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Some interesting charts

Internet sales increasing

"The 2006 State of Retailing Online," the ninth annual Shop.org study conducted by Forrester Research, Inc. of 174 retailers, concludes that 2006 online sales (including travel) are expected to rise 20 percent to $211.4 billion. Sales excluding travel will reach $138 billion.

The largest non-travel categories this year will include computer hardware and software ($16.8 billion), autos and auto parts ($15.9 billion), and apparel, accessories, and footwear ($13.8 billion), according to the report. Pet supplies and cosmetics and fragrances are expected to experience growth rates of more than 30 percent, more than any other category.

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Keystone light

This is also brewed by the coors company. These last 2 beers are worthless unless you are planning to drink, a lot.

Pours out a light straw with small white head.

Smell. Slight amount of grainynees, and is slightly sweet.

Taste. very neutral flavor. has a small sweetness to it, but not much. No bitterness what so ever. finishes with a hint of malts. It has a light body with ample carbonation.

Coors light

According to the Coors website, in 1959, Coors became the first American brewer to vin an all-aluminum two-piece beverage can. In the early 1970s, Coors replaced the common "pull tab" opener on its aluminum cans with a new two-hole top, one large hole for drinking and one small hole for venting.

Appearance - light golden color with with while foam.

Smell - light hops and little sweetness

Taste - very crisp taste also very watery.

Mouthfeel - very thin with lots of carbonation.