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| Beer Taps News Archive 07-May-2008 |
V8s: Here we go (Stuff)After more than two years of planning, preparing, painting and paving the Hamilton leg of the V8 Supercars is less than a day away.
Hops heaven (SouthtownStar) In a nutshell: This is the coolest brew pub I've visited. Three Floyds brews 12 beers on the premises, with three of them rated among the top 10 in the world by www.ratebeer.com . The pub also offers eight "guest brews" on tap.
Top Headlines (The Sun Chronicle)FOXBORO - Fifty years ago, the National Football League's draft of college players lasted 30 rounds and was conducted about as far out of the public's view as was humanly possible.
Eating on the fly (The Prague Post)Oh, the life of a jet setter with an MBA. Flying to the great cities of the world ? Florence, Paris, Moscow, Decatur (in Illinois ? not every company sets up shop in coveted locales)! Basking in the glories of ? well, the Ramada, the Hilton, the Marriott.
A fan's guide for Friday's Hawks game (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)Thousands of basketball fans are expected to jam into downtown Atlanta for tonight's sold-out Game 6 of the NBA playoffs at Philips Arena. Atlanta Hawks and Boston Celtics fans will no-doubt spot high-rise office buildings and hotels still boasting tornado blown-out windows. And with the Downtown Connector being repaved, they'll also likely face long traffic delays. Here's what you need to know ...
Judge orders review of lawsuit, delaying topless ordinance (Memphis Commercial Appeal)The stroke of midnight did not bring out the pasties and turn off the beer taps after all. Just hours before a strict new ordinance governing local topless clubs was to go into effect, a federal judge on Tuesday put the measure on hold while the clubs appeal an earlier ruling.
Festival brings regional brews to Bozeman taste buds (Bozeman Daily Chronicle)First in line at the second-annual Montana Beer Festival was Fred Reynolds.
Hard Rock Cafe in Dubai runs dry (Calcutta News)Dubai's Hard Rock Cafe has run out of beer, and cannot buy any more. The popular haunt is getting by selling cocktails (many of which are non-alcoholic), spirits, and soft drinks.
After building his collection for half a century, time has come for Frank Sisson to part with some of his priceless ... (Calgary Sun)It's a warehouse full of priceless memories -- but Frank Sisson expects to rake in $150,000 for his treasures, nonetheless. Calgary's former Baron of Bowling, now 70 and somewhat retired, certainly doesn't need the cash.
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