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Reviews by minterro:
3.35/5 rDev -7.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
The reasoning behind buying this beer was about 50% comical value and 50% thinking it was going to be good. Rang up for around 3 bucks. Poured into a pint glass.
A&S: Very big head, poured with medium vigor and it overflowed on me, leaving still over two fingers of head semi-foamy off-white head, retains in a nice layer. A network of bubbly lacing is left behind on the glass. Lively translucent orange colored beer. The smell is pretty subdued but includes mostly floral hops and some hints of citrus.
T&M: Even liking a lot of bitter beers, I would say this one is too much. The bitterness not only takes command of the finish, but pretty much is overpowering throughout this brew. Somewhat of a malty backbone but again can't really get past the bitterness. Carbonation is very high and body is medium.
Overall: I thought it was OK. Out of the small sample of evil twin stuff I have consumed, I would say it is by far my least favorite. My gf has a great taste for craft beers and didn't even want to finish hers, so by no means is this a crowd pleaser.
Serving type: bottle
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look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Poured from a 12 oz. can into a tall pint glass. Canned on 01/29/14.
Appearance: Pours a bright golden orange with a lot of rising bubbles. Big three finger off white head with decent retention. Leaves a good amount of lacing on the glass.
Smell: A juicy, earthy, and crisp balanced aroma with good hints of citrus, grass, and grains. Earthy, floral, and herbal hop scent with hints of grass and slight pine. Citrus hop hints of orange, lemon, grapefruit, and mango. Bready pale malt backing with hints of grains, straw, cracker, yeast, and biscuit. Some sweet honey like hints as well. A pretty solid APA style aroma.
Taste: Like the aroma hints at, an earthy, juicy, and nicely grainy and crisp balanced Pale Ale taste with notes of citrus, grass, and grains. Upfront mix of floral and earthy hop notes along with some grass and pine. Citrus hop notes of orange peel, grapefruit, lemon, and mango. Solid balance of bready malt with notes of grains, cracker, straw, biscuit, and yeast along with some light honey like sweetness. A pretty solid taste.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation. Crisp, juicy, and smooth. Finishes dry.
Overall: A very solid take on the American Pale Ale style. Good balance of earthy and citrus hops with some sweet malt.
Serving type: can
04-17-2014 07:30:46 | More by MattyG85
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3.5/5 rDev -3.6%
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04-15-2014 01:49:27 | More by Beervana
3.71/5 rDev +2.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.5
Paid about 3 bucks for the single. Poured into a pint glass.
A - Great head a nice 1/2 inch that takes forever to settle. Color is good a light bright yellow with an orange tint. A pretty looking beer.
S - Not overwhelming but balanced has a distinct orange peel and citrus rind smell, some bready malts and just a touch of grapefruit hops. Very decent.
T - Its good and simple a typical pale full of sweet malts, bready backbone and yet this one does have some grapefruit hops throughout which makes it very easy to drink.
M - Light to medium easy to session or pound.
Overall I am not sure what makes it a "hipster" beer but this is a very good APA. Still for 3 bucks a pop I could not see getting it again its from Connecticut why are their beers so expensive?
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04-14-2014 05:43:45 | More by DrDemento456
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look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
It comes in a hazy amber color with a frothy white head.
The aroma has grapefruit, a grainy quality, floral, grass, a bready sweetness.
The flavor follows with that grapefruit peel throughout. In the front orange peel and some bready sweetness with a nice bready malt in the middle. There's also this grainy quality along with a strong floral, slight pine, and grassy quality on the finish.
A good beer to introduce non craft beer drinkers into because of the easy drinking and familiar easy drinking qualities, but it still has some good strong bitterness with some sweetness and fruit qualities.
Serving type: can
04-11-2014 06:11:00 | More by dar482
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04-10-2014 14:22:44 | More by nmann08
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04-09-2014 23:55:03 | More by threedaggers
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look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
A. Rich golden color with a one finger head that lasts. The body is evident in the cloudy middle cylinder.
s. Honey, citrus, yeast - sweet smells that the hipster will enjoy
t. Citrus, honey, bread, wheat - if you like sweet tastes, as I do, this is a good match for you.
m. A bit too much carbonation brings the alcohol in the finish.
o. Outstanding beer. My beer was dated best by 12/2013, so it was 4 months past expire. Maybe it ages well.
Serving type: can
04-07-2014 23:12:59 | More by gonzo000
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A clean golden amber in color with 2 fingers of bright white head, excellent lacing and slow dissipation. Smells citrusy, grapefruit, caramel and bready. Flavor is fresh as hell.. Tastes like you're sucking on a hoppy bread .. Crisp mouthfeel with higher carbonation and a refreshing lighter medium body. Overall this is a wonderful pale ale.. Wish we got it here in nj, I'd make this a summer staple.
Serving type: can
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04-06-2014 21:42:07 | More by Axnjxn
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04-06-2014 04:52:33 | More by OBeerMeGreatOne
3/5 rDev -17.4%
04-04-2014 13:32:21 | More by masterofsparks
3.25/5 rDev -10.5%
04-01-2014 02:34:33 | More by TasteTester
3/5 rDev -17.4%
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03-31-2014 18:24:11 | More by Beerlover
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look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
12 ounce can into pint glass, canned on 9/27/2013. Pours lightly hazy/cloudy golden orange color with a 2 finger dense and fluffy white head with great retention, that reduces to a nice cap that lingers. Spotty foamy lacing clings down the glass. Aromas of tangerine, lemon zest, orange peel, pear, apple, floral, grass, bread, cracker, light caramel, light pine, and floral/grassy earthiness. Nice and pleasant aromas with good balance of citrus/earthy hops and pale malt notes; with solid strength. Taste of tangerine, lemon zest, orange peel, pear, apple, citrus rind, pine, floral, grass, bread, cracker, light caramel, and floral/grassy earthiness. Good amount of earthy pine/floral bitterness on the finish; with lingering notes of tangerine, lemon zest, orange peel, pear, apple, citrus rind, pine, floral, grass, bread, light caramel, and floral/grassy earthiness on the finish for a good bit. Nice balance and robustness of citrus/earthy hop and pale malt flavors; with a crisp malt/bitterness balance and zero cloying flavors after the finish. Medium carbonation and body; with a smooth, crisp, and moderately sticky mouthfeel that is nice. Alcohol is very well hidden with only a light warming present after the finish. Overall this is a nice pale ale. Good balance and robustness of citrus/earthy hops and pale malt flavors; and very smooth and crisp to drink. A nicely enjoyable offering.
Serving type: can
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03-28-2014 01:48:56 | More by afsdan
3.84/5 rDev +5.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Appearance: slightly hazy golden / light amber with a medium sized white head. Very nice looking lacing.
Aroma: malty, fruity, notes of citrus. Refreshing, yet a bit too delicate. Was expecting something more intense tbh.
Taste: mostly citrus, resin and grapefruit. Also a bit floral, with some pine notes in the back. Nice malty base. Pineapple finish. Medium, grassy bitterness.
Mouthfeel: medium bodied, soft to medium carbonation.
Overall: Very enjoyable, yet a bit "standard" pale ale I guess. Would be better if the ABV was lower, like 4,5%. Still, worth recommending.
Serving type: can
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Post subject: Troop - StarFest 2013, Denver, CO - Completed
OK this information may be a little early but it could solve your StarFest blues.
April 19-21, 2013. Tickets on sale now.
Invited Guest:
Patrick Stewart
Bruce Campbell
Stan Lee
Amanda Tapping
*source of this information, page 34 of StarFest 2012 program.
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d'aw yeah.
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So I have to say I have been going to Starfest for 20+ years, every year the program says Bruce Campbell. Though he has come to Denver, I have never seen him at StarFest.
Just sayn.
There needs to be more Star Wars aliens out there, I can help.
I make things, I need to.
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When it gets down to the date be sure to let me know if you need help with anything. Of course it depends on how involved Kathy and I are with the 501st stuff but we are available to do something, if we can
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Alien Shaman wrote:
So I have to say I have been going to Starfest for 20+ years, every year the program says Bruce Campbell. Though he has come to Denver, I have never seen him at StarFest.
Just sayn.
And there is not much chance that Stan Lee will attend StarFest as he's already confirmed with Denver Comic Con 2013.
A primary reason that Stan Lee is signed on for DCC is the focus that DCC puts on children's programs and children's literacy, which is parallel to goals of the Stan Lee foundation.
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Cal, Thanks for your assistance. Ill definitively keep you in the loop.
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With the time off approval from work, I will need to start saving for CE II. With that, I need a POC for this event. Any volunteers?
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Since Kurt is the one who works closely with Starfest and handles the point of contact duties just fine on his own, why do we need another POC? He's been handling it just fine himself for years. And with so many dual members who can see the planning thread(s) when they go up, it seems redundant to complicate things anyway.
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Jello wrote:
Since Kurt is the one who works closely with Starfest and handles the point of contact duties just fine on his own, why do we need another POC? He's been handling it just fine himself for years. And with so many dual members who can see the planning thread(s) when they go up, it seems redundant to complicate things anyway.
Kurt handles the 501st table and has never handled the RL table. For at least the past 3 years the Mountain Garrison/ Mountain Base have had conflict on identity and how to share the space. Last year RL only members were not invited to the MG dinner, which is the choice of MG members and command and understandable. I am a duel member but I dont spend much time on the MG forums so I really dont know what goes on in the planning threads.
Since the RMFF table has always been so big and the MB presence had been smaller over the past couple of years there was and agreement that the RMFF share the space they have across from the MG instead of put the MB in the main room with the other fan groups so the Star Wars groups could be together. Yes there are a lot of joint members of all 3 groups but we are still separate groups. I for one would like to see large events like starfest and DCC be a joint event but it would be up to the MG if they want the MB in their space. Not sure how to go about that.
I can say that as far as I know right now Mountain Base are welcome to share the RMFF space at Starfest like we have for the past 3 years but would need to nail that down.
I would be willing to take POC between the RL and RMFF/ Starfest
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Thanks Jeff.
Unlike past years (where I was there for all three days), i hope to be there for one day.
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I've put in my time off requests for Galaxy Fest, StarFest and Denver ComiCon.
Here's to hoping I get the requests, I've got my hotel rooms reserved!
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Alex thanks for mentioning your concern.
This thread was created for Star Fest 2013. Please post your concerns, issues in the appropriate thread or create one.
I have moved your post and Tonys reply to Members Only Section Mountain Base & Garrsion Joint Ops thread:
If any reader of their posts was confused since it was off the topic, I apologized for not taking care of it sooner.
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Starfest tickets 50% off on this site
Do we need a sign up thread for the table?
Who all is going?
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I will not be there this year. Have fun, and get pics!!!
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Hi all, sorry if this is a silly question, but I have only been a member for a couple of days. Are there any "official" Rebel Legion activities or commitments or anything for Starfest?
Thanks for any info.
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The Valparaiso men's soccer team gathered in front of a group of over 100 family members and friends last weekend at the Harre Union for its annual end-of-season awards ceremony, celebrating a 2011 campaign which saw the Crusaders capture their first Horizon League regular season championship.
In addition to the previously announced Horizon League and NSCAA awards, Valpo handed out its 2011 Team MVP awards, as voted on by the players. Sophomore Charles Barden (Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Linn-Mar) was named the team's Offensive MVP, while senior Stefan Antonijevic (Buffalo Grove, Ill./Stevenson) earned the Defensive MVP award. Seniors Kevin Brown (Racine, Wis./Washington Park) and Wei Ming Wong (Hong Kong/Hong Kong International) shared the squad's Crusader Spirit Award.
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A Nigerian man who reportedly told officials he had ties with the al Qaeda terrorist network and has been charged with attempting to carry out a bombing on a Northwest Airlines flight may have had a greater affect on international travel than he may have originally thought.
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, who American prosecutors have accused of trying to bring down a flight on its last leg from Amsterdam to Detroit, appears to have succeeded in his alleged mission to a certain degree.
In the aftermath of the alleged attempted bombing, the Department of Homeland Security is creating a travel nightmare for people attempting to fly through American airspace.
According to a report posted on the New York Times' Web site Sunday evening:
The government was vague about the steps it was taking, saying it wanted the security experience to be "unpredictable" and that passengers would not find the same measures at every airport — a prospect that may upset airlines and travelers alike.
Among the steps taken, according to the Times:
- Passengers on international flights coming to the U.S. will have to remain in their seats for the last hour of a flight without any personal items on their laps.
- Overseas passengers will be restricted to only one carry-on item.
- Domestic passengers will probably face longer security lines.
- On at least one flight, attendants kept cabin lights on for the entire trip.
- Mandatory screening of passengers at airport gates during the boarding process.
- Passengers on flights of 90 minutes or less would most likely not be able to leave their seats at all.
As a result, airlines are warning passengers to expect delays and cancellations.
Of course, the question that needs to be asked is: Will the new security procedures make the public any safer? I have yet to be convinced.
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If the charges are true and Abdulmutallab did attempt to bring down a commercial airliner outside of Detroit last week, then the failure was rooted at the airport and with the security personnel who allowed the self-described terrorist on the plane that traveled over one of the world's most populated areas with 200-plus other people on board.
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Crooks are lurking on Craigslist, trying to scam you out of cash by selling you a car that doesn't exist or renting you an apartment they don't own.
While those crimes sting, they hurt only your wallet and your pride, not your hide. A series of recent robberies in Allentown shows street thugs also are looking for victims on Craigslist, and you need to take precautions so someone doesn't stick a gun in your face.
Jaylin J. Huggins, 20, is accused of robbing four people in Allentown while posing as someone wanting to buy, sell or exchange smartphones on Craigslist between Jan. 11 and Jan. 14. Several robberies occurred at gunpoint in broad daylight, police said.
Huggins, of Allentown, was scheduled to have a preliminary hearing on three of the cases Wednesday but it was postponed. He told police the gun was a toy, according to court records.
From what I can tell, this type of crime isn't an epidemic, given the number of transactions made on Craigslist. City police describe it as an anomaly. But these also aren't the first incidents locally. You should always be on your guard, regardless of how friendly the buyer or seller seems online or on the phone.
"At any given time, you're going to have a percentage of people who are committed to defrauding people or out-and-out committing a crime," Allentown Assistant police Chief Joe Hanna said.
Last April, a man was robbed of $400 at gunpoint in Bangor when he was lured into a park after dark to supposedly look at an iPhone for sale on Craigslist.
In 2010, a man was sentenced to up to five years in state prison for stealing a computer and jewelry in Bethlehem and Bethlehem Township while posing as someone buying and selling items on Craigslist. He attacked one victim with pepper spray.
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This month's reported robberies in Allentown all occurred in public, on center city streets. The robberies in Bangor, Bethlehem and Bethlehem Township occurred outside, too.
Make sure the meeting place is in a high-traffic area where there will be plenty of witnesses, lights and possibly even surveillance cameras to deter any funny business. A street corner isn't sufficient if there's no one around, or if it's too dark for anyone to see anything. The robbery in Bethlehem several years ago occurred in an alley around midnight. You're just setting yourself up for trouble by meeting a stranger under those circumstances.
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The robbery in Bangor occurred in the parking lot of Bangor Memorial Park. Police said the transaction was supposed to occur at a local convenience store, but the victim was redirected to the park after getting to the store.
Hanna said you should pick the time and the place, so you can't be set up.
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Armed robberies and violent crimes stemming from Craigslist ads are a problem nationwide. Last year, police in Oakland, Calif., set up a special unit to investigate them. Police in Milwaukee have suggested people meet at the police station to make their deals.
I've sold a handful of items on Craigslist. I've usually met the buyer in the parking lot of a convenience store or shopping center because I know there will be lots of people around. Don't be shy about doing that. While some businesses might not be crazy about hosting sales, it's not like I was setting up a flea market stand. Usually I'm in and out in a matter of minutes.
The only time I've ever agreed to meet someone at my home, which Craigslist advises against, was when I sold a desk that required a truck to move. I permitted that only after obtaining the buyer's full name and knowing where he worked. We made the exchange in the driveway.
When meeting someone, don't go alone, though taking backup unfortunately is no guarantee you'll be safe. In the recent Allentown cases, three of those who reported being robbed said they were accompanied by a friend or relative, as was the robbery victim several years ago in Bethlehem Township.
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Most know SMR Farms President Mac Carraway as a distinguished agriculturist.
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Carraway, who has been taking and printing traditional and digital photographs for more than 30 years, will have some of his photographic works displayed through Jan. 8 at the Manatee County Agricultural Museum, 1015 6th St. W., Palmetto.
Carraway specializes in photographic portraits of Florida flowers, but other featured pieces include infrared landscapes and agricultural scenes, among others.
"My dad was in the printing business when I was a kid, and I loved watching (black and white) prints come up in the developer," Carraway said. "He later gave me that old equipment after I took a photo course in college. I've been taking pictures ever since, and doing my own developing."
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So, here I am in my corner. It does feel nice. I'm working again, making progress on my novel. That progress was tripped up about this time last year, maybe by my cluttered space, maybe by other things. I hit a wall and never felt I could get past it. I am miraculously squeezing through a crack. Re-making my space is a huge part of that, I think. I don't need a big space or a secluded space, just a space that I feel like I can work in, a space where I can sit and work through the tough spots in my novel and then get up and get a cup of coffee or throw a load of laundry in. That's this space.
Now that the space is done, I need to set a regular writing time. That was another nugget I got from that Dahl interview on NPR. He had discipline. He was at his space for two hours at a time, twice a day. He gave himself permission to write or not write in that two hours, but he always sat for that two hours. That is my goal.
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Therapy dogs have been scientifically proven to help reduce stress, blood pressure and loneliness — and Dozer is no exception. Buzick has watched him bring laughter and joy to veterans, seniors and children while working with Paws 4 Love, a non-profit therapy dog organization.
"It's amazing to see an Alzheimer's patient recall all kinds of stories when they get around a dog. They can go on forever it seems," Buzick said. She and several other volunteers with Paws 4 Love have seen the benefits of bringing their therapy dogs into hospitals, providing a distraction to families in waiting rooms who would otherwise be restless waiting for updates on their loved ones.
"We would visit the geriatric and psychiatric ward of the hospital and the nurses would always be grateful to pet or talk to them," she said. "Everywhere we go we get to make people happy."
Though Paws 4 Love traditionally has spent years easing the minds of seniors in assisted-living homes, the organization has begun to focus its attention toward children, visiting the Spanish Springs Library in Sparks to help improve children's reading skills through their literacy program Paws 2 Read.
"Some children hate to read aloud. When they struggle with reading it is embarrassing for them to read aloud, but the dogs don't judge them," Buzick said. "(Dozer) loves being read to and the kids seem to enjoy it as well."
Currently Paws 4 Love is comprised of about 100 members whose personal dogs are well trained to be calm, affectionate and unbothered by loud noises or sudden movements. Buzick said some owners have multiple dogs in the program and owners operate as a team when they are doing visits or readings.
In their most recent effort to raise funds for the organization, the group composed a children's book titled, "Morph and Friendship Fort," filled with pictures of the therapy dogs and a storyline designed to get children excited about reading to the dogs.
"This was the first time we had ever tried something like this, and I think it came out looking very nice," Buzick said. "The best part is once the kids read the book to the dogs they get to take (the book) home with them."
The story follows several of the therapy dogs on their quest to catch the only Paws 4 Love therapy rabbit, Morph, who tears down their stick fort. In the middle of the book, the dogs are pictured going to the library to check out a book to learn how to catch rabbits, which Buzick said is another inspirational tool they hope the children will like.
The Paws 4 Love dogs will be in attendance for story time with children at the Spanish Springs Library on Sunday and visits there on the second Sunday of each month.


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A cool machine used for playing songs on scratching and mixing.Only disc you can use for a turntable is a vinyl record.Some dude was using a vinyl record player and decided to play it back and forth and decided to scratch things up and add efx Then!!the turtable was made.
examples of great dj's-Dj Kilmore,Dj Sid Wilson,dj Kahn.
de John Fru 04 August 2004
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A rotation of the mid-section-with legs apart; channeling momentum while falling and rolling on the upper part of one's back. Consecutive turntables make up the classic breakdance move, the draw-droping windmill.
"Scratch that turntable while I execute a turntable my whole-hearted African American friend."
de Mike 04 Octombrie 2004
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"Lyrical elixir, turntables and a mixer,
Bust ya shit like a blister" - Afu-Ra
Bust ya shit like a blister" - Afu-Ra
de Marek a.k.a. "G" 19 Ianuarie 2004
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Passion Behind the Masterpieces
Over dinner at our Garden Restaurant, hear about the muses who inspired some of the masterpieces in the collection, including Albert and Laura Barnes's romance. Dinner includes three courses, wine pairing, surprise gift, and Love at the Barnes event.February 14, 2014
6 and 8 pm 2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway $125
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