Npocp? A 15hp, 4 Speed Beer Crate

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A 15hp, 4 speed Beer Crate Go to permalink Do you like fun, motorized toys but are like me barely able to change a tire? Luckily, other people have fabrication talent and sometimes offer their work up for sale, as in the case of the " Kostritzer fahrende Bierkiste ", the driving beer box for sale on german ebay. The tires are kart rain tires and the seller notes that its forwards motion is "sinister" and corners are taken "in rage". Of all the beer karts I've seen this is one of the best ones quality wise, even though I visually prefer the all in one look of the original: So Oppo, what do you say, with one day left to go and a current bid of about 750$ - Nice Price or Crack Pipe?



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Downtown beer tasting offers marathon runners drink discount - WTOC-TV: Savannah, Beaufort, SC, News, Weather & Sports

to 10 p.m. This is part of the inaugural Harvest Fest on River Street, hosted by the Savannah Waterfront Association. The fall festival is a celebration of all things Georgia, from the musicians providing the entertainment, to the delicious food and the tasty brews. Copyright 2014 WTOC . All rights reserved. Updated: Saturday, November 8 2014 11:12 PM EST2014-11-09 04:12:43 GMT Volunteer members of the Evans County Disaster Action Team responded to a fire in Claxton, GA. More >> Volunteer members of the Evans County Disaster Action Team responded to a fire in Claxton, GA. More >> Updated: Saturday, November 8 2014 9:55 PM EST2014-11-09 02:55:51 GMT The Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department hosted 18 members of an Israel Police Delegation in partnership with the Georgia Law Enforcement Exchange Program.The delegation met with members of the SCMPD command staff and engaged in presentations on Community Policing, Judgment Calls for Using Tasers and the Use of Body Cameras.The Georgia Law Enforcement Exchange Program has been in effect since 1992 and serves as a joint public safety partnerships project of Georgia State University ... More >> The Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department hosted 18 members of an Israel Police Delegation in partnership with the Georgia Law Enforcement Exchange Program.The delegation met with members of the SCMPD command staff and engaged in presentations on Community Policing, Judgment Calls for Using Tasers and the Use of Body Cameras.The Georgia Law Enforcement Exchange Program has been in effect since 1992 and serves as a joint public safety partnerships project of Georgia State University ... More >>



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Brewery Ommegang releases fourth beer in 'Game of Thrones' series | lehighvalleylive.com

The beer is part of the brewery's collaboration with HBO for its "Game of Thrones" series. (lehighvalleylive.com photo | EDWARD SIEGER) "If the day comes when you would find me again, give that coin to any man from Braavos, and say these words to him - valar morghulis." Jaqen H'ghar Beer: Valar Morghulis Dubbel Ale Made by: Brewery Ommegang; Cooperstown, NY Type of beer: ale Rating: 4 pints out of 5 Beer review: Valar Morghulis is the fourth offering in Ommegang's collaboration with HBO on its wildly popular series " Game of Thrones ." The series began with Iron Throne Blonde Ale , followed by Take the Black Stout and Fire and Blood Red Ale . Valar Morghulis translates into "all men must die," according to the series. The label features the two-headed coin Jaqen H'ghar gave to Arya Stark. Voters decided on the name and style for the latest offering. Valar Morghulis is dark brown and the aroma is light, hard to pinpoint, maybe the slightest bit malty sweetness. The flavor leans toward a Belgian spiciness with a malty backbone and you'll get notes of dried fruit. Overall, this is nicely crafted and subtle beer that offers a certain depth. It's not an overly robust, heady beer, but one with character and flavor. Valar Morghulis weighs in at a modest 8 percent ABV, and the flavors stood out a bit more, were slightly more pronounced, at cellar temperature. For me, the beers in the series have improved incrementally since the release of Iron Throne. While I'm not certain which I preferred more, Fire and Blood or Valar Morghulis, I think Valar is the best of the four, so far. 'Tis the season ... for holiday-related cliches and appropriately seasonal beers. Victory Brewing Co. announced last month the release of Winter Cheers, its 6.7 percent ABV seasonal described as a "fruity and spicy holiday brew." Victory is releasing Winter Cheers on draft and 12-ounce bottles. And if you're lucky enough to live near a Wegmans or Whole Foods, you'll find it on the shelves, according to Victory. Shmaltz Brewing Co. also announced the release of two holiday offerings. View full size Shmaltz Brewing Co.'s Hanukkah, Chanukah: Pass The BeerCourtesy Photo Hanukkah, Chanukah: Pass The Beer is a dark ale brewed with eight malts and hops, weighing in at 8 percent ABV. Get it? Eight nights of Chanukah, eight malts, eight hops. Also hitting the shelves is Shmaltz's anniversary beer, Jewbelation 18. This beer is brewed with 18 malts and 18 hops, but registers a reasonable 12.4 percent ABV. Now I say reasonable because the last two Jewbelations - 16 and 17 - weighed in at 16 and 17 percent ABV and were absolute monsters. I'm curious to know how Jewbelation 18 differs from its two predecessors with its comparably tamer ABV. Ed Sieger's column of beer reviews and local beer news appears every two weeks in EXPOSED. He can be reached at 610-258-7171 or by e-mail at esieger@express-times.com.



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10 stunning stories you don't want to miss | abc13.com

"I was at home making the evening meal and put on the news... it was very, very memorable." - 'Proud' - Chancellor Angela Merkel, who grew up in communist East Germany, said in her weekly podcast Saturday that the reunified capital of Berlin had become "almost a symbol of Europe's unification after the Cold War". Berlin Mayor Klaus Wowereit said the landmark event had stirred "so much emotion". "It fills your heart with joy and we can be quite proud of that," he said at a regional Social Democratic Party meeting. View gallery People climb remains of the Berlin Wall at the Bernauer Street memorial site in Berlin on November 8 French President Francois Hollande said on Bild's online news site that 25 years on, the Wall's fall was a "joint legacy" that obliged France, Germany and Europe to step up, including outside of the region in places such as Syria or Iraq. The last Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev, whose "perestroika" and "glasnost" reforms helped pave the way for the Wall's fall, called it a celebratory day "for all peoples of Europe and other continents". However, speaking at an event in Berlin on Saturday, Gorbachev warned the world was on the "brink of a new Cold War", German news agency DPA reported. "The world is on the brink of a new Cold War. Some are even saying that it has already begun," the 83-year-old said, amid tensions between the West and Russia over Ukraine. He complained of a "breakdown of trust" in recent months, adding: "Let us remember that there can be no security in Europe without German-Russian partnership." - 'Unlikely' - Sausage, beer and souvenir stands will likely face brisk business with more than one million visitors expected over the weekend, according to the tourism group Visit Berlin. Merkel was due on Saturday to attend a memorial concert at Bertolt Brecht's historic Berliner Ensemble theatre and, on Sunday, she will open a major exhibition on the once divided Bernauer Strasse. Gorbachev and former Polish president and freedom icon Lech Walesa, 71, are among those due on Sunday at the Brandenburg Gate, the symbol of German unity, for a show to include rock music and fireworks. From there, the white balloons will begin to be released into the evening sky.



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Montgomery County employees accused of skimming cases of beer (nbcwashington.com) -- Gazette.Net

Man offering just that if you invest in his start-up A Garland, TX beer brewer is looking for some support and he's willing to give free beer for life to get it Embed Friday, November 07, 2014 03:21PM GARLAND, TX (KTRK) -- You can free beer for life -- all it will take is an investment in a start-up brewery in North Texas. Intrinsic Brewing is trying to build a storefront in Garland. So far, the company has raised almost $9,000 through a crowdfunding site . The brewmaster, Cary Hodson, says he'll give people who invest $2,000 in the brewery free beer for life. He says by sending investors eight beers a week, he can pay them back within a year. The brewery offers a Basil Hefeweizen right now and is looking to expand. Hodson said, "As an early supporter if you came in and had just two beers, four days a week, in the first year you'd make your money back. I would buy it." If you don't have two grand to invest, that's OK. The company is offering other rewards for donations as little as $10.



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Germans, foreigners fete Berlin Wall's fall 25 years on - Yahoo News

Teen says he thought he killed goblin, not brother - Cody Metzker-Madsen's testimony turned heads this week when he testified that when he killed his 5-year-old foster brother, he was in a fantasy world and thought he was killing a goblin. PHOTOS: Beverly Hills mansion hits the market for $195 million - If you love big, expensive homes, take a look at this Beverly Hills manse and all it has to offer -- even if you don't plan to dish out $195 million for it.



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Free beer for life? Man offering just that if you invest in his start-up | abc13.com

One store owner said a county delivery man recently tried to sell him beer under the table.



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Police: Drunk man drives tractor to S. Alabama store for more be - Cincinnati News, FOX19-WXIX TV

Alabama store for more be - Cincinnati News, FOX19-WXIX TV SITE SEARCH Police: Drunk man drives tractor to S. Alabama store for more beer, gets arrested Posted: Bobby Lee Price (Source: Covington County Sheriff's Dept.) Also on FOX19.com More>> Updated: Wednesday, January 8 2014 5:50 PM EST2014-01-08 22:50:22 GMT Would you like to receive a text message on your phone when breaking news happens? It's a great way to keep up with important news that can impact your day right now!Don't WAIT to find out what's happening... Full Story > Would you like to receive a text message on your phone when breaking news happens? It's a great way to keep up with important news that can impact your day right now! Full Story > Saturday, November 8 2014 10:34 PM EST2014-11-09 03:34:54 GMT PHOTO: FOX19 NOW viewer Michelle Stitzel About 32 people are displaced after an apartment fire in Middletown. Full Story > About 32 people are displaced after an apartment fire in Middletown. Full Story > Updated: Saturday, November 8 2014 9:55 PM EST2014-11-09 02:55:28 GMT A man is dead after suffering a medical event on northbound Interstate 75 Saturday afternoon. Police say the 51-year-old male suffered a heart attack and died. Full Story > A man is dead after suffering a medical event on northbound Interstate 75 Saturday afternoon. Police say the 51-year-old male suffered a heart attack and died. Full Story > 'Enough, I'm tired' comment rallies Mexico protest Drug gang members have described a horrific effort to make 43 teachers college students disappear, piling their bodies like cord wood on a pyre that burned for 15 hours and then wading into the ashes to pulverize,... Full Story > An off-the-cuff comment by the attorney general to cut off a news conference about the apparent killing of 43 missing college students has been taken up by protesters as a rallying cry against Mexico's corruption and... Full Story > RED LEVEL, AL (WSFA) - It sounds like something straight out of a country music song, but police in the south Alabama city of Red Level say it's all true. They arrested a shirtless, intoxicated man Wednesday after he drove a tractor to a local store for more beer. The Covington County Sheriff's Department says 37-year-old Bobby Price, a resident of Grange Forge Road, drove the tractor more than 6 miles to a Dollar General store with the intent of buying more alcohol. The cashier refused to sell the already visibly-intoxicated man more drinks after he apparently fell on the sidewalk at the store. Price's tractor trip home was cut short when the store employee picked up the phone and dished out some dirt to police on the odd experience. Red Level police were called to the store where they took the inebriated farmer into custody on a public intoxication charge. He was not charged with DUI, according to Covington County Chief Deputy David Anderson, because he was not operating the tractor at the time the officers responded. Price is being held on a $500 bond at the county jail. The tractor, on loan to Price from a friend, was also impounded.



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21. Ariel International Center, 1163 E. 40th St., Cleveland. $65 (advance), $75 (at the door), $50 (designated-driver option). Optional: Become a Friends Partner for $250 and receive two tickets, two commemorative pilsner glasses and recognition on printed materials. Signature fundraiser of The Free Clinic's Associate Board includes samples of handcrafted ales, lagers, porters, stouts and holiday brews; food, dancing. All net proceeds support The Free Medical Clinic of Greater Cleveland,a community health center that provides medical, dental and behavioral health services to medically underserved individuals. Go to brownpapertickets.com/event/818862 . A Poinsettia Glow with Wine & Chocolate Saturday, Nov. 22. Lowe's Greenhouse, 16540 Chillicothe Road, Chagrin Falls. $15 (through Saturday, Nov. 15), $20 (after Nov. 15). Includes live music and atmosphere of 1,000 candles transforming the greenhouses filled with poinsettias into a spectacle of light, along with a chocolate fountain. Sample paired wines and chocolates. All proceeds and 10 percent of sales that night go to Chagrin Falls Park Community Center. Go to lowesgreenhouse.com or call 440-543-5123. Holiday-ale tasting fundraiser 7-10 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 22. Greater Cleveland Aquarium, 2000 Sycamore St., Cleveland. $45 ($35, GCA pass holder; $25, designated drivers). Includes entrance to the aquarium, souvenir tasting glass, light hors d'oeuvres.Proceeds benefit Ronald McDonald House of Cleveland.Go to greaterclevelandaquarium.com/experience/events/5549-2 . Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel Opening Celebration VIP preview 6-7 p.m., celebration 7-10 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 22. Western Reserve Historical Society, 10825 East Blvd., Cleveland. Watch the Grand Carousel light up for the first time. Includes refreshments, music from Cleveland Pops Orchestra ensemble conducted by Carl Topilow. Benefits WRHS. Go to tinyurl.com/carousel-evening or call 216-721-5722, ext. 1504. Silent Table-top Tree Auction Silent-auction bidding begins Friday, Nov. 28, and closes 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 21. Historic Rider 1812 Inn, 792 Mentor Ave., Painesville. Friends of Morley Library event benefits library programs. Call 440-352-3383, ext. 401. Cleveland Pops Holiday Benefit Concert 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 29. Baldwin Wallace University, Kulas Musical Arts Building, 96 Front St., Berea. $50 ($25, student tickets), $75 (patron tickets, includes program listing). Cleveland Pops concert benefits Berea City Schools' Education Foundation, which provides grants to staff members to enhance academic programming and awards scholarships to graduating seniors. Go to educationfoundationberea.org . 'Oliver!' benefit Lobby opens at 1 p.m., show is at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 30. Chagrin Valley Little Theatre, 40 River St, Chagrin Falls. $20 ($15, ages 10 and under). Friends of WomenSafe hosts matinee performance of "Oliver!" Benefit includes Chinese auction, complimentary refreshments at intermission. Non-profit Friends of WomenSafe generates unrestricted funds for WomenSafe, which provides support services to families plagued by domestic violence throughout Northeast Ohio. For reservations, go to eventbrite.com and search for "FOW Theater Party." DECEMBER Wreath sale Pickup noon-4 p.m. Monday-Tuesday, Dec. 1-2. Lorain County History Center, 284 Washington Ave., Elyria. $30. The Women's Association, an affiliate group of the Lorain County Historical Society, continues its holiday tradition of creating festive holiday wreaths as a fundraiser. RSVP to order live balsam fir wreaths is Saturday, Nov. 29. Go to lchs.org . A Christmas Story Run 9 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 6. The distance between the former Higbee's department store and the A Christmas Story House & Museum is about 5K. Both 5K and 10K races start in Public Square near Cleveland Horseshoe Casino and Terminal Tower. The 5K will run to A Christmas Story House & Museum. The 10K will run to the house, then return to Public Square. (Buses will transport 5K runners back to Public Square.) Proceeds benefit A Christmas Story House Neighborhood Restoration Project.For deadlines and fees, go to achristmasstoryrun.com/index.php/register . Chinese Auction Benefit Bidding 3-5 p.m., drawing is at 5 p.m. Saturday Dec. 6. Mary Yoder's Amish Kitchen, 14743 Old State Road, Middlefield. $15 (includes boxed lunch and 10 auction tickets). All proceeds support Shop With a Cop and the food pantry in Middlefield.Go to maryyodersamishkitchen.com or call 440-632-1939. Frosty Frolic 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13. Start, finish at William McKinley National Memorial, Canton. $25 ($30 after Tuesday, Sept. 30.) Group discounts available. Second annual family-friendly 5K run-walk goes through the holiday light display at Stadium Park. Costumes welcome. Benefits Hammer & Nails, a local outreach ministry assisting disadvantaged Stark County homeowners with home and property repairs. To register, go to tinyurl.com/q3keos7 .



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Beer at Euclid library, LCHS wreath sale, Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel Opening Celebration, 'Oliver' more - Society Calendar | cleveland.com

Set up is under way at the McKenzie Cider and Craft Beer Festival. The event is this weekend at Willamalane Center in Springfield. More than 70 breweries lined up for the third annual event. Proceeds from the festival will benefit three local nonprofits, including Bags of Love, a relatively new nonprofit serving Lane County. It happens Friday from 5-11 p.m. and Saturday from 12 p.m.-11 p.m. Admission is $15. It gets you in the door both days. Click here for ticket information . Jay Zink and Rae LaMarche were on KEZI 9 News 9 News Midday to explain more. RELATED ARTICLES



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