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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Minor League Baseball announced today that it has signed a national sponsorship agreement with The Pep Boys -- Manny, Moe & Jack (NYSE: "PBY"), the nation's leading automotive aftermarket service and retail chain. The promotional elements, focused on Pep Boys' "Trust the Boys to get you there" theme, will be activated in targeted MiLB markets and clubs across the country this season with opportunities for league-wide expansion in future years.
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Minor League Baseball, headquartered in St. Petersburg, Fla., is the governing body for all professional baseball teams in the United States, Canada, Venezuela and the Dominican Republic that are affiliated with Major League Baseball clubs through their farm systems. Fans are coming out in unprecedented numbers to this one-of-a-kind experience that can only be found at Minor League Baseball ballparks. In 2013, Minor League Baseball attracted more than 41 million fans to its ballparks to see the future stars of the sport hone their skills. From the electricity in the stands to the excitement on the field, Minor League Baseball has provided affordable family-friendly entertainment to people of all ages since its founding in 1901. For more information about Minor League Baseball, visit www.MiLB.com.
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The Tigers started out with the ball, and in the blink of an eye QB Nick Marshall had taken off through the defense on what looked like a sure-fire touchdown run. As Marshall was approaching the goal line, a tackler popped the ball out, and in the ensuing scramble it dribbled out of the back of the end zone for a touchback.
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Artis-Payne, Marshall and RB Corey Grant went on six consecutive running plays for positive yardage, with the last one punching the ball in to put the Tigers up 14-7. A defensive stand brought the first quarter to a close, and while the Tigers looked like the better team after things settled down, there was still work to be done.
The second quarter saw the Tigers turn a close game into a total rout. The first drive of the quarter ended with another Artis-Payne TD run, and the ensuing SJSU three-and-out led to a punt coming from deep in Spartans territory.
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Another Artis-Payne TD (his third of the half) was answered by a 27-yard field goal for the Spartans, but a second SJSU interception set the Tigers up at midfield with about a minute remaining in the half. After another Auburn field goal, the half ended with the Tigers leading 38-10.
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Five years too late and many dollars too short. This plan is hardly worthy of attention due to it's reactionary status. Where was the plan to fix health care before Obamacare was implemented? Where is the immigration plan? What to do about climate change and America's poor educational ratings? Rather than reacting to the Democrats lousy plans, the GOP needs to be proactive in resolving crises. Perhaps then they will no longer have to resort to gerrymandering districts and producing entrenched Congressman with empty heads.
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Read through the article hoping to see an alternative, only to find that that the GOP still doesn't have anything YEARS after the ACA passed. Worthless.
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Father Cantalamessa on St. Matthew's Vocation
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ROME, JUNE 5, 2005 (Zenit) - In his commentary on this Sunday's readings, Capuchin Father Raniero Cantalamessa, the preacher of the Pontifical Household, talks about the calling of St. Matthew.
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Matthew (9:9-13)
God Desires Mercy
There is something moving in the Gospel of the day. Matthew does not tell us about something that Jesus did or said to somebody, rather what he said and did to him. It is an autobiographical page, the story of his meeting with Christ which changed his life.
"Jesus saw a man called Matthew sitting at the tax office; and he said to him, 'Follow me.' He rose and followed him." The incident is not mentioned in the Gospels, however, because of the personal importance invested in Matthew. The interest is due to what follows after the moment of the calling. Matthew wished to give a great banquet in his home, to bid farewell to his former work companions, "publicans and sinners."
To the indefectible reaction of the Pharisees, Jesus replies: "Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick. Go and learn what this means, 'I desire mercy, and not sacrifice.'" What does that phrase mean, which Jesus quoted from the prophet Hosea? Perhaps it means that all sacrifice and mortification is useless, and that it is enough to love for everything to go well? This passage might lead some to reject Christianity's ascetic dimension, as residue of an afflictive and Manichean mentality that must be overcome.
First of all we must observe a profound change of perspective. In Hosea, the expression refers to man, to what God desires of him. God desires love and knowledge of man, not external sacrifices and holocausts of animals. When Jesus expresses it, instead, he refers to God. The love that is mentioned is not the one that God requires of man, but the one he gives man. "I desire mercy and not sacrifice" means: I desire to use mercy, not to condemn. Its biblical equivalent is what is said in Ezekiel: "I have no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but that the wicked turn from his way and live" (33:11).
God does not desire "to sacrifice" his creature, but to save him. With this clarification, one also understands better Hosea's expression. God does not desire sacrifice at all costs, as if he enjoyed seeing us suffering; nor does he desire sacrifice made to claim rights and merits before him, or out of a misunderstood sense of duty. Instead he desires sacrifice that is required by his love and by the observance of the Commandments. "One does not live in love without sorrow," says the Imitation of Christ, and daily experience itself confirms it. There is no love without sacrifice. In this connection, St. Paul exhorts us to make of all our life "a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God," (Romans 12:1).
Sacrifice and mercy are good things, but they can become evil if they are badly distributed. They are good things if (as Christ did) one chooses sacrifice for oneself and mercy for others. They become evil if the opposite is done, and mercy is chosen for oneself and sacrifice for the rest, if one is indulgent with oneself and rigorous with others, always ready to excuse ourselves and merciless when judging others. Have we nothing to change in regard to our conduct?
We cannot conclude the commentary on Matthew's vocation without affectionate and grateful acknowledgement to this evangelist who accompanies us with his Gospel in the course of the whole of this first liturgical year.
Caravaggio, who painted "The Calling of St. Matthew," also left a picture of the evangelist while he was writing his Gospel. An early version was destroyed in Berlin during the last war. In a second version, which has come down to us, he is kneeling on the footstool, with his pen in hand, listening attentively to the angel (his symbol) who transmits divine inspiration to him. Thank you, St. Matthew. Without you, how much poorer would be our knowledge of Christ!
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By: Tallahassee Democrat
It's not a sports bar. It's not a brewery. It's a pub flowing with craft beer, fine wine and champagne that'll remind customers of "Cheers." And it's coming to Tallahassee's east side. Larry Good and Bill Hayes, owners of Corner Pocket of Tallahassee, are opening a neighborhood pub called the 7th Hill Taproom, directly underneath Corner Pocket, 2475 Apalachee Pkwy, near the Koger Office Center.
By: Pensacola News Journal
I hope that after five years of scribing this column, it's become fairly apparent that I love beer in all of its ways and styles. Do I have preferences? Most certainly. But just like a parent with many children, I can't not love them all — although one or two are a little less frustrating. They're the ones who get the slightly cooler Christmas presents each year. Sorry, Jeffrey, but you shouldn't have set daddy's bed slippers on fire.
By: WSVN TV
When we think of college, we think of tough classes and heavy workload, but there's something new being served up at Florida International University. Tonight, we take a look at Brew U! There's no denying it: Beer often plays a part in college life. But now FIU students are getting credit for it!
By: Broward Palm Beach NewTimes
Coppertail Brewing Co.'s bottles are certainly eye-catching. The Tampa-based brewery has some prolific and intriguing art work going on with its labels. For this week, we're taking a look at one of them, which features a poor runner being fed by a mermaid, while a pelican holds a six-pack, and the sun beats down like an asshole.
By: Orlando Sentinel
It seems every city and town in Florida has its own brewery and Florida beers are everywhere across the state and even the country. In Central Florida beer fans can sample beers from long-time brewers Orlando Brewing and Orange Blossom, in addition to newer brewers like Hourglass Brewery in Longwood and Cask & Larder in Winter Park. Out at the coast Florida Beer Company and New Smyrna Beach Brewing Company offer beer by the beach.
By: Broward Palm Beach New Times
Hey there beer fans, this week we're going to take a look at another beer out of Lakeland, from the massive Brew Hub facility out there. This is the Diver Down Imperial Red Ale. Brew Hub in Florida, as you may recall, opened its first brewery in Lakeland, Florida, in August 2014. St. Louis-based company, which will be opening another brewery in Missouri next year, chose Florida because of our incredible growth opportunities.
By: Pensacola News Journal
Hard to believe it's been 24 years since I traveled to Germany. While I've shared with my readers a number of my adventures in Deutschland, I still have many more, despite having only been there for an all-too-short month. Now, this isn't me filling space with a phoned-in column. Consider me and my stories a cautionary tale. A lot of times it's better to know what not to do. I'm the advice you won't find in your travel guide.
By: The Tampa Tribune
First came boutique wineries. Then microbreweries and craft distilleries. Now Japanese sake aficionados are hoping to transform the so-called "rice wine" into the next artisan alcohol-of-the-moment in the U.S. Dan Ford, whose Maine-made sake is just hitting the market, has bet his retirement savings that consumers will be sold on his premium sake once they give it a try.
By: News Channel 8
Craft beer places in the Tampa Bay area – and across Florida – are now allowed to sell growlers – 64-ounce beers. "It's a nice way to split it with a couple of friends and have a good time," St. Pete Brewing Company customer Jennifer said. Jennifer bought the growler for the 4th of July weekend. "I think the 32 ounce is too small, and some of the breweries around here actually sell gallons. They haven't really in a while but they'll fill a gallon, and a gallon is too much," she said.
By: Broward Palm Beach New Times
Coppertail Brewing Co.'s bottles are certainly eye-catching. The Tampa-based brewery has some prolific and intriguing art work going on with its labels. For this week, we're taking a look at one of them, which features a poor runner being fed by a mermaid, while a pelican holds a six-pack, and the sun beats down like an asshole.
By: Florida Beer News
Founders Brewing Co. will release reDANKulous Imperial Red IPA in late August 2015 to mark the thirteenth installment in the brewery's popular Backstage Series. Like all of Founders' Backstage Series beers, reDANKulous will be sold in 750mL bottles, and it will have a suggested retail price of $9.99 per bottle. reDANKulous Imperial Red IPA is a no frills, bold 9.5% ABV India Pale Ale.
By: Orlando Sentinel
Anyone traveling to Miami this summer might want to consider bringing a six-pack with you, or prepare to spend more than normal on a pint in a local pub. GoEuro.com, a price comparison website for bus, train and flights across Europe has released its 2015 Beer Price Index, comparing several beers in stores and bars to rank 75 cities worldwide in terms of price.
By: J.J. Taylor Blog
Mashable, a leading source for digital news, information and resources, launched Social Media Day in 2010 as a way to recognize and celebrate social media's impact on global communication. Last year, meetups happened all over the world including those in Egypt, Spain, San Diego and Tampa.
By: Pensacola News Journal
You know how it's suggested in chaos theory how a butterfly flaps its wings on one side of the globe and you get a monsoon on the other because of it? I came across a little bit of beer history recently that I found interesting. Cause and effect. In this instance, World War II changed beer as we know it.
By: Mass Live
By mid-October, the colder weather will probably have ensconced itself back in the region and you might be thinking about prolonging summer a little longer. If that's the case, then maybe a trip to Florida might be in order. Luckily for you beer lovers, Belchertown-based importers the Shelton Brothers have decided that's where this year's version of The Festival will take place on Oct. 16-17.
By: Tampa Bay Business Journal
The Ybor City maker of craft beer and the 13th largest barrel producer in Tampa Bay started selling bottles in Total Wine, Whole Foods and more retailers from Key West to Miami and Palm Beach this month, President Kent Baileysaid in an email June 25.
By: J.J. Taylor Blog
J.J. Taylor was honored to receive a Sustainable Business Award yesterday at the 7th Annual Sustainable Business Awards, a Program of the Sustainable Business Coalition of Tampa Bay, Inc., The Sustany Foundation and The University of Tampa Center for Ethics. The Sustainable Business Awards is an annual event that recognizes and honors for-profit businesses in the Tampa Bay Area that engage in practices that not only increase economic opportunities but also improve the environment and community.
By:Bradenton Herald
The Florida Legislature loosened regulations on distilleries last session, but they might get a bit more than they bargained for, at least from Sarasota-based Drum Circle Distilling. The governor signed a bill into law in May that allows distilleries to sell two bottles per label per calendar year directly to consumers.
By: Florida Beer News
Victory Brewing Company (Victory) announces two refreshingly drinkable additions to their second annual Variety of Victorys Summer Selections – Kühl Kölsch and Whirlwind Witbier. Available only in the variety pack, along with Summer Love Ale and Prima Pils, they give new fans a complete overview of the best the brewery has to offer and invite existing fans to experience new flavors.
By: The Tampa Tribune
Nearly a decade into the craft beer boom, the trend shows no signs of slowing down. Breweries keep popping up across the state and country, beer keeps flowing, and people keep sidling up to the bar. Also growing: The pressure to come up with new brews and new tastes. And if the brewmaster can do that and find a way to connect with the local area and its history, so much the better.
By: Orlando Sentinel
Looks as if we'll be making a lot more visits to Artegon Marketplace this month. Comic-book superstore Gods & Monsters makes its long-awaited debut at the artisan mall on June 13, but we'll whet our appetite in the meantime with the latest installment of the Art of Beer. This monthly fest features free light bites, live music from area bands and free beer samples from local brewers such as Orlando Brewing. As the saying goes: It may not be art, but we know what we like.
By: Florida Beer News
Proof Brewing Company of Tallahassee is giving away their tap lines. Well, temporarily. The craft brewery is celebrating the oncoming summer with an event that will see the brewery's taps share with the likes of Founder's Brewing, Cigar City Brewing, and 7venth Sun Brewing to bring some very unique beers into Florida's capitol city.
By: Pensacola News Journal
It's always fun to see new breweries bring their wares to town. Sure, the typical styles will all be there — nothing really new under the sun, you know — but we get to check out their interpretations of ale and lager. And it's always nice to be the first in Pensacola to introduce said beer to our guests.
By: The Tampa Tribune
Drinking alcohol on the sand is illegal on this beach that is rated as one of the top family-friendly vacations in Florida. That doesn't stop drunken brawls from breaking out among spring breakers who pour out of the city's beach bars onto the sand, nor has it kept retired residents at neighboring condos from pouring beer into a solo cup to watch the sun set.
By: First Coast News
A subsidiary of Anheuser-Busch is considering a major expansion of its Westside can manufacturing plant in Jacksonville. Metal Container Corp. is promising to spend $170 million and hire 75 new employees at an average salary of $75,000 a year. The proposed incentive package from the city is up to $12,045,000, according to legislation being filed with the Jacksonville City Council. Almost all of that, up to $12 million, is in the form of relief from 75 percent of the additional property taxes that the project would generate for 12 years after completion.
By: The Boston Globe
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 won't 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. One, a line of fruit-flavored beverages known as shandies, just launched a national rollout, while two of the smaller labels are in the midst of opening breweries.
By: Tampa Bay Times
Most people are surprised to hear the term "vegan beer." But animal products can make their way into brews (and wine and liquor), so it's something vegans need to keep an eye on. Here are tips for folks who want to keep their booze animal-free..
By: Orlando Sentinel
Brewers and beer drinkers can rejoice – the 64-ounce container known as a "growler" will soon be legal in Florida. Gov. Rick Scott signed SB 186 Thursday, legalizing the new container size and setting up a firm legal framework for craft beer breweries to operate. "By making the sale of 64 ounce growlers legal in Florida, we are eliminating another burdensome regulation and allowing more Florida businesses to succeed. We are pleased to continue to create a world class business environment where all businesses, including breweries, can succeed," Scott said in a prepared statement.
The same measure that made Florida the last state to allow 64-ounce beer containers known as growlers also included a gift to the state's craft distillers. Now that it's official, an "explosion" of homegrown liquor production likely will follow, one distiller says. Gov. Rick Scott last week approved a new law authorizing the most popular size of growler — the containers used to take home craft beer on tap.
Before he became an impresario of the local craft beer scene, before he founded Cigar City Brewing, Joey Redner made sure that wherever he traveled he knew where all the microbreweries were. "You want to experience things you can't have back home," he said. "That's the fun of it." Beer tourism is an old concept that has come roaring back in recent years. In fact, craft beer has become a thing, especially in the bay area.
Proof Brewing Company of Tallahassee has been working hard to keep titilating those Tallahassee tap lines, and the brewery keeps flowing with fresh ideas and new treatments of their beers. The brewery announced earlier this month that they would begin working on having a new and exciting beer on at the Railroad Square location every Thursday from then on.
By: The Daytona Beach News Journal
A legal cloud overshadowing Florida's craft beer boom would be lifted under a bill that seems likely to pass the Legislature this spring, but brewers also would face unpopular new restrictions. nThe bill creates short-term stability for the industry but could threaten long-term growth, some say. The compromises in the legislation are causing a rift in the craft beer industry. "We got steamrolled," said Eddie Leon, an acclaimed Miami brewer who decided not to renew his membership in the state's largest brewer's association because of its support for the legislation.
Delray Beach Center for the Arts celebrates art and culture in many forms, including the art of a well-crafted beer. On May 8, the city will welcome the return of the Delray Beach Craft Beer Fest — formerly known as the Old School BeerFest — the Center for the Art's signature fundraiser supporting community programs and outdoor concerts. Now celebrating its 25th anniversary season, Delray Beach Center for the Arts offers art through events, theater, exhibits, and classes.
Baseball season is back, so cue the usual grumblings about how Maritime Park and the stadium are "unwanted boondoggles." For some reason, there are folks in these parts who act anti-progressive and don't want the trappings of modern city life. We've heard the arguments. It's too expensive, no one likes baseball, what do they use the stadium for when it's not baseball season… Well, flip the coin over and see the accolades, the job creation and the attention of well-known sports figures native to our neck of the beach.
I've always enjoyed my visits to downtown Winter Garden with its compact but diverse set of restaurants and shops. But cobblestone streets or no, I'm going to have to stop calling the area "sleepy." Winter Garden's brand-new brewery is the centerpiece of a local-centric marketplace still under construction, and so far there is nothing lazy about either operation. Crooked Can aims straight for the beer gut in Winter Garden. Early last year, we began hearing the buzz about Plant Street Market, a cluster of artisan shops that would extend the reach of Winter Garden's commercial district.


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