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Katy Perry chugs beer, jumps off bar in moment of pure bliss | FOX Sports

Merger Monday: Two healthcare companies have announced a $12.2 billion takeover deal. Medical technology firm Becton, Dickinson and Co ( BDX ) is taking over CareFusion ( CFN ) in a cash and stock deal that values CareFusion shares at $58 each. CareFusion's stock was rising by 25% premarket to hover just below the $58 mark. Related: Fear & Greed Index 3. Rising in the face of fear: CNNMoney's Fear & Greed index indicates investors are still feeling fearful, yet U.S. stock futures are edging higher. Asian markets ended with mixed results, though Chinese stocks were mostly positive. The Hang Seng in Hong Kong rose by 1.1% as pro-democracy protests wound down. The index was volatile last week as protests swelled across the city. The positive mood continued in Europe in early trading, despite more gloomy economic data from Germany and the eurozone. The Dax in Germany was up by 1.2%. German markets were closed Friday, missing out on gains inspired by a strong U.S. jobs report.



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2 Tri-State breweries win awards at 2014 Great American Beer Festival | Local News - WLWT Home

Richard Fisher, the head of the Dallas Fed who has been critical of QE, used it in a speech earlier this year . Related: Gold is back en vogue as investors worry Sobering up: Recent turbulence in the stock market can partly be explained by the beer goggles effect. Investors have been dumping stocks found in the previously red hot Russell 2000, sending that basket of smaller-sized stocks into "correction" mode last week. That's Wall Street code for a 10% decline from a previous high. Smaller stocks are riskier than their larger cousins because their shares change hands less frequently, making it more difficult to buy and sell them.



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German beer goes American to regain buzz : Entertainment

Fenton Sew & Vac That puts the country third in the world, after the Czech Republic and Austria. Americans drink about 75 liters a year. German brewers who are currently celebrating Munich's Oktoberfest, the industry's highpoint of the year are hoping specialty beers can help change perceptions and lure back buyers year round. Radeberger Gruppe, Germany's largest producer, has begun selling craft beers with price tags that can reach 24.99 euros a bottle, such as the dark-brown 17th Anniversary Ale, made of 7 different ales matured in oak. The Bayerische Staatsbrauerei Weihenstephan , the world's oldest brewery started in 1040, now markets 'Infinium,' a beer developed in cooperation with Samuel Adams sold in a black champagne bottle. You can go even more individual than that. Holger Wirtz in May started Bierzuliebe , "beer to love," a website where you can create your own beer with your own preferences for hops intensity, alcohol level, liveliness and color have it brewed and shipped to you in a champagne bottle within a week. You can also order Bierzuliebe's house creations such as "Kehlenglueck," or "Throat Joy," for 9.95 euros. "Beer has great untapped potential," Wirtz said in an interview. "We want to make a premium product that people enjoy and celebrate instead of downing in a few gulps." Gaining traction with craft beer may still be an uphill struggle. Micro breweries currently produce 1 percent of German output, according to the DBB, the German brewers' association. While that may grow to as much as 3 percent, the craft beer boom won't reach U.S. proportions because German consumers already get their beer, even if mostly pilseners, from small- and medium-sized breweries that often sell locally, said Stefan Huckemann, a Munich-based partner in the consumer business at consultancy Deloitte. "The craft beer trend comes from the U.S., which didn't have the variety that markets like Germany and Belgium had for many years," Huckemann said. "It's nevertheless positive for the German market, which has been suffering from price pressure, as it will increase the perceived value of beer." Lemke, who started making craft beer in 1999, is adopting a more American-style logo for his Berlin brewery, where he's produced about 40 brews over the years. While Germany back then wasn't ready for his pale ales and stouts, it is now, he said.



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LA Galaxy's Alan Gordon drinks a beer with fans after match, delights children | Dirty Tackle - Yahoo Sports

LA Galaxy forward Alan Gordon drinks a beer with fans after the game against Toronto FC. (Kelvin Kuo-USA TODAY Sports) After all this , it still appears theres no end in sight. In yet another video to grace the internet, the pop star chugs a beer, tosses the bottle, and jumps off a bar just as 'Don't Stop Believin' peaks. Should we have seen this coming? How else does someone celebrate picking Ole Miss to upset 'Bama? MORE COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Want stories delivered to you? Make sure you get all of our content by liking the CFB on FOX Facebook page .



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S&P futures 2014 10 06 Eight Ball Brewery representatives said its barrel-aged beer is not available on tap just yet, but should be by next week. Recommended Comments The views expressed are not those of this site, this station or its affiliated companies. By posting your comments you agree to accept our terms of use. Nobel Prize honors brain cell research 11min The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has gone to John O'Keefe and May-Britt and Edvard Moser for work on cells that form a positioning system in the brain. Their research helps better understand how people orient themselves. Monday's ceremony at t... Reset Session - Logout/Re-attempt Sign In Close Your profile has been deleted. Close Please set an email address for your profile No email address was supplied by . To complete your registration on this site, please supply an address. Please confirm or modify the email address to which you will have subscription offers sent. Email



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Wall Street's beer goggles are clearing up. Now what? - Oct. 5, 2014

beer goggles bull LA Galaxy forward Alan Gordon drinks a beer with fans after the game against Toronto FC. (Kelvin Kuo-USA TODAY The LA Galaxy beat Toronto FC 3-0 Saturday night with the final goal coming from Alan Gordon during injury time. After the final whistle blew, Gordon celebrated his achievement by going over to the LA Riot Squad supporters group and drinking a beer with them to the delight of a row of children behind him. His blast from outside the box was certainly worthy of a cold brew, though. Have a look... Though Gordon added the exclamation point at the end, the match was more about Robbie Keane , who scored the first two goals, and Landon Donovan , whose assist on Keane's second gave him the league's career assist record (136) to go with his career scoring record (144) as his final season before retirement nears an end. Here's the volley that gave Donovan the record and Keane his brace... Given the night's many successes for the Galaxy, it seems unlikely that Gordon was the only one celebrating with a beer before going home. - - - - - - - Brooks Peck is the editor of Dirty Tackle on Yahoo Sports. Have a tip? Email him or follow on Twitter! Follow @BrooksDT Sports & Recreation



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Bachtoberfest wows Pascagoula crowd with German food, beer, dancing, music | gulflive.com

Bachtoberfest -- featuring a German theme, Bavarian food, the music of Johann Sebastian Bach, polka music, dance performances and children's activities -- is a fundraiser for the Gulf Coast Symphony. Bachtoberfest 2014 Studio of Dance students get the crowd to do the chicken dance during Bachtoberfest at Pascagoula's Beach Park on Oct. 5, 2014. Bachtoberfest is a fundraiser for the Gulf Coast Symphony. The money helps to keep ticket prices down for their concerts throughout the year. "This is a celebration of classical music, the wonderful outdoors and German food and German beverage," said Dobbs Dennis, a Gulf Coast Symphony board member. As the event unfolded, Cruisin' the Coast cruisers parked their classic cars and trucks under the large oaks at the park. Cruisers chatted with visitors and answered questions about their cars before heading to the Pascagoula Riverfront for a Cruisin' event from 2-6 p.m. "The weather is fantastic, the cars are beautiful and the people are nice," Dennis said. "It don't get any better than this." Bachtoberfest 2014 The Blue Stars Symphony performs at Bachtoberfest at Pascagoula's Beach Park on Oct. 5, 2014. Bachtoberfest is a fundraiser for the Gulf Coast Symphony. There were German sausages, of course, but festivalgoers also dined on pulled pork, ribs, fish and other fare. Claudia Lewis, with the Gulf Coast Symphony Guild, was selling pretzel necklaces to help raise extra money for the musical organization. "Everyone is just smiling and having fun," she said of the second-annual event. "The kids are loving it, with the train rides through the park and the face painting.



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