BOISE -- The government shutdown is affecting an unlikely
industry -- beer.  That's because the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax
and Trade Bureau (TTB), a federal agency, is closed and
therefore not processing any new permits for breweries, labels
or recipes.  Managers at Bogus Brewing in Boise say the shutdown
means their plans to open a new brewery on Broad Street are on
hold.  So it's in process or it was in process, said Collin
Rudeen, chief brewing officer.  He submitted the brewery's
paperwork to the TTB this summer, but now that the office is
closed he has no idea when Bogus Brewing could get the permits
it needs to start operating.  Bogus Brewing is community-owned,
meaning about 150 shareholders have contributed $1,000 each to
be a part of the venture.  Rudeen said he built two extra months
into the company's start-up plan in case something went wrong,
but that buffer is slipping away.  It shouldn't have been a
problem, but it makes me nervous I mean, who knows how long the
government is going to stay shut do