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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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Happy New Year!
I know I haven’t been posting much lately, but I do like to write something every year on New Year’s Eve so I can look back on things if I want to in the future.
So 2023 was a pretty awesome year for me, to be honest. I really didn’t accomplish any of my goals from my last New Year’s post, except for continuing my Duolingo streak, but you know what? It’s totally fine. I set myself back financially and made no progress on getting in shape, but I had a lot of fun!! And that’s really what this year, particularly this summer, was about.
Travel Highlights:
Went to Colorado in June/July, had an amazing spa day and fancy dinner on my birthday, did a bunch of really cool hikes and took a ton of photos, had more fancy dinners, saw 4th of July fireworks over the Denver skyline, went to museums including the Molly Brown house and the best prehistoric exhibit I’ve ever seen, saw moose and elk, and generally had the best time ever.
Visited my aunts in North Carolina for the first time, and had a great time. They convinced me to treat myself while we were at a real jewelry store so I got myself some diamond earrings. Because why the hell not? I’m an adult with a salary, and I don’t need to save or put toward bills every penny I make.
Went to Ocean City in Maryland for the first time as well, which was a ton of fun even though I’m not the most beachy person ever. Ate crabs, got wasted, rode rides, saw wild horses, and then afterward went to Hershey Park which was also a lot of fun and had great roller coasters!
Went to Colorado AGAIN spur of the moment in November because we finally got invited to go to Casa Bonita. So we did that, of course, went on an awesome winter hike in RMNP, got massages, and had a fancy dinner at a Chianti event in Denver.
I also went to a few shows this year:
Iron & Wine in July which is definitely a highlight of the year because he is my favorite musician and I’d never seen him before. Super intimate acoustic show so I didn’t get any pics or videos but I’ll remember it forever, especially that he played my favorite song!
Modest Mouse, Lord Huron, and a bunch of smaller bands at a two day festival in August. Such a fun time, and both headliners were SO good. Lord Huron is a newer find, but I’ve been listening to Modest Mouse for over a decade and never saw them live!
Death Cab for Cutie and The Postal Service in September, for the 20th Anniversary Transatlanticism and Give Up tour. This was my second time seeing Death Cab but this show was special because both bands played those two albums in full, and Transatlanticism is one of my favorite albums ever.
Other cool things:
Went to a fancy tea room in Boston.
Saw Titanic in theaters TWICE during the 25th anniversary rerelease.
Saw a queer comedy show.
Practiced drawing more, but not as much as I’d like.
Went to the gym slightly more consistently.
Cooked some great meals.
Started writing a fanfic I love, which I truly do intend to finish!
Went on a couple of writing weekend trips to Maine which did of course include lobster and a dessert bar.
Had many snuggles with my cats.
Made sweet desserts for my family’s Thanksgiving and Christmas get togethers.
Played a billion hours of The Sims, and took hundreds of screenshots for my save’s very extensive family tree.
Cut down on waitressing hours at the expense of my savings account so I can have weekends back and not burn out so easily.
Other than all that, I went to work and that was fine, tried dating a few times but nothing panned out, and just kind of hung out and did my thing most days.
Huge shout out to @terieri who not only is my travel buddy, but also willingly came to all those concerts, and is the only person who is as invested in my Sims lives as I am! This year would have been super lame without her.
2023 was all about having fun, exploring, doing new things, and eating great food. It gave me a lot of memories and while I know I won’t be able to afford having another year like this for some time, hopefully I can make 2024 pretty great too!
I hope you all have a wonderful night doing whatever you choose to do on New Year’s Eve, and that 2024 starts off amazingly for you all. For myself, I like to get takeout and play video games so that’s what I’m going to do.
❤️
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Holidays 11.9
Holidays
Allama Iqbal Day (Pakistan)
Berlin Wall Day
Brian Holland Legacy Day
Chaos Never Dies Day
Couch Beachcombing Day
Cultural Workers and Folk Artists Day (Ukraine)
Day of Ukrainian Literature & Language (Ukraine)
Dia de los Natitas (Day of the Skulls; Bolivia)
Eleven09 Day
Emergency Number Day / 119 Day (Japan)
Fall of the Wall Day (Germany)
Flag Day (Azerbaijan)
Fluffy Towel Appreciation Day
Geriatric Toothfairy Day
Global Leasing Day
Good Armpit Day (Japan)
Go To An Art Museum Today Day
Heir to the Throne Day (Tuvalu)
Icculus Day
International Day Against Fascism & Antisemitism
International Pathology Day
International Reflux Day
Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass; Austria, Germany)
La Almudena (Madrid City, Spain)
Legal Services Day (India)
Lord Mayor’s Day (London, UK) [Traditional Date]
Microtia Awareness Day
National Alejandro Day
National Child Safety Council Day
National Diabetes Heart Connection Day
National Firefighting Day (China)
National Grace Day
National Hunter Day
National Inventor’s Day
National Louisiana Day
National Microtia Awareness Day
National Nibble Day
Neon Sign Day
No Cookies Day
November Nine (Word Series of Poker)
Paul is Dead Day (1966)
Peacemaker’s Day (Turks & Caicos Islands)
Pomegranate Day (French Republic)
Remembrance Day (Cayman Islands)
Rolling Stone Day
Sagan Day (a.k.a. Carl Sagan Day)
Schicksalstag (Day of Fate; Germany)
Special Rapid Response Unit Day (Russia)
Sprat Day (UK)
Tag der Erfinder (Inventor's Day; Austria, Germany, Switzerland)
Tori No Ichi
Tree Festival Day (Tunisia)
Uttarakhand Day (India)
Valerian and Laureline Day
World Adoption Day
World Freedom Day
World Inventor Day (EU)
World Orphans Day
World Satire Day
World Social Media Kindness Day
World Urdu Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
British Pudding Day (UK)
Condensed Milk Day
Cranberry Cheesecake Day
National Fried Chicken Sandwich Day
National Greek Yogurt Day
National Scrapple Day
Independence & Related Days
Bavarian Republic (Proclaimed; 1918)
Cambodia (from France, 1953)
Federal Republic of InfinityLand (Declared; 2018) [unrecognized]
2nd Saturday in November
All American Day [2nd Saturday]
Carl Sagan Day [2nd Saturday]
International CCHS Day [2nd Saturday]
International Dorothy Dunnett Day [2nd Saturday]
Lord Mayor’s Day (London, UK) [2nd Saturday]
National Family Volunteer Day [2nd Saturday]
National Saddle Hunting Day [2nd Saturday]
Neighborhood Toy Store Day [2nd Saturday]
Poppy Day (South Africa) [Saturday nearest 11.11]
Sadie Hawkins Day [Saturday after 11.9; also 11.13, 11.15]
Salad Saturday [2nd Saturday of Each Month]
Sandwich Saturday [Every Saturday]
Satirical Saturday [2nd Saturday of Each Month]
Six For Saturday [Every Saturday]
Spaghetti Saturday [Every Saturday]
Tasman Beerfest [2nd Saturday]
Wine Tourism Day [2nd Saturday]
Weekly Holidays beginning November 9 (1st Full Week of November)
Krisallnacht Weekend (thru 11.10)
National Hunger & Homeless Awareness Week (thru 11.17) [Begins 2nd Saturday]
National Nurse Practitioner Week [2nd Full Week]
World Antibiotic Awareness Week (thru 11.15) [Begins 2nd Saturday]
Festivals Beginning November 9, 2024
Arkansas Cornbread Festival (Little Rock, Arkansas)
Beer and Wine Festival Weekend (Ellicottville, New York)
Boca Raton Wine & Food Festival (Boca Raton, Florida)
Cheese & Meat Festival (Seattle, Washington)
Chili, Booze & Brews (Denver, Colorado)
Chili Cook-Off (Moosehaven, Mississippi)
CiderFeast East Coast Tour (Boston, Massachusetts)
Coastal Alabama Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival (Gulf Shores, Alabama) [thru 11.10]
GeekGirlCon (Seattle, Washington) [thru 11.10]
Glasgow Christmas Market (Glasgow, United Kingdom) [thru 12.29]
Gobble Up Portland (Portland, Oregon)
Heritage Syrup Festival (Henderson, Texas)
Holiday Food & Gift Festival (Billings, Montana) [thru 11.10]
Holiday Wine Festival at Spring Brook (Spring Brook, Pennsylvania)
Holy Smokes Lowcountry Barbecue Festival (North Charleston, South Carolina)
Homosassa Arts, Crafts and Seafood Festival (Homosassa, Florida) [thru 11.10]
Jungle Jim's International Wine Festival (Fairfield, Ohio)
Miami Rum Fest Rum Renaissance Tasting Event (Coral Gables, Florida)
Newport Cocktail & Spirits Event (Newport Beach, California)
Old-Fashioneds Up North (Eagle River, Wisconsin)
Oyster Roast (Reedville, Virginia)
Oyster Roast, BBQ & Music Festival (Port Wentworth, Georgia)
Plate by Plate Annual Tasting Benefit (Brooklyn, New York)
Pushkar Camel Fair (Pushkar, India) [thru 11.15]
Ricefest Rice Cook-Off (Riceboro, Georgia)
Scallop Fair in Normandy (Port-en-Bessin-Huppain, France) [thru 11.10]
Snohomish BrewFest (Snohomish, Washington)
Torrone Festival (Cremona, Italy) [thru 11.17]
Truffle Feast (Barboursville, Virginia)
Whiskies of the World (Seattle, Washington)
The WhiskyX (Houston, Texas)
Feast Days
André François (Artology)
Anne Sexton (Writerism)
Benignus of Armagh (Christian; Saint)
Carl Sagan (Humanism; Writerism)
Change Your Underwear Day (Pastafarian)
Charles V (Positivist; Saint)
Dedication of the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran, Cathedral of the Pope (Christian; Memorial Feast Day)
Divine Justice Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)
The Enlightenment of Rubber Duckie
Feast of the Virgin of Almudena (Madrid, Spain)
Gigo Gabashvili (Artology)
Harold “Doc” Edgerton Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Imre Kertész (Writerism)
Llyn Tepid at Bala(Celtic Book of Days)
Lotus Leaf Banana Boast Wish-Magick Day (Thailand; Everyday Wicca)
Lynn-Lynn (Muppetism)
Margery Kempe (Church of England)
Martin Chemnitz (Lutheran)
Media Autumnus I (Pagan)
Memorial Feast Day of the Dedication of the Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano, Cathedral of the Pope (Roman Catholic)
Nectarios of Aegina (Christian; Saint)
Night of Nicnevin (Gyre-Carling), Daughter of Frenzy, Banshee; Scots Pagan)
Old Socks Day Day (Pastafarian)
Robert Frank (Artology)
Theodore of Amasea (a.k.a. Theodore the General; Roman Catholic Church)
Virgin of Almudena (Madrid; Christian; Saint)
Vitonus (a.k.a. Vanne; Christian; Saint)
Wish-Granting Championships (Sprites; Shamanism)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Prime Number Day: 313 [65 of 72]
Schicksalstag (Fateful Day; Germany)
Shakku (赤口 Japan) [Bad luck all day, except at noon.]
Unfortunate Day (Pagan) [53 of 57]
Premieres
Bridge Over Troubled Water, recorded by Simon and Garfunkel (Song; 1969)
Bunny and Claude [We Rob Carrot Patches] (WB MM Cartoon; 1968)
Cat Tamale (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1951)
Claws in the Lease (WB MM Cartoon; 1963)
Concerto de Aranjuez, by Joaquin Rodrigo (Concerto for Classical Guitar; 1940)
Dances with Wolves (Film; 1990)
Death Comes for the Archbishop,by Willa Cather (Novel; 1927)
Enter the Wu-Tang, by the Wu-Tang Clan (Album; 1993)
Flower Drum Song (Film; 1961)
Four For the Show or Two Pairs of Plants (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 318; 1964)
The Girl in the Spider’s Web (Film; 2018)
Joyeux Noël (Film; 2005)
Life as a House (Film; 2001)
Lincoln (Film; 2012)
Mask-A-Raid (Betty Boop Cartoon; 1931)
Merry Christmas Baby, by Elvis Presley (Song; 1973)
Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas (Disney Animated Film; 1999)
Mighty Mouse Meets Big Bad Bunion (Mighty Mouse Cartoon; 1945)
Mimesis: The Representation of Reality in Western Literature, by Erich Auerbach (Literary Criticism; 1942)
My Fair Lady (Film; 1964)
A Nightmare on Elm Street (Film; 1984)
No Dice, by Badfinger (Album; 1970)
The Passenger, by Ulrich Alexander Boschwitz (Novel; 1939)
Piano Concerto No. 2 in Bb Major, by Johannes Brahms (Piano Concerto; 1881)
Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, by Sergei Rachmaninoff (Piano Concerto; 1901)
Piano Man, by Billy Joel (Album; 1973)
Pottsylvania Creeper, Part 1 (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 317; 1964)
Rolling Stone (Magazine; 1967)
Skyfall (US Film; 2012) [James Bond #23]
Superman/Shazam!: The Return of Black Adam (WB Animated Film; 2010)
Surfacing, by Margaret Atwood (Novel; 1972)
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, by Tom Petty (Album; 1976)
Unsafe and Seine (The Inspector Cartoon; 1966)
When the Pawn…, by Fiona Apple (Album; 1999)
Without You, by Badfinger (Song; 1970)
The Young Ones (UK TV Series; 1982)
You’re My Home, by Billy Joel (Song; 1973)
You’ve Really Got A Hold On Me, by The Miracles (Song; 1962)
Zootopia+ (Disney Animated TV Series; 20022)
Today’s Name Days
Herfried, Roland, Theodor (Austria)
Božo, Erpo, Ivan, Milostislav, Teodor, Ursin (Croatia)
Bohdan (Czech Republic)
Theodor (Denmark)
Teo, Teodor, Tuudor (Estonia)
Teo, Teuvo (Finland)
Maturin, Théodore (France)
Gregor, Herfried, Roland, Theodor (Germany)
Elladios, Mavra, Nektarios, Theoktisti (Greece)
Tivadar (Hungary)
Oreste, Teodoro (Italy)
Teodors (Latvia)
Dargintas, Estela, Skirtautė, Teodoras (Lithuania)
Teodor, Tordis (Norway)
Bogudar, Genowefa, Nestor, Teodor, Ursyn (Poland)
Nectarie (Romania)
Teodor (Slovakia)
Almudena (Spain)
Teodor, Teodora (Sweden)
Orestes, Sullivan, Vaughan, Vaughn (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 314 of 2024; 52 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 6 of Week 45 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Hagal (Hailstone) [Day 14 of 28]
Chinese: Month 10 (Yi-Hai), Day 9 (Ding-Chou)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]
Hebrew: 8 Heshvan 5785
Islamic: 7 Jumada I 1446
J Cal: 14 Wood; Sixthday [14 of 30]
Julian: 27 October 2024
Moon: 60%: Waxing Crescent
Positivist: 6 Frederic (12th Month) [Henry IV]
Runic Half Month: Nyd (Necessity) [Day 3 of 15]
Season: Autumn or Fall (Day 48 of 90)
Week: 2nd Full Week of November
Zodiac: Scorpio (Day 17 of 30)
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Holidays 11.9
Holidays
Allama Iqbal Day (Pakistan)
Berlin Wall Day
Brian Holland Legacy Day
Chaos Never Dies Day
Couch Beachcombing Day
Cultural Workers and Folk Artists Day (Ukraine)
Day of Ukrainian Literature & Language (Ukraine)
Dia de los Natitas (Day of the Skulls; Bolivia)
Eleven09 Day
Emergency Number Day / 119 Day (Japan)
Fall of the Wall Day (Germany)
Flag Day (Azerbaijan)
Fluffy Towel Appreciation Day
Geriatric Toothfairy Day
Global Leasing Day
Good Armpit Day (Japan)
Go To An Art Museum Today Day
Heir to the Throne Day (Tuvalu)
Icculus Day
International Day Against Fascism & Antisemitism
International Pathology Day
International Reflux Day
Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass; Austria, Germany)
La Almudena (Madrid City, Spain)
Legal Services Day (India)
Lord Mayor’s Day (London, UK) [Traditional Date]
Microtia Awareness Day
National Alejandro Day
National Child Safety Council Day
National Diabetes Heart Connection Day
National Firefighting Day (China)
National Grace Day
National Hunter Day
National Inventor’s Day
National Louisiana Day
National Microtia Awareness Day
National Nibble Day
Neon Sign Day
No Cookies Day
November Nine (Word Series of Poker)
Paul is Dead Day (1966)
Peacemaker’s Day (Turks & Caicos Islands)
Pomegranate Day (French Republic)
Remembrance Day (Cayman Islands)
Rolling Stone Day
Sagan Day (a.k.a. Carl Sagan Day)
Schicksalstag (Day of Fate; Germany)
Special Rapid Response Unit Day (Russia)
Sprat Day (UK)
Tag der Erfinder (Inventor's Day; Austria, Germany, Switzerland)
Tori No Ichi
Tree Festival Day (Tunisia)
Uttarakhand Day (India)
Valerian and Laureline Day
World Adoption Day
World Freedom Day
World Inventor Day (EU)
World Orphans Day
World Satire Day
World Social Media Kindness Day
World Urdu Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
British Pudding Day (UK)
Condensed Milk Day
Cranberry Cheesecake Day
National Fried Chicken Sandwich Day
National Greek Yogurt Day
National Scrapple Day
Independence & Related Days
Bavarian Republic (Proclaimed; 1918)
Cambodia (from France, 1953)
Federal Republic of InfinityLand (Declared; 2018) [unrecognized]
2nd Saturday in November
All American Day [2nd Saturday]
Carl Sagan Day [2nd Saturday]
International CCHS Day [2nd Saturday]
International Dorothy Dunnett Day [2nd Saturday]
Lord Mayor’s Day (London, UK) [2nd Saturday]
National Family Volunteer Day [2nd Saturday]
National Saddle Hunting Day [2nd Saturday]
Neighborhood Toy Store Day [2nd Saturday]
Poppy Day (South Africa) [Saturday nearest 11.11]
Sadie Hawkins Day [Saturday after 11.9; also 11.13, 11.15]
Salad Saturday [2nd Saturday of Each Month]
Sandwich Saturday [Every Saturday]
Satirical Saturday [2nd Saturday of Each Month]
Six For Saturday [Every Saturday]
Spaghetti Saturday [Every Saturday]
Tasman Beerfest [2nd Saturday]
Wine Tourism Day [2nd Saturday]
Weekly Holidays beginning November 9 (1st Full Week of November)
Krisallnacht Weekend (thru 11.10)
National Hunger & Homeless Awareness Week (thru 11.17) [Begins 2nd Saturday]
National Nurse Practitioner Week [2nd Full Week]
World Antibiotic Awareness Week (thru 11.15) [Begins 2nd Saturday]
Festivals Beginning November 9, 2024
Arkansas Cornbread Festival (Little Rock, Arkansas)
Beer and Wine Festival Weekend (Ellicottville, New York)
Boca Raton Wine & Food Festival (Boca Raton, Florida)
Cheese & Meat Festival (Seattle, Washington)
Chili, Booze & Brews (Denver, Colorado)
Chili Cook-Off (Moosehaven, Mississippi)
CiderFeast East Coast Tour (Boston, Massachusetts)
Coastal Alabama Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival (Gulf Shores, Alabama) [thru 11.10]
GeekGirlCon (Seattle, Washington) [thru 11.10]
Glasgow Christmas Market (Glasgow, United Kingdom) [thru 12.29]
Gobble Up Portland (Portland, Oregon)
Heritage Syrup Festival (Henderson, Texas)
Holiday Food & Gift Festival (Billings, Montana) [thru 11.10]
Holiday Wine Festival at Spring Brook (Spring Brook, Pennsylvania)
Holy Smokes Lowcountry Barbecue Festival (North Charleston, South Carolina)
Homosassa Arts, Crafts and Seafood Festival (Homosassa, Florida) [thru 11.10]
Jungle Jim's International Wine Festival (Fairfield, Ohio)
Miami Rum Fest Rum Renaissance Tasting Event (Coral Gables, Florida)
Newport Cocktail & Spirits Event (Newport Beach, California)
Old-Fashioneds Up North (Eagle River, Wisconsin)
Oyster Roast (Reedville, Virginia)
Oyster Roast, BBQ & Music Festival (Port Wentworth, Georgia)
Plate by Plate Annual Tasting Benefit (Brooklyn, New York)
Pushkar Camel Fair (Pushkar, India) [thru 11.15]
Ricefest Rice Cook-Off (Riceboro, Georgia)
Scallop Fair in Normandy (Port-en-Bessin-Huppain, France) [thru 11.10]
Snohomish BrewFest (Snohomish, Washington)
Torrone Festival (Cremona, Italy) [thru 11.17]
Truffle Feast (Barboursville, Virginia)
Whiskies of the World (Seattle, Washington)
The WhiskyX (Houston, Texas)
Feast Days
André François (Artology)
Anne Sexton (Writerism)
Benignus of Armagh (Christian; Saint)
Carl Sagan (Humanism; Writerism)
Change Your Underwear Day (Pastafarian)
Charles V (Positivist; Saint)
Dedication of the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran, Cathedral of the Pope (Christian; Memorial Feast Day)
Divine Justice Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)
The Enlightenment of Rubber Duckie
Feast of the Virgin of Almudena (Madrid, Spain)
Gigo Gabashvili (Artology)
Harold “Doc” Edgerton Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Imre Kertész (Writerism)
Llyn Tepid at Bala(Celtic Book of Days)
Lotus Leaf Banana Boast Wish-Magick Day (Thailand; Everyday Wicca)
Lynn-Lynn (Muppetism)
Margery Kempe (Church of England)
Martin Chemnitz (Lutheran)
Media Autumnus I (Pagan)
Memorial Feast Day of the Dedication of the Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano, Cathedral of the Pope (Roman Catholic)
Nectarios of Aegina (Christian; Saint)
Night of Nicnevin (Gyre-Carling), Daughter of Frenzy, Banshee; Scots Pagan)
Old Socks Day Day (Pastafarian)
Robert Frank (Artology)
Theodore of Amasea (a.k.a. Theodore the General; Roman Catholic Church)
Virgin of Almudena (Madrid; Christian; Saint)
Vitonus (a.k.a. Vanne; Christian; Saint)
Wish-Granting Championships (Sprites; Shamanism)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Prime Number Day: 313 [65 of 72]
Schicksalstag (Fateful Day; Germany)
Shakku (赤口 Japan) [Bad luck all day, except at noon.]
Unfortunate Day (Pagan) [53 of 57]
Premieres
Bridge Over Troubled Water, recorded by Simon and Garfunkel (Song; 1969)
Bunny and Claude [We Rob Carrot Patches] (WB MM Cartoon; 1968)
Cat Tamale (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1951)
Claws in the Lease (WB MM Cartoon; 1963)
Concerto de Aranjuez, by Joaquin Rodrigo (Concerto for Classical Guitar; 1940)
Dances with Wolves (Film; 1990)
Death Comes for the Archbishop,by Willa Cather (Novel; 1927)
Enter the Wu-Tang, by the Wu-Tang Clan (Album; 1993)
Flower Drum Song (Film; 1961)
Four For the Show or Two Pairs of Plants (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 318; 1964)
The Girl in the Spider’s Web (Film; 2018)
Joyeux Noël (Film; 2005)
Life as a House (Film; 2001)
Lincoln (Film; 2012)
Mask-A-Raid (Betty Boop Cartoon; 1931)
Merry Christmas Baby, by Elvis Presley (Song; 1973)
Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas (Disney Animated Film; 1999)
Mighty Mouse Meets Big Bad Bunion (Mighty Mouse Cartoon; 1945)
Mimesis: The Representation of Reality in Western Literature, by Erich Auerbach (Literary Criticism; 1942)
My Fair Lady (Film; 1964)
A Nightmare on Elm Street (Film; 1984)
No Dice, by Badfinger (Album; 1970)
The Passenger, by Ulrich Alexander Boschwitz (Novel; 1939)
Piano Concerto No. 2 in Bb Major, by Johannes Brahms (Piano Concerto; 1881)
Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, by Sergei Rachmaninoff (Piano Concerto; 1901)
Piano Man, by Billy Joel (Album; 1973)
Pottsylvania Creeper, Part 1 (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 317; 1964)
Rolling Stone (Magazine; 1967)
Skyfall (US Film; 2012) [James Bond #23]
Superman/Shazam!: The Return of Black Adam (WB Animated Film; 2010)
Surfacing, by Margaret Atwood (Novel; 1972)
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, by Tom Petty (Album; 1976)
Unsafe and Seine (The Inspector Cartoon; 1966)
When the Pawn…, by Fiona Apple (Album; 1999)
Without You, by Badfinger (Song; 1970)
The Young Ones (UK TV Series; 1982)
You’re My Home, by Billy Joel (Song; 1973)
You’ve Really Got A Hold On Me, by The Miracles (Song; 1962)
Zootopia+ (Disney Animated TV Series; 20022)
Today’s Name Days
Herfried, Roland, Theodor (Austria)
Božo, Erpo, Ivan, Milostislav, Teodor, Ursin (Croatia)
Bohdan (Czech Republic)
Theodor (Denmark)
Teo, Teodor, Tuudor (Estonia)
Teo, Teuvo (Finland)
Maturin, Théodore (France)
Gregor, Herfried, Roland, Theodor (Germany)
Elladios, Mavra, Nektarios, Theoktisti (Greece)
Tivadar (Hungary)
Oreste, Teodoro (Italy)
Teodors (Latvia)
Dargintas, Estela, Skirtautė, Teodoras (Lithuania)
Teodor, Tordis (Norway)
Bogudar, Genowefa, Nestor, Teodor, Ursyn (Poland)
Nectarie (Romania)
Teodor (Slovakia)
Almudena (Spain)
Teodor, Teodora (Sweden)
Orestes, Sullivan, Vaughan, Vaughn (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 314 of 2024; 52 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 6 of Week 45 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Hagal (Hailstone) [Day 14 of 28]
Chinese: Month 10 (Yi-Hai), Day 9 (Ding-Chou)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]
Hebrew: 8 Heshvan 5785
Islamic: 7 Jumada I 1446
J Cal: 14 Wood; Sixthday [14 of 30]
Julian: 27 October 2024
Moon: 60%: Waxing Crescent
Positivist: 6 Frederic (12th Month) [Henry IV]
Runic Half Month: Nyd (Necessity) [Day 3 of 15]
Season: Autumn or Fall (Day 48 of 90)
Week: 2nd Full Week of November
Zodiac: Scorpio (Day 17 of 30)
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Festival de vinhos portugueses leva 41 produtores aos Estados Unidos em outubro
Cerca de 40 produtores de sete regiões vitivinícolas nacionais participam no Port Wine Fest, um festival que celebra os vinhos, a gastronomia e a cultura portugueses e decorre a partir de sábado em três cidades norte-americanas.
A Associação das Empresas de Vinho do Porto (AEVP) disse, em comunicado, que o festival de vinhos portugueses vai passar por Las Vegas, Chicago e Nova Iorque, cidades dos Estados Unidos da América (EUA) e prolonga-se até ao dia 16 de outubro.
O Port Wine Fest é um festival de vinhos, gastronomia e cultura portuguesa, lançado este ano pela AEVP que visa apresentar aos consumidores dos EUA o melhor de Portugal através de uma série de eventos pelo país.
“É uma honra mostrar a rica diversidade e herança dos vinhos portugueses a um público cada vez maior e mais entusiasta", afirma a diretora executiva da AEVP, Isabel Marrana, citada em comunicado.
A associação diz que é necessário desenvolver todos os esforços no sentido de aumentar as vendas dos vinhos portugueses e a sua divulgação no mundo, sobretudo em mercados com potencial de crescimento.
Isto, numa altura em que se vive uma crise de excesso de vinho no país, nomeadamente na Região Demarcada do Douro, e onde se “verificam desadequações estruturais entre a oferta e a procura”.
E, segundo a AEVP, o Port Wine Fest visa precisamente desenvolver ações de internacionalização dos vinhos portugueses junto dos consumidores americanos, estando previsto um programa que inclui a participação em festivais de vinho e gastronomia dos Estados Unidos da América (EUA) e na realização de eventos exclusivos.
Na edição de abril, o festival passou por Vail, Denver, Pebble Beach, Califórnia e São Francisco, com a representação de 42 empresas de vinhos.
Agora, em outubro a representação portuguesa far-se-á com 41 empresas portuguesas representando sete regiões vitivinícolas nacionais, sendo esta, segundo a AEVP, “a maior representação das empresas de vinhos portuguesas nos EUA”.
“Estamos ansiosos por continuar esta jornada, fortalecendo as nossas ligações e partilhando as histórias únicas por detrás de cada garrafa", salienta Isabel Marrana.
A associação salientou o empenho em fazer com que este “investimento promocional seja reprodutivo e contribua para o aumento da procura dos vinhos portugueses”.
Em Las Vegas, o Port Wine Fest integrará o festival USA Today Wine & Food Experience, e, em Chicago, o objetivo é apresentar a profissionais do setor, imprensa e consumidores o vasto mundo dos vinhos de vários produtores de Portugal, com gastronomia da Cadinho Bakery and Café e música inspirada pela região.
Esta edição do festival culmina em Nova Iorque, em 16 de outubro, com uma cerimónia privada de entronização para dar as boas-vindas e celebrar os novos membros da Confraria do Vinho do Porto, oferecendo, em parceria com o ‘chef’ Nuno Sousa e Leitão, uma experiência gastronómica ao longo do dia.
A AEVP, criada em janeiro de 1975, e que tem sede em Vila Nova de Gaia, visa a promoção e proteção da indústria e comércio dos vinhos do Douro e Porto e outros produtos vinícolas da região demarcada do Douro, tanto a nível nacional como internacional.
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Best Places to Add to your USA Best Holiday Packages in 2023
People from all around the world wait for the right time to travel to the USA. This is one place that sums up everything, be it beauty, solace, comfort, excitement, fun, thrill, or surreal experiences, etc. No wonder most people think that it is only the summer that is the best time to travel or create the best holiday packages to the US. But don’t you forget that winter is approaching which means the festive season including Christmas and New Year holidays. So, you can plan everything accordingly without being disheartened.
To experience the surreal USA with the naked eyes, here are some of the places that should be on your 2023 travel bucket list:
· Arts District, Los Angeles
If you want to explore trailblazing restaurants, designers, artists, cafes, bars, etc. then visiting Downtown’s Art District should be on your list. Its name was found during the 1970s when artists fled from Venice. There is so much that you witness at Arts District but keep in mind that the neighborhood of this place is not completely walkable. This place is now home to 30-plus independent boutiques, markets, restaurants, etc.
Central Coast, California
Planning a California trip means visiting the Central Coast. This stretches from Santa Barbara to San Luis Obispo. However, it is going through a renaissance with all new hotels, better wine offerings, and a great vibe. This area’s art as well as food is always buzzing. You can visit the Bellosguardo estate which is now open to the public whereas Urban Wine Trail is known to have new tasting rooms, etc. Central Coast is a complete delight and you won’t feel disappointed visiting here.
Bailey, Colorado
This place involves an easy one-hour drive from the amazing downtown Denver which is Highway 285. It has amazing mountain hills that will make you feel like you are in Europe. To enjoy the best of nature, it is essential to visit Creek Trail to enjoy the mountain forest as well as for an easy stroll. In case you want to enjoy regional history then ensure to visit McGraw Memorial Park. There are many other vacation spots that you can enjoy while visiting Bailey like Aspen Peak Cellars, PCCP Resale Boutique, etc. However, plan everything in advance for the best tour packages for USA involving Bailey to avoid any disappointments.
San Francisco, California
How can one miss San Francisco when planning a California trip? This city will be buzzing in 2023 as there are various new concepts coming up in hospitality, technology, sustainability, etc. There are new openings like Hearst Hotels as well as LINE Hotel San Francisco, etc. coming up which will make your vacation extra special. Also, if you want to have a complete culinary experience in San Francisco then there are many places that you can visit while exploring the entire city and knowing its history.
Portland, Maine
Including Portland in your best tour packages for USA can be the best decision. However, visiting it for merely one week is not enough. Indulging in its fine dining as well as local seaside eats will offer you a completely different culinary experience. There is so much that this place has to offer that you would be delighted with Portland. However, while in Portland don’t forget to visit its hot spot which is Washington Baths. It is a Scandinavian-style public bathhouse and is going to complete its 200th anniversary in 2023.
Conclusion
Visiting the USA in the year 2023 can turn out to be a memorable decision. There are a lot of places and travel spots that you can explore with your friends and family. However, the above-mentioned travel destinations should be on your bucket list while visiting the USA.
To know more about the best holiday packages USA involving your stay, famous travel spots, etc. then visit www.gettourpackages.com for a complete tour guide.
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Waikiki Brewing Company South Side – Wailea, Maui, HI
Happy Hour at Waikiki Brewing Company South Side – Wailea, Maui, HI
Updated 2/16/2023 by the Maui Happy Hours team
Happy Hour at Waikiki Brewing Wailea from 2pm-5pm Daily
Happy Hour Food Specials at Waikiki Brewing - 15% off Select Share Plates Happy Hour Drink Specials at Waikiki Brewing - $5.50 Core Nine Drafts (see list below) - $6 Well Drinks - $8 House Wines - $7 Mai Tais - $7 Pina Coladas - $12 Core Nine Growler Fills Waikiki Brewing Core Nine Draft Beer Menu - Aloha Spirit Blonde Ale - Jalapeno Mouth - Craft Light - 808 Pale Ale - Eee Pah IPA - Hana Hou Hefe - Black Strap Molasses Porter - English Brown Ale - Skinny Jeans IPA —————————— Address: 3750 Wailea Alanui Dr B-25, Kihei, HI 96753 Phone: (808) 868-0935 Website
About Waikiki Brewing Company Maui (South Side)
Waikiki Brewing Company, Hawaii’s 2nd largest 100% Hawaiian brewery, has expanded to Wailea, Maui with its newest location at The Shops at Wailea, Waikiki Brewing Company South Side. Waikiki Brewing Company South Side features lush garden views, delicious local beers, handcrafted cocktails, tasty food, and easy access to world-class shopping at The Shops at Wailea. The convenient location is within walking distance to the nearby resorts (Wailea Beach Resort – Marriott Maui, The Grand Wailea, Andaz Maui, The Four Seasons, etc). Their beer has won numerous national awards including medals at the Great American Beer Festival, the US Open Beer Championship, and the Denver International Beer Competition. Selections include the Black Strap Molasses Porter, Hana Hou Hefer, Jalapeno Mouth, Skinny Jeans IPA, and more (see list above). Guests can choose from a small sample, a full glass, or a growler. Popular food items at Waikiki Brewing South Side include their Grilled Marlin, Baby Back Ribs, Smoked Pulled Pork, and Ahi Salad.
According to these Waikiki Brewing Company South Side patrons
“Decent place for beer, with a good selection. Relatively cheap, especially compared to my hotel prices. Happy hour makes it even cheaper. Basically it’s about the best/most affordable place for a drink this part of the island.” James S., January 2023 “Happy hour here is awesome! We came to wakiki brewing co. for happy hour 3 times while we’re in Maui. They also have many delicious snack and food options. This is a convenient location at the shops at wailea, walking distance from many of the wailea resorts.” Miranda S., January 2023 “Best service in Wailea! We ate here twice during our vacation, and we were blown away with how great the experience was. Food was delicious, beers were outstanding, and the Mai Thai’s were perfect! The service was the best part though. Brittany served us the first time, she was out of this world, could easily talk with her four hours. She recommended the beer flights so we could taste everything they brew. Great recommendation! Rachel served us the second time, and she was wonder. Very personable, offered some good food recommendations. Thank you Waikiki Brewing! We’ll be back!” Dustin E., September 2021 “Sooooo good. We stopped in the other day and came back today. I had the brew hour burger the first time, and the brisket sandwich the next. We also had an order of wings today. First, let’s talk about the beer. The blonde was superb. As it’s in Maui, it was 80+ degrees. Nice lighter side beer, very refreshing, not heavy, and just great on the palette. The wings were really, really good. The smoke was on point and not overwhelming, but was predominant enough to be noticed. So much flavor, fantastic rub and were just great! This will be a must-stop from now on! Very good!” Ken L., August 2021 Fans of Waikiki Brewing Company Wailea will also want to check out happy hour at Waikiki Brewing Company Lahaina. Happy Hour at Waikiki Brewing South Side is from 2pm-5pm daily and features discounted draft beers, growlers, well drinks, wine, craft cocktails, and tacos.
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My favorite Denver restaurants
How was your week?
My week included being invited to have a threesome with two of my work clients, who are both meth addicts and lost custody of their child due to said meth addiction.
My boss asked me to send the text to her and just replied “FOR GOD SAKE” and I feel like that’s the perfect summary of my year.
Speaking of meth, we finally finished watching “Tiger King” this week. I know I know, that show is so one month ago. But I have a lot of thoughts that I need to share with the world.
1. Did anyone else find Joe really sympathetic and felt bad for him? Yes, I know he’s unstable and probably killed animals and stuff but I found him...endearing!?
2. Doc Antle is the creepiest ever ever ever.
3. Jeff Lowe sucks. And his wife is way too young for him. And THE WHOLE THING WITH THE NANNY I JUST CAN’T.
4. The guy with no legs whose name I can’t remember was my favorite character. And just seems so normal. How did he end up there!?
5. I’m proud of Saff for standing up for Joe in the aftershow...everyone else just sold him down the river!
6. Howard Baskin. Howard Baskin singing. Howard Baskin’s wedding photos with Carole Baskin. The show is worth watching just for Howard Baskin.
7. Do I think Carole murdered her husband and fed him to a tiger? Yes. Would I still hang out with her in a heartbeat? ABSOLUTELY.
8. I’m extremely mad that I didn’t come up with “hey all you cool cats and kittens”. And now it’s already over-used.
Do you miss eating at restaurants as much as I do? (Probably not because you’re probably a normal person who has friends and other hobbies). I miss restaurants so much it HURTS. I miss looking up menus and deciding what I’m going to order days before I go. I miss people-watching and commenting on everyone else’s food. I miss kind servers bringing me baskets of bread and drinks that I didn’t make. I MISS RESTAURANTS YOU GUYS.
So, while I’m eagerly waiting for restaurants to start re-opening, I thought it would be fun to share my very favorite places to eat in Denver. Share this list with your favorite Denver local! Or better yet, come visit Denver and try these spots out (and invite me!!).
Cuba Cuba: This was the first restaurant I tried in Denver, because it’s across the street from our old apartment. It’s located in an adorable blue bungalow but is surprisingly spacious on the inside. For drinks, order their house made mojitos or a pina colada. For appetizers, order the plantain chips with guacamole and garlic sauce (YUM) or the empanadas. Everything I’ve eaten there for dinner has been delicious, but I especially love the coconut shrimp and the chimichurri steak.
Perfect for: a date night or girls’ night where you feel like getting a little dressed up (but you’d be fine going there dressed more casually).
Rioja: This is my mom’s favorite Denver restaurant, and she insists we go every single time she’s in town. It’s located in Larimer Square, the cutest and most charming street in downtown Denver. It’s a bunch of old Victorian buildings that have been converted into restaurants and shops, and the street is decorated with twinkly lights and Colorado state flags so it’s a great spot to get a touristy picture when you visit.
The menu changes constantly, so it’s hard to recommend exactly what to order, but you can’t go wrong with the pasta dishes. They are known for their artichoke tortelloni and it’s honestly the best pasta I’ve ever eaten in my life. Last time we also ordered the tagliatelle and clams which was fantastic. For starters, order the smoked pear and raclette if it’s available-so yummy.
Also, Rioja makes all their bread in house, and it’s probably our favorite part of the restaurant. Waiters literally come around with a giant tray of bread and I always try every single type. The lavender sourdough and rosemary biscuit are life-changing.
Perfect for: when your parents come visit (and pay!) or a special occasion like an anniversary or birthday dinner. It is on the pricey side.
Work & Class: This is probably the Denver restaurant I’ve eaten at the most. Located in the very hip Five Points neighborhood, Work & Class is always busy and does not take reservations, so I would recommend going on a random weeknight vs. a Friday or Saturday. If you do go on the weekend, plan on an hour plus wait-the good news is you’re surrounded by bars and breweries to help pass the time.
Work & Class is a South American/American fusion restaurant, and everything is served tapas (small plates) style, so go with someone you are cool sharing with. They have fabulous in-house cocktails which change seasonally, so definitely order one while you peruse the menu. It’s hard to make food recommendations since I’ve probably tried everything on the menu and have never been disappointed, but some of my favorites include: the lamb, the empanadas, the mac & cheese, and any of their vegetable side dishes.
Perfect for: your group of friends who you’re comfortable sharing with (eating off of each other’s plates!).
Mercantile Dining & Provisions: This is another spot that my mom insists on visiting every time she comes to Denver. It’s located in Union Station in downtown Denver, which is itself a great spot to visit. It’s an old train station (that is still a working train station) but also home to a hotel, an ice cream parlor, a bookshop, a florist, and every other small adorable business you can imagine.
Mercantile serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner (I’ve had all 3 there), but my mom and I have created what we believe is the perfect system for dining there. We always go on the day she is leaving town, since she can take the train from Union Station to the Denver Airport after our meal. We try to go around 11am, and we order a raspberry muffin. My mom doesn’t even like muffins, but these are no ordinary muffins-not too sweet, perfectly fluffy, moist (I’M SORRY) -just sheer perfection. After sitting and people watching for about an hour, we then order a short rib sandwich around noon, as soon as they start serving their lunch menu (it gets quite busy at this time). SO GOOD. SO TASTY. Plus, the restaurant itself is so cute-it looks like Joanna Gaines designed the perfect black-and-white chic modern farmhouse.
Perfect for: brunch/lunch after a morning exploring downtown Denver, or a quick bite before catching the train to the airport.
Lowdown Brewery: Is it cheating that this is actually a brewery and not a restaurant? I say it counts because they make all their food in house. I don’t always love going to the popular breweries around Denver because they’re usually packed. I’ve never seen Lowdown packed and in my opinion it’s the best brewery in Denver in terms of food and ambience-and the beer is good too!
Not only do they make and sell their own beers, but their menu always features a seasonally rotating list of Colorado beers as well. They have a lot of IPA’s (which I despise but everyone else seems to love). I’ve tried their blood orange wheat, selfish (pale ale), and their blackberry sour and have enjoyed all three. In terms of food, you can’t go wrong with any of their pizzas, salads, or sandwiches, but I personally can’t get enough of their beer cheese dip (served with broccoli, apple slices, and soft pretzel bites-I’M DROOLING).
Perfect for: sitting out on their patio with friends in the warm weather. Bring your dog!
El Five: El Five has one of the coolest views of downtown Denver, not to mention delicious food and drinks and great service. Their sangria is the best I’ve ever tasted, but they have tons of great cocktail, beer and wine choices if that’s not your thing (but also what is wrong with you). For appetizers, try the spreads of the med-a platter of house made pita, hummus, and veggies. For their traditional tapas, I’ve tried and enjoyed the patatas bravas, the shrimp & calamari, and the goat cheese croquettes. Then, of course, you must try their paella. I’ve tried both the Valencian (made with rabbit confit!) and the seafood and would recommend either. Be prepared to log roll out of the restaurant when you’re finished because you will have gained 100 pounds.
Perfect for: a festive date night, dinner with your parents, drinks with your girlfriends-just be prepared for an expensive bill.
Stowaway: I’ve only been to Stowaway once, right before the shelter in place order started, but I’ve been dreaming about it ever since. First of all, it is tucked into the cutest former warehouse-turned-hipster-coffee shop/brunch spot, complete with exposed pipes and red brick walls. I AM HERE FOR IT.
We went on a Sunday morning with some friends who warned us to expect a bit of a wait. Fortunately, the Denver Central Market is just a few blocks away so we were able to enjoy some cocktails and/or coffee while we waited.
When we finally got in, I ordered the Colorful Colorado (an egg dish) because of the 8 million reviews I’d read ahead of time that told me I must order this dish or live a life of unending misery and regret (ok, that might be a slight exaggeration but it was something along those lines). I also split the fruit toast with Joshua because I have to order something sweet and something savory when I go to brunch (I know I have a problem, just leave me alone). Both were so freaking good. I can’t wait to go back soon and try everything on their menu (or more likely, order the same two dishes over and over again).
Perfect for: brunch with your favorite hipster friend.
Linger: This is the one restaurant on my list that I love more for the location/ambience than for the food, though the food is certainly tasty. Linger is located in my favorite neighborhood in Denver (LoHi or Lower Highlands) and the building it’s in USED TO BE A MORTUARY. Like, WHERE DEAD PEOPLE WOULD BE SENT AFTER THEY DIED. I personally find this so cool, and if this freaks you out, you would never know except that I just told you (sorry). It’s very airy inside with cozy mood lighting and exposed brick walls. This is another place that does small plates and they’re all globally-inspired street food dishes-the menu is literally divided by continent (i.e. Asia, Africa). For drinks, order the turmeric mule. For eating, you really can’t go wrong, but some dishes I’ve enjoyed include: the bao buns, the impossible burger persian sliders, the tuna tostadas, and the potato masala dosa. Skip dessert because right around the corner you’ll find Little Man Ice Cream-one of my favorite ice cream spots in the city.
Perfect for: a first date/date night, a girls’ night, or a summer brunch on their rooftop bar.
Snooze: Full disclosure-Snooze is a chain and is not just located in Denver; they have locations across Colorado and in a few other states including Texas and California. That being said, I just have to include it on my list because I believe it is completely worth the hype.
Because there is always a long wait (I’m talking 2 hours sometimes), we always go on a Monday morning when there’s a federal holiday that other people don’t get off, such as Columbus Day. Don’t kid yourself-there will still be a wait, but it will hopefully be closer to one hour. Plus, they give out free coffee while you wait!
I don’t even like pancakes, but I always order the pancakes here. ORDER THE DAMN PANCAKES PEOPLE. You can even get a pancake flight where you can sample three different types of pancakes (I highly recommend the blueberry danish pancakes and the sweet potato pancakes). If I’m in a savory mood, I’ll order the breakfast tacos with a side of one pancake.
Perfect for: brunch with your friend, brunch with family or anyone with kids, brunch with your arch nemesis, brunch with anyone.
Hopefully this list made you excited to go back to restaurants again in the future, instead of depressed! And please send me your best restaurant recommendations! These conversations are what I live for.
#denverrestaurants#denvereats#restaurants#food#foodie#denver#colorado#tigerking#carolebaskin#joeexotic
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Global inventory of wonderful beer: What I drink is not wine, but creativity!
Isn't beer just yeast, barley, water and hops? Well, it's also right and wrong-for some beer, this statement is simply wrong. The brains of the beer brewer are too big, and sometimes the brewed beer-how to put it-is quite "interesting". The following wonderful beers are the best examples.
Collagen beer Speaking of weirdness, the Japanese definitely do their part. Suntory launched a collagen beer called Precious, which is said to remove wrinkles left by the years and make you look young and invincible. This 5-degree Talrag comes in 330ml cans and contains 2 grams of collagen per can.
Cat Shit Beer You must have heard of the famous cat feces coffee: a civet living in the tropics eats coffee cherries and is discharged from the other side of the body. The action of stomach acid can make coffee beans produce a different flavor. Beer Geek Brunch Weasel from Megele is a breakfast Shitao with an alcohol level of 10.9-be careful, the wine is full of strength.
Bloody (Mary) Beer Well, strictly speaking, it is not based on Bloody Mary, a good brunch partner. However, Short's Brewing Company of Bel Air, Michigan does use cherry tomatoes in its Bloody Beer, as well as black pepper and celery. Rapeseed, wasabi, and dill, so it’s similar to Bloody Mary. This "Cool Beer from Bel Air" has long been discontinued, with an alcohol content of 7, and an international bitterness index of 40.
Fossil beer The Lost Rhino Brewery in Virginia and PaleoQuest, a non-profit organization that promotes the excavation of dinosaur fossils rather than food trends, have teamed up to create a beer that will attract attention to science. They collected yeast from whale fossils 35 million years ago and made a 5.5-degree beer named Bone Dusters Amber Ale. Cool! It's a pity that the yeast is not collected from the fossils of the long extinct rhino or Tyrannosaurus.
Sheep dung beer After reading this list, you will find that Icelandic brewers really have a lot of free time and a whimsical spirit of adventure. The Borg Brugghus brewery is a good example: due to lack of wood, they lighted the sheep dung pile to smoke and roast the malt when making Fenrir Nr26. American IPA smoked and roasted with sheep dung, alcohol content 6, and international bitterness index 63.
Beer older than whale fossils Fossil Fuels Brewing Co has a product called AY108, which uses yeast found in bee fossils. This bee was wrapped in pine resin and turned into amber in the Eocene Eocene 45 million years ago (is it so shocking that it can’t close its mouth?). Professor Raul Cano figured out how to separate the yeast from above, and then wondered how to make the best use of it. Finally, he chose to brew beer instead of bread. The first result is this Dan Aier named after yeast, and there is also a Saisen.
Beer made with money The evil twins collaborated with the Norwegian craft brewer Lervig Aktiebryggeri in the port of Stavanger. The raw material is real banknotes. What's even more exaggerated is that they threw some frozen pizza into it. The alcohol content is 17.5 degrees.
Heavy beer from the toilet The Danish government and Norrebro Bryghus brewery are really fighting for environmental protection, and they even have the idea of urinating. They recovered a large amount of urine from the famous Roskilde Music Festival and used it to brew a Pearson called Pisner. Do you want to contribute to the cause of sustainable development? Then taste the piss of these hippies.
Colorful beer Abashiri Brewery in Hokkaido, Japan uses seaweed and other natural ingredients to brew red, blue and green beer. They also used beer and excess milk to produce a malt drink called Bilk. Apart from other things, at least it is colorful.
Beer made from sewage The sewage in the sewer sounds as disgusting as dirty waste oil. I'm afraid no one can drink anything made of it. The Jushi Brewery in San Diego brewed an IPA using recycled water provided by the city's water purification project. This Dan Air, called Full Circle, is limited to five barrels, but it may indicate the future of beer brewing.
Roald Dahl Beer Yeast is ubiquitous and can be collected everywhere, so why not collect some yeast from the custom desk of the late children's literature writer Roald Dahl? London creative company Bompas & Parr entrusted this task to 40FT Brewery to brew Odious Ale for a pop-up restaurant based on Dahl's "Stupid Couple".
Beer from the moon Dogfish Head Brewery is keen to challenge the limit, but often thinks too crazy and circumvents itself in, but the time when they ventured into space may be their most rebellious exploration so far. With the help of the company that makes spacesuits for NASA, they got some dust on the moon, which was taken from NASA where the moon landed on the moon—well, no more obscurations, it’s on the moon— —Collected, and then spilled into this limited edition beer called Oktoberfest. Alcohol 5, International Bitterness Index 25.
Elephant Poop Beer The Japanese brewery Sankt Gallen wanted to brew a beer that will be unforgettable, so he thought of elephant poo. How does it work? They fed coffee cherries to elephants living in Thailand’s wildlife sanctuary, and then brewed a "chocolate shitao" called Un, Koon Kuro (a pun for "poop" in Japanese) from elephant dung coffee beans. It was also selected for sale on April Fool's Day, but this is not a joke.
Beer as dark as ink Cuttlefish juice—or more precisely the juice of cuttlefish, squid and octopus, or the juice of cephalopods—can be said to be everywhere now, so you can’t help thinking that these animals are scared when they face the extinction of humans. What is it like? Anyway, the master brewer of 3 Sheeps in Wisconsin created a black IPA called Nimble Lips Noble Tongue No3, using cuttlefish juice.
Too private beer We are all adults, but the Internet will always surprise us head-on, especially when you see a page on the crowdfunding website Indiegogo for the world’s first vaginal beer fundraising-this one is called Bottled Instinct's acid ale uses lactic acid extracted from a Czech model. We don't know if anyone will drink it, because this project has not even raised 1% of the final goal of 150,000 euros, and it should be a joke on April Fools' Day at all? Otherwise, it really makes people get goosebumps.
16. Add a whole chicken to beer
Over the years, the rooster Al almost cast a layer of mystery. It is said that it was very popular in England in the 17th and 18th centuries. In fact, it is an ordinary Al, but a whole rooster was added during the brewing process. Hand Pulled Cock Ale from Willimantic Brewing Co in Connecticut-7% alcohol, only available in barrels-is a modern version of Cock Ale, but its name still implies that old joke (you got it).
Fried chicken beer As the song in "Grease" sings, fried chicken and beer are good partners, so why not add some chicken to the beer? Veil Brewing Co of Richmond, Virginia, and the evil twins teamed up to brew chicken beer. Their Fried Fried Chicken Chicken DIPA uses a lot of Fried Chicken Nuggets.
Sheep brain beer Philadelphia's Dock Street Brewing Company brewed Dock Street Walker to pay tribute to "The Walking Dead," but it was more terrifying than zombies, using smoked lamb brains. This American Pale Shitao is 7.2 degrees, and cranberries are added to create a touch of acidity.
Whale testicle beer Icelandic microbrewer Steoji has launched Hvalur 2, which is an upgraded version of Hvalur 1, which was produced in cooperation with the whaling company Hvalur and caused a huge controversy due to the addition of full whale meat (fish meat and fish bones). As the second seasonal crossover, it uses whale testicles smoked and roasted with sheep dung—well, one is added to each winemaking cycle.
Masculine beer The Rocky Mountain Oyster Stout of Wynkoop Brewing in Denver was originally just an April Fools' Day joke, but I didn't expect it to become a reality because of the public's enthusiastic response. With an alcohol content of 7.5, three cow testicles are added to each barrel-this "gourmet" is nicknamed Rocky Mountain Oysters locally. A set of two cans is quite appropriate.
Bull Heart Beer Portland's Upright Brewing and Burnside Brewing collaborated to produce this Captain Beefheart. The ingredients include 27 kilograms of charcoal grilled beef heart and a lot of spices. Similar products include the Burke In The Bottle, a collaboration between Jim Koch of Boston Beer Company and chef David Burke.
Sunday barbecue beer Conwy Brewery in Wales caters to the close relationship between locals and sheep and brews a lamb beer. Sunday Toast is a Victorian-style Porter beer with the juice from slow roasting of Welsh lamb. Perhaps lamb-ic is more appropriate.
Truffle beer Truffles are very expensive. Using them to brew beer seems a bit risky, but some people have succeeded. Chicago Moody Tongue's black truffle crumbs Pearson is highly sought after in some of the top high-end restaurants in the United States, while Miki Le has chosen to use black truffles to brew a dark beer called The Forager.
Stag semen beer Green Man Pub in Wellington, New Zealand, and local brewer Choice Bros brewed a beer with stag semen, which caused a huge sensation for a while. We will not continue to discuss the name Lu Jing Shitao to obtain such a subtle beer, let's stop here.
Mushroom beer In the past few years, the brewery seems to have used all the mushrooms imaginable. Jester King of Austin, Texas used locally grown oyster mushrooms in this Snorkel. 4.5 Alcohol, Goss style.
Oysters (really real this time) beer The encounter between Oyster and Shi Tao gave birth to many interesting stories. We used to drink Shitao while sucking oysters beautifully. Now we use oyster shells to clarify the beer, or put them in a boiling pot, or even throw whole oysters into it. Flying Dog Pearl Necklace Oyster Shitao did just that.
Natural green beer Free Tail Brewing Co of San Antonio, Texas adds blue-green algae to a 4.2-degree rye white beer to give it a charming blue-green color. If the advertisements of Mandalay Brewing in Myanmar and Red Dot Brewery in Singapore are accurate, Spirulina beer has another magical effect-anti-aging.
Seaweed beer Bladderwrack is a good name for beer, but it is actually a kind of seaweed. Williams Bros Brew in Alloa, Scotland added it to its own Kelpie Seaweed Ale. This Scottish Groot-an ancient beer style-is intended to recreate the traditional style of beer from the coastal regions of Scotland.
Real gold beer We have all drunk golden Al, but have you ever drunk gold? Golden Queen Bee brewed by Golden Bee Beer contains edible 24K gold leaf. There is no need to throw gold like this, but if you can get another bottle of The Lost Abbey's Gift Of The Magi-a golden Al with frankincense and myrrh, then you must be full of every cell in your body The joy of Christmas.
Pizza beer Mamma Mia Pizza Beer is produced by the Chicago Pizza Beer Company. The ingredients include Margarita Pizza soaked in malt. We don’t know if the crust is Chicago-style.
Donut beer Voodoo Donuts Maple Syrup Bacon Al is the first beer launched by Voodoo Donut Bakery in collaboration with Rogue Brewery, also in Oregon. The series includes six products so far. They want to use these beers to reproduce the best-selling single-product flavors of this bakery in Portland. The latest flavors currently launched are Guerrilla Grape and Mango Spaceman.
Pig head beer Mangalica Pig Porter uses the head and bones of Mangalica Pig. This breed of pig is quite precious and is known as Kobe beef in pork. Right Brain Brewery in Traverse City, Missouri uses whole pig heads when brewing this beer, and even the eyeballs are still in the eye sockets. The winery also brews a series of more delicious pork pie beers, with raw materials including whole pork pie from a local bakery.
Expired bread beer The raw material of toast air is leftover bread that cannot be eaten, and it aims to eliminate food waste. All the profits from this beer brewed with excess bread are donated to charitable organizations, and even a factory is set up in the Bronx, New York. The recipe is public, so you can try it yourself with the leftover bread you eat.
Just put your crying beer There is a resonance between Chili Control and Beer Mania, which is why countless beers have combined these two things in one in pursuit of a mixed effect. The grimace killer at the Twisted Pine Brewery in Colorado—named after the Wudang rapist of the same name—uses six different varieties of peppers. Among them, the hottest pepper is the Devil Pepper (also known as Broken Soul Pepper). Scoville's index exceeds 1 million-the pepper is only about 2000. You can imagine how spicy it is.
Bearded beer Rogge Beard Beer can be regarded as one of the most weird beers in the world. Brewmaster John Maier extracts yeast from his beard and brews an American wild ale. Maier once vowed that he would never shave his beard, so the raw material of this beer can really be said to be
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@foodwinedenver just closed out a great weekend of events and I had a blast! Between the amazing Grand Tasting and the fun Rise and Dine events, this weekend was packed with food, drinks and SUN! ☀️ Overall I’d say the Grand Tasting is 💯 % worth your money and time and I will be going again for sure! Check out some of the food and drink we had! We had a delicious savory treat with caramelized onions, bacon and egg on top of a flaky puff pastry from @ritzcarlton who had help from local schools with the @prostartprogram which helps students prepare for a career in culinary jobs through real world experience! We also have my favorite drink, the bombay mule! Amazing people running the booths as well, thanks for making it so much fun! 🥘 🍳 🍸 #denverfoodandwinefestival #riseanddine #grandtasting #cocktailswineandbooze #grandoletime (at Denver Food + Wine Festival) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2MpwojlAM_/?igshid=4mo2j56b25fx
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Holidays
Animals’ Day (Curacao)
Anthracite Coal Miner's Day
Beetle Bailey Day
Bey Day
Book Day (Tajikistan)
Bright Idea Day
Clear Day (Scientology)
Common Soapwort Day
Cooperation Day (Iran)
Glass Day
Google Day
Grand Magal de Touba (Sénégal)
Immigrant's Day (Argentina)
International Hijab Day
International Taekwondo Day
Kodak Day
L.A. Day
Larry Platt Day (Georgia)
Looking For the Boundaries (Cuchumatan Indians, Guatemala Highlands)
National Customer Day (Indonesia)
National Day (Maldives)
National Joan Rivers Day
National Leadership Day
National Only Ever You Day
National Penis Day (New Zealand)
National PKD (Polycystic Kidney Disease) Awareness Day
National When Pigs Fly Day
National Wildlife Day [also 2.22]
Newspaper Carrier Day
904 Day
Nuclear Provision Expert’s Day (Russia)
Professional Care Workers Day (UK)
Rhishi Panchami (Female Employees Only Festival; Nepal)
Royal Thai Navy Submarine Memorial Day (Thailand)
Secretary’s Day (Argentina)
Toothfish Day (Georgia;, South Sandwich Islands)
Umhlanga (Reed Dance for the Zulu King; Eswatini, f.k.a. Swaziland)
When Pigs Fly Day
World Day of PFAPA Syndrome
World Leukemia Day
World Sexual Health Day
Xena Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
Currywurst Day (Germany)
Eat An Extra Dessert Day
Finnish Food Day
Häagen-Dazs Day
National Macadamia Nut Day
National Spice Blend Day
National Wine Day (Chile)
Independence & Related Days
Avignon (Annexed by France; 1791)
Flandrensis (Declared; 2008) [unrecognized]
Lostisland (Declared; 2010) [unrecognized]
Paxaris (Declared; 2021) [unrecognized]
1st Wednesday in September
Global Talent Acquisition Day [1st Wednesday]
Hump Day [Every Wednesday]
Indigenous Literacy Day (Australia) [1st Wednesday]
Wacky Wednesday [Every Wednesday]
Website Wednesday [Every Wednesday]
Wheat Beer Wednesday [1st Wednesday of Each Month]
Wilderness Wednesday [1st Wednesday of Each Month]
Festivals Beginning September 4, 2024
Ars Electronica Festival (Linz, Austria) [thru 9.8]
Delta Festival (Marseille, France) [thru 9.8]
Denver Food + Wine Wine Festival (Denver, Colorado) [thru 9.7]
Garfield County Fair (Enid, Oklahoma) [thru 9.7]
ION Festival (Dhërmi, Albania) [thru 9.11]
JavaZone (Oslo, Norway) [thru 9.5]
LINOLEUM International Contemporary Animation and Media Art Festival (Kyiv, Ukraine) [thru 9.8]
Moors and Christians Festival in Villena (Villena, Spain) [thru 9.9]
Moscow International Book Fair (Moscow, Russia) [thru 9.8]
Peach Days Celebration (Brigham City, Utah) [thru 9.7]
Feast Days
Aaron and Moses (Maronite Church)
Alexander Liberman (Artology)
Boniface I, pope (Christian; Saint)
Buckthorn Day (French Republic)
Candida the Elder (Christian; Saint)
Catherine of Racconigi (Christian; Blessed)
Ceremony of Transformation Through Anubis (Ancient Egypt)
Changing Woman Ceremony begins (Apache Tribe; Everyday Wicca)
Chester Brown Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
David Lagercrantz (Writerism)
Dina Bélanger (Christian; Blessed)
Ed the Happy Clown Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Guglielmini (Positivist; Saint)
Hermione of Ephesus (Christian; Saint)
Ida of Herzfeld (Christian; Saint)
Irmgardis of Süchteln (Christian; Saint)
Jan Švankmajer (Artology)
Ludi Romani begins (Ancient Rome games; until September 19)
Marcellus and Valerian (Christian; Martyrs)
Marinus (Christian; Saint)
Media Aestas IV (Pagan)
Moses and Aaron (Lutheran Church and Eastern Orthodox Church)
Moses the Lawgiver (Christian; Saint)
Oskar Schlemmer (Artology)
Paul Jones (Episcopal Church)
Rhiannon (Celtic Book of Days)
Richard Wright (Writerism)
Rock Appreciation Day (Pastafarian)
Rosalia (Christian; Saint)
Rose of Viterbo (Christian; Saint)
Roosevelt Franklin (Muppetism)
Rufinus, Silvanus, and Vitalicus (Christian; Saint)
Syd Hoff (Artology)
Thamel and companions (Christian; Saints)
Tirobhab Tithi of Sri Sri Madhabdeva (Assam, India)
Triumph of the Cross (Vatican City)
Ultan of Ardbraccan (Christian; Saint)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Fortunate Day (Pagan) [35 of 53]
Sakimake (先負 Japan) [Bad luck in the morning, good luck in the afternoon.]
Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [41 of 60]
Unlucky Monday (when Judas Escariot was born; Philippines) [1st Monday] (4 of 4)
Premieres
All About Steve (Film; 2009)
Alona on the Sarong Seas (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1942)
The Big Build-Up (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1942)
Black Boy, by Richard Wright (Memoir; 1945)
Bob Roberts (Film; 1992)
Burlesque (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1932)
Butter (Film; 2011)
The Castafiore Emerald, by Hergé (Graphic Novel; 1962) [Tintin #21]
Chill Out, Scooby-Doo! (WB Animated Film; 2007)
Chilly and the Woodchopper (Chilly Willy Cartoon; 1967)
Chilly Chums (Chilly Willy & Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1967)
Curious George (Animated TV Series; 2006)
Easy Rider (Film; 1969)
An English Murder, by Cyril Hare (Novel; 1951)
Extract (Film; 2009)
Foiled Again or Don’t Fence Me In (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S4, Ep. 158; 1962)
Get Lost! Little Doggy (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1964)
Get Your Ya-Ya’s Out!, by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1970)
Gone Batty (WB MM Cartoon; 1954)
A Handful of Dust, by Evelyn Waugh (Novel; 1934)
The Health Farm, featuring Farmer Al Falfa (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1936)
How to Play Baseball (Disney Cartoon; 1942)
Jack and the Beanstalk (Ub Iwerks Laugh-O-Grams Cartoon; 1922)
The Last Battle, by C.S. Lewis (Novel; 1956) [The Chronicles of Narnia #7]
London Calling, by Noel Coward (Play; 1923)
Maigret Rents a Room, by Georges Simenon (Novel; 1951)
Mice Follies (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1954)
The Price is Right (TV Game Show; 1956)
Speaking of the Weather (WB MM Cartoon; 1937)
Swing Time (Film; 1936)
Tarzoon: Shame of the Jungle (Animated Film; 1975)
Three Musketeers, Part 1 (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S4, Ep. 157; 1962)
Toxicity, by System of a Down (Album; 2001)
Tricky Trout (Chilly Willy Cartoon; 1961)
Xena: Warrior Princess (TV Series; 1995)
Today’s Name Days
Ida, Iris, Irmgard, Rosalia, Rosalie (Austria)
Dunja, Ida, Marin, Mojsije, Rozalija (Croatia)
Jindřiška (Czech Republic)
Theodosias (Denmark)
Priide, Priidika, Priidla (Estonia)
Ansa (Finland)
Iris, Moïse, Rosalie (France)
Ida, Iris, Irmgard, Rosalie, Sven (Germany)
Ermione, Ermioni (Greece)
Rozália (Hungary)
Rosalia (Italy)
Dzintars, Dzintra (Latvia)
Germantė, Girstautas, Rozalija, Rožė (Lithuania)
Ida, Idar (Norway)
Agatonik, Ida, Lilianna, Rościgniew, Róża, Rozalia (Poland)
Moise, Vavila (Romania)
Rozália (Slovakia)
Moisés, Rosalía (Spain)
Gisela (Sweden)
Becky, Erin, Erina, Ida, Idalia, Moe, Moises, Moses, Moss, Reba, Rebecca, Rebekah (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 248 of 2024; 118 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 3 of Week 36 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Muin (Vine) [Day 4 of 28]
Chinese: Month 8 (Guy-You), Day 2 (Xin-Wei)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]
Hebrew: 1 Elul 5784
Islamic: 29 Safar 1446
J Cal: 8 Gold; Oneday [7 of 30]
Julian: 22 August 2024
Moon: 2%: Waxing Crescent
Positivist: 24 Gutenberg (9th Month) [Bourgelat]
Runic Half Month: Rad (Motion) [Day 13 of 15]
Season: Summer (Day 77 of 94)
Week: 1st Full Week of September
Zodiac: Virgo (Day 14 of 32)
Calendar Changes
Elul (a.k.a. ʼĔlūl) [אֱלוּל] (Hebrew Calendar) [Month 6 of 12]
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Holidays
Animals’ Day (Curacao)
Anthracite Coal Miner's Day
Beetle Bailey Day
Bey Day
Book Day (Tajikistan)
Bright Idea Day
Clear Day (Scientology)
Common Soapwort Day
Cooperation Day (Iran)
Glass Day
Google Day
Grand Magal de Touba (Sénégal)
Immigrant's Day (Argentina)
International Hijab Day
International Taekwondo Day
Kodak Day
L.A. Day
Larry Platt Day (Georgia)
Looking For the Boundaries (Cuchumatan Indians, Guatemala Highlands)
National Customer Day (Indonesia)
National Day (Maldives)
National Joan Rivers Day
National Leadership Day
National Only Ever You Day
National Penis Day (New Zealand)
National PKD (Polycystic Kidney Disease) Awareness Day
National When Pigs Fly Day
National Wildlife Day [also 2.22]
Newspaper Carrier Day
904 Day
Nuclear Provision Expert’s Day (Russia)
Professional Care Workers Day (UK)
Rhishi Panchami (Female Employees Only Festival; Nepal)
Royal Thai Navy Submarine Memorial Day (Thailand)
Secretary’s Day (Argentina)
Toothfish Day (Georgia;, South Sandwich Islands)
Umhlanga (Reed Dance for the Zulu King; Eswatini, f.k.a. Swaziland)
When Pigs Fly Day
World Day of PFAPA Syndrome
World Leukemia Day
World Sexual Health Day
Xena Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
Currywurst Day (Germany)
Eat An Extra Dessert Day
Finnish Food Day
Häagen-Dazs Day
National Macadamia Nut Day
National Spice Blend Day
National Wine Day (Chile)
Independence & Related Days
Avignon (Annexed by France; 1791)
Flandrensis (Declared; 2008) [unrecognized]
Lostisland (Declared; 2010) [unrecognized]
Paxaris (Declared; 2021) [unrecognized]
1st Wednesday in September
Global Talent Acquisition Day [1st Wednesday]
Hump Day [Every Wednesday]
Indigenous Literacy Day (Australia) [1st Wednesday]
Wacky Wednesday [Every Wednesday]
Website Wednesday [Every Wednesday]
Wheat Beer Wednesday [1st Wednesday of Each Month]
Wilderness Wednesday [1st Wednesday of Each Month]
Festivals Beginning September 4, 2024
Ars Electronica Festival (Linz, Austria) [thru 9.8]
Delta Festival (Marseille, France) [thru 9.8]
Denver Food + Wine Wine Festival (Denver, Colorado) [thru 9.7]
Garfield County Fair (Enid, Oklahoma) [thru 9.7]
ION Festival (Dhërmi, Albania) [thru 9.11]
JavaZone (Oslo, Norway) [thru 9.5]
LINOLEUM International Contemporary Animation and Media Art Festival (Kyiv, Ukraine) [thru 9.8]
Moors and Christians Festival in Villena (Villena, Spain) [thru 9.9]
Moscow International Book Fair (Moscow, Russia) [thru 9.8]
Peach Days Celebration (Brigham City, Utah) [thru 9.7]
Feast Days
Aaron and Moses (Maronite Church)
Alexander Liberman (Artology)
Boniface I, pope (Christian; Saint)
Buckthorn Day (French Republic)
Candida the Elder (Christian; Saint)
Catherine of Racconigi (Christian; Blessed)
Ceremony of Transformation Through Anubis (Ancient Egypt)
Changing Woman Ceremony begins (Apache Tribe; Everyday Wicca)
Chester Brown Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
David Lagercrantz (Writerism)
Dina Bélanger (Christian; Blessed)
Ed the Happy Clown Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Guglielmini (Positivist; Saint)
Hermione of Ephesus (Christian; Saint)
Ida of Herzfeld (Christian; Saint)
Irmgardis of Süchteln (Christian; Saint)
Jan Švankmajer (Artology)
Ludi Romani begins (Ancient Rome games; until September 19)
Marcellus and Valerian (Christian; Martyrs)
Marinus (Christian; Saint)
Media Aestas IV (Pagan)
Moses and Aaron (Lutheran Church and Eastern Orthodox Church)
Moses the Lawgiver (Christian; Saint)
Oskar Schlemmer (Artology)
Paul Jones (Episcopal Church)
Rhiannon (Celtic Book of Days)
Richard Wright (Writerism)
Rock Appreciation Day (Pastafarian)
Rosalia (Christian; Saint)
Rose of Viterbo (Christian; Saint)
Roosevelt Franklin (Muppetism)
Rufinus, Silvanus, and Vitalicus (Christian; Saint)
Syd Hoff (Artology)
Thamel and companions (Christian; Saints)
Tirobhab Tithi of Sri Sri Madhabdeva (Assam, India)
Triumph of the Cross (Vatican City)
Ultan of Ardbraccan (Christian; Saint)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Fortunate Day (Pagan) [35 of 53]
Sakimake (先負 Japan) [Bad luck in the morning, good luck in the afternoon.]
Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [41 of 60]
Unlucky Monday (when Judas Escariot was born; Philippines) [1st Monday] (4 of 4)
Premieres
All About Steve (Film; 2009)
Alona on the Sarong Seas (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1942)
The Big Build-Up (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1942)
Black Boy, by Richard Wright (Memoir; 1945)
Bob Roberts (Film; 1992)
Burlesque (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1932)
Butter (Film; 2011)
The Castafiore Emerald, by Hergé (Graphic Novel; 1962) [Tintin #21]
Chill Out, Scooby-Doo! (WB Animated Film; 2007)
Chilly and the Woodchopper (Chilly Willy Cartoon; 1967)
Chilly Chums (Chilly Willy & Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1967)
Curious George (Animated TV Series; 2006)
Easy Rider (Film; 1969)
An English Murder, by Cyril Hare (Novel; 1951)
Extract (Film; 2009)
Foiled Again or Don’t Fence Me In (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S4, Ep. 158; 1962)
Get Lost! Little Doggy (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1964)
Get Your Ya-Ya’s Out!, by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1970)
Gone Batty (WB MM Cartoon; 1954)
A Handful of Dust, by Evelyn Waugh (Novel; 1934)
The Health Farm, featuring Farmer Al Falfa (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1936)
How to Play Baseball (Disney Cartoon; 1942)
Jack and the Beanstalk (Ub Iwerks Laugh-O-Grams Cartoon; 1922)
The Last Battle, by C.S. Lewis (Novel; 1956) [The Chronicles of Narnia #7]
London Calling, by Noel Coward (Play; 1923)
Maigret Rents a Room, by Georges Simenon (Novel; 1951)
Mice Follies (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1954)
The Price is Right (TV Game Show; 1956)
Speaking of the Weather (WB MM Cartoon; 1937)
Swing Time (Film; 1936)
Tarzoon: Shame of the Jungle (Animated Film; 1975)
Three Musketeers, Part 1 (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S4, Ep. 157; 1962)
Toxicity, by System of a Down (Album; 2001)
Tricky Trout (Chilly Willy Cartoon; 1961)
Xena: Warrior Princess (TV Series; 1995)
Today’s Name Days
Ida, Iris, Irmgard, Rosalia, Rosalie (Austria)
Dunja, Ida, Marin, Mojsije, Rozalija (Croatia)
Jindřiška (Czech Republic)
Theodosias (Denmark)
Priide, Priidika, Priidla (Estonia)
Ansa (Finland)
Iris, Moïse, Rosalie (France)
Ida, Iris, Irmgard, Rosalie, Sven (Germany)
Ermione, Ermioni (Greece)
Rozália (Hungary)
Rosalia (Italy)
Dzintars, Dzintra (Latvia)
Germantė, Girstautas, Rozalija, Rožė (Lithuania)
Ida, Idar (Norway)
Agatonik, Ida, Lilianna, Rościgniew, Róża, Rozalia (Poland)
Moise, Vavila (Romania)
Rozália (Slovakia)
Moisés, Rosalía (Spain)
Gisela (Sweden)
Becky, Erin, Erina, Ida, Idalia, Moe, Moises, Moses, Moss, Reba, Rebecca, Rebekah (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 248 of 2024; 118 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 3 of Week 36 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Muin (Vine) [Day 4 of 28]
Chinese: Month 8 (Guy-You), Day 2 (Xin-Wei)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]
Hebrew: 1 Elul 5784
Islamic: 29 Safar 1446
J Cal: 8 Gold; Oneday [7 of 30]
Julian: 22 August 2024
Moon: 2%: Waxing Crescent
Positivist: 24 Gutenberg (9th Month) [Bourgelat]
Runic Half Month: Rad (Motion) [Day 13 of 15]
Season: Summer (Day 77 of 94)
Week: 1st Full Week of September
Zodiac: Virgo (Day 14 of 32)
Calendar Changes
Elul (a.k.a. ʼĔlūl) [אֱלוּל] (Hebrew Calendar) [Month 6 of 12]
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The Bowl Açaí & Pitaya Bowls, Smoothies, Kombucha, Coffee & Matcha Made with organic (and local) ingredients. 20 Best Cafes In Johor For All Foodies To Visit 2021! 1. Senso Art Gallery Cafe. Photo: @goldenbread_24k (Instagram) The first stop for our 2020 journey of the best cafe in Johor to visit is Senso Art Gallery Café. This particular cafe not just an ordinary cafe, but there's a lot of artwork done and displayed at the center of the shop.
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Island Vintage Coffee – This location has a more petite menu than their Honolulu cafes. But they still serve an array of dairy-free acai bowls, smoothies, and poke bowls, and have many other options that are easily dairy free. Kono’s Northshore – This is a hip, quick-serve variation on classic Hawaiian fare. 4. Island Vintage Coffee has a number of locations around the island and are known for their acai bowls, fresh salads, Vegan poke bowls, gift section and sandwiches. Its a place everyone will find something to enjoy. 5.
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Island Vintage Coffee Company has been providing the finest 100% Kona coffee for coffee lovers around the world. Extra care is taken in choosing only the finest coffee beans, grown in the fertile volcanic soils on the upper slopes of the Kona district on the Island of Hawaii. Tremendous care is taken in each step of production, using.
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Because perfecting the island favorite at home can prove challenging, here are 13 restaurants that serve up some of the best acai bowls in Hawaii. 1. Diamond Head Cove Health Bar. Constantin D./Yelp. Nicole A./Yelp. With local honey and cinnamon-infused granola, this eccentric health bar serves up a mean acai bowl. 2. Island Vintage Coffee. Island Vintage Coffee. While Island Vintage Coffee has a few locations around the island, this Waikiki staple is one of the few places on Waikiki open before 7 AM, which is why it’s always overflowing with jet-lagged tourists. At their walk-up cafe and newly-expanded wine bar, IVC serves some of the best coffee and breakfast bowls (sweet and.
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. The shoyu salmon poke bowl at Island Vintage Coffee. || Image: Molly Beauchemin Island Vintage Coffee (A Go-To Waikiki Favorite) Island Vintage Coffee is one of the best restaurants in Honolulu and Waikiki, and should be on any tourist’s itinerary. Whether you’re looking for breakfast in the cafe, or dinner that their newly-expanded wine.
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