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Trend Reports: Protection Racket
Sometimes it's not about wearing a suitit's about wearing a suit of armor. Learn to love the hard-knock life and more in our Fall 2009 trend reports.
A new shoe for the battle of the paddles
Later this month, Partners & Spade is hosting its own Ping-Pong tournament. K-Swiss has teamed up with the shop to offer a collaborative shoe, which will go on sale the day of the event. It's light enough to keep you spry on the tables and stylish enough to keep the rest of us looking good on the sidelines.
Pop goes Mark Ronson
Gucci has tapped the DJ and producer to collaborate with Frida Giannini on several styles of Gucci Ronsons for the brand's upcoming series of sneakers-only pop-up shops. The first one comes to NYC this October.
Next up, leashes inspired by "The Jungle Book"
Martin Dingman's new Rudyard travel collection, a line of equestrian-inspired bags, is due this fall. The saddle-leather bags and cases are outfitted with solid brass hardware and could be pulled from the hand of Daniel Dravot (played by Sean Connery in the film The Man Who Would Be King) himself.
Datebook: 8.06.09
From the late Pop artist Andy Warhol's birth to a lunar eclipse tonight, here are five things worth knowing today.
Decks Appeal: Our Favorite 15
The coolest stuff we saw this July, from supermodel skateboard decks to a Craig Robinson blazer.
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Beer Headlines
Got $300 million? You can own Pabst
Pabst Brewing Co., which owns the Pabst and Schlitz beer brands as well as nearly 40 others, is up for sale again.The Kalmanovitz Charitable Foundation has hired Bank of America Merrill Lynch to find a buyer willing to pay around $300 million, according to the New York Post, which cited unnamed sources in a Monday [...]Pabst Brewing Co., which owns the Pabst and Schlitz beer brands as well as nearly 40 others, is up for sale again.
Flying Fish Exit Series, oysters included
Back in 1995 you could watch Flying Fish Brewing literally come to life on the Internet.The world moves on, including to YouTube. Witness this tribute to the brewery and its Exit Series of Big Bottle Beers from Jeff Linkous, freelance editor, writer, video producer, photographer, graphic artist and beer fan. Back in 1995 you could watch Flying Fish Brewing literally come to life on the Internet.The world moves on, including to YouTube. Witness this tribute to the brewery and its Exit Series of Big Bottle Beers from Jeff Linkous, freelance editor, writer, video producer, photographer, graphic artist and beer fan.  http://www.realbeer.com/blog/?feed=rss2&p=10820http://www.realbeer.com/blog/?p=1082Samuel Adams releases barrel room serieshttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/RealbeercomBeerTherapy/~3/F6LFynlXq5A/http://www.realbeer.com/blog/?p=1075#commentsFri, 30 Oct 2009 14:03:45 0000Stan Hieronymushttp://www.realbeer.com/blog/?p=1075
Flying Fish Exit Series, oysters included
Back in 1995 you could watch Flying Fish Brewing literally come to life on the Internet.The world moves on, including to YouTube. Witness this tribute to the brewery and its Exit Series of Big Bottle Beers from Jeff Linkous, freelance editor, writer, video producer, photographer, graphic artist and beer fan. Back in 1995 you could watch Flying Fish Brewing literally come to life on the Internet.
Samuel Adams releases barrel room series
The Boston Beer Co. is rolling out a new series of beers, the Samuel Adams Barrel Room Collection, that will be available in a limited number of markets but also at its Boston brewery — the first time the brewery has sold beer at its door. The Barrel Room Collection includes New World Tripel 10%
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Sports Headlines
Washington Post |
Rivera kept injury quiet during SeriesMLB.comNEW YORK -- There was no perceptible wincing when Mariano Rivera threw the final pitch of the World Series on Wednesday, inducing Shane Victorino to hit an easy ground ball that secured the Yankees' 27th championship. .. |
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LSU capable of causing a low TideBoston GlobeAP / November 7, 2009 When they last met, Alabama vs. LSU was all about Nick Saban coaching against his former team. This year, there's more pressing business: keeping in the mix to play for the national title. Two Southeastern Conference titans meet .. |
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Celtics-Nets PreviewCBSSports.comA season-opening stretch of eight games in 12 nights may have appeared to be daunting, but the Boston Celtics managed to win six before finally losing. They have an ideal chance to rebound Saturday night when they try to continue their dominance of the .. |
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Car Headlines
Ford sales up in Europe
Ford Motor Co. said today that its European division recorded its highest market share for the month of July in a decade — a performance that is largely the result of a European program similar to cash-for-clunkers effort in the United States.
Automakers race to meet small car demand
After slashing production over the past year of dismal sales, Detroit's automakers are now racing to keep up with demand for fuel-efficient models that are hot sellers under the federal cash-for-clunkers program.
American Axle appears to pay $7M in interest on time
American Axle & Manufacturing Inc., an auto supplier struggling to stay out of bankruptcy, appeared to have made a crucial $7 million interest payment to bondholders Tuesday.
GM previews models, says Volt may get 230-m.p.g. rating
After months of bad news, General Motors Co. on Tuesday eagerly showed off once-secret product plans to illustrate that it's on the road to recovery.
Graphic: City m.p.g. ratings for Chevy Volt, other electric cars
General Motors Co. says its upcoming Chevy Volt may get 230 miles per gallon during city driving.
Signs of life at new the GM
The new General Motors Co. is behaving quite differently from the 100-year-old GM.
GM touts Volt with 230 m.p.g. city rating
The electric-drive Chevrolet Volt is expected to get at least 230 miles per gallon city rating, General Motors Co. announced this morning.
GM to lease across U.S. once again
General Motors Co., which saw its leasing dramatically curtailed last year and lost sales as a result, can again sell select cars and trucks to consumers nationwide with lease deals -- a move that could boost sales.
Consumers look ahead at GM sneak preview
General Motors Co. gave a sneak peak of future cars and trucks to a handpicked group of about 100 consumers on Monday. They visited GM's design center in Warren, test-drove vehicles at the Milford proving grounds and heard from GM executives, including GM Vice Chairman Bob Lutz.
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