A couple of weeks ago we decided we needed a little vacation plus it was a perfect excuse for an early anniversary celebration. We had a gift certificate to a Missouri Bed & Breakfast so decided a trip to Hermann to sample some wine, eat German food and ride our bikes on the Katy Trail was just the thing.
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Hanging Out In Hermann
If it gives you any idication of when I bought this beer, Trade Route Brewing Co . was still under the name of Laughing Buddha… so, yeah… been a little while
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Laughing Buddha Purple Yam Porter
and they want to run health care http://hoguenews.com/?p=4834 1. The federal government made at least $72 billion in improper payments in 2008.[1] 2. Washington spends $92 billion on corporate welfare (excluding TARP) versus $71 billion on homeland security.[2] 3
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Just Vote NO!
On a trip eastbound from Portland, a visit to Ice Harbor in the Tri-Cities is a must.
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Harboring Delicious Brews
Sponsored Links The Marine Corps Marathon, also known as “The People’s Marathon” is organized by the United States Marine Corps, and ranks as the fifth largest marathon in the United States and ninth largest in the world. Since the race began in 1976 more than 380,000 runners, military and civilian, have participated and crossed the finish line in the marathon
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Marine Corps Marathon 2009 Winners Race to the Finish Line – HULIQ
If they built a Pick N Save on every block and the Pick lowered its prices to “everything for a penny”, I would still stop at Glorioso’s on Brady several times a year. For all the fake charm Pick can stick in its deli department, there is stuff on the shelves on the tiny aisles of Glorioso’s which I’m not sure you can find elsewhere in Wisconsin. But it’s more than just the billion types of cheeses and olives and sausages and pastas which makes me grateful there’s a Glorioso’s.
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Gratitude Week: Glorioso’s
The relaunch of South Africa’s Afrikaans-language national paper, Rapport, came off Saturday even better than we had hoped.Every redesign has its share of problems and glitches.
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A successful relaunch of the weekend paper in South Africa
Can you name America’s oldest brewery? If visions of outsized draft horses plod to mind, you re way off
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Yuengling: A History of America’s Oldest Brewery
Well, it seemed like a very unimportant sentence at the time, and perhaps she didn’t realize that I would take it seriously when she wrote it, but our friend Sara Holladayof the Fantasy Football Librarian made a colossal error when she wrote the following line in last week’s picks when talking about the Eagles/Raiders game: Philly will no doubt win by more than 14 points against the Raiders. If they don’t, I will be stunned. I will eat a brussel sprout.
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Five Week Parlay–Week 7 (Brussel Sprouts Edition)
NYPIRG’s long and tough Bigger, Better Bottle Bill campaign to expand recycling in New York State to include the massive stream of plastic water bottles should finally achieve success on Halloween. From the AP via the New York Times : A federal judge issued an order on Friday lifting an injunction on an expansion of the state’s bottle bill, meaning that nickel deposits will be imposed on bottled water starting Oct. 31
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Judge rejects delay of NYPIRG’s Bigger, Better Bottle Bill
