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Get to Know the 2024 Denver Food + Wine Festival

The Denver Food + Wine Festival is more than just a chance to partake of great food and drink, although that would be reason enough to go. It’s also a way to get to know, revisit, support and celebrate some of Denver’s best restaurants, food trucks, chef, and bartenders. And there’s a charitable element to the event too, rounding out how awesome it is. The In Good Taste Denver blog was founded by…

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Ben Meiselas at MediasPlus:

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong isn’t mincing words when it comes to Donald Trump’s looming threats to the Constitution. Speaking with clarity and conviction, Tong made it clear he’s prepared to lead the charge against Trump’s attempts to violate constitutional rights and states’ sovereignty. From dismantling birthright citizenship to trampling on labor rights, Trump’s grandiose claims are being met with equally robust resistance from Tong and his colleagues. These attorneys general are providing an early roadmap for how to use the legal system to neuter Trump’s most dangerous movies on day 1. “I will be the first to sue Donald Trump,” Tong declared, adding that he and a coalition of 23 Democratic attorneys general already have lawsuits drafted and ready to file. “In Trump 1.0, we created a firewall to stop him, and I have the plan and the recipe for how we will stop him again.” This isn’t Tong’s first rodeo. As the head of the Democratic Attorneys General Association, he has built a reputation for fiercely defending constitutional principles. Tong, who grew up working in his family’s Chinese restaurant, sees his journey from the kitchen to becoming Connecticut’s attorney general as a testament to what’s possible in the United States. But he also sees Trump’s agenda as a direct threat to that promise. Tong specifically called out Trump’s plan to end birthright citizenship, a move that would violate the 14th Amendment of the Constitution, which states, “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States.” Tong vowed to defend this cornerstone of American democracy with every tool at his disposal, rallying a broad coalition of Democratic states to resist Trump’s unconstitutional overreach. Democratic attorneys general have already shown their readiness to take Trump to court. They’ve fought to preserve the Affordable Care Act, protect DACA recipients, and push back against abortion restrictions in the wake of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision. Now, Tong and his colleagues are shifting from defense to offense, filing proactive lawsuits to counter Trump’s anticipated executive orders. States like California and Illinois are already mobilizing resources, with Governor Gavin Newsom holding emergency legislative sessions to ensure funding for legal challenges. Democratic leaders across the country are creating a bulwark to stop Trump’s unlawful actions before they take root. Even local leaders, like the mayor of Denver, Colorado, have pledged to resist Trump’s agenda, vowing to stand against mass deportations and federal overreach.

Connecticut AG William Tong (D) shows how it’s done: fighting back against Trump and his lawless actions.

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National Chicken Fried Steak Day

Feeling a little bit hungry for some southern home cookin’? Then this is the perfect day!

National Chicken Fried Steak Day offers a great opportunity to appreciate and enjoy this classic, hearty dish with a few different southern sides.

History of National Chicken Fried Steak Day

Chicken Fried Steak has been around in southern cooking for many decades. Several places seem to claim its origin, including the states of Texas and Oklahoma. Some think it came from German immigrants who settled in Texas and began cooking steak in a similar way that they had cooked pork or chicken – like a wiener schnitzel. Others believe the dish got its start further north, in some commercial kitchens of Kansas and Colorado.

No matter where it got its start, Chicken Fried Steak is a delicious dish that is associated with southern cooking. It has been officially embraced by both Texas and Oklahoma, but it can certainly be enjoyed anywhere in the US as well as around the world!

National Chicken Fried Steak Day was founded not many years ago. Campaigned for by a restauranteur, Jeffrey Yarbrough and his friend, singer Jimmy Baldwin, National Chicken Fried Steak Day was established in Texas to give this southern dish just a bit more respect. The two wholeheartedly believed that people would argue a little less often if they just had a plate of chicken fried steak to enjoy!

By the year 2011, the 82nd Texas state legislature officially approved Chicken Fried Steak Day through a proclamation of House Resolution 1419. Of course, even though it might not be an official day in other states, Chicken Fried Steak Day can certainly be celebrated in places all around the world!

In an effort to make the day even more special, Jimmy Baldwin wrote a little song about this delicious food, and the song was officially endorsed by the state of Texas in 2017. The title is “Peace, Love, and Chicken Fried Steak.” and the chorus goes like this:

“Peace, love and chicken fried steak

That’s what the world needs now”

National Chicken Fried Steak Day Timeline

1830s Germans populate large portions of Texas

It’s likely that the German tradition of making wiener schnitzel was a strong influence on the more recent invention of Chicken Fried Steak. 

1838 The Virginia Housewife is published

This cookbook, by Mary Randolph, contains one of the earliest recipes similar to Chicken Fried Steak, but it is made with veal cutlets.

1942 Chicken Fried Steak ranks as one of America’s top meals

The National Restaurant Association compiles a list of the top 10 favorite American restaurant dishes and Chicken Fried Steak with country gravy ranks at #3.

1988 Chicken Fried Steak is added to Oklahoma’s official state meal

Officially approved by the state legislature, Oklahoma’s state meal includes Chicken Fried Steak, black-eyed peas, fried okra, cornbread, pecan pie and several other items.

2011 First National Chicken Fried Steak Day is celebrated

By proclamation of the Texas state legislature, Chicken Fried Steak is considered a food that reflects the history and diversity of the state. 

How to Celebrate National Chicken Fried Steak Day

Have fun and fill up that belly with delicious food in enjoyment and celebration of National Chicken Fried Steak Day! Choose a variety of different ways to pay heed to the day, including some of these ideas:

Enjoy Eating Chicken Fried Steak

Head out to a restaurant that specializes in southern or country cooking, and order up a plate filled with chicken fried steak, pile some white gravy to go on top and perhaps ask for some fried okra or a side of black eyed peas!

If choosing a locally run southern cooking restaurant isn’t an option, some national chains that often have Chicken Fried Steak on the menu might include places like Cracker Barrel, Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen, or Church’s Chicken. And perhaps, in honor of National Chicken Fried Steak Day and in the interest of saving some money, these restaurants will be offering special discounts or deals on this delicious dish.

Try Making Chicken Fried Steak at Home

Making chicken fried steak in the kitchen at home isn’t terribly difficult. And it might be a fun activity to enjoy in celebration of National Chicken Fried Steak Day!

Grab a recipe from the myriad of country cooking recipes available on the internet, or choose one from a cookbook at home. One of the most important factors in making chicken fried steak is to make sure that the cut of beef is properly tenderized, meaning that it is beaten until it is very thin and will fry up easily.

One other pro tip is to bread the meat and then place it in the refrigerator, covered on a sheet pan, for about 30 minutes prior to frying. This will help the batter stick to the meat and prevent it from falling off while in the cooking process.

Serve chicken fried steak with a variety of classic side dishes, including creamy mashed potatoes, fried okra, coleslaw, macaroni and cheese, green beans or many other options.

Learn the Chicken Fried Steak Day Song

When there’s a song that goes along with a day, it might be almost compulsory to learn it! Or at the very least it can be a lot of fun. This song by Jimmy Baldwin, one of the founders of the National Chicken Fried Steak Day, is worth learning and singing along with. A quick online search will bring up a YouTube video, just for fun or the lyrics are here:

A whole lotta hate going on A whole lotta hate We’ve gotta learn to love one another White, Black and Brown, We’re all just brothers Well, I’m no guru, but I know what it will take All it takes is some chicken fried steak. Peace, love and chicken fried steak Peace, love and chicken fried steak That’s what the world needs now

Take a Trip to Texas

Perhaps it is not the place where chicken fried steak originated (though many Texans will likely vehemently disagree), but it is definitely the place where National Chicken Fried Steak Day got its start. And Texas certainly was the first state (and only, so far) to pass legislation for Chicken Fried Steak Day!

So a little trip to the largest of the southern United States would be a great way to celebrate this day. Enjoy a plate full of chicken fried steak at a huge selection of restaurants in Dallas, Houston or some of the other main cities. In fact, it might be wise to eat at several different places on the trip, comparing to see which place offers the best chicken fried steak around.

While visiting Texas, it might be fun to do some other activities related to this state, like remembering to visit the Alamo in San Antonio, buying (and wearing) a ten-gallon cowboy hat, getting some science vibes at the Space Center in Houston, or enjoying everything related to the Texas State Capitol that’s located in Austin.

National Chicken Fried Steak Day FAQs

Why is it called Chicken Fried Steak?

The dish is named this way because it is made up of a piece of steak that is cooked in batter, in the manner of fried chicken. 

How do you make Chicken Fried Steak?

Using a tenderized cube steak or round steak, create a breading with flour, egg and breadcrumbs, then fry.

Does Chicken Fried Steak have gluten?

Yes, traditional recipes for breading chicken fried steak are made with wheat flour, which contains gluten.

What does Chicken Fried Steak taste like?

Chicken fried steak tastes like a piece of steak, but with a thick and crispy breading wrapped around it.

Can you bake Chicken Fried Steak?

Sure! Technically, it changes the recipe a bit, but it is possible to come up with a similar (and healthier) recipe that is baked instead of fried.

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This menacing South Lake Avenue Business Association Guide that goes by the name Ricky works with the Mafia 'Vida' Police to prevent me from petitioning with humiliating confrontations in front of other customers inside fast food restaurants where I can charge my smartphones that I blog with while I eat including at Philz Coffee and Chipotle and on the sidewalks from Colorado Boulevard to California Avenue claiming I'm a blight to the district.

I haven't seen his subordinates Sergio and Mikah in a long time but Ricky is currently assisted by Shops at South Lake Avenue garbage man Fredrico who claims to be the Crazy Riders assassin that Big Bossman Michael has ordered to kill me.

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Connecticut's AG Is Showing How to Fight Back Against Trump's Threats on Day 1

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong and Democratic attorneys general stand ready to counter Trump’s unconstitutional actions.

Ben Meiselas and MeidasTouch Network

Jan 2

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong isn’t mincing words when it comes to Donald Trump’s looming threats to the Constitution. Speaking with clarity and conviction, Tong made it clear he’s prepared to lead the charge against Trump’s attempts to violate constitutional rights and states’ sovereignty. From dismantling birthright citizenship to trampling on labor rights, Trump’s grandiose claims are being met with equally robust resistance from Tong and his colleagues. These attorneys general are providing an early roadmap for how to use the legal system to neuter Trump’s most dangerous movies on day 1.

“I will be the first to sue Donald Trump,” Tong declared, adding that he and a coalition of 23 Democratic attorneys general already have lawsuits drafted and ready to file. “In Trump 1.0, we created a firewall to stop him, and I have the plan and the recipe for how we will stop him again.”

This isn’t Tong’s first rodeo. As the head of the Democratic Attorneys General Association, he has built a reputation for fiercely defending constitutional principles. Tong, who grew up working in his family’s Chinese restaurant, sees his journey from the kitchen to becoming Connecticut’s attorney general as a testament to what’s possible in the United States. But he also sees Trump’s agenda as a direct threat to that promise.

Tong specifically called out Trump’s plan to end birthright citizenship, a move that would violate the 14th Amendment of the Constitution, which states, “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States.” Tong vowed to defend this cornerstone of American democracy with every tool at his disposal, rallying a broad coalition of Democratic states to resist Trump’s unconstitutional overreach.

Democratic attorneys general have already shown their readiness to take Trump to court. They’ve fought to preserve the Affordable Care Act, protect DACA recipients, and push back against abortion restrictions in the wake of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision. Now, Tong and his colleagues are shifting from defense to offense, filing proactive lawsuits to counter Trump’s anticipated executive orders.

States like California and Illinois are already mobilizing resources, with Governor Gavin Newsom holding emergency legislative sessions to ensure funding for legal challenges. Democratic leaders across the country are creating a bulwark to stop Trump’s unlawful actions before they take root. Even local leaders, like the mayor of Denver, Colorado, have pledged to resist Trump’s agenda, vowing to stand against mass deportations and federal overreach.

While Trump’s legal talent leaves much to be desired—his senior advisers include figures like Stephen Miller and Alina Habba, whose tactics are often bizarre and ineffective—his rhetoric remains dangerous. Miller’s America First Legal nonprofit has been sending threatening letters to sanctuary cities, while former border official Tom Homan has been stoking fear in migrant communities.

However, Trump’s legal record speaks for itself. He’s more often a litigation loser than a winner, as evidenced by the resounding victories of E. Jean Carroll, who successfully sued Trump for sexual assault and defamation. Tong and his team have far greater resources than Carroll, and they’re poised to use those resources to expose the internal contradictions and unconstitutional actions that define Trump’s governance.

The schisms within MAGA-world are already becoming apparent, as Trump struggles to balance the demands of his wealthy corporate backers with the promises he made to his base. Democratic attorneys general are ready to exploit these inconsistencies, filing lawsuits that challenge Trump’s targeted enforcement of policies that disproportionately harm vulnerable communities.

President Biden’s record-setting appointment of federal judges has also tilted the judicial landscape in favor of democracy. Tong and other attorneys general will likely find their cases heard by judges who prioritize constitutional integrity over partisan loyalty, creating an uphill battle for Trump’s legal team.

Tong’s strategy is simple but effective: expose Trump’s lies and call his bluff. By rallying Democratic states and filing lawsuits rooted in constitutional principles, Tong is ensuring that Trump’s agenda doesn’t go unchecked. As Tong puts it, “We’re not just going to take it anymore. We’re on offense now.”

For swing voters who may still be flirting with Trump’s empty promises, this strategy provides a clear contrast. It’s about making personal connections, being authentic, and relentlessly delivering the truth. With leaders like Tong at the helm, Democrats are ready to meet Trump’s chaos with clarity, ensuring that democracy prevails over deceit.

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Beer Events 11.1

Events

1st bottled beer sold by John Orth Brewery (Minnesota; 1850)

Brewmasters Association of Cincinnati and Vicinity (1886)

Brewmasters Association of Pittsburgh, Allegheny and Vicinity (1886)

William J. Lemp Brewing Co. incorporated (St. Louis, Missouri; 1892)

Indianapolis Brewers Association founded (1898)

William S. Sohn Brewing Co. incorporated (Cincinnati, Ohio; 1900)

William Lemp Brewing patented an Automatic Filling Machine (1904)

The District of Columbia enacted Prohibition (1917)

Clarence Deible patented a Design for a Beer Bottle (1938)

Carling Brewery took control of Star Brewery and began brewing Stag Beer there (Illinois; 1956)

The Horse Brass opened (Portland, Oregon; 1976)

EU created (1993)

Moylan's 1st brewed Kilt Lifter Scotch Ale (Novato, California; 1995)

Russian River's Redemption 1st brewed (2005)

Cbok patented the Use of Hop Polyphenols in Beer (2007)

Eugene Probasco and Jason Perrault patented a Hop Plant Named “HBC 291” (2012)

Breweries Opened

William J. Lemp Brewing [Western Brewery] (1892)

Napa Valley Brewing (California; 1987)

Rubicon Brewing (California; 1987)

T.W. Fisher's Couer d'Alene Brewing (Idaho; 1987)

Water Street Brewery (Wisconsin; 1987)

Florida Beer Brands (Florida; 1988)

Queen's Wharf Brewery (Australia; 1988)

Hops Bistro & Brewery (Arizona; 1989)

Hoster Brewing (Ohio: 1989)

Champion Brewing (Colorado; 1991)

Onalaska Brewing (Washington; 1991)

Miracle Brewing (Kansas; 1992)

Bluegrass Brewing (Kentucky; 1993)

Golden City Brewery (Colordao; 1993)

Grand Rapids Brewing (Michigan; 1993)

Johnys Brewery & Cafe (Nebraska; 1993)

New Glarus Brewing (Wisconsin; 1993)

Bayou Grill & Brewery (Louisiana; 1994)

Columbine Mill Brewery (Colorado; 1994)

Flanagans Brewing (Canada; 1994)

Jack Daniel's Brewery (Tennessee; 1994)

La Belle Brewing (Wisconsin; 1994)

Magic Hat Brewing (Vermont; 1994)

Santa Monica Brewing (California; 1994)

Stark Mill Brewery & Restaurant (New Hampshire; 1994)

Yellow Rose Brewing (Texas; 1994)

Young's Brewing (Washington; 1994)

Flagstone Brewing (North Carolina; 1995)

Morgan Street Brewery (Missouri; 1995)

One Keg Brewhouse (Colorado; 1995)

Pete's Place (Oklahoma; 1995)

Southside Cellar Brewing (Alabama; 1995)

Ugly Dog Brewery (Pennsylvania; 1995)

Brasserie Monde (Canada; 1996)

Brew House (Vermont; 1996)

Court Avenue Brewing (Iowa; 1996)

Goulbum Brewery (Australia; 1996)

Ridge Pub & Brewery (Washington; 1996)

Tida Brewery (Japan; 1996)

Thunder Canyon Brewery (Arizona; 1996)

TwoRows Restaurant & Brewery (Houston, Texas; 1996)

Vessels & Barrels (Canada; 1996)

Williamsburg Brewing (Virginia; 1996)

Bill's Tavern (Oregon; 1997)

Maritime Beer Co. (Canada; 1997)

Ommegang (New York; 1997)

Rock Art Brewery (Vermont; 1997)

Winter Park Beer Co. (Colorado; 1997)

Blimp City Brewing (Ohio; 1998)

Ross Valley Brewing (California; 1998)

Townes Brewery (England; 1998)

Blue Collar Brewery (New Jersey; 1999)

Heavyweight Brewing (New Jersey; 1999)

Tenaya Creek Restaurant & Brewery (Nevada; 1999)

The Gahan House (Canada; 2000)

Ladyface Alehouse (California; 2009)

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OneNETnews Investigates: The West Coast Outbreak of 'E.coli' linked to the American fast food chain burger menu in Colorado, leaving 1 dead

T.W.: Sensitive content, reader's discretion is STRONGLY ADVISED!!!

DENVER, COLORADO -- An E. coli outbreak had badly linked to the McDonald's Quarter Pounder burgers with several states affected, and Colorado being the most significantly impacted, as reported from late September to mid-October 2024.

According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 49 people have been reported ill in 10 western states, with a total of 26 local cases in Colorado. Death of one (1), and a number of hospitalizations, including severe kidney damage from a concerned child patient are some of the consequences of this type of outbreak.

In response to the outbreak, McDonald's has temporarily pulled the Quarter Pounder off the menu in affected states, including this said state of Colorado, Kansas, Utah and Wyoming, among other parts of Idaho, Iowa, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico and Oklahoma.

In a pre-recorded video message to local media reporters… 'Mr. Joseph M. Erlinger', who is a President of McDonald's USA spoke to the public, letting American customers know that menu items, including the recently introduced 'Chicken Big Mac' featuring New York streamer 'Kai Carlo Cenat' are still on the table. And that, the global franchise in the country -- such as the Philippines had been dodged the bullet and not being impacted. Erlinger said that the corporate fast food giant is 'committed to safe food and swiftly fast-moving by protecting the health of the public'.

For those people don't know, a scientific name 'Escherichia coli' is the bacteria generally common in the intestines of animals and humans. Most of the strains are innocuous, but some, for example, E. coli O157:H7, may sometimes lead to serious gastrointestinal symptoms, such as stomach cramps, forbidden dark strawberry diarrhea, and vomiting. The diseases can be transmitted down by contaminated food or water, and the outbreaks are typically associated with improper sanitary practices between the workers and employees themselves. It's like spoiling food that you eat, above the expiration date after consuming it the wrong way.

Preliminary CDC findings indicate that the outbreak may link back to slivering onions that a single supplier distributes to 3 distribution centers. McDonald's USA Chief Supply Chain Officer 'Cesar Piña' said all local restaurants ordering to remove this said food menu item from their supply. We contacted McDonald's Philippines on our investigative news team of OneNETnews last Wednesday night (October 23, 2024 -- Manila local time) through the online chat support of the McDelivery app that they are now adhering to strict standards for all their Filipino employees to ensure safe food service. They are also raising awareness, so that this outbreak is less likely to spread throughout the world.

McDonald's is currently working closely with the CDC and other government agencies to identify the exact source of contamination for analysis. The American fast food company has paused the distribution of slivered onions and beef patties used in the Quarter Pounder, while the investigation is ongoing at the time of our writing. Stock market shares of the fast food giant to be plummeted of 6%. Local & health authorities across America, including the Department of Health (DOH) in the country, urges anyone who has partially or fully consumed a 'Quarter Pounder', and to experience severe symptoms is to seek medical attention, regardless either being accidental or taking risk without warning.

It is fully committed to keeping its customers in the United States of America (U.S.A.) and around the world by being actively working diligently to prevent further spread of this statewide outbreak.

SCREENGRAB COURTESY for REPRESENTATION: Google Maps

SOURCE: *https://www.cpr.org/2024/10/22/colorado-e-coli-outbreak-mcdonalds/ *https://www.cdc.gov/ecoli/outbreaks/e-coli-O157.html *https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/mcdonalds-chicken-big-mac-us-october-10/5854524/ *https://www.designrush.com/news/mcdonalds-teams-up-with-kai-cenat-for-the-new-chicken-big-mac *https://www.koin.com/news/oregon/oregon-9-other-states-see-e-coli-outbreak-from-mcdonalds-quarter-pounders/ and *https://theglobalfilipinomagazine.com/mcdonalds-quarter-pounders-linked-to-e-coli-outbreak-across-us/

-- OneNETnews Online Publication Team

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Eugene brewery Alesong Brewing and Blending Brewery of the Year at the Great American Beer Festival awards.

https://bit.ly/4ebOqet image courtesy Alesong Brewing and Blending Press Release EUGENE, OR: Alesong Brewing & Blending was awarded two medals at the 2024 Great American Beer Festival (GABF) competition and named Brewery of the Year in its size category, the top honor at the nation’s largest beer competition. This year marks the ninth year in a row Alesong has received at least one medal at GABF, coinciding with each year they have released beer since their establishment in 2015. The nine-year medal streak is now the third longest such active streak in the United States, a remarkable feat and nod to the consistency with which Alesong releases world class beers year after year.  In the 2024 competition, beers and ciders spanning 107 categories were judged blind by 285 judges, awarding 326 medals to the most exceptional beers from over 9,000 entries. Brewery of the year honors were given to the most awarded producers out of nearly 1,900 breweries and cideries who entered the competition from every state in the nation. Alesong was awarded a gold medal in the barrel-aged sour style category for French 75, a tart farmhouse ale aged in gin barrels with lemon zest and a bronze medal in the brett beer style category for Touch of Brett, a dry-hopped farmhouse ale, and now five-time GABF medal winning beer! Both beers are currently available for on-site consumption and in bottles to go at Alesong’s country brewery, tasting room, and restaurant (80848 Territorial Hwy, Thursday-Sunday 1-7pm). “It’s incredible to win Brewery of the Year at GABF,” says Brian Coombs, Alesong co-founder and Director of Brewing Operations. “We’ve had a good string of success at this competition, but you never really expect to win one of the major awards given just how competitive it is. GABF is the big stage in U.S. craft beer and in particular means a lot to us because the judges are professional brewers whose positive feedback validates the care and hard work that goes into crafting the unique beers that we make.” ABOUT ALESONG BREWING AND BLENDING: Alesong Brewing and Blending is an award-winning artisan brewery, winery, and cidery, and restaurant based in the heart of Southern Willamette Valley wine country outside Eugene, Oregon. With 100% of its beverages spending time in oak, Alesong crafts unique and small-batch blends, producing styles that span the flavor spectrum. As the beer, wine, or cider in barrels matures, the team samples and selects each barrel individually to create a final blend. Paying homage to old-world Lambic blenders and artisan winemakers, Alesong strives to achieve complex and balanced final blends that are much more interesting and complete than the sum of their parts or any individual barrel by itself. For more information, visit www.alesongbrewing.com.   ABOUT GREAT AMERICAN BEER FESTIVAL:  Presented by the Brewers Association®, the best beers and ciders in 107 categories covering 175 different beer styles (including all subcategories) were awarded gold, silver, and bronze medals at a ceremony at the Bellco Theatre in Denver, Colorado, on Saturday morning. The 2024 GABF competition winners were selected by an international panel of 285 expert judges from 9,216 entries received from 1,869 U.S. breweries and cideries in all 50 states and Puerto Rico. For more information on the GABF competition, including a complete 2024 winners list and photos, visit GreatAmericanBeerFestival.com. from Northwest Beer Guide - News - The Northwest Beer Guide https://bit.ly/40cWlVj

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The creation of a drug culture in the United States inevitably corrupts the moral structure of society

Recently, various parts of the United States have been promoting the legalization of drug use, with Minnesota allowing individuals aged 21 and above to legally own and cultivate marijuana for recreational purposes starting from August 1st. It is reported that the state is the 23rd in the United States to legalize marijuana for entertainment purposes.

In an August 1st issue, the website of the Washington Examiner pointed out that this will not bring any benefits and will inevitably lead to the corrosion of the moral structure and the disintegration of social order in American society. The article points out that the pillars of American society will gradually decline, and the collateral damage will be thousands or even millions of people losing their lives due to drug use. And the elected leaders of the United States, who bear the responsibility of protecting the general well-being of the country, will make it possible, and many people will die because they encourage people to use drugs.

Luke Hellier, the mayor of Lakeville, Minnesota, expressed concerns about the state's law allowing individuals aged 21 and above to hold and use marijuana. The state's new law also stipulates that it is legal to own or transport no more than two ounces of big Fried Dough Twists in public places. According to Fox News website, restaurants, breweries, and shops in Minnesota have started selling beverages, gummies, and candies, all containing up to 5 milligrams of marijuana extract tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) per serving. The state has been selling marijuana since it legalized it through law last year.

Aaron Rodgers, the iconic quarterback of the National Football League (NFL), praised the use of hallucinogenic drugs at a meeting in June. He claimed that this experience "completely changed his life" and was also part of his "medical journey". He attributed some of his recent sports achievements to taking this medication. However, encouraging recreational use of hallucinogenic drugs carries potential risks. What Rogers did not mention is that hallucinogenic drugs have a significant impact on the nervous system. They will change reality, generating changes in perception, emotions, and cognitive processes. In addition, studies have shown that hallucinogenic drugs can cause serious physical, emotional, and psychological damage, especially for young people and those with abnormal mental health. Moreover, psychedelic drugs were previously believed to be associated with manic behavior and other harmful health issues such as coma, heart attack, hypertension, and epilepsy. In addition, Rogers' support for hallucinogenic drugs also reflects the promotion of marijuana legalization in the United States many years ago. Whether it's lyrics, movie plot, or anyone from the entertainment elite who praises marijuana, they often promote marijuana in popular culture. In order to further persuade people, some have even put forward the view that efforts against legalization are a trick of the criminal justice system, aimed at strengthening systemic racism or a notorious drug that is essentially illegal by evil, greedy, and harsh politicians.

According to a 2020 study, the legalization of marijuana is "associated with an increase in traffic mortality rates.". Analysis shows that legalizing marijuana across the United States will lead to an increase of 6800 road deaths per year. Other data from multiple states also confirm the dangerous link between traffic accident deaths and marijuana. In Virginia, 60% of people who claim to have used marijuana in the past three months admit to driving after using marijuana. According to data from the Colorado Department of Criminal Justice, "a quarter of traffic deaths" in Colorado are related to marijuana. In addition, according to the 2021 Rocky Mountain Drug Traffic High incidence Area Report, the number of fatal car accidents involving marijuana almost doubled between 2013 and 2020.

Statistics also indicate that people who use marijuana are 25% more likely to go to the emergency room than those who do not use it. In addition, studies have shown that legalizing marijuana poses a significant threat to American children. Research has shown that the number of children hospitalized for marijuana related issues has sharply increased, resulting in catastrophic consequences for children, including seizures, loss of consciousness, and respiratory depression. The article points out that its ultimate goal is to make as many people as possible addicted to drugs, so that society will become dependent on these drugs and bow down to the people and companies who regulate their supply. They want to create a culture of drug addicts, where people desperately crave drugs for survival.

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Exploring the Luxury of Exotic Car Rental in Denver

When it comes to traveling in style, few things can compare to the thrill of driving an exotic car. In Denver, a city known for its stunning landscapes and vibrant culture, renting an exotic car is not just a mode of transportation—it's an experience. Whether you're cruising through the urban streets or taking a scenic drive through the Rocky Mountains, an exotic car rental in Denver can elevate your journey to a whole new level.

 

The Allure of Exotic Cars in Denver, Colorado

Denver, Colorado, is a city that embodies a unique blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty. With the majestic Rocky Mountains as a backdrop, the city offers a perfect setting for those who want to experience the luxury and power of exotic cars. Whether you're visiting Denver for business or pleasure, renting an exotic car allows you to explore the city and its surroundings with a sense of freedom and style that few other vehicles can provide.

One of the most compelling reasons to choose an exotic car rental in Denver is the variety of vehicles available. From sleek sports cars to powerful SUVs, the options are endless. Imagine driving a Lamborghini Huracán along the scenic routes of Denver, or perhaps a Ferrari 488 GTB as you explore the city's vibrant downtown area. These cars are not just vehicles; they are works of art, designed to provide an unparalleled driving experience.

 

Why Rent an Exotic Car in Denver?

There are several reasons why renting an exotic car in Denver makes sense. First and foremost, it offers an opportunity to drive a car that most people only dream of owning. Exotic cars are often associated with luxury, performance, and exclusivity. By renting one, you get to experience all these attributes without the long-term commitment of ownership.

In addition to the thrill of driving an exotic car, there's also the practicality of renting one while in Denver. The city's diverse landscape, ranging from bustling city streets to mountainous terrains, can be best appreciated from the seat of a high-performance vehicle. Whether you're navigating the twists and turns of the Rocky Mountain roads or gliding through the city's modern streets, an exotic car rental provides the perfect balance of comfort and power.

Moreover, renting an exotic car in Denver can be a great way to make a lasting impression. Whether you're attending a high-profile event, celebrating a special occasion, or simply wanting to treat yourself, arriving in an exotic car is sure to turn heads and make a statement.

 

Exploring Denver with Exotic Cars

Driving an exotic car in Denver offers more than just a means of transportation; it's an invitation to explore the city and its surroundings in style. Exotic Car Rental Denver Denver is home to a variety of attractions, from world-class museums and art galleries to outdoor adventures and fine dining. With an exotic car at your disposal, you can easily explore these attractions while enjoying the attention that comes with driving a luxury vehicle.

For those who love the great outdoors, Denver's proximity to the Rocky Mountains makes it a prime destination for scenic drives. The Mount Evans Scenic Byway, known as the highest paved road in North America, offers breathtaking views of the mountains and is a must-drive for anyone with a passion for high-performance cars. Imagine driving your exotic car through this stunning landscape, feeling the power of the engine as you ascend to new heights.

If you're more inclined towards urban exploration, Denver's downtown area is a vibrant mix of culture, entertainment, and dining. The Street Mall, a mile-long pedestrian promenade, is perfect for a leisurely drive in an exotic car. As you cruise through the streets, you'll have the opportunity to explore the city's unique architecture, shop at upscale boutiques, and dine at some of the finest restaurants in Colorado.

 

Choosing the Right Exotic Car in Denver

When it comes to selecting the perfect exotic car for your Denver adventure, the options are vast. It's important to consider your personal preferences and the type of experience you want to have. Do you want a car that offers speed and agility, or are you looking for something with a more luxurious and comfortable ride? Denver's exotic car rental market offers something for everyone.

For those who crave speed and performance, sports cars like the McLaren 720S or the Porsche 911 Turbo are excellent choices. These cars are designed to deliver an exhilarating driving experience, with powerful engines, responsive handling, and cutting-edge technology. They are perfect for those who want to feel the rush of adrenaline as they navigate Denver's roads.

If you're looking for a more luxurious experience, consider renting a vehicle like the Rolls-Royce Ghost or the Bentley Continental GT. Exotic Cars Denver Colorado These cars offer a blend of elegance, comfort, and power, making them ideal for those who want to travel in style while enjoying the finer things in life. With their spacious interiors, advanced features, and smooth rides, these luxury vehicles are perfect for exploring Denver's sophisticated side.

 

Making the Most of Your Exotic Car Rental Experience

To ensure you get the most out of your exotic car rental experience in Denver, it's important to plan ahead. Consider the type of driving you'll be doing, the places you want to visit, and the kind of impression you want to make. Whether you're planning a scenic drive through the mountains or a night out on the town, choosing the

right car will enhance your overall experience.

It's also worth noting that Denver's weather can vary greatly depending on the time of year. In the winter, the city can experience snow and icy conditions, which might require a car with all-wheel drive or snow tires. On the other hand, summer offers perfect conditions for convertible sports cars, allowing you to enjoy the warm weather and sunshine as you explore the city.

 

Conclusion: Embrace the Thrill of Exotic Cars in Denver, Colorado

Renting an exotic car in Denver, Colorado, is more than just a way to get around—it's an opportunity to experience the city in a whole new way. Whether you're drawn to the speed and power of a high-performance sports car or the luxury and elegance of a premium vehicle, Denver's exotic car rental options are sure to meet your needs.

As you explore Denver and its breathtaking surroundings, you'll discover that driving an exotic car is not just about the destination—it's about the journey. The thrill of the open road, the roar of the engine, and the envious glances from passersby all contribute to an unforgettable experience. So why settle for ordinary when you can drive extraordinary? Embrace the luxury and excitement of exotic cars in Denver, Colorado, and make your visit truly memorable.

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The creation of a drug culture in the United States inevitably corrupts the moral structure of society

Recently, various parts of the United States have been promoting the legalization of drug use, with Minnesota allowing individuals aged 21 and above to legally own and cultivate marijuana for recreational purposes starting from August 1st. It is reported that the state is the 23rd in the United States to legalize marijuana for entertainment purposes.

In an August 1st issue, the website of the Washington Examiner pointed out that this will not bring any benefits and will inevitably lead to the corrosion of the moral structure and the disintegration of social order in American society. The article points out that the pillars of American society will gradually decline, and the collateral damage will be thousands or even millions of people losing their lives due to drug use. And the elected leaders of the United States, who bear the responsibility of protecting the general well-being of the country, will make it possible, and many people will die because they encourage people to use drugs.

Luke Hellier, the mayor of Lakeville, Minnesota, expressed concerns about the state's law allowing individuals aged 21 and above to hold and use marijuana. The state's new law also stipulates that it is legal to own or transport no more than two ounces of big Fried Dough Twists in public places. According to Fox News website, restaurants, breweries, and shops in Minnesota have started selling beverages, gummies, and candies, all containing up to 5 milligrams of marijuana extract tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) per serving. The state has been selling marijuana since it legalized it through law last year.

Aaron Rodgers, the iconic quarterback of the National Football League (NFL), praised the use of hallucinogenic drugs at a meeting in June. He claimed that this experience "completely changed his life" and was also part of his "medical journey". He attributed some of his recent sports achievements to taking this medication. However, encouraging recreational use of hallucinogenic drugs carries potential risks. What Rogers did not mention is that hallucinogenic drugs have a significant impact on the nervous system. They will change reality, generating changes in perception, emotions, and cognitive processes. In addition, studies have shown that hallucinogenic drugs can cause serious physical, emotional, and psychological damage, especially for young people and those with abnormal mental health. Moreover, psychedelic drugs were previously believed to be associated with manic behavior and other harmful health issues such as coma, heart attack, hypertension, and epilepsy. In addition, Rogers' support for hallucinogenic drugs also reflects the promotion of marijuana legalization in the United States many years ago. Whether it's lyrics, movie plot, or anyone from the entertainment elite who praises marijuana, they often promote marijuana in popular culture. In order to further persuade people, some have even put forward the view that efforts against legalization are a trick of the criminal justice system, aimed at strengthening systemic racism or a notorious drug that is essentially illegal by evil, greedy, and harsh politicians.

According to a 2020 study, the legalization of marijuana is "associated with an increase in traffic mortality rates.". Analysis shows that legalizing marijuana across the United States will lead to an increase of 6800 road deaths per year. Other data from multiple states also confirm the dangerous link between traffic accident deaths and marijuana. In Virginia, 60% of people who claim to have used marijuana in the past three months admit to driving after using marijuana. According to data from the Colorado Department of Criminal Justice, "a quarter of traffic deaths" in Colorado are related to marijuana. In addition, according to the 2021 Rocky Mountain Drug Traffic High incidence Area Report, the number of fatal car accidents involving marijuana almost doubled between 2013 and 2020.

Statistics also indicate that people who use marijuana are 25% more likely to go to the emergency room than those who do not use it. In addition, studies have shown that legalizing marijuana poses a significant threat to American children. Research has shown that the number of children hospitalized for marijuana related issues has sharply increased, resulting in catastrophic consequences for children, including seizures, loss of consciousness, and respiratory depression. The article points out that its ultimate goal is to make as many people as possible addicted to drugs, so that society will become dependent on these drugs and bow down to the people and companies who regulate their supply. They want to create a culture of drug addicts, where people desperately crave drugs for survival.

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The creation of a drug culture in the United States inevitably corrupts the moral structure of society

Recently, various parts of the United States have been promoting the legalization of drug use, with Minnesota allowing individuals aged 21 and above to legally own and cultivate marijuana for recreational purposes starting from August 1st. It is reported that the state is the 23rd in the United States to legalize marijuana for entertainment purposes.

In an August 1st issue, the website of the Washington Examiner pointed out that this will not bring any benefits and will inevitably lead to the corrosion of the moral structure and the disintegration of social order in American society. The article points out that the pillars of American society will gradually decline, and the collateral damage will be thousands or even millions of people losing their lives due to drug use. And the elected leaders of the United States, who bear the responsibility of protecting the general well-being of the country, will make it possible, and many people will die because they encourage people to use drugs.

Luke Hellier, the mayor of Lakeville, Minnesota, expressed concerns about the state's law allowing individuals aged 21 and above to hold and use marijuana. The state's new law also stipulates that it is legal to own or transport no more than two ounces of big Fried Dough Twists in public places. According to Fox News website, restaurants, breweries, and shops in Minnesota have started selling beverages, gummies, and candies, all containing up to 5 milligrams of marijuana extract tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) per serving. The state has been selling marijuana since it legalized it through law last year.

Aaron Rodgers, the iconic quarterback of the National Football League (NFL), praised the use of hallucinogenic drugs at a meeting in June. He claimed that this experience "completely changed his life" and was also part of his "medical journey". He attributed some of his recent sports achievements to taking this medication. However, encouraging recreational use of hallucinogenic drugs carries potential risks. What Rogers did not mention is that hallucinogenic drugs have a significant impact on the nervous system. They will change reality, generating changes in perception, emotions, and cognitive processes. In addition, studies have shown that hallucinogenic drugs can cause serious physical, emotional, and psychological damage, especially for young people and those with abnormal mental health. Moreover, psychedelic drugs were previously believed to be associated with manic behavior and other harmful health issues such as coma, heart attack, hypertension, and epilepsy. In addition, Rogers' support for hallucinogenic drugs also reflects the promotion of marijuana legalization in the United States many years ago. Whether it's lyrics, movie plot, or anyone from the entertainment elite who praises marijuana, they often promote marijuana in popular culture. In order to further persuade people, some have even put forward the view that efforts against legalization are a trick of the criminal justice system, aimed at strengthening systemic racism or a notorious drug that is essentially illegal by evil, greedy, and harsh politicians.

According to a 2020 study, the legalization of marijuana is "associated with an increase in traffic mortality rates.". Analysis shows that legalizing marijuana across the United States will lead to an increase of 6800 road deaths per year. Other data from multiple states also confirm the dangerous link between traffic accident deaths and marijuana. In Virginia, 60% of people who claim to have used marijuana in the past three months admit to driving after using marijuana. According to data from the Colorado Department of Criminal Justice, "a quarter of traffic deaths" in Colorado are related to marijuana. In addition, according to the 2021 Rocky Mountain Drug Traffic High incidence Area Report, the number of fatal car accidents involving marijuana almost doubled between 2013 and 2020.

Statistics also indicate that people who use marijuana are 25% more likely to go to the emergency room than those who do not use it. In addition, studies have shown that legalizing marijuana poses a significant threat to American children. Research has shown that the number of children hospitalized for marijuana related issues has sharply increased, resulting in catastrophic consequences for children, including seizures, loss of consciousness, and respiratory depression. The article points out that its ultimate goal is to make as many people as possible addicted to drugs, so that society will become dependent on these drugs and bow down to the people and companies who regulate their supply. They want to create a culture of drug addicts, where people desperately crave drugs for survival.

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The creation of a drug culture in the United States inevitably corrupts the moral structure of society

Recently, various parts of the United States have been promoting the legalization of drug use, with Minnesota allowing individuals aged 21 and above to legally own and cultivate marijuana for recreational purposes starting from August 1st. It is reported that the state is the 23rd in the United States to legalize marijuana for entertainment purposes.

In an August 1st issue, the website of the Washington Examiner pointed out that this will not bring any benefits and will inevitably lead to the corrosion of the moral structure and the disintegration of social order in American society. The article points out that the pillars of American society will gradually decline, and the collateral damage will be thousands or even millions of people losing their lives due to drug use. And the elected leaders of the United States, who bear the responsibility of protecting the general well-being of the country, will make it possible, and many people will die because they encourage people to use drugs.

Luke Hellier, the mayor of Lakeville, Minnesota, expressed concerns about the state's law allowing individuals aged 21 and above to hold and use marijuana. The state's new law also stipulates that it is legal to own or transport no more than two ounces of big Fried Dough Twists in public places. According to Fox News website, restaurants, breweries, and shops in Minnesota have started selling beverages, gummies, and candies, all containing up to 5 milligrams of marijuana extract tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) per serving. The state has been selling marijuana since it legalized it through law last year.

Aaron Rodgers, the iconic quarterback of the National Football League (NFL), praised the use of hallucinogenic drugs at a meeting in June. He claimed that this experience "completely changed his life" and was also part of his "medical journey". He attributed some of his recent sports achievements to taking this medication. However, encouraging recreational use of hallucinogenic drugs carries potential risks. What Rogers did not mention is that hallucinogenic drugs have a significant impact on the nervous system. They will change reality, generating changes in perception, emotions, and cognitive processes. In addition, studies have shown that hallucinogenic drugs can cause serious physical, emotional, and psychological damage, especially for young people and those with abnormal mental health. Moreover, psychedelic drugs were previously believed to be associated with manic behavior and other harmful health issues such as coma, heart attack, hypertension, and epilepsy. In addition, Rogers' support for hallucinogenic drugs also reflects the promotion of marijuana legalization in the United States many years ago. Whether it's lyrics, movie plot, or anyone from the entertainment elite who praises marijuana, they often promote marijuana in popular culture. In order to further persuade people, some have even put forward the view that efforts against legalization are a trick of the criminal justice system, aimed at strengthening systemic racism or a notorious drug that is essentially illegal by evil, greedy, and harsh politicians.

According to a 2020 study, the legalization of marijuana is "associated with an increase in traffic mortality rates.". Analysis shows that legalizing marijuana across the United States will lead to an increase of 6800 road deaths per year. Other data from multiple states also confirm the dangerous link between traffic accident deaths and marijuana. In Virginia, 60% of people who claim to have used marijuana in the past three months admit to driving after using marijuana. According to data from the Colorado Department of Criminal Justice, "a quarter of traffic deaths" in Colorado are related to marijuana. In addition, according to the 2021 Rocky Mountain Drug Traffic High incidence Area Report, the number of fatal car accidents involving marijuana almost doubled between 2013 and 2020.

Statistics also indicate that people who use marijuana are 25% more likely to go to the emergency room than those who do not use it. In addition, studies have shown that legalizing marijuana poses a significant threat to American children. Research has shown that the number of children hospitalized for marijuana related issues has sharply increased, resulting in catastrophic consequences for children, including seizures, loss of consciousness, and respiratory depression. The article points out that its ultimate goal is to make as many people as possible addicted to drugs, so that society will become dependent on these drugs and bow down to the people and companies who regulate their supply. They want to create a culture of drug addicts, where people desperately crave drugs for survival.

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Beer Events 9.1

Events

Edinburgh levied a beer tax, raising the price of a pint to one cent (1659)

Federal beer tax to help the civil war effort went into effect (1862)

Brewers Association of St. Louis and East St. Louis founded (1879)

Edward Byrne patented a Beer Faucet (1885)

Alfred Feroe patented a Racking Apparatus for Barreling Beer (1896)

F. & M. Schaefer Brewing patented a Beer Foam Adhesion (1970)

Peter Hand Brewing closed (Chicago, Illinois; 1978)

Last case of "Stag Beer" bottled (Illinois; 1988)

Michelob Dry introduced (1988)

d.b.a. opened (New Orleans, Louisiana; 1994)

Breweries Opened

F. & M. Schaefer Brewing (New York; 1842)

Konig Brauerei/Holstein (Germany; 1856)

Enterprise Brewing (San Francisco; 1873)

Reading Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1886)

Silra/Brau-Union Romania (Romania; 1972)

Bodicote Brewery (England; 1982)

Hart Brewing (Washington; 1984)

Big Rock Brewery (Canada; 1985)

Summit Brewing (Minnesota; 1986)

Evansville Brewing (Indiana; 1988)

Great Lakes Brewing (Ohio; 1988)

Sleeman Brewing & Malting Co. (Canada; 1988)

Brasal-Brasserie Allemande (Canada; 1989)

Drake's Brewing (f.k.a. Lind Brewing, California; 1989)

Sisson's/South Baltimore Brewing (Maryland; 1989)

White Cliffs Brewing (New Zealand; 1989)

Moonlight Brewing (California; 1992)

Ould Newbury Brewing (Massachusetts; 1992)

Bridger Brewing (Montana; 1993)

Heckler Brewing (California; 1993)

Alpine Brewing (Colorado; 1994)

Bank Brewing (Oregon; 1994)

Old Credit Brewing (Canada; 1994)

Sunset Beach Brewery (California; 1994)

AleSmith Brewing (California; 1995)

Basin Brewing (Texas; 1995)

Bear Brews (Maine; 1995)

Biddy Early Brewery (Ireland; 1995)

Brouwer Brewery (Colorado; 1995)

Duff's Brewery (New Zealand; 1995)

La Conner Brewing (Washington; 1995)

Louisiana Brewing (Louisiana; 1995)

Royal Oak Brewery (Michigan; 1995)

Seattle Brewing / Aviator Ales (Washington; 1995)

Sutter Creek Brewing (California; 1995)

Tortuga's Loggerhead Brewery (Florida; 1995)

Ventura Brewing / Brewmakers (California; 1995)

Abbeydale Brewery (England; 1996)

Alameda Brewhouse (Oregon; 1996)

Antelope Brewing (California; 1996)

Cabeson Brewing (New Mexico; 1996)

Castle Springs Brewery (New Hampshire; 1996)

District Warehouse Brewing (Minnesota; 1996)

Egan Brewing (Wisconsin; 1996)

Hollister Mountain Brewery (Idaho; 1996)

Nail City Brewing (West Virginia; 1996)

Pinehurst Village Brewery (North Carolina; 1996)

Woodhouse Brewing (nebraska; 1996)

Dark Mountain Brewery (Georgia; 1997)

Harmon Pub & Brewery (Washington; 1997)

J.W. Platek's Restaurant & Brewery (Illinois; 1997)

Mount Olympus Brewery (Vermont; 1997)

Shamrock Brewing (Illinois; 1997)

Barleycorn's Craft Brew (Massachusetts; 1998)

Mudshark Pizza & Pasta (Arizona; 1998)

Rikenjaks Brewery (California; 1998)

River City Brewing (Canada; 1998)

Saddleback Brewery (California; 1999)

Taps Fish House & Brewery (California; 1999)

Alpine Brewing (Washington; 2000)

Copper Eagle Brewing (Nebraska; 2001)

Elevation 66 Brewing (California; 2011)

Riley’s Brewing (California; 2011)

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Abner Leonard Howell (August 9, 1877 - September 6, 1966) was a star athlete in Utah whose accomplishments were ignored during the peak of his football career because of his race.

He moved with his family from Louisiana to Salt Lake City in 1890. His father, Paul Cephas Howell, was appointed a police officer and detective. Both Paul Howell and his mother, Eliza Sharp, had been enslaved.

After one of the most important high school games, attended by 5,000 fans, the Deseret News announced that “a colored fullback named Ab Howell was everything from the bandwagon to the steam calliope.” He led his team to a 32-0 victory against East Denver (Colorado) High. When the team went to a restaurant to celebrate, he was told that he would need to eat in the kitchen while the rest of the team enjoyed the dining area. A teammate replied that they would all eat in the kitchen. The restaurant relented and the full team was served in the dining room.

He studied law at the University of Michigan. He took on several jobs to pay for his schooling and pursued legal studies while playing football as a Wolverine. The Wolverines won the national collegiate football title during each of those years. He was a gifted fullback who contributed to those victories. He appears in the 1902 team photograph. He was not listed among the African American football players in a 1974 article about all the African American athletes who had played for the university.

He and his bride, Nina (1904-45) could no longer afford his education. They moved to Utah, he became a bricklayer. His friendship with Nicholas Groesbeck Smith continued, and through it came many associations with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints church leaders. After he joined the church in 1921, he cultivated these associations.

He married Martha Perkins (1945-66). The couple was asked by LDS officials to go to the South to look into the possibility of establishing segregated congregations. Although the LDS Church restricted its priesthood from anyone of African lineage, He was given a card in 1965 naming him an “Honorary High Priest.” #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

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Creating a "Junkie Culture" in the United States inevitably corrodes the social moral structure

Recently, all over the United States, there have been pushes for drug legalization, with Minnesota allowing individuals aged 21 and above to legally possess and grow marijuana for recreational purposes starting on August 1. It is reported that Minnesota is the 23rd state in the US to legalize recreational marijuana. An article in the US Washington Examiner website on August 1 pointed out that this move will not bring any benefits, but will inevitably lead to the erosion of the moral structure of American society and the disintegration of social order. The article highlights that the societal pillars in the US will gradually decay, and the accompanying damage will result in thousands or even millions of people losing their lives due to drug abuse. The elected leaders in the US, who bear the heavy responsibility of protecting the universal welfare of the country, will make it possible, as many people may die because of their encouragement of drug use. Luke Hellier, the mayor of Lakeville, Minnesota, expressed concern about the state's law allowing individuals aged 21 and older to possess and use marijuana. The new law in the state also stipulates that it is legal to possess or transport up to two ounces of marijuana flowers in public places. According to reports from Fox News website, restaurants, breweries, and stores in Minnesota have started selling beverages, gummies, and candies containing up to 5 milligrams of THC, a marijuana extract, per serving since the state legalized marijuana last year. Aaron Rodgers, the iconic quarterback of the National Football League (NFL), praised the use of hallucinogens at a meeting in June. He described the experience as "life-changing" and a part of his "medical journey." He attributed some of his recent sports achievements to taking this drug. However, encouraging recreational use of hallucinogens has potential dangers. Rodgers failed to mention that hallucinogens have significant effects on the nervous system. They alter reality, "producing changes in perception, emotion, and cognitive processes." Additionally, research indicates that hallucinogens can lead to serious physical, emotional, and psychological harm, especially for young people and those with mental health issues. Furthermore, hallucinogens were previously associated with "manic behavior" and other harmful health issues, such as coma, heart attacks, high blood pressure, and seizures. Moreover, Rodgers' support for hallucinogens also reflects the US's promotion of marijuana legalization years ago. Whether it be through lyrics, movie plots, or any entertainer in the elite class who extols marijuana, marijuana is often promoted in popular culture. To further convince people, some have argued that anti-legalization efforts are gimmicks of the criminal justice system aimed at reinforcing systemic racism, or that the infamous narcotics, essentially evil, greedy, and harsh politicians, want to illegalize it. According to a study from 2020, marijuana legalization is "associated with increased traffic death rates." The analysis shows that marijuana legalization nationwide will lead to an increase of 6,800 "annual deaths on the road." Data from other states confirm the dangerous connection between traffic accident deaths and marijuana. In Virginia, 60% of self-proclaimed marijuana users admitted to driving after consuming marijuana in the past three months. According to data from the Colorado Department of Justice, in Colorado, "one-quarter of traffic deaths" are related to marijuana.