearance: Dark brown, nearly black, with garnet highlights when held to the light. Head is tan, with small tight bubbles about 2 and a half fingers high. Good head retention and very good lacing.
Smell: Rich aromas of dark toasted malts, with chocolates, chili peppers, and some alcohol.
Taste: Up front has chili spices and some heat. Also taste sweet chocolate and vanilla. I like the balance here of chili and chocolate, sweet and heat. Some alcohol warmth as well.
Mouthfeel: Full bodied, with a creamy texture. Carbonation is medium to high. Finish is lightly sweet with some lingering heat and a hint of the vanilla.
Overall: Very interesting and well-constructed brew. I think this one compares well with the Terrapin version.
Thanks to DrewShal9 for this one!
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A man is standing trial for the murder of a Peterbourgh woman more than 30 years ago.
A "sexual predator" who targeted young women committed a violent murder which went unsolved for more than 30 years, a prosecutor has said.
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For one retired Cambridgeshire detective, the 33-year hunt for the killer of Sally McGrath has brought relief too, finally closing the case on the only murder he was unable to solve.
Paul Taylor, of Valentine Close, Fareham, Hampshire, was also found guilty of three rapes, an attempted rape and a serious sexual offence.
Today, at Chelmsford Crown Court, Judge Mr Justice Owen said: "I think it is clear there was a sexual element to the murder of Sally McGrath.
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A sexual predator and killer convicted of a 1979 murder has been jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum of 18 years.
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Police read a statement from Miss McGrath's parents, Christine and Joe, and the rest of the family. "We would like to express our thanks to Detective Superintendent Jeff Hill and all of the current members of his cold case team for their hard work, dedication and professionalism."
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Prosecutor Karim Khalil told the court Paul Taylor was married at the time of the 1979 offences.
He openly slept with other women, regularly going for "quickies", but insisted in a police interview that the relationships were always consensual.
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In the 1970s he was a reasonably good-looking and physically strong young man. He was brimming with confidence and had the capacity to be an engaging flirt and a ladies' man.
"But if he did not have his own way, he had the capacity to become violent very quickly.
"He used this violence to force young women into submission or simply have his way with them." Karim Khalil, Prosecuting barrister
Cambridgeshire Police say they will now investigate possible further sex attacks committed by Paul Taylor during the years he escaped justice.
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As a result of this inquiry, we have already considered what other offences may have been committed by Taylor.
"Given the nature of the offending, there is every chance that similar crimes have occurred that we just quite simply don't know about."
Former soldier and builder Paul Taylor, 60, originally from Peterborough and now of Valentine Close, Fareham, Hampshire, was arrested last year following a cold case review.
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The old saying, "Everything is bigger in Texas!" could well apply to this month's Team PRP Recycler of the Month—Snyder's Certified Auto and Truck Parts.
The family-owned and -operated business was started by Ralph Snyder and his oldest son, Dan, in 1988. At that time, Ralph was leaving the construction business, and Dan was a new college graduate. In 1994, Ralph's middle son, Andy, joined in, while the youngest son, Travis, joined them later, in 2002. Ralph's oldest daughter, Bonnie Garcia serves as Snyder's CFO, as well as for their self-service operations (Wrench-a-Part).
Snyder's employs 55 people at their Holland, TX location, with approximately 100 more employees working at the three Wrench-a-Part locations found in Austin, Belton, and Lubbock, TX.
The Holland location processes about 2400 vehicles annually on their 37-acre property, while the three Wrench-a-Part locations—on a total of just over 100 acres—process approximately 24,000 additional vehicles annually.
Snyder's specializes in high-quality late model salvage, and prides themselves on excellent customer service and accurate inventory. Their Wrench-a-Part locations are particularly modern and clean facilities, boasting a large volume of self-service vehicles to choose from.
The Automotive Recyclers Association (ARA) awarded Snyder's their "Car Star Award" in 2010, and in the same year, they were selected as a finalist in the Baylor University Small Business of the Year awarding. Additionally, they were pleased to have been the recipient of a "Team PRP Quality Control Award."
In 1999, Dan and Andy Snyder accepted an invitation from Barry Rubin and Mike Kunkel to join the original Part Source of Texas trading group. This group pioneered the trailering system that is now the hallmark of Team PRP.
Dan, who serves as Snyder's general manager, stated that he attributes much of their success to partnering with Team PRP, as well as to being a long-standing member of the Counts Owner Groups (Profit Teams).
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Grand Valley Auto Parts, Inc.
The latest to be named our Team PRP Recycler of the Month is Grand Valley Auto Parts, Inc. in Jenison, Michigan!
Grand Valley is a third-generation, family business, originally opened in 1967 by Loren Allen. His nine children all helped with that business in its early years, but it was son Brian Allen who took a special interest in it and eventually purchased that business from his father in 1992.
While Brian still oversees the operation, two of his children—daughter Jennifer McDonald (Office Manager) and a son, Mitch Allen (Production Manager)—are gradually taking over the operations with the intention of purchasing the business from their father.
With 13 employees, the facility continues to grow. In the last year, a second dismantler and a second sales representative were added, with a third dismantler and third sales rep to be added soon.
The Grand Valley facility is state-of-the-art. A 12,000-square-foot energy-efficient building was added in more recent years, and their original 24,000-square-foot building remains, serving as a shipping and receiving area.
Grand Valley is URG8000, MICAR (Michigan Certified Auto Recycler), and MICAR Plus certified. They value their many industry associations, something that Brian Allen put into practice from the time he took over the company.
Jennifer served as the Team PRP Midwest Secretary for nearly two years, and now serves on the Team PRP Marketing Committee. "We believe in Team PRP and are very proud to be members! While we are one of the smaller members of the network the value of quality part vendors, trustworthy partners, networking opportunities, freight capabilities, training programs, access to remans and Profit Team participation has far outweighed the costs and is helping us grow!"
Grand Valley Auto Parts, Inc. website: http://www.grandvalleyautoparts.com
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Kosiski Auto Parts, Inc., in Omaha, Nebraska becomes our newest Team PRP Recycler of the Month!
When asked how many employees work at Kosiski, president and owner, Joe Kosiski, was quick to reply, "Twenty-three GREAT employees!" In learning about their business, it became readily apparent that this was a business run with great pride and a strong sense of teamwork and professionalism.
Owned and founded jointly by three Kosiski brothers—Joe, Steve and Ed—Kosiski's was formerly "Williams Auto Parts" in 1975. At that time, their father, Bob Kosiski, purchased the property and started the business along with his sons. In 1980, they renamed the business and rebuilt their facility on new property.
In addition to their 8-acre facility, which holds about 850 cars, they own A-1 Crashed Cars, a You-Pull-It location in South Sioux City, Nebraska.
Today, a number of family members work with Kosiski's, including Joe's daughter (Lisa Leighton) and son (Andrew Kosiski), as well as two nephews—Robby, who acts as their production manager, and Brian, who works in scrapping. Bob Kosiski is no longer an owner, but remains involved there.
In addition to a number of "Best of Omaha" awards over the years, Joe Kosiski was pleased to mention their Team PRP Top Dog award winners; Gary Pinneo (Sales Manager), won first place with last year's Top Dog awards, and just last week, Andrew Kosiski won third place in this year's awards group.
Clearly proud of the Kosiski team, Joe added, "We have a great crew here, and without them, we wouldn't be where we are at. We've got a lot of heart with our crew!"
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Team PRP RECYCLER OF THE MONTH
Our newest Team PRP Recycler of the Month is Don's Automotive Mall, Inc.—with locations serving the southern tier of New York and northern tier of Pennsylvania.
A large family-owned operation, Donald Beagell, Sr. started the business in 1949 at their main Binghamton, New York location. The original facility burnt to the ground in 1972, but was later rebuilt. Don Sr. ran the facility with his three sons, Don Jr., Roger and Gary, until 1985 when Don Jr. took over and ran the business for several years.
Later, another family member, Mike Colsten, ran the business as General Manager until his recent retirement, when Cindy and Randy Howard and Greg Beagell took over. (Today, Don Beagell, Jr., along with his son and daughter Greg Beagell and Cindy Howard, are co-owners with Mike Colsten.)
In 1990, with several other family members, a facility in Elmira, New York (about 65 miles west of the main location) was purchased, which was then converted to a self-service location called Horseheads Pick-A-Part. In 2007, one more location in Pennsburg, Pennsylvania was added, becoming a second Don's full-service location. The addition of that location offered customers daily delivery from Philadelphia PA to Syracuse NY.
Each location is sizable, with 17 acres in Binghamton, 6.5 acres in Pennsburg, and 25 acres in Horseheads. The company employs a total of 91 people. Vehicles processed annually reaches approximately 6500.
Don's Automotive is proud to have received beautification awards and Gold Seal Certification from Automotive Recyclers Association (ARA). The family has been very active in both the ARA and the ARANY over the years, and they credit much of their success to the knowledge gained from fellow recyclers.
"Working together with some of the best automotive recyclers in the country to raise the level of service and quality has set us apart from our competition," Greg Beagell attested. "Our quality trading partners, and our nightly exchange at our hub, allows us to say yes—with confidence—much more often."
Website: http://www.donsauto.com
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Hanser's Automotive & Wrecker Company in Billings, Montana becomes our latest Team PRP Recycler of the Month!
The group of Hanser companies now consists of auto and truck repair, volume transmission rebuilding, wrecker and recovery services, environmental remediation, and a late model salvage company. They employ over 100 workers, which includes 14 master technicians.
Family owned and operated, Ralph Hanser remains the owner and is still active working in the towing department. Son, Scott, serves as general manager, overseeing all operations of the Salvage Company. Shawn, another son, runs the service department and the transmission rebuild department. A third son, Spencer, runs the heavy wreckers portion and handles training for this division. Ralph's wife Sharon still handles their payroll.
Here are just a few of the impressive facts concerning their very sizable operation:
• Hanser's has over 2,000 late model cars and trucks available.
• Their over 60,000 square foot building sits on 24 acres.
• Hanser's state-of-the-art rebuild center includes torque converters, valve bodies and solenoid rebuilding. About 25 transmissions are shipped out each day.
• The heavy-duty truck department has 125-foot drive through bays, allowing trucks and trailers to remain connected. In this division, there are 87 pieces of operating equipment, including five roadside service trucks, excavation equipment and specialized Hazmat emergency response units.
• Service bays for auto and truck repair are 29-feet with a hoist capable of lifting up to 60,000 pounds; this enables the company to handle diesel and motor coach repair.
• Hanser's owns approximately 80 tow trucks and support vehicles.
• About 1500 vehicles per year are processed in the salvage division.
We are partnered with Team PRP knowing that they market to the insurance companies better than we could, and having access to such a large inventory allows us to better serve our customers, which is our end-result goal at Hanser's. – Scott Hanser
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Changing Patterns of Domestic and Cross-Border Fiscal Policy Multipliers in Europe and the US
AbstractThis paper documents time variation in domestic fiscal policy multipliers in Germany, the UK and the US, and in cross-border fiscal spillovers from Germany to the seven largest European Union economies. We propose two VAR models which incorporate three "global factors" representing developments in the world economy, and we combine them with identification of fiscal shocks à la Blanchard and Perotti (2002) and Perotti (2005), to study the effects of net tax and government spending shocks on GDP, inflation and interest rates. By recursively estimating these models on different samples of data, we find that the domestic impact of tax shocks has been positive but vanishing for Germany and the US, stably not significant for the UK. Financial markets deregulations may play an important role in that since they allow households to be less dependent on disposable income and to smooth more easily consumption. Domestic government spending multipliers are found to be positive but feeble in the short-run and close to zero or slightly negative in the medium-run, implying that private consumption and investments might be crowded out. These results suggest that, in the European Monetary Union, discretionary fiscal policy "surprises" (i.e. unexpected tax cuts and government spending expansions) cannot be used by governments as substitutes for lost national monetary instruments, since they have shown to be progressively ineffective over time. Finally, we find that fiscal expansions in Germany have had beneficial (though declining) effects for neighboring countries, especially the smaller ones. This may indicate that the trade channel of transmission of fiscal policy dominates the interest rate one.
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