Crown in the lead, with Mr Boag catching up (Brisbane Times)
It's been clear for a week now how it will end for me: with the east coast lager challenge. Tonight, Victoria's Crown Lager will go head to head with NSW's Bluetongue, with Mr James Boag from Tasmania waiting in the wings to challenge the winner on Saturday. Batting order will be decided by coin toss.
High Country Conservation Center's annual fundraiser Friday (Summit Daily News)
BRECKENRIDGE - The Summit County community will have a chance to lend its support to conservation Friday night, as High Country Conservation Center holds its Tim McClure Memorial Benefit at the Maggie in Breckenridge. The annual green get-down is the most important fundraiser of the year for the organization, formerly known as Summit Recycling Project. "This is our biggest event of the year, and ...
Happy Tears [2009] [R] - 8.4.5 (Kids-In-Mind)
Parker Posey and Demi Moore star as sisters who return home to care for their ailing father (Rip Torn). All three family members must now confront their not-exactly-perfect lives, getting older, and mortality.
City centre crime project's award (BBC News)
The Queen is presenting researchers with an award for helping tackle drunken city centre crime.
Philly Beer Geek 2009 Nugget Nate Gefvert (BellaOnline)
On March 12, 2009, a confident Nate Gefvert reigned supreme as Philly Beer Geek 2009, winner of the 2nd Annual Philly Beer Geek Finals Competition. Gefvert gave a masterful performance throughout two grueling showdowns held one week apart.
Author of First-Ever Travel Guide to Food Made by Monks and Nuns Introduces Brand-New Way to Shop Online for Monastery ... (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
From Madeline Scherb, author of the first and only travel guide of its kind, A Taste of Heaven: A Guide to Food and Drink Made by Monks And Nuns, comes HeavenGourmet.com, a brand-new way to shop online for monastery foods and gourmet gifts for cooks. HeavenGourmet.com is also home to the new all-volunteer Compassionate Consumer Guild.
Collectors drink up beer cans and memorabilia (Seattle Times)
Every can holds a memory for a collector who has more than 8,500 beer cans displayed in his house. Donald Roussin, a buyer for Boeing, says he even bought the house because its 18-foot cathedral ceilings offered more display space for the cans and 10,000 brewery collectibles.
