Showing posts with label Oktoberfest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oktoberfest. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 23, 2015

September 23, 2015



My local Stop and Shop has a great beer section. They also have a roll-your-own six pack for $10.99. So, I took four Oktoberfests (Sam Adams the only one that uses "C"), a Shiner Bock and a Sam Adams Cherry Wheat. I am looking forward to Sierra Nevada and Brooklyn Oktoberfests.

Sunday, September 20, 2015

September 20, 2015



Saw Black Mass, a little slow but Johnny Depp is amazing.



Saw coming attraction for new Kray Brothers biopic.



Of course, memories of the Piranha Brothers returned:

Vercotti: Doug (takes a drink) Well, I was terrified. Everyone was terrified of Doug. I've seen grown men pull their own heads off rather than see Doug. Even Dinsdale was frightened of Doug.




Five Napkins was okay, a little pricey but the burger was good.



Football and Oktoberfest !



Saturday, September 19, 2015

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

September 25, 2013



Oktoberfest has begun and will be in gear until October 6.



I started on the opening this past Saturday, September 21st, with a Sam Adams Octoberfest on tap. They spell it with a "C." Very tasty, will now look for Spaten and Brooklyn Oktoberfest on tap

Saturday, September 17, 2011

September 17, 2011



Oktoberfest takes place from September 17 to October 3rd, 2011.



The beer for the weekend is Samuel Adams Octoberfest from a Growler.



Wildwood BBQ for Brunch.



Chocolate Waffle.



The Smoke House $13.50
2 Eggs Any Style, Smoked Brisket, Bacon,
Texas Sausage, Buttermilk Biscuit, Country Potatoes.



Tonight's feast will be Stuffed Shells and Manicotti from Leo's Latticini.



A graphic depiction of the life of Richard Feynman. Wonderful and inspiring. I also have two other Graphic works: Machiavelli and The 911 Report.

Saturday, September 25, 2010

September 25, 2010



Oktoberfest typically begins in late September. This year it runs from September 18th to October 3rd, 2010.



To celebrate Oktoberfest, the Sam Adams Harvest Collection.



The beers are interesting and tasty. The bottled Sam Adams Oktoberfest is better than the tap version, a rare event. The tap is very good but the bottle has more flavor.



Michael Lewis is always interesting, so I will see what he has to say about the last financial collapse. His latest article in Vanity Fair about Greece: Beware of Greeks Bearing Bonds is required reading.



Picked this one up from the Queens Library. Great book, all about Heuristics which are cognitive rules of thumb, hard-wired mental shortcuts that everyone uses every day in routine decision-making and judgment.

Gladwell used the term"Thin-Slicing" in Blink.

This book offers a quick tour of such topics as: familiarity heuristic;acceptance heuristic and default heuristic or consistency heuristic. The introduction cites to Avalanche victims and the poor decisions that were made: First Paper and Second Paper.



Looks like the Yankees got to climb to the light.