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The cliché term "comic genius" is used too frequently, but was highly appropriate for Jonathan Winters. His "stream of consciousness" style - where he would flit from one character to the next, without scripting, inspired many other comics, in particular Robin Williams. The younger comic would pay homage to Winters by casting him as his "son" on his "Mork and Mindy" TV series. Winters has died at the age of 87.
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Keywords: Jonatahn Winters, Maudei Frickert, comedian, comedy, Robin Williams, death
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Winters passed away at his home in Montecito, California. He is survived by his two daughters and five grandchildren.
Highly admired by his peers, Winters was awarded the Mark Twain Prize, which goes to outstanding humorists in 1999.
Winters' appearances on TV shows made him a beloved figure in the entertainment world. He was a favorite guest on the 1960s "The Tonight Show" with host Jack Paar. He frequently was a guest star on "The Hollywood Squares," Dean Martin's celebrity roasts and countless variety shows.
One of his most popular characters was "Maude Frickert," a sarcastic old lady. "I decided, having seen a lot of older people, that many of them are shelved -- put in retirement homes to rot," he said. "I decided to (be) a hip old lady" -- one who had a wicked sense of humor, the kind of person who was married 12 times and cracked a whip in a ward of cardiac patients.
On "Mork and Mindy," Winters played Mearth, Mork's son, who -- having hatched from a giant egg -- was the size of an adult but had the mind of a child..
Winters was also a prolific recording artist, producing more than a dozen comedy records, including 1960's "The Wonderful World of Jonathan Winters."
He honed his talent for characters and voices from a young age. After serving in World War II, he married his wife, Eileen, in 1948. Winning a local talent show, he became a disc jockey on a local radio station, making up some of his interviewees. Eventually he left for New York, becoming a nightclub comic and earning spots on "The Tonight Show."
His climb to the top was disrupted when he suffered a nervous breakdown in 1961. He spent eight months in a mental institution and was diagnosed as bipolar. Once released, he would star in his most memorable film role, "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" as a truck driver who inadvertently destroys a gas station.
The comedic world is flush with tributes to this most singular talent. "The first time I saw Jonathan Winters perform, I thought I might as well quit the business," tweeted Dick Van Dyke after hearing of Winters' death. "Because, I could never be as brilliant."
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Fun little bar, spacious and laid back. Peanut shells on the floor kind of place.. Be sure to play the Keno like NYS lottery game.
Live entertainment
We have continued to have an awesome time here year after year during bike weekend! they have super bands and cold beer!!! never go to alexandria bay without stopping here for at least one!
Open year round, very busy bar in the summer. Live bands on weekends. Most people don't know, but you can order wings and finger foods.
Great place for a cocktail and some popcorn entertainment ( we were there on the weekends) .
friendly bartenders and good service. front windows slide open so just like being outside.Had a great time every time we have been there through the years.
We stayed 2 nights in A Bay and decided to go downtown for a bite to eat and a few drinks. It's hard to explain how uncomfortable we felt when we went in to Skiffs. You could tell who the regulars were and while there were plenty of empty stools at the tables that you could have pulled up to...
Peanuts galore, on the floor, but never on the bar, just ask for some while you are having a drink. the music is good and never too loud, great view of the Main St activity.
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High prices and cover charge when there is no band. I was inside for hours decided to leave and realized I forgot my jacket inside. They wouldnt let me go back and get in untill I payed the 5 bucks. Heartless!
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Stopped at Skiffs several times to stop for a drink- actually left my husband there while I did a little shopping. A local place which welcomes tourists- nice to see. Good atmosphere, drinks, prices and music. Didn't order food- no need to- there are plenty of other places in town to eat.
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Each of these "Survival Bracelets" has 15 to 20 feet of 550-pound test paracord inside. If you ever need to use the cord for something, just unravel the binding. When you're done, you can send it back to manufacturer Survival Straps and they'll rewind it for you free of charge. Most people probably wouldn't ever end up using it, but I think they're pretty attractive in a ultra masculine way. They're available in a variety of colors with either steel or plastic clasps for around $20-$25. Survival Bracelets product page [SurvivalStraps.com]
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That looks pretty hefty for a bracelet, I think a belt might be a better idea… and with my waist size that would add up to almost a mile of useful rope.
These are priced as low as $6 on eBay. Wrapping things in paracord must be some kind of cottage industry. Other things you can get wrapped in paracord: knives, keychains, zipper pulls, and a thousand species of "lanyard."
But the real money is evidently in raw paracord, because listings for that outnumber finished products about two to one. You know what they say about selling shovels during a gold rush.
We made these in boy scout camp. Crafty!
If only I could figure out how to wrap my iPhone in paracord and still have it be usable…
Something I've had/used/loved for a long time:
Paracord is usually pretty cheap and these are remarkable easy to make. I keep a similar wrapping/knot around the handle of a bag I travel with a lot and in addition to improving my grip on it, untying the paracord has helped me secure other packages more than once. I bought a spool of I think 1000 feet of it 12 years ago off cheaper than dirt and still find uses for small lengths of it all the time.
Just checked. 1000 feet for $40. Multiple colors available.
Looks like I'll be making my own; not even their biggest size will fit my wrist.
It'd be handier if the buckle were also a descent device.
Saw these on instructables almost a year ago. Wait… The license on the site gives a year patent. Conspiracy?
Strong enough for a man, but girls like it too!
I've had a bracelet that a friend made for me out of Prusik rope for about four years now. I really only wear it for aesthetic purposes, and I tie it much differently, but I really dig that I could actually use it to go climbing.
Just pair this with our chic yet manly grappling hook earrings for ever-ready chasm traversal capability!
A great blog to follow for these sorts of things:
These have been popular for some time now. I've been recently making them for myself and friends. They are REALLY easy to make and totally fun. Don't spend $20-$25 on them, make them yourself! Stormdrane has one of the best sites out there and he posts to both edcforums.conf as well as instructables.
I'd so wear this if I was picked for Survivor!
Hmm, the crossfit journal (subscription required) recently posted an article on a guy hiking through a mountain pass. He fell into a crevasse, and had no climbing equipment. Based on nature of the hike and the terrain, it wasn't a trail where people would carry ropes or expect to find a crevasse.
His buddy pulled loops of fabric off of their equipment and tied them together; the ultimate "bedsheet rope". Other people stopped to help, and they made a 25-30 ft string. The guy ended up pulling himself out on this tiny strand, and lived to tell the tale.
In that light- this product actually looks useful.
This is cool. I learned macrame in High School but haven't done any knot tying in a long time. This and the links in the comments make me want to get back into it.
I think I'll start off with a paracord bracelet!
Thanks Joel!
@WEATHERMAN: The buckle is a descent device: don't you know your Munter Hitch?
A bracelet ? Meh… But a watchband – now that's useful 😉
As a climber (one that used to wear cordelette) and a former worker in a machine shop, please be warned that although the strength sounds appealing at first, it may cause other issues. Make sure your homemade buckles can be released easily, or at least more easily than your hand can be released from your body. Carrying a knife that can be opened with one hand is also useful.
I wear a couple of wraps of tough string around my wrist for this sort of thing – admittedly more for tying up boxes so I can carry them home – this looks brilliant!
20 feet is a very long piece of rope you have there.
Having rope on you is always good though – even Terry Pratchett has the witches of Discworld carry a piece of string their pocket (because it's handy to have).
I personally have a canvas bag folded up in a pocket of my bag incase I suddenly need to carry something that won't fit in the regular bag. It's extremely useful. I may never need 550lb minimum breaking point rope but having something that can tie and hold objects is a good simple caveat for life.
If I'm doing something a bit more exciting and outdoorsy though then having climbing quality rope twisted around my wrist is the bomb. The only problem is retying it afterwards – it's possible but that doesn't mean it's quick or easy.
Bardfinn @7, thanks for the link. Philip Sinnet-Slattery has come startlingly close to independently reinventing Tunisian crochet. I wonder whether anyone's told him?
The trouble with this wristband is that it'll take a lot of work to unpick, especially if it's gotten wet and you don't have a fid to hand. I should think an idiot cord wristband would be handier. Once you unbound the working end, one pull would turn it back into its component cord.
love the links in here!
Marines make these for themselves and their buds, more often during deployments (I received mine whilst I was in Iraq). We call them "550 Cord Bracelets."
I did a how-to video a few months ago: http://www.vimeo.com/1444876
The instructions were quite shit, but in my defense, it was my first how-to video.
Or you could buy one from the person that originally came up with this specific method of constructing them — jumpmaster99 on ebay.


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Sharron K. Dray, 66, of Pittsburg, passed away at 1:06 p.m. Monday, June 14, 2010 at St. John's Regional Medical Center in Joplin.
She was born July 6, 1943 at Salinas, California, the daughter of Wayne E. and Opal M. (Knight) Buchanan.
She moved to Pittsburg when she was two years old.
Sharron graduated from Pittsburg High School and attended Pittsburg State University.
On November 17, 1962, she was united in marriage to Roland "Raymond" Dray at St. John Lutheran Church in Pittsburg. He survives at the family home.
Membership was held in St. John Lutheran Church.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Christy Cooper and her husband, Darren of Pittsburg and Kim Dray of Colorado; her granddaughter, Kelci Cooper of Pittsburg; two aunts, Irene Miller of Olathe, KS and Opal Fravel of Conway, AR; and three cousins, Linda Peaks and her husband, Jeff of Kansas City, Mark Bickel and his wife, Vickie of Kansas City, and Eddie Semonick of Columbus.
She was preceded in death by her parents, an infant half-brother, and two aunts, Rosalie Semonick and Edna Mae Knight.
Services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday (June 18) at the Brenner Mortuary with Rev. Tom Wehrman officiating.
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Opal M. Buchanan, 80, of 1011 N. Fairview, died at 8:38 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 23, 2000 at the Mt. Carmel Medical Center after a brief illness.
She was born July 21, 1919, at Scammon, to Albert and Lillie Jones Knight.
She lived most her life in the Scammon and Pittsburg area, except for a short time when she lived in California.
She graduated from Columbus Unified High School.
She married Wayne E. Buchanan on Dec. 23, 1940, at Nowata, Okla. He preceded her in death on Jan. 25, 1978, at Pittsburg.
She worked in the Scammon Post Office for three years. After moving to Pittsburg, she worked for the Jones Store Company for eight years. She later worked for Montgomery Ward, where she managed the children's department for 20 years before she retired.
She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church of Pittsburg.
Survivors include a daughter, Sharon Dray, of 1101 N. Fairview; two granddaughters, Christy Cooper, of 1119 E. 11th St., and Kim Dray, of Arizona; a great-granddaughter, Kelci Cooper, of 1119 E. 11th St., all of whom helped provide for her care; and two sisters, Irene Miller, of Olathe, and Rosalie Semonick, of Scammon.
She was preceded in death by a sister, Edna Mae Knight.
Graveside services will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Garden of Memories Cemetery, with Pastor James Banner officiating. Burial will follow the services.
Friends are requested to meet at the Bath-Naylor Funeral Home, 522 S. Broadway, to go in procession to the cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home after 10 a.m. today.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Bath-Naylor Funeral Home.
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Downtown. Lagunitas Brewing Company, which is based
north of San Francisco in Petaluma but also has a
brewery in Chicago, is among the most recognizable
names on bottle shop shelves, having been in the
business for nearly 25 years crafting mostly West
Coast-style IPAs and pale ales.
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21st Amendment opens San Leandro brewery(June
25) -21st Amendment Brewery has transformed a
factory that once produced Frosted Flakes and
Pop-Tarts into one of the Bay Area's largest
breweries, helping make this city a destination for
craft beer enthusiasts. The brewery, which opens its
tasting room Friday, will be the third San Leandro
craft beer maker, joining Drake's Brewing Co. and
Cleophus Quealy Beer Co.
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Beer-loving centenarian gets free case from Lion Brewery(June 24) - A 100-year-old woman who
became an Internet star because of her love for beer
got some of her favorite beverage, for free. Pauline
Spagnolas 100th birthday party was featured on a
newscast in Pennsylvania last week. She told a
reporter that the secret to a long life, came from
a lot of booze.
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Many craft breweries are attracting babies, toddlers(June
24) - Two-year-old Cal Novario sat at one of the
long communal tables at the JAFB Wooster Brewery in
Wooster, Ohio, enjoying a tall, frosty mug of
chocolate milk, as his father munched on a sandwich
and had a beer.
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Pennsylvania brewery honoring Joe Paterno with
special beer(June 23) - A Pennsylvania brewery
is raising a glass to Joe Paterno. The Duquesne
Brewing Company said Monday it's rolling out a brew
honoring the late Penn State football coach. The
Vienna-style lager, which will be available in
mid-August, will come in 12-ounce cans featuring
Paterno's image and accomplishments.
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Reubens Brews named best mid-sized Washington
brewery(June 22) - Reubens Brews has been named
the best Mid-sized Brewery of the Year at the
Washington Beer Awards. The Ballard-born brewery
also took home gold medals for several of their
signature brews, including the Foreign Export Stout,
Robust Porter, and Black Imperial IPA, and silver
medals for their Cream Ale and the Marzen.
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hy Bud Wants to Buy Your Local Brewery(June 21)
- When Anheuser-Busch InBev purchased Bends 10
Barrel Brewing late last year, no one was more
surprised than the brewerys newest hirehead brewer
Whitney Burnside. Burnside, a veteran of Laurelwood,
Upright, and Pelican, had been hired just a month
earlier to take over 10 Barrels planned Pearl
District location.
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Schells Brewery Cypress Blanc Review(June 20) -
Right or wrong, August Schells has a reputation in
Minnesota for making safe beers. The reputation
likely has something to do with the fact that they
made craft beer as early as 1984, before it was
called that, and probably because of their focus on
lagers instead of trendy American styles. That
reputation, though, could use an update. Cypress
Blanc is the fifth release in their Noble Star
Series, a progressive string of beers that uses
cypress wood fermentation tanks from 1936 to
condition sour lagers.
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Weyerbacher Brewing Company reflects on 20 years of
craftiness(June 19) - Weyerbacher Brewing
Company has grown a lot in 20 years - from a former
livery stable on Sixth Street in Easton into a
full-scale brewery. It's morphed from producing a
few hundred barrels of beer in early years, to more
than 20,000 today.
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Brewdog picks site for Central Ohio brewery,
Scottish paper reports(June 9) - Brewdog plans
to announce its plans for a U.S. brewery Friday, but
an early report is pointing to Columbus as the
winner. The Scotland-based brewer, which has said
Columbus is one of two cities it was looking at for
its U.S. operation, has found land in Central Ohio,
according to the Herald Scotland newspaper.
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Sierra Nevada to unveil beer garden, ampitheater(June
9) - On his way through a brewery trek across
Western North Carolina this week, Anthony Hager's
beercation took a dramatic turn Thursday when he
visited Sierra Nevada. The first thing I told (the
bartender), I said, 'This place is like
Disneyland,' Hager, a resident of Nashville, Tenn.,
said as he bellied up to the bar at Sierra Nevada's
Taproom and Restaurant and took his first sips of
the German-style Kolsch ale.
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Paddle a kayak between 6 different breweries on
Traverse City beer tour(June 9) - How many
places are there in the U.S. where can someone
paddle a kayak between six different breweries?
Well, there's at least one. On Saturday, Paddle For
Pints launches its first wave in Traverse City. The
staggered event, to be held eight times through the
summer, has swelled from an informal gathering
organized through social media to a ticketed outing
for 1,500 and counting over the past three years.
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So You Want to Start a Craft Brewery from
Entrepreneur Magazine(June 8) - In the past few
years, craft brewing has come out of the basement
and into the limelight to give traditional beer
companies a run for their money. As defined by their
trade organization, the Brewers Association, craft
breweries are independently owned (less than 25
percent of craft breweries are owned or controlled
by an alcoholic beverage industry member that is not
itself a craft brewer), producing no more than 6
million barrels of beer a year.
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10 finalists named in NEO's Best Craft Brewery
contest(June 7) - Established breweries and
recently opened ones share space as finalists in our
NEO's Best: Craft Brewery list. Craft-beer drinkers
of Northeast Ohio voted June 1-5 for their favorite
local craft brewery. This is the first time
breweries have been the focus of our NEO's Best
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Washington's First Cooperative Brewery Plans to Open
in Greenwood Mid-Summer(June 7) - Three months
back, Eater reported that Washington's first
cooperative brewery (and the fourth in the nation)
would open this June in Greenwood. Now comes word
that it will probably be another two months until we
see Flying Bike (so-named because a co-op brewery
first seemed to the founders as "crazy" and
"audacious" a plan as an airborne bicycle) at 8570
Greenwood Ave. N, and the team also has other news.
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New brewery to feature ginger beer(June 6) - In
a town where hundreds of craft beers are made every
day, it's tough to create something new that stands
out from the rest. But the next great Asheville beer
just might be a snappy, peppery ginger brew that won
over the crowd at the Just Brew It home brew
festival two weeks ago.
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Dangerous Man's head brewer plans $1M brewery(June
5) - A new company is building a craft brewery in
Minneapolis' white-hot North Loop neighborhood.
Modist Brewing Co. is helmed by Dangerous Man
Brewing Co. head brewer Keigan Knee and Lucid
Brewing packaging and logistics employees John
Donnelly and Kale Anderson.
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A craft beer change is brewing(June 2) - In a
nondescript industrial park, beer geeks line up
several times a week outside Bissell Brothers in
Portland, Maine to get the latest batch of fresh
beer much like foodies seeking the freshest
baguettes, pomegranates or kale.
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Brewconomy is a documentary about North Carolina
craft beer(June 2) - Through the voices of
brewers, community leaders, government officials,
scientists, farmers, business owners and others,
Brewconomy tells the story of craft brewings affect
on agriculture, community, and economy. These
effects include providing jobs, increasing tax
revenue, strengthening community ties, encouraging
agricultural innovation and production and generally
improving the overall state economy.
A Word From the founder of Wachusett Brewing(June
2) - Ned LaFortune and friends Kevin Buckler and
Peter Quinn built up an appreciation for beer while
students at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Later,
they launched Wachusett Brewing Co. in 1993 with a
"we can do this" attitude, learning the business
from the ground up while doing all the work. Today,
the Westminster-based brewery remains popular for
its fresh, creative products and as a destination
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5 craft beer bits from Founders, New Holland
owners(June 1) - Brett VanderKamp, president of
New Holland Brewing Co., and Mike Stevens, CEO of
Founders Brewing Co., talked candidly about the
early days of their growing companies, which have
become two of Michigan's largest craft breweries.
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Detailing 21st Amendments new production brewery in
California(June 1) -After three years of
planning and construction, 21st Amendment Brewery
co-founders Nico Freccia and Shaun OSullivan were
excited to announce that production has officially
begun at the companys new brewery in San Leandro,
Calif. When the doors open to the public in early
June, the space will include a tasting room and
outdoor beer garden, with the full campus design
being finalized over the next few years to include a
restaurant, floating bars including a Tree House
bar overlooking the production line, meeting space
and an indoor amphitheater for events, beer schools
and concerts.
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American Beauty back in time for reunion of Grateful
Dead members(June 1) - American Beauty, our
collaboration with the legendary Grateful Dead, is
back with a new look! just in time for the Fare
Thee Well reunion shows. A huge hit with both beer
lovers and Dead lovers, American Beauty is an
imperial pale ale (the bands choice) brewed with
organic granola.
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It's time for South Carolina's beer laws to
loosen up(May 31) - Is South Carolina a good
place to start a brewery? Many Upstate brewers say
that state brewing laws have greatly improved in
recent years, but regulations are still holding back
smaller start-up companies. And all agree that the
beer tax of 77 cents a gallon is too high.
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Anheuser-Busch plant in Cartersville, Ga. Turns From
Beer To Water To Help Flood Victims(May 31) - A
company dedicated to providing its customers with
fresh, crisp beer is turning its attention to
helping those who are in need of a basic life
necessity. Last Thursday, Anheuser-Buschs brewery
in Cartersville, Ga., stepped up to the plate and
produced thousands of cans of water, which will be
shipped to Oklahoma and Texas to help residents who
are coping with the aftermath of record flooding and
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Smuttynose Brewery takes 'demand-side' approach to
cutting high NH electricity costs(May 31) -
There is perhaps no better example of reducing
energy costs through lower demand than the new
Smuttynose Brewery in Hampton, which opened as a
showcase for sustainable business practices on May
31, 2014.
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Destin Brewery: Beer for the people and by the
people(May 31) - Florida native Kelly Taylor
has been dreaming of opening a brewery for half of
his life. Since the day he reached drinking age he
has dabbled in home brewed beer, but it wasnt until
recent years that he decided to fully pursue his
passion for the craft.
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61 Brewers Speak Out: What I Wish Id Known
Before Starting a Brewery(May 29) - So remember
that first time when you said, I think I want to
start a brewery! After all of those experiences of
getting the brewery up and running, if you could
travel back in time and tell yourself some advice,
what would it be?
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San Marcos Man Credits
Rogness Brewing for Saving His Life(May 29) - A
San Marcos man's letter to a Central Texas brewery
is going viral. He says staying up late to try an
Austin-made brew gave him just enough time to escape
the devastating flood along the Blanco River.
Saturday night when the devastating flood hit
Wimberley, Colin Iliff was dog sitting for his aunt
at her home on Flite Acres Road -- one of the
neighborhoods destroyed by the Blanco River.
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5 new breweries to open in central Pa(May 29) -
One of the themes of Harrisburg Beer Week was
specifically our local craft beer scene. In the
documentary, "Brewed in the Burg," which I
co-produced with GK Visual (together we also do
What's on Tap), I asked brewers and other industry
representatives whether they thought our local craft
beer industry was -- or was at risk of becoming --
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Widmer Brothers Brewings 100 Days of Hefe Returns
to Portland this Summer(May 29) - Widmer
Brothers Brewing will be giving away a bike every
day for 100 days in the Portland area this summer as
part of the brewerys second 100 Days of Hefe
event series. Once again Widmer Brothers has planned
more than 100 local events from the end of May
through Labor Day Weekend celebrating the brewerys
flagship beer, Hefe, and giving fans multiple
opportunities to meet members of the brewing team.
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Smuggling a Guinness for My Hospital Patient(May
28) - My pager went off late one afternoon with a
message from the oncology service at my hospital,
asking me to see a 70-year-old man with metastatic
cancer and trouble breathing. I wasnt hopeful. I
had chosen to train in pulmonary and critical care
medicine because I wanted to be someone who saved
lives. But, it turned out, there was so much
sickness I couldnt fix.
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Boston Beers side project finally ready for
national stage(May 27) - After four years,
Boston Beer Co. chairman Jim Koch is ready to crack
open a bottle or two from his side project,
developing new lines of craft beers. And you wont
find the Samuel Adams name anywhere on the labels.
Four brands developed or acquired by a business
incubator that Koch created within Boston Beer are
all having breakout moments.
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Happy Anniversary Proof Brewing(May 27) -
Celebrating their one-year anniversary at the
Railroad Square location, which opened last May,
Proof Brewing Company was in high spirits last
Saturday. First establishing themselves at a quaint
spot on Tennessee Street in 2008, originally by the
name of Liquor Loft in 2007, the founders of Proof,
Byron and Angela Burroughs, have provided the
Tallahassee community with specialty local beers at
the two locations in town.
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Upper Hand Brewery announces facility additions(May
27) - A U.P. Brewery that opened its doors earlier
this year is now in the process of expanding its
operation. Upper Hand Brewery in Escanaba plans to
add 5,400 square feet of space to its current
facility. The additional space will allow the
brewery to increase its annual capacity from 5,000
barrels to 15,000 thousand barrels. Upper Hand
Brewery officially opened for business just six
months ago. The brewery is a division of Bells
Yum! Sprecher Brewing Company bottling Honey Root
Beer and Hard Apple Pie(May 27) - Honey Root
Beer is made exclusively with Wisconsin honey from
its longtime supplier in Germantown, Wisconsin. This
Honey Root Beer has a different profile than
Sprechers well-known version, also made with
Wisconsin honey. It is not a replacement.
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Craft beer? Microbrews? Increasingly, 'nanobrews'
like Maine's Bissell Brothers, slake local thirst(May
27) - In a nondescript industrial park, beer geeks
line up several times a week outside Bissell
Brothers to get the latest batch of fresh beer
much like foodies seeking the freshest baguettes,
pomegranates or kale. Jeremy Ritz didn't get the
beer he wanted on a recent day because it was sold
out. So he decided to buy some rye ale instead.
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Druthers Brewing Company opens up shop in Albany(May
27) - Druthers Brewing Company has the industrial
look that fits right into Albanys warehouse
district. Some customers pointed out the exposed
brick and piping that drew them in, aside from the
food and drinks. This establishment has sort of
kicked the revitalization of the warehouse district
into high gear.
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A look behind the scenes at the new Avery Brewing
facility(May 26) - With the opening of its new
$28 million facility in February, Avery Brewing Co.
went from being a Boulder beer maker to becoming a
tourist destination.
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WorldBlu Certifies New Belgium Brewing as a
Freedom-Centered Workplace (May 26) - WorldBlu,
a company specializing in freedom-centered,
democratic organizational design and leadership, has
named New Belgium Brewing to its ninth annual
WorldBlu List of Most Freedom-Centered Workplaces.
The 2015 list, which is published every year on
Freedom at Work Day", certified 26 organizations
around the world.
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Odell Brewing Introduces Barrel Aged Imperial India
Pale Ale(May 26) On June 1, 2015, Odell Brewing
will release its latest Cellar Series offering,
Barrel Thief, an Imperial India Pale Ale aged in
medium toast American oak barrels. Barrel Thief
features a variety of American hops including whole
flower Equinox. Its also dry-hopped with the
experimental HBC 472 variety. The brew boasts bright
notes of tropical and stone fruits that are enhanced
by hints of vanilla, dried fruit, and toasted nut
from the oak barrels.
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Talkeetna-based Denali Brewing Company is quietly
booming(May 26) - Expansion seems to be around
every corner at the Denali Brewing Company. The
Talkeetna-based craft brewery has been quietly
booming for the past few years, and this summer is
no exception for the Alaska business. A fourth
brewing vessel was being added to the row of shiny
stainless steel equipment, which will allow the
company to brew three batches of beer -- or 900
gallons -- at a time.
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110-Year-Old Man Credits Long Life To His Daily Can
Of Beer(May 26) - Weve all heard that an apple
a day can keep the doctor away, but one man whos
reached the lofty age of 110 has entirely different
maxim drinking a can of beer a day is keeping the
reaper away.
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Lager is feeling the love from craft breweries(May
26) - Often ignored in craft beer circles, lager is
starting to get a little craft love. Lager, a style
of beer that uses bottom-fermenting yeast and is
conditioned at colder temperatures, remains the most
widely consumed style of beer in the country. The
top 20 best-selling beers in 2014 are all lagers.
Cancer diagnosis leads to plans for brewery, theater(May
26) - A cancer diagnosis has prompted a couple to
move ahead on plans to open Pointless Brewery &
Theatre in Ann Arbor. The Ann Arbor News and the
Detroit Free Press report Jason and Tori Tomalia had
hoped to open a theater after they had established
careers and after their children were grown. In
2013, Tori was diagnosed with lung cancer that had
spread to other parts of her body.
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worlds top selling beer is a watery lager sold only
in China for $1 a liter(May 22) - If you live
outside of China, you may never had heard of Snow, a
pale ale made by SABMiller. But it has been the top
selling beer brand in the world in terms of volume
since 2008, when it overtook Bud Light.
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Best lager - Schell's Pils - 2015 Best of MN(May
22) - August Schell Brewing brews lager beer and
they do it really well. They should. The brewery has
been making German-style lagers in New Ulm for more
than 150 years. Schells Pils is anchored in that
Germanic tradition, while also embracing a
pioneering spirit.
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Why you should bring your family to Wild Heaven
brewery(May 22) - If youre driving down Maple
Street in Avondale Estates, you cant miss the Wild
Heaven brewery. If you go too far, youll dead end
into railroad tracks. Although it embraces the same
industrial rail-yard vibe that seems to be
synonymous with craft beer breweries in Atlanta,
Wild Heaven isnt just another beer company.
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Charlotte South End brewery targets end of June for
opening(May 22) - Wooden Robot, a new brewery
specializing in Belgian-style beers, will open in
South End around the end of June. The dog-friendly
concept run by childhood best friends Dan Wade and
Josh Patton, the beer-making president and the
financial -savvy CEO, respectively, Wooden Robot is
in the space of a former nightclub at 1440 S. Tryon
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Daredevil Brewery, the first to be built in city
since Prohibition(May 22) - The home of fast
cars, big crowds and steep tradition is ready to tap
into a growing business. The highly anticipated
Daredevil Brewery is also the first brewery and
taproom to be constructed from scratch in
Indianapolis since Prohibition.
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Concrete Beach Brewery on tap to open in Miami,
FL(May 22) - Concrete Beach Brewerys social
hall will be hopping with beer enthusiasts and
locals soon: the 11,000-square-foot space opened to
the public on Thursday, joining a handful of craft
breweries in Wynwood. The former warehouse has been
split in half and transformed into a 149-seat social
hall and two-story brewery that will host live
entertainment, educational tours and related
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When summer weather arrives, Widmer and Portland
Brewing will be ready with new summer beers(May
21) - Widmer Brothers Brewing is releasing Hefe
Shandy as its new summer seasonal. Hefe Shandy pays
homage to the brewery's flagship beer, Hefeweizen,
and plays on the ritual of adding a lemon to the
rim, which dates back to the creation of the beer in
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Top reasons beer is actually good for you(May
21) - Beer lovers, rejoice! Not only does beer taste
great, and make you feel "buzzed" on life, beer is
also good for you. Well, in moderation. As pints are
poured in bars and restaurants across the country,
know that drinking beer has real health benefits.*
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Samuel Adams And Weber Grills Elevate The Summer
Beer-B-Q Experience With Beer-Soaked Wood Chips And
Craft Beer-Infused Recipes(May 21) - The brewers
at Samuel Adams have teamed up with the experts at
Weber Grills to combine two of America's favorite
summer traditions, grilling and craft beer.
Together, they have created the ultimate DIY
activity for craft beer-loving, backyard
pit-masters: Samuel Adams Summer Ale-soaked wood
chips, designed to turn any gas or charcoal grill
into a flavorful smoker.
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Man Arrested for Stealing Spent Grain From Local
Brewery(May 21) - According to the San Diego
County Sheriffs Department, the Twisted Manzanita
Ales brewery had reported the theft of spent grain
from the facility on at least four separate
occasions to officials. The stolen brewing
byproduct, commonly sold as animal feed, was valued
at about $2,150, and the brewers had planned to
donate it to local farmers.
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Cathlamet brewery forced to change its name by San
Francisco brewery(May 20) - Drop Anchor Brewing
in Cathlamet is pulling up anchor, though it wont
be going anywhere. Due to a legal threat from San
Franciscos Anchor Brewing Co., Cathlamets
beermakers will now be known as River Mile 38
Brewing Co., a nod to its spot on the Columbia
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Family restores 300-year-old barn to house brewery,
tasting room(May 19) - The story of DeepWater
Brewing Co. began more than 300 years ago in an old
horse barn at the top of a hill. Built in the 1700s
in a traditional post-and-beam style, the barn was
once home to half a dozen horses, some of whom
gnawed away at the hand-hewn beams that made up
their stalls. Thirty years ago the barn moved from
its original location across the street.
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Harpoon Released a New Year-Round Session IPA(May
19) - Harpoon Brewery, has just dropped their first
year-round beer introduced in four years: Take 5
Session IPA. As per a press release, With a 4.3%
ABV and 43 IBUs, Harpoon Take 5 is meant for those
spontaneous moments, meeting up with friends and
taking a break for fun.
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Hair of the Dog beer named most sought-after craft
beer in America(May 19) - The boom in craft beer
has meant a boom in craft beer lists, and some of
them are just plain irritating. Understand that I
firmly believe that Hair of the Dog and Alan Sprints
deserve being named number one on almost any beer
list because of Sprints's dedication to making great
and memorable craft beers, but knowing Alan as I
have for the last 20 years, I can't imagine that he
ever asked to be named to the top of a list.
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Lazy Hiker Brewing opening in Franklin(May 19) -
Franklin will get its first brewery this week with
the opening of Lazy Hiker Brewing in an old fire and
police station on Main Street. Lazy Hiker opens
Wednesday at 188 W. Main St., with a grand opening
June 13, said Ken Murphy, who is teamed with
partners Lenny Jordan and Tommy Jenkins and brewer
Noah McIntee.
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Popular craft beer company opens Jersey Shore
brewery(May 19) - That's what borough residents
and officials celebrated on Friday when the East
Coast Beer Company, the brewers of the popular Beach
Haus brand beers, held the grand opening for the new
Beach Haus Brewery on Main Street.
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Darkness Brewing co-founders turn to crowdfunding to
help bring brewery to life(May 19) - One of the
regions newest brewery projects is looking for
investment and hopes the public will share in their
dream. Co-founders Eric Bosler and Ron Sanders want
to open Darkness Brewing at a former warehouse at
224 Fairfield Ave. in Bellevue.
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A Craft Brew With a Chimp on the Label Retools to
Stand Out on Crowded Shelves(May 15) - In early
April, 21st Amendment launched Bitter Americans
replacement, called Down to Earth, another
lower-alcohol IPA with a more citrusy flavor and
aroma. The bigger change was on the outside of the
can: The chimpanzee floating in dark space on the
outside of the Bitter American can was now, on the
Down to Earth can, pictured in a colorful tropical
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Batch 69 IPA WINS the Gold Medal in the IPA Category
at 2015 World Expo of Beer(May 15) - The high
praise from craft beer fans for Frankenmuth
Brewery's Batch 69 American IPA is bound to get even
louder since the brewery's flagship IPA was awarded
the 2015 Gold Medal for Best IPA at the World Expo
of Beer May 15 & 16. World Expo of Beer is
considered the largest beer sampling event in
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Mix Your Own Adventure with New Belgium Brewings
Pear Ginger Beer(May 15) - New Belgium Brewing
is shaking it up this summer, giving beer and
cocktail lovers a chance to mingle over an
adventurous new libation. Pear Ginger Beer is New
Belgiums latest Lips of Faith offering, updating
the Victorian-era ginger beer with whimsical
additions of lemon peel and pear. The result is a
zesty, refreshing drink that can be enjoyed on its
own or mixed into a cocktail.
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Craft Beer Week: Which top beer app is best?(May
15) - Michigan's immense and growing array of craft
beers can be tricky to navigate. It can even be
tough to remember which brews you have and haven't
tried. For such first-world challenges, we present
some smartphone-friendly solutions.
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Florida's 64-ounce beer growler bill signed into law(May
15) - Gov. Rick Scott on Thursday signed into a law
a measure that ends the "growler war" over craft
beer that has been swirling in the state for several
years. It was one of 27 bills the governor signed.
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St. Joseph's Brewery and Public House opens in the
historic St. Joseph's Parish(May 14) - The next
time you go out for a local craft beer you can tell
your friends you're going to "church." Indy's newest
brewery and gastropub, St. Joseph Brewery and Public
House, has been constructed inside the former St.
Joseph church in the Lockerbie neighborhood.
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Craft beer: Crowdfunding a brewery(May 14) - Why
did Cuppaidge choose to raise money for his brewery
via crowdfunding - when large numbers of small-time
investors help finance a project, typically via the
Internet - rather than by more traditional means?
Idaho brewery to build $4.5 million expansion in
Boise(May 14) - Idaho's largest brewery is
expanding with a $4.5 million brewery and office
complex in downtown Boise. The Idaho Statesman
reports that the Garden City-based Payette Brewing
Co. will open a flagship location and main offices
downtown in the former home of Bronco Elite
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City Star Brewery & Local Grocer Team Up to Offer
Craft Beer Brats(May 13) - Just in time for
summer grilling, Hays Market and City Star Brewing
have collaborated to introduce Homemade Bandit Brown
Beer Brats, now offered for sale at Hays Market in
both Johnstown, CO and Berthoud, CO.
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Dogfish Head's American Beauty returns(May 13) -
Just in time for the summer reunion of the Grateful
Deads surviving members, were re-releasing our
Dead collaboration American Beauty. The beer will
drop in our Milton Tasting Room and our Rehoboth
Beach brewpub on Monday, May 18, and should be
hitting taps and shelves in markets where Dogfish is
sold in the weeks after. Cheers to 50 years!
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Relationships at heart of Point Brewery sales growth(May
13) - Charlie Kubisiak said at its heart, his
business is still about the personal connections he
makes every time he walks into a bar, restaurant or
grocery store. Kubisiak is the regional sales
manager for Stevens Point Brewery, a business
founded in 1857, making it one of the oldest
continuously operating breweries in the United
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Anheuser-Busch ad ridiculing craft beer prompts
Kalamazoo brewery to make pumpkin peach ale(May
13) - One Well Brewing will release its pumpkin
peach ale, made with real pumpkin and peach
concentrate, at its Milwood neighborhood brewery
Wednesday.Co-owner T.J. Waldofsky said brewer and
co-owner Chris O'Neill brewed close to 100 gallons,
or six kegs worth, of the specialty beer.
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Barrel-Aged Beer LITERALLY Unlike Any Other:
Ecliptic/Wicked Weed/Stone Points Unknown IPA(May
12) - In recent years, barrel-aged beers have become
some of the worlds most coveted creations. Crafting
them typically involves sequestering heavy stouts or
barley wines in whiskey barrels for long periods of
time. Its a straightforward and successful method
utilized by many in the brewing industry.
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New beer class might meet rising local demand(May
12) - Cincinnati State Technical and Community
College will launch its first beer course this fall,
with more courses planned in the future. "BREW 100:
Introduction to Craft Beer," a three-credit course,
will cover topics such as serving and storing beer,
beer history and beer styles, with tastings to help
students develop their palates. A brewer from
Rhinegeist will help students to create a class
beer, which Rhinegeist will brew.
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Firestone Walker's 2015 Stickee Monkee Central
Coast Quad Set for May 23 Release(May 12) - You
could call it a bunch of Monkee businessa beer
meticulously brewed in the classic Belgian Quadrupel
style, but aged for more than a year in retired
bourbon barrels to create a stylistic outlier now
known as a Central Coast Quad.
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Going Green: Berghoff Brewery Unveils A Hop Forward
Pilsner And IPA(May 11) - First timers can be
found in various forms, like drivers, tweeters and
lovers. They can also include breweries and more
specifically, Berghoff Brewery. Having released a
Hop Forward Pilsner and IPA on May 5, the brewery is
starting its first foray into producing hoppy beers
thatll be available year round.
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Back By Popular Demand: Samuel Adams Re-Releases
Drinker Favorites For Limited Time(May 11) -
Over the years, the brewers at Samuel Adams have
released hundreds of beer styles, and crafted more
than 60 styles last year alone. Although they may
not all be in current rotation, they are far from
forgotten. Craft beer drinkers reach out to the
brewers daily with pleas to bring back their
favorite Samuel Adams styles, and beginning today
they can help make that happen.
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Inside Colorado's Aspen Brewing Company(May 11)
- AIf you attend college in Colorado, youll start
to really love craft beeror hate beer entirely.
Duncan Clauss, who went to the University of
Colorado at Boulder, falls in the former category.
In fact, hes taken that truism to its most logical
extreme, first by falling in love with Boulders
famed beer scene, then by becoming a home brewerand
finally by moving to Aspen in an attempt to edge
into the already-crowded Colorado beer market with a
brewery aptly named Aspen Brewing Company.
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AleSmith Celebrates Tony Gwynns 55th Birthday(May
11) - Late San Diego Padres icon Tony Gwynn wouldve
turned 55 on Saturday and one local brewery
celebrated his birthday with a party featuring a
craft beer inspired by Mr. Padre himself. AleSmith
Brewing Company celebrated Gwynn at its Tasting Room
with an all-day party where patrons could pick up
bottles of a brew dubbed Hall of Fame: Imperial San
Diego Pale Ale .394.
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N.J.s smallest brewery is toasted in Hillsborough(May
11) - It was only natural that Jeremy Lees proposed
to his future wife in a brewery. At the time, Lees,
38, was obsessed with home brewing. He and his
girlfriend spent their vacations visiting breweries,
which, even after getting married, they still do.
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Firehouse Brewing Opens in 100-Year-Old Rapid City
Firehouse(May 11) - The historic Main Street
firehouse in Rapid City is still serving a purpose
in the community 100 years after it opened, if not
for what it was originally intended. The building is
now being used as a restaurant, brewery and
playhouse. A centennial celebration for the building
that is now home to The Firehouse Brewing Co. has
been scheduled for Saturday.
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A staggering success? S.F. to host Beer Mile
showdown(May 10) - If youve ever had trouble
deciding whether you should drink beer or exercise,
there is an event coming to San Francisco this
summer that will make that decision easy or,
better yet, obsolete. The ambitiously titled Beer
Mile World Classic will hit Pier 70 on Aug. 22, and
if youre confused about what the event is, well,
its exactly like it sounds.
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Copperpoint Brewing debuts Monday in Boynton Beach(May
10) - Friends like to joke that the same thing that
made Matt Cox the worlds slowest bartender also
makes him a great craft beer brewer. Its his
attention to detail. This is good news for those who
have been eagerly awaiting his new brewery,
Copperpoint Brewing Co., in Boynton Beach, which
opens Monday.
Complete Story
Fall open planned for new Woodburn Brewery in East
Walnut Hills, Ohio(May 10) - Joining the host of
craft brewers that have bubbled up in Cincinnati in
the past few years, a new microbrewery is set to
open this fall in East Walnut Hills. Co-owners Chris
Mitchell and Dennis Chacón said they plan on opening
The Woodburn Brewery at 2800 Woodburn Ave.
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Preyer Brewing latest brewery to open in Greensboro(May
9) - Nicole Preyer said people often ask her if
shes ready to have a second baby. But she and her
husband, Calder, already have a second baby their
new brewery. And the public got its first look at it
Friday afternoon.
Complete Story
21st Amendment Brewery - unabashed recommendation(May
9) - Of all of the Amendments, Id have to say that
the 21st is the most American. After all, its just
declaring take backs on the 18th Amendment and
whats more American than saying, Oops, I goofed?
San Franciscos 21st Amendment Brewery celebrates
this fantastic piece of legislation and the spirit
of the U.S.A. the best way it knows how: by brewing
and selling tasty, affordable beer.
Complete Story
Bond Brothers Beer Company to open brewery in
downtown Cary(May 9) - A group of local home
brewers has partnered with a Cary developer to open
a bar and brewery in downtown Cary. The recently
formed Bond Brothers Beer Company is expected to
sell beer from the tap at 202 E. Cedar St. off
East Chatham Street some time next spring.
Complete Story
Former mail carrier hopes his new brewery delivers(May
9) - Its a new business thats a first of its kind
in Muscatine. Along the river in Muscatine youll
spot its newest business, Contrary Brewing Co. Its
the first brewery for Muscatine. Owners Mark and
Robin Mitchell opened it four weeks ago. We thought
there was a niche that needed filled so here we
are,said Mark.
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Other Ambient (and related) Music / Re: Robert Rich - Live Archive« on: April 29, 2009, 12:12:26 PM »
I'm with 9Dragons on this issue, also. If something's going to be released then do it the right way--a physical product!
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Where can you buy those Japanese versions ?
You can get them at Amazon. If you google it should also give you a list of alternative online retailers who have these.


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