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Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Sold to Russians
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Sold to Russians
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Sold to Russians
Pabst Blue Ribbon beer that also makes Colt 45 and Old Milwaukee is being sold to Russian investors. The company was purchase in 2010 by Dean Metropoulos for only $250 million and he will make a nice profit on the sale. The Pabst Brewing Company will be sold for more than $700 million.
Hurricane Odile Gives Bachelorette Party Scare
Hurricane Odile Gives Bachelorette Party Scare
Hurricane Odile Gives Bachelorette Party Scare
What was supposed to be a fun bachelorette party in Cabo San Lucas, almost turned out to be a nightmare for the group of women celebrating. Hurricane Odile hit the area and the group of eight women was caught in it.
Sugar Rehab Centers Helps With Sugar Addiction
Sugar Rehab Centers Helps With Sugar Addiction
Sugar Rehab Centers Helps With Sugar Addiction
Sugar rehab facilities are starting to pop up around the country to help people off high sugar foods. Too much food with high sugar content, means gaining too much weight.  People coming off drugs tend to eat high-calorie, high sugar food.
Chimps Are Just Plain Mean
Chimps Are Just Plain Mean
Chimps Are Just Plain Mean
It has been thought that interaction with humans contributed to chimpanzees have a mean streak in them. A new study refutes that claim saying chimps are natural born killers and have a mean streak born in them.
Tough Games to Pick on the NFL Schedule This Week
Tough Games to Pick on the NFL Schedule This Week
Tough Games to Pick on the NFL Schedule This Week
If you making your Pro Football Pick Em on B98.5 there are some tough game on the schedule this week. Injuries make a big difference in games so here are some of the tougher picks and an injury report that may help you. The Thursday night game will be in the books so this won’t help you there.
Panama Tops the Global Well Being Poll
Panama Tops the Global Well Being Poll
Panama Tops the Global Well Being Poll
The Global Well Being poll came out and of 135 countries, Panama, came in at number one. The poll conducted in 2013 and released this week, looks at five things people feel about their lives. Sense of purpose, social connections, community, finances and physical vigor.
Human Skull Found at Texas Goodwill Store
Human Skull Found at Texas Goodwill Store
Human Skull Found at Texas Goodwill Store
You go to Goodwill to find a good deal and sometime an unusual item you never thought you would find. In a North Austin, Texas, Goodwill store a most unusual item was found, a human skull.
Body Odor and Politics
Body Odor and Politics
Body Odor and Politics
Sounds crazy but studies confirm people are more attracted to those with similar political beliefs because their body odors are similar. Volunteer arm-pit sniffers were asked to participate in a study with no prior knowledge of political views.
San Diego School Buys Ambush Protection Vehicle
San Diego School Buys Ambush Protection Vehicle
San Diego School Buys Ambush Protection Vehicle
San Diego Unified School has landed a new vehicle for its campus, a mine resistant Army truck. It was received through the Pentagon’s excess property giveaway program with a huge allotment coming to San Diego.
Dying of a Broken Heart is Possible
Dying of a Broken Heart is Possible
Dying of a Broken Heart is Possible
It has been said for years, ‘they died of a broken heart’, and that seems to be true. Studies done at John Hopkins Hospital call it ‘broken heart syndrome’ where a surge of hormones impairs the muscle in the heart to pump.
Boy Born With Four Arms and Legs
Boy Born With Four Arms and Legs
Boy Born With Four Arms and Legs
Paul Mukisa was born on May 27 with a condition known as ‘parasitic twinning’, its where one twin is not fully developed. Paul had two legs and arms from his brother that never fully grew. Paul was the host body so he had four arms and legs.
Violinist Plays While Being Operated On
Violinist Plays While Being Operated On
Violinist Plays While Being Operated On
A world class violinist, who played with the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra, was forced to stop playing when a neurological disorder made her shake uncontrollably. Naomi Elishuv recently learned of a surgery that could help her with the shaking.
Randy’s College Football Wrap Up
Randy’s College Football Wrap Up
Randy’s College Football Wrap Up
Week 3 of college football had #1 Florida State with a bi-week and there were only two teams in the top twenty-five that played each other. There was a bit of an upset in that game and another upset in the top ten. Here we go:
New York Parking Space Goes for $1 Million
New York Parking Space Goes for $1 Million
New York Parking Space Goes for $1 Million
It costs bi bucks money to park a car in New York City and a private parking garage costs even more. The city’s first million dollar parking space is now up for sale. It’s in a private garage a 66E.11th St.
ChapStick Banned From School
ChapStick Banned From School
ChapStick Banned From School
An 11 year old girl from Stuarts Draft elementary School in Virginia was not allowed to use ChapStick when her lips became chapped. In fact, none of the students in the school are allowed to use ChapStick, it is deemed ‘inappropriate’.
Recall Record for Swedish Automaker
Recall Record for Swedish Automaker
Recall Record for Swedish Automaker
When most auto companies have a recall for safety problems its in the area of 40 million or so. Swedish automaker, Koenigsegg, has set a new record for recalls, one car. They are recalling only one car setting a record for recalls.

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