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personally, unless a really cool release, i skip the larger breweries.

there are a billion breweries now. batch to batch and what they have on draft affects everything, but if it were me driving and depending on time, these would be on my radar

pittsburgh: the brew gentlemen, east end, hop farm, grist house,
akron: hoppin' frog
cleveland: fatheads, brew kettle
chicago: 3 floyds, 18th street, half acre (the rest, marz, metropolitan, spiteful, revolution, etc depending on time and how close you are to them)

Based on my limited understanding of the black swan argument, it appears the the chance of losing to loluva shown here is an example of data incompatible with a bell curve. To make the data fit the curve, Joel's model obviously had to increase loluva's chances immensely. Another example would be my 1 in 100000000 chance of winning the lottery, which is clearly way too low.

Well, my rationale is that Tech sports or no Tech sports, ya gotta eat.

Could be anything from a torn pec/bi/tri or rotator cuff. Those things will usually shut a guy down for a season.

More points on that play than he had last week...and fans at a UVA spring game.

Local Chef Kevin Gillespie makes Mayo with Bacon Drippings. Baconase he calls it- I've got a recipe packed up somewhere and will try to post it. Wicked good shit

All Right I'll throw this out there since it is fall and I like it- We call it a heavy salad- proportions may be off since I make it by eye

Dressing
1 Oz good Balsamic Vinegar
2 Oz EV Olive Oil
Beat the hell out of this by your favorite method until its a nice thick emulsion,

Ingredients:
1/2 C Rasins
1/4 C salted sun flower seeds
1/4 C good Blue Cheese Maytag, Asher Blue etc cut/crumble into a fine dice (sorry French)

Medium Dice
1 Fuji or sweet crisp apple and
1/2 C Carrots

Wash and Tear up 5-6 Cups tender lettuce, put in a bowl and dress. Dump in the other ingredients and toss well.
Eat- Keeps pretty well for 1-2 days. Feel free to adjust the proportions as you see fit.

I think tempo have been fine in both games. At Bristol, I think it was slower at times to give the defense a breather and to get the offense more focused (fumbling, etc.) on a drive. That's how I perceive it. Fuente and Cornelson seem to be keen on tempo, much more than what we have been used to seeing at Lane.

Tygod just had a SWEET TD bomb on 3rd and long on their first drive.

Key point:

Bristol Motor Speedway General Manager Jerry Caldwell says another reason for the different count is with so many people coming through the gate, at one point they stopped scanning tickets and just let people show their ticket to get them in as quickly as possible.

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