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4.5/5 rDev +0.4%
Great little place with tons of great beer. You would never know what this place was about just passing by. Tiny interior with just a lot of great beer-domestic and imports. The owners a helluva nice guy and he's really into it for the love of beer.
Highly recommended.
05-17-2013 01:43:38 | More by brewandbbq
4.75/5 rDev +6%
My favorite beer store in San Francisco. Great selection and Steve really knows his beers. I have found a lot of hard to find old favorites here as well as found a lot of new favorites. Great selection of both Belgian and US craft beers. Only down side is that parking is tough to find.
04-26-2013 23:28:03 | More by nrb1
4.93/5 rDev +10%
I found this place while searching for a beer on beermenus.com. This was the only store in the Bay Area I could find that seemed to have was I was looking for, so I came in to see if they actually carried it. Not only did they carry it, but they also carried a huge selection of other very good beer.
This store is relatively new, which explains why I haven't heard of it before (and why there aren't that many reviews yet on BA). The selection is fantastic. I saw a number of beers here that I couldn't find at Healthy Spirits, and overall, I think the selection here is as great as the selection at Healthy Spirits. Prices are reasonable as well. If it means anything, beermenus.com shows they carry 921 beers as of this review compared to 788 at Healthy Spirits (although that list is probably not 100% complete or accurate). They recommended following them on Twitter or Facebook for the latest updates.
The staff is friendly, and very helpful. They recommended some very good beer based on my tastes that I may not have otherwise found in their huge selection. I found them to be interesting to chat with, and very willing to go out of their way for me if I had any requests.
Overall, I feel this is one of the top beer stores in the Bay Area. Definitely worth checking out!
10-15-2012 06:06:14 | More by Falcon91Wolvrn03
4.41/5 rDev -1.6%
Having just moved from a place that was a half block away from City Beer, I was thrilled to stumble upon Ales Unlimited so close to my new place.
If you took a neighborhood convenience store and converted it into a bottle shop, you'd get this place. It's in a fairly small space on a quiet corner in Pac Heights. Parking on the surrounding streets is unmetered, but pretty hard to come by.
The selection is impressive given the somewhat cramped quarters. As other reviewers have pointed out, they carry a good mix of well known brands like Stone and Russian River as well as a wide variety of Belgians. I've definitely seen a number of breweries and releases on their shelves that I hadn't seen carried anywhere else in town.
My first time in I chatted for a while with Steve, who I think is the owner. He was super friendly and offered to try to acquire anything they don't currently carry. He also does good job of updating Twitter to let you know what has just hit their shelves.
One detail that I appreciate is that they post the Beer Advocate or Ratebeer scores for a large share of their stock. It's a small thing, but I like not having to pull out my iPhone when I'm figuring out which of a half dozen new Mikkeller releases is a can't miss.
The center of the store is made up of wine racks. I'll be curious to see if they eventually phase that out in favor of more beer shelves as they get more popular.
05-03-2012 21:41:32 | More by TaxDork
North Carolina
4.3/5 rDev -4%
I stopped in while in SF on business. The space is small but it fits nicely in its residential area not all that far from the touristy areas. They were in the process of adding a large new refrigeration unit so it was a little chaotic but I think it's going to be a great addition. Despite the activity, the selection is pretty impressive and the atmosphere is very authentic. They had several from Russian River and lots of Belgians. The guy in the shop is very helpful and happy to talk beer. This place is well worth a visit.
04-20-2012 04:46:46 | More by GJ40
4.58/5 rDev +2.2%
Awesome selection of beers. I love it when I walk into a place and there are more new beers that I'd like to try than I am willing (or able) to carry out of the place on my trek home. The store from the outside is pretty unassuming really. But once you get inside and start perusing the aisles, you see that this is not your typical little store. Lots and lots of goodies here to try. I mean they even had Sink the Bismarck here. And oversized bottles from d'Chouffe I had never seen before. I think they were some holiday special or something. They also had Rayon Vert pretty much the day after it was officially released. I still haven't seen that beer in many places. I met the owner and we chatted it up a bit, which honestly, is not something I normally seek out. I just like to get my beer and head on out. But he was cool. He's got the love (clearly) for the brew and he's doing what he can to promote things and move it all forward. It's too bad there aren't more beer stores like this one, or that it was nearer to my place.
04-16-2012 07:37:30 | More by RblWthACoz
4.41/5 rDev -1.6%
I'm glad they finally added this spot for me. I found this place through City Beer Store after they had sold out of Black Butte XXIII. It took me a minute to find it after I called ahead. When I got there and introduced myself I was warmly greeted. My requests had been put aside and I got a nice little tour. They have a very nice selection in cramped quarters, but for the service and selection it is well worth it. The owner even told me he'd be willing to try and hunt down a few beers not normally shipped to CA. Kick ass sir. I'll go back soon.
01-08-2012 03:04:49 | More by OBeerMeGreatOne
4.41/5 rDev -1.6%
I received a gift card to this shop for christmas and decided to check it out last saturday. It's very easy to get to in the city since it's practically right off Lombard. Nothing like Healthy Spirits where you have to travel a ways to get to. Parking is pretty tough, I had to get a spot down the street and around the corner and I barely fit in that spot. The actual shop is pretty small, I think it's smaller then Healthy Spirits.
The service was great, there were 2 people working which is all you need in a shop this size. It was a man and a women. They were both very nice and the man was very eager to help which was nice since I needed it a few times. He even threw out some suggestions and told me about a few beers. The selection was nice, mainly belgium beers but there some beers like Stone, Ballast Point and Hair of the Dog.
My only quirk about this place which got me a little frustrated when I was in there shopping was that they don't put prices on their beers so I didn't know how much more than 3/4 of the beer stock cost. They had shelf talkers with a price on a few of the highly regarded beers.
Overall I really like this place. The employees were great, the stock was great and it's in an easy location in a good neighborhood. If they changed the whole price thing I'd be back more since I didn't recognize more than half the beer there. If you're in the neighborhood check it out.
01-04-2012 03:55:35 | More by BigB415
4.14/5 rDev -7.6%
I found a better selection of unusual beers here than almost anywhere in the city except for the Jug Shop. They are especially strong in Belgians and have a thorough sampling of interesting brews and breweries from around the US. They seem to have an affinity for oddities.
I only found this place because I wrote down the actual street address. It seems to be called Ales Unlimited now, which much more accurately describes the business and the appeal to beer geeks. It's a tiny corner market space but a treasure hunt as you twist and squat among the narrow aisles.
For the tourist, this is in an interesting neighborhood just east of upper Fillmore where bus and trolley coach lines converge. Bring your backpack.
10-24-2011 04:25:48 | More by mactrail
4.3/5 rDev -4%
San Francisco's best kept secret for beer? Quite possibly so....
I was waking around on my own around Pacific Heights and suddently, my eyes were attracted to the Tripel Karmeliet tulips and bottles of Fuller's ESB cleanly displayed at the front window. It was an unusally hot day on April 1 (as a visitor, the joke must have been on me) and I needed an excuse to look at the beer inventory. I grabbed a bottle of water and before I knew it, temptation got the best of me and several bottles of beer went along with the purchase. While it's not a large store (in fact, the few aisels are very narrow), plenty of goods are packed inside. Wine and beer included.
I would say close to 50/50 of the beer's are stored in the fridge while others sits at room temp. Neatly displayed and free of dust and away from sunlight should translate to quality storage. Lots of Belgian and Americans on hand with some additional countries mixed in. Breweries like Russian River, The Bruery, Rodenbach, DeStruise, Malheur, AleSmith, Green Flash, Hair of the Dog, Hacker Pschorr, DeRanke, Abita, Grand Teton, Victory. Even some "rarities" here too, such as Black Albert and Marron Acidifie (which was on-sale prior to the release day, more on that later). As scary as it may sound, I found the selection to be nearly as good as City Beer Store sans the tap beer. Too bad the beer isn't labled with pricetags, or I would rate the service higher. Speaking of....
In this kind of store, you never know what kind of knowledge you're going to receive from the checker. When I had picked up the last bottle of Marron Acidifie, I was told that she couldn't sell it to me because that beer was accidently received and put on sale before the official release day. Then quickly, she spoke to someone of a higher power on the phone (presumably an owner) to see if she could indeed sell the beer to me. Long story short, she did. Afterwards, she told me "not to tell anyone" that Marron Acidifie was being sold here ahead of release time. It wasn't that move that justifies the service score; she also knew her way around different beer styles too.
The intersection of Jackson and Webster is quiet, yet provided a great surprise to this beer geek. Folks around Pacific Heights, what are you waiting for?
07-10-2011 04:54:16 | More by DoubleJ
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Concorrência E Performance Do Setor Bancário Em Um Mercado Heterogêneo
AbstractFinancial markets have become increasingly integrated throughout the world. Does this mean that local financial institutions are becoming irrelevant? We argue that due to the information asymmetries involved in credit concession and banks' role as monitors the answer is no. Motivated by empirical evidences that show a great dispersion among Brazilian banks' interest spreads, we have developed an imperfect competition model where the need to monitor loans and the heterogeneity of demand for credit create market niches in which it is possible to systematically charge higher interest rates on credit. Bank deposits do not need monitoring; thus the tendency to more intense competition. The difference in the level of competition under which these two services operate can generate an inefficient allocation of resources in the economy, particularly harming less developed areas. Volumes of loans and deposits observed in different Brazilian cities and states support the conclusions of the model.
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Interesting article by Monica Boylson in the Jan. 2 Delhi Press concerning Delhi trustees discussion about budget and levies for Delhi Township.
Hard for me to believe that the trustees would consider using $300,000 of TIF for a Pavilion in Delhi Park "Central" when last year they considered $150,00 for fire house renovation for the station on Greenwell Avenue that was not done (funds were not used).
One would think that if township safety services were worth a levy that they would first address issues with a fire house with TIF before spending twice the amount on a Pavilion.
I believe that an additional 0.5 mill for Parks to relieve some of the strain on the General Fund is warranted but question the timing when a levy is asked for and a new building is requested. Makes one think the levy is to provide funds to maintain and repair the new building.
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Quickly accessing the camera in iOS 5.1
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Among a handful of other new features and improvements, iOS 5.1 lets users of the iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS and fourth-generation iPod touch access the camera even more quickly than what was possible under its 5.0 predecessor. To do so, simply press any button to bring up the device's lock screen, then place your finger over the camera icon and slide up—as you do so, the traditional camera interface will appear underneath, giving you near-instant access for more timely shots.
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Terms-of-Trade Disturbances and Fiscal Policy in a Small Open Economy
AbstractThis paper examines the dynamic and steady-state effects of shifts in the terms of trade and the level of government debt in a small open economy. The study is based on a simulation model that is loosely calibrated to the Canadian economy. There are three goods in the model: nontradables, importables, and exportables. Consumers optimize over their expected lifetime and do not care about the well-being of future generations, so Ricardian equivalence does not hold. Profit-maximizing firms use inputs of capital, labor, and an intermediate good and face costly adjustment of capital. Copyright 1993 by Royal Economic Society.
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Low-molecular weight heparins (LMWHs) have been shown to be as safe and effective as unfractionated heparin (UFH) for the treatment of acute venous thrombosis and non-life-threatening pulmonary embolism. Different reports have shown that LMWHs may also be used to treat patients with unstable angina or non-Q-wave infarction. The safety of LMWHs used at therapeutic dose has been widely studied in pivotal clinical trials and analysed in several meta-analyses. However, despite the wide development and use of LMWHs, several issues regarding the safety and optimal use of LMWHs remain unanswered.
The main adverse effect of LMWHs is bleeding and it is uncertain whether a weight-adjusted dosage regimen without laboratory monitoring can be used in patients with a high risk of bleeding, such as patients with renal failure, elderly patients, obese patients or pregnant women. These patients are usually excluded from clinical trials and only a few studies, not sufficiently powered to estimate efficacy and safety, have been carried out in these special populations. Most of the available data comes from pharmacokinetic or population pharmacodynamic studies or clinical reports. Results in patients with renal impairment who are not undergoing haemodialysis suggest that a reduction in calculated creatinine clearance levels is associated with an increased risk of accumulation of anti-Xa activity, the extent of which differs depending on the individual LMWH and the extent to which the compound is cleared by the kidney. The limited data available regarding the use of therapeutic doses of LMWHs in obese patients suggest that there is no need to cap the dose at a maximal allowable dose. Long-term (3-month) treatment with LMWHs appears to be as effective and safe as oral anticoagulant therapy for the treatment of venous thromboembolism. It appears that each LMWH is a distinct compound with unique pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic profiles. Until more data are available regarding these special populations, periodic monitoring of anti-Xa activity levels may be recommended to detect accumulation and/or an overdose and minimise the bleeding risk.
The non-haemorrhagic adverse effects of the LMWHs include heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (HIT) and osteoporosis. The incidence of HIT appears to be lower with LMWHs than with UFH; there is currently not enough data to compare the frequency of HIT between the various LMWHs. LMWHs also appear to carry a lower risk of causing osteoporosis than UFH.
In conclusion, studies that include special population patients are required to make conclusive recommendations concerning the safety and monitoring of the different LMWHs.
Within this Article
- 1. Low-Molecular Weight Heparin (LMWH) Preparations and Pharmacodynamic Properties
- 2. Bleeding Risk with LMWHs in Patients Included in Clinical Trials
- 3. Bleeding Risk in Special Populations
- 4. Monitoring Patients Treated with LMWHs
- 5. Non-Haemorrhagic Adverse Effects of LMWHs
- 6. Conclusions
- References
- References
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- Title
- Safety Profile of Different Low-Molecular Weight Heparins Used at Therapeutic Dose
- Journal
Drug Safety
Volume 28, Issue 4 , pp 333-349
- Cover Date
- 2005-04-01
- 10.2165/00002018-200528040-00005
- Print ISSN
- 0114-5916
- Online ISSN
- 1179-1942
- Publisher
- Springer International Publishing
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- Authors
- Dr Isabelle Gouin-Thibault (1)
- Eric Pautas (2)
- Virginie Siguret (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Laboratoire d'Hématologie, Hôpital Charles Foix (University Hospital of Paris), 7 avenue de la République, 94205, Ivry sur Seine cedex, France
- 2. Médecine Interne, Gériatrie, Hôpital Charles Foix (University Hospital of Paris), Ivry/Seine, France


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