Cubs fan apologizes for tossing beer from stands
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- Cubs fan apologizes for tossing beer from stands
- No need for buzz — Michigan beer tax is dead
- Biodiesel powers Kid Rock’s beer
- Beer May Strengthen Bones Study Finds
Cubs fan apologizes for tossing beer from stands
The Associated Press
Johnny Macchione says he got caught up in “the heat of the moment” and that there is no excuse for how he acted during the Cubs-Phillies game on Wednesday night. The 21-year-old from the western Chicago suburb of Bartlett Ill. was charged with two misdemeanor counts after the beer flew out of the stands and hit Victorino who was trying to catch a fly ball. The Phillies won the game 12-5.
No need for buzz — Michigan beer tax is dead
Detroit Free Press
43 last week in response to reports that Gov. Jennifer Granholm proposed a beer tax increase to help balance the budget.
Biodiesel powers Kid Rock’s beer
San Jose Mercury News
He’s been working with the Michigan Brewing Co. for the past year on the beer he describes in the Detroit Free Press as “American-style lager “.
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Beer May Strengthen Bones Study Finds
FXNews
The medical journal Nutrition says that beer has a high level of silicon which slows down the thinning that leads to broken bones and helps form new ones. Beer also has phytoestrogens which are also good for keeping bones healthy and strong. Scientists asked more than 1000 women in their 40s about their drinking habits. They then scanned the women’s hands and found the women who drank beer had denser hands.
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