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Thursday, Oct. 30, 2014 Bike-riding, beer drinker in Boca arrested after fighting cop By Jorge Milian Palm Beach Post Staff Writer When Philip St. Louis was stopped by a Boca Raton police officer for drinking a beer in public, the homeless man had a ready explanation. St. Louis told the officer that he was allowed to have a beer after work and I couldnt stop him, according to an arrest report. That turned out to be St. Louis first mistake. He followed by resisting arrest then threatened the officer by saying he would put a bullet in my head, the report said. The officer was patrolling the area of the Boca Raton Municipal Garden, which has recently turned into a meeting place for homeless individuals to drink, according to police. St. Louis, 54, was spotted by the officer riding a bike on the roadway while holding a Steel Reserve beer can that he sipped as he rode, the report said. The officer tried to get St. Louis to stop, but he pedaled away while drinking the remainder of the beer. The officer ran down St. Louis, who resisted being handcuffed, the report said. The officer wrote on the report that he nearly utilized his Taser on St. Louis before the man allowed himself to be handcuffed. St. Louis continued to make threats after he was taken to the Boca Raton Police Department. He specifically indicated that killing my family and I would be doing the world a favor, the officer wrote in his report. He explained that I would see him again someday and it would be my end. St. Louis is facing three counts of corruption by making threats to a public servant and one count each of resisting an officer with violence and committing a municipal violation for drinking in public. He is being held in the Palm Beach County Jail in lieu of $1,000 bail. More News
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Appetites: Sampling Minnesota's gonzo beer flavors | Minnesota Public Radio News
Paul, Minn. Oct 29, 2014 A flight of five of Urban Growler's craft beers Friday, Oct. 24, 2014 in St. Paul.Jennifer Simonson / MPR News 6min 44sec It's pumpkin spice season lattes, oreos, yogurt and now beer. Beer drinkers are seeing an onslaught of pumpkin brews, and it seems like every brewery out there has its own gonzo flavors hitting the market. Can this be a good trend? James Norton, editor and publisher of the food and drink website Heavy Table , prepared a guided sampling for MPR News' Tom Crann of some of the more out-there flavors made by local breweries. In choosing the beers, Norton found the challenge wasn't in finding five worth trying, but rather in narrowing it down. The beers: Schell's | Black Forest Cherry, Noble Star Series | New Ulm, MN Borealis Fermentery | Mon Cherries Cherry | Knife River, MN Urban Growler Brewing | Candy Corn Imperial Cream Ale | St. Paul Bent Paddle Brewing + Duluth Coffee Company | Cold Press Black | Duluth, MN A photo from the in-studio beer tasting.Jayne Solinger / MPR News Northgate Brewing | Pumpion Pumpkin Spice Ale | Minneapolis Tasting notes: Norton decided to kick off the tasting with the Black Forest Cherry from the state's oldest brewery, August Schell's in New Ulm. "They've got a great new series of beers called the Noble Star Series, which is a bunch of plays on a style called Berliner Weisse," Norton said. "It's a style known for its sour flavor, and in Germany it's often sweetened with a fruit syrup or an arboreal syrup called woodruff. This beer, Black Forest Cherry, was made in a batch that aged for a year before it was further fermented with 5,000 pounds of red tart cherries." CRANN: "Not sweet at all, cidery." NORTON: "Almost balsamic, well-balanced, sophisticated." Next they sampled the Mon Cherries from a Belgian monastery-inspired brewery near Knife River, just north of Duluth called Borealis Fermentery. This beer, Norton says, is "a totally different take on cherry, I think. It's a cherry-enhanced riff on a malty Belgian style of ale known as Dubbel." CRANN: "Not much sweetness, couldn't taste more different than the other cherry brew." NORTON: "In contrast to the almost vinegar-like bite of the Schell's, this has got a really deep spice, dried fruit kind of holiday funkiness to it. A lot of depth, and a lot of balance." The next on the list is an unusual flavor from St. Paul's Urban Growler: Candy Corn Imperial Cream Ale. Urban Growler's Candy Corn Imperial Cream Ale Friday, Oct. 24, 2014 at the St. Paul microbrewery.Jennifer Simonson / MPR News "It's a bit less of a refined concept, but you've gotta love the sense of fun," Norton says. "It was brewed with 65 pounds of Candy Corn that was frozen and pulverized into dust before being added to the brew kettle. There ares also 160 pounds of blueberries in the batch." CRANN: "Some sweetness, also bitterness, no fake sweetness." NORTON: "Candy corn in nose, not in taste. Hoppy astringency. Creamy, sweet beer, not obscene." For a little buzz in a brew, they sampled Cold Press Black, which Bent Paddle Brewing in Duluth teams up with Duluth Coffee Company to make. The beer and variations of the beer won All Pints North Brewfest in Duluth and Autumn Brew Review the past two years, so it's much loved. Eric Faust at Duluth Coffee Company described the process for Norton: "Bent Paddle has us not only roast the coffee, but we also brew it," Faust said. "Meaning that when we deliver it to the brewery we deliver full kegs of cold press coffee already brewed. To my knowledge this is the only coffee beer on the market done on this scale like this." Other breweries will add ground coffee to the wort, which can have mixed results, Norton says. CRANN: "Disorienting. It's two great tastes that almost taste great together." NORTON: "This is one of my favorite coffee beers from anywhere tremendous sense of balance and a really pure, roasty, delightful natural coffee flavor. The beer kind of steps back and lets the coffee work, which is OK with me." And finally, to the ubiquitous pumpkin. Northgate Brewing in Minneapolis has a pumpkin beer called Pumpion Spiced Ale that the crew at Elevated Beer Wine and Spirits endorsed as among their favorites of the season. The beer unites a strong English Pale Ale and pumpkin pie flavors - spices were added during the boil, and again with vanilla extract during maturation. CRANN: "A little pumpkin flavor, creamy." NORTON: "I love that this isn't overly sweet, and it's got a clean sense of balance despite the spice notes." The news on your schedule from MPR News Update Email Address*
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Taylor Swift Drinks Beer, Cheers New Hometown at a N.Y. Knicks Game - Yahoo Celebrity
"Interstellar" is overly explanatory about its physics, its dialogue can be clunky and you may want to send composer Hans Zimmer's relentless organ into deep space. But if you take these for blips rather than black holes, the majesty of "Interstellar" is something to behold. The film opens in the near future where a new kind of Dust Bowl, one called "the blight," brings crop-killing storms of dust upon the Midwest farm of engineer-turned-farmer Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) and his two children, the adventuresome 10-year-old Murph (Mackenzie Foy) and the 15-year-old budding farmer Tom (Timothee Chalamet). The rustic homestead, where Cooper and his father-in-law (John Lithgow) drink beer on the porch, recalls the Indiana home of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" an early hint that "Interstellar" moving and sentimental will be more Spielberg (who was once attached to direct) than Kubrick. In the imperiled climate, space exploration is viewed as part of the "excess" of the 20th century. Textbooks now read that the moon landings were faked. But Cooper, a former NASA pilot, still believes in science's capacity for greatness. He seethes: "We used to look up in the sky and wonder about our place in the stars. Now we just look down and wonder about our place in the dirt." The spirit of wonderment, too, has sometimes lacked in our movies. Nolan who shot in both 35mm and 70mm and prefers his films massive on Imax, but not, thank our stars, in 3-D remains one of the few purveyors of DeMille-sized big-screen grandeur. View gallery This photo released by Paramount Pictures shows, from left, Mackenzie Foy, and Matthew McConaughey, Nolan shoots for the stars, literally and cinematically, when Cooper's curiosity (he and Murph tail a flying drone through the wheat fields) brings him to a secret NASA lair run by a Dr. Brand (Michael Caine). Large-scale dreaming has gone underground. They enlist him to pilot a desperate mission through a wormhole to follow an earlier expedition that may have found planets capable of hosting human life. Much discussion of gravity and relativity follows, as Nolan (who co-wrote the script with his brother Jonathan and consulted with theoretical physicist Kip Thorne) tries valiantly to place his quasi-plausible sci-fi tale within the realm of mathematics and science. "Interstellar" is a trip, for sure, but it's not a supernatural one. There will be no aliens poking forth from bellies or monument-blasting battles with extraterrestrials; it's just about us humans. The journey means Cooper will, under the best of circumstances, be gone for years. The parting from Murph, who resents the abandonment, is wrenching. He's a dutiful, driven father stepping out to work, only in another galaxy. All they can send him are video messages. His crew are Brand's daughter (Anne Hathaway), a pair of researchers (a wonderful David Gyasi and Wes Bentley) and a robot named TARS that looks like the monolith of "2001: A Space Odyssey" if it were a shape-shifting Transformer. Voiced by Bill Irwin, it's programed to speak with 90 percent honesty and a dash of humor. What happens when the space ship, Endurance, moves past Saturn and passes through the wormhole? For starters, Nolan and his cinematographer, Hoyte Van Hoytema, conjure beautiful galactic imagery, contorting space and, eventually, dimensions. View gallery This photo released by Paramount Pictures shows Jessica Chastain in a scene from the film, '&quo But what he's really doing is dropping countless big ideas science, survival, exploration, love into a cosmic blender, and seeing what keeps its meaning out there in the heavenly abyss. As in "The Dark Knight," Nolan doesn't investigate all of its philosophical questions so much as juggle them in an often dazzling, occasionally frustratingly incomplete way. But under extreme gravitational forces, the core of "Interstellar" holds. It remains tethered to Earth, toggling between barren, otherworldly landscapes and life back home on an increasingly uninhabitable planet. There, Murph (now played by Jessica Chastain) has grown into a physicist trying to solve an essential equation. More than anything, "Interstellar" makes you feel the great preciousness of time, a resource as valuable as oxygen. A misadventure of a few hours on one watery planet, where relative time accelerates, costs the astronauts decades. Returning to the ship, Cooper watches videos of his kids growing up before his eyes and weeps uncontrollably.
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Embed Thursday, October 30, 2014 08:11AM A beer delivery man from Oklahoma is being hailed as a hero, for taking down a robber at a convenience store.
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Make A Pumpkin Beer Keg - Business Insider
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On Tuesdays, Capitol Beer features $8 house flights four five-ounce samples specially chosen for the week. The staff is definitely dedicated to finding the best beer; employees often take road trips to seek out new beers to put on the menu. Check Capitol Beers site for upcoming events like keep the glass nights and fundraisers for great causes. Alley Katz www.burgersbrew.com After seven years, B&B is still going strong. The owners of Burgers & Brew are definitely dedicated to local beer, so much so that in 2011 they created their own brewery Olde Ritual Brewing Company. In addition to their own beer, this spot has 25+ beers on tap and offers tasting flights if you want to try more than one of the wonderful craft beers. Even though you may come for the beer, youll stay for the food. The burgers are made from 100-percent Niman Ranch meat and all dressings and sauces are made in-house. Boneshaker Public House 2168 Sunset Blvd., Suite 104 Rocklin, CA 95765 www.boneshakerpub.com The old-timey decor style doesnt work for everyone, but it does for Boneshaker.
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Note: This is a seattlepi.com reader blog. It is not written or edited by the P-I. The authors are solely responsible for content. E-mail us at newmedia@seattlepi.com if you consider a post inappropriate.. Winter will soon descend upon the lovely little town of Leavenworth, Washington. When it does, Icicle Brewing Company will be ready for it. The brewery announced today the return of its popular winter seasonal beer, Dark Persuasion German Chocolate Cake Ale. However, this time its returning for more than the winter; it will become one of the brewerys regular, year-round offerings. In response to popular demand, Dark Persuasion is now available year-round across Eastern Washington in 22-ounce bottles and half-barrel kegs. Here is the brewerys description of Dark Persuasion German Chocolate Cake Ale. Delicate dark chocolate with a whisper of coconut You know you want it, go ahead and indulge. You can finally have German Chocolate Cake and drink it too. Theres no need to be nervous, its just wickedly deep and full of flavor and desire. With its provocative aroma and smooth body, this is certainly the darkest of fifty shades of risque. ABV: 6.5%
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Beer Trademarks: Does a brew by any other name taste as good? | Food + Drink Blog | NUVO News | Indianapolis, IN
In August 1997 I had to make a big decision. Pay someone else a licensing fee for the use of our company name or change it. I really liked the Brick Brewery name, and so did James Brickman, owner of Brick Brewing Company in Ontario, Canada. What was I going to do with all the newly made labels? Schmidt telephoned Brickman. They reached an agreementSchmidt could use up his labels and he would change Brick to Back. Back Road Brewery is now a registered trademark and is exclusively marketed and sold as such, said Schmidt., adding, The new name has been beloved ever since [Jan. 1, 1998]. Nashville-based Big Woods made their 2013 name change for marketing reasons, explains co-owner Jeff McCabe. We are building multiple businesses (restaurants and brewing), with different concepts and different marks. We believe there is great value in the uniqueness of ''Quaff ON!" for beer and we like 'Big Woods' for very specific applications. With 3000 breweries developing and naming new beers all the time, establishing a unique name that is clearly registrable has become a big challenge - and frustrating for the team that comes up with a great name only to learn later that someone sold 30 barrels under a similar name five years ago, offers Upland owner Doug Dayhoff. We try to do exhaustive research before proceeding with any beer we are going to bottle and distribute - but I always worry that some distant brewery 100 miles away served a few kegs of beer under that name a couple years ago and later tries to impede our use.
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Icicle Brewing introduces a new beer to it regular lineup - Washington Beer Blog
30, 2014, 2:56 PM 852 In keeping with the theme of holiday-inspired foods , we present to you a pumpkin beer keg. Watch and learn how you can turn a pumpkin into a beer keg.
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