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How much for 6 bottles of Silver Spring beer and brat mustard?

You would have to call because it's not listed on their website, but Gateway Entertainment Complex on hwy Y in muskego usually carries them. It's pretty close to the freeway and a short drive from Miller Park. I go past it on my way home from the game. Might be like 15 mins including the detour because the Y exits are closed. Get off at Moorland and go S to HH and go West to Y then go South like .5 mile and It is on the East side. HH is College and Y is Racine. The marked detour takes you all the way to 164 but I've used this route before with success.

My farm and a local bar have rented the TT a couple times this year, and our last game is the 22nd. We have some extra tickets if anyone wants to try it out. They cost us $90 and include a $20 voucher for food and drink. The last time we went it was a blast and we are all relativly good folks to hang out with. Because I'll be in the TT my club level seats are also for sale sec 333 row 7, the top row. These are my favorite "affordable" seats in the park. I would like $50 total for the seats and perfered parking pass, and will entertain offers. Face is $40 per + the good parking

Should have typed blueB C S believes casey should play totally Haiku thread is fail but also bigger sucess few posts but crew win

McGehee starts today no Gamel versus righty what the heck Macha

Casey hit two bombs cervaceros explosion haiku in game thread?

As far is the corn, the heat effects it's maturity much more than the dry. Corn hybrid varieties are sorted by, among other things, relative maturity. Relative maturity is based on growing degree days, or how many heat units it takes to get it ripe. It being dry would effect pollination(how well the ear is covered by kernals) and overall size of the ear. Each depending on when it was dry. Ear size is determined relatively early in the year, and pollination is late after the tassel, which contains the pollen, emerges. Corn is a self pollenator so it needs moisture to develop lots of pollen on a healthy tassel. Now for random I witnessed a WILD car accident today going north on 41 thru oshkosh. A car somehow was crossing the median right towards me and as it crossed its wheels caught the sod and that caused the car to flip several times in the air. The flipping kept it from hitting me or going into northbound traffic so that is good I guess. I hope the people in the car are ok. Lots of people going South were stopped so I motored on as I was hauling a load of cattle and wanted them off the trailer. I drove race car for 8 years and this was race track style flipping. So I get home and figure I've got the big story. Nope. While working outside today my dad was stung by multiple wasps and became incoherent and had to be rushed to the hospital. What a day.

In 2000, we recognized the growing consumer trend of interest in organic foods so we took and grew a portion of our herd using organic practices. This herd consists of 100 cows and they live just one half mile north of the Sassy Cow Creamery location. The organic cows eat a considerable part of their diet from grass on the organic pastures located on this farm. Thats from Sassy cow's website. I like that these guys don't feel the need to lie about the industry to promote their product. The cost of organic corn and soybean production is pretty high, but organic pasture is not that high at all. The vast majority of organic milk will be from cows whose diet is based on pasture to some extent.

Just a note about Grass Point. Their own website states All appropriately aged cattle will have access to fresh pasture in sufficient quality and quantity to meet at least 1/2 of their dry matter intake needs . So these cows aren't only grass fed. How much evil grain are they feeding their "grass fed" bossies. Also they are not organic Our farmers are allowed to use antibiotics only for therapeutic reasons under the direction of a veterinarian. This is the same requirement for all dairies. Also all milk from any dairy farm is tested for antibiotic residue. Grass Point makes it sound like others are pumping penicillin right into the bulk tank. That's really not the case. Our farmers do not take a 'one size fits all' approach to housing their livestock. Nobody does and it's irresponsible to put out lies like this. I spent about 10 mins reading their website and I believe this is a company with a good pitch, but a product that is no different. They even say the perenials and grasses are only 50% of dry matter in the ration. Guess what on my large(600 cows) family farm grain is less than 20% of the diet. I think products should be consumer driven and if sombody wants grass fed more power to them, but I'm not impressed by this outfit. I especially don't like it when they attack others in the industry with misinformation and fancy wording when they use many of the same practices. I again point to the fact that they aren't even organic. If you are interested in a very high quality dairy product I would look into oberweis dairy. I'm familar with them and believe it's a good company, although I don't ship my milk to them. They concentrate heavily on quality above quantity and work with WI(for sure) and IL (I think) farms.

In communist Russia, Usingers Brats put Silver Spring Mustard from Pick n Save on YOU! [/yakov]

Could my lack of these obviously essential items be to blame for our unusually cold weather? It would be safe to say this just isn't "summer".I think I'll get to Pick n Save at my earliest convenience and pick up some Silver Spring Beer n Brat Mustard and also some Usingers Sausage and Krisp Kraut. Good thing there are so many conveniently located neighborhood Pick N Save stores in my area.

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Bob and Brian asked this question to Def Leppard a few years back. It's on one of b+b's albums. The answer was early influences and also that "Love is like a bomb come and get it on" would sound lame sung as an englishman. I think Joe Elliot even sang it very englishy and it did sound bad.

7th inning: The embarrassment continues for the Brewers. Pinch-hitter Tony Gwynn bloops a double down the left-field line, eluding Hard Oh, the humanity http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/brewers.html That about sums it up I still love casey mcgehee, and will be there for casey at the bat night. best $298 Me and gf could spend

if tou're into small samples. Bill Hall has a home run tonight

I'm just sayin Jose has gave up more than any brewers pitcher this year. I hope.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=1936811

No point, just LIMA TIME!

Casey McGehee's powers are so great, he ends games 1/2 inning early.

Stupid orange coolers on the top step of the dugout. For cripes sake someone even built a little shelf for that garbage. We can't just have a dugout with players and coaches? Nope, gotta get some product placement in there too. Can't wait for every post game interview to start with the player taking a long draw off a gatoraide. "Ahhh! That's good and it refreshes!" Then making sure to hold it up in the shot label out ala nascar. I'm all for every ad dollar possible but jeez.

Here's a thread about an article on Casey and Mack. Mack seems to get around pretty good in the video.As I say in the thread, you'll be rooting for Casey double after watching it, and reading the article. Seriously when he hit that ball I got goosebumps. How rad to do that today and for the lead.

Pretty nice, Mack's first pitch and Casey's homer. a more sentimental guy would be somewhat moved.

White plastic sunglasses. Throwing oposition home runs back. How much Majestic T-shirts shrink in my wash.

In the comments section someone lamented that it was too bad there is nowhere else to talk Brewers baseball on the web. "This is THE brewers blog" he comments. "a monopoly" even. Google much dude? Many of those posters would have a hard time fitting in here with the lame jokes, way over the top sarcasm, tolling, and total sky is falling mentality. But many of them would have something to add to the igt and if here isn't right for you then there's got to be 2 or 3 other game threads going, sports bubbler, and bcb come to mind.

Brewers vs. Braves, Game 2 By Anthony Witrado of the Journal Sentinel July 25, 2009 9th inning: Trevor Hoffman came on to nail down Gallardo's victory, his first of the month in five starts. Brewers 4, Braves 0. From last nights jsonline blog. Sad thing is this is "fixed", last night it said Hoffman got the save too. I know it's a game log on a blog, but cripes you're getting paid, right?