
A bi-weekly, non-comprehensive roundup
of news of beer and other things.
Weeks 45/46/47
3 November- 23 November 2013
- 2013.11.23
 In May 2013, Yahoo/Flickr's re-design was bad for photographers; in November 2013, even more so. "If you don't like it," Yahoo's silence appeared to tell the community, "then get lost." Via Michel Stutz (at Huffington Post).
 
- 2013.11.22
 A solemn date, today: the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Via Washington Post.
 
- 2013.11.22
 While still small, the number of 'craft' breweries is on the rise in Beijing, and all of China. Via The Drinks Business.
 
- 2013.11.20
 Doris Lessing —Nobel Prize-winning novelist on gender politics, race, ideology— dies at age 94. Via Los Angeles Times.
 
- 2013.11.19
 Mavis Batey —one of the Enigma code-breakers of World War II— dies a British hero at age 92. Via Washington Post.
 
- 2013.11.18
 The Wine Spectator Magazine releases its Top 100 Wines List for 2013.
 
- 2013.11.18
 The U.S. is in the middle of the curve for global alcohol consumption. Via Geo Currents.
 
- 2013.11.16
 A tour of Washington D.C.'s newest brewpub-to-be, Right Proper, scheduled to open in December 2013. Via Washington City Paper.
 
- 2013.11.16
 Leesburg, Virginia, is becoming a 'craft' beer and brewery hub for northern Virginia. Via Fritz Hahn (at Washington Post).
 
- 2013.11.15
 Virginia Cider Week: 15-24 November 2013.
 
- 2013.11.05
 Guy Fawkes Day! Or should that be Guido Fawkes Day? Via Wikipedia.
 
- 2013.11.05
 "Hatching Twitter", a history of the dysfunctional birth of the social media site Twitter, written by New York Times reporter Nick Bilton. Review by Mashable.
- Clamps and Gaskets is a bi-weekly (usually) wrap-up of stories not posted at Yours For Good Fermentables.com. Most deal with beer (or wine, or whisky); some do not. But all are brief, and many are re-posts from twitter.com/cizauskas.
- The Clamps and Gaskets graphic was created by Mike Licht at NotionsCapital.
 
 
 

 
 
 





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