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Ed Schultz Badly Mispronounces 'Schlafly' in Segment Mocking Palin and Bachmann's IQ
MSNBC's Ed Schultz on Tuesday badly mispronounced the last name of Constitutional lawyer and conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly.
Rather deliciously, this occurred in a segment wherein the pompous, know-it-all host was once again mocking the intellectual capacity of Congresswoman Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) and former Alaska governor Sarah Palin (video follows with partial transcript and commentary):
The segment began with Schultz bashing Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum's "conspiracy theory" that liberals are responsible for American students' poor knowledge of U.S. history.
After playing a clip of Santorum on the stump, Schultz sarcastically asked, "Liberals are the ones distorting American history? Let me remind you, sir, it was conservatives down in Texas who voted to remove Thomas Jefferson from their curriculum and add Phyllis [Sha-fly]."
Ain't it grand?
In a segment wherein Schultz was trying to debunk Santorum's "conspiracy theory" that liberals are reducing students' understanding of American history, he actually pronounced Phyllis's last name without the "L" after the "Sch" and with a strong "I" as in "fly" at the end.
Adding fabulous insult to injury, Schultz then showed clips of Bachmann getting the locations of Lexington and Concorde wrong, and Palin's now famous Paul Revere pronouncement.
At their conclusion, Schultz said, "For Santorum to say liberals are intentionally keeping students in the dark about U.S. history so they can impose their agenda is delusional Psycho Talk."
Well, Ed, at least these ladies know how to properly pronounce Lexington, Concorde, and Paul Revere.
The way he said "Schlafly," it suggests he doesn't even know who she is.
With idiots like this responsible for disseminating information to the public, is it any wonder they're so ill-informed?
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Perfect person for "Psycho Talk"
Submitted by MinneMike on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 12:30am.
But I'm sure he doesn't realize the irony.
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While not many may know
Submitted by jdhawk on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 12:42am.
While not many may know Phyllis Schlafly well, she has been a dynamo for conservative causes for many decades. She is an author, a former congresswoman, the president of the Eagle Forum, and an activist against the Equal Rights Ammendment. The Eagle Forum has been featured on Book TV (www.booktv.org).
Her son is the creator of the web site, Conservapedia (www.conservapedia.com).
The idea that Shitz hasn't at least heard of her well enough to pronounce her name correctly is hard to believe.
Below find some of her famous quotes:
Schlafly told Time magazine in 1978, "I have cancelled speeches whenever my husband thought that I had been away from home too much."
In March 2007, Schlafly said in a speech at Bates College, "By getting married, the woman has consented to sex, and I don't think you can call it rape."
On March 30, 2006, Schlafly provided an interview for The New York Times in which she attributed improvement in women's lives during the last decades of the 20th century to labor-saving devices such as the indoor clothes dryer and paper diapers.
She has called Roe vs Wade "the worst decision in the history of the U.S. Supreme Court" and said that it "is responsible for the killing of millions of unborn babies".
According to an article in the March 28, 2007 edition of the Washington Post, "New Drive Afoot to Pass Equal Rights Amendment," Schlafly was then working towards the defeat of a new version of the Equal Rights Amendment: "Today, she warns lawmakers that its passage would compel courts to approve same-sex marriages and deny Social Security benefits for housewives and widows."
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Oooh...the mantle of Olbermann falls on Ed....
Submitted by motherbelt on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 6:22am.
Let me remind you, SIR.......
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If you're younger than 30,
Submitted by Newsbusterbrown on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 6:39am.
If you're younger than 30, you can be forgiven for not knowing how to pronounce her name. However, Schultz is certainly old enough to know who she is. That he still screwed up Schafly's name says a lot about his level of knowledge.
"There are no easy answers, but there are simple answers. We must have the courage to do what we know is morally right." - Ronald Reagan (1964 Republican Convention)
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If you're younger than 30,
Submitted by Newsbusterbrown on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 6:39am.
If you're younger than 30, you can be forgiven for not knowing how to pronounce her name. However, Schultz is certainly old enough to know who she is. That he still screwed up Schafly's name says a lot about his level of knowledge.
"There are no easy answers, but there are simple answers. We must have the courage to do what we know is morally right." - Ronald Reagan (1964 Republican Convention)
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No excuse
Submitted by dmntd1 on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 7:52am.
This apparently drunken fool of a man should darn well know how to pronounce one of the best handcrafted beers produced in St Louis.
And the restaurant at the Schlafly Tap Room has some darn good food (albeit, it's a hippy joint with some odd things on the menu...)!!!!
We dare not tempt them with weakness. For only when our arms are sufficient beyond doubt can we be certain beyond doubt that they will never be employed.
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Ed must've missed the memo
Submitted by outamyroom on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 10:02am.
Palin was absolutely correct about Paul Revere.
Ed's ignorance is not surprising though. After this NPR interview, the story all but disappeared from the LSM. Funny how that works, huh?
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Lamestream media are so bent
Submitted by ROSIE RIGHT on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 10:14am.
Lamestream media are so bent on attacking two smart, America-loving, patriotic, and Conservative WOMEN, they show their own stupidity as a group (slathering mob). They WISH we didn't remember Schafly! Lol!
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Submitted by Orpheus75 on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 10:28am.
Liberal morons such as himself, keep repeating the lie that Palin was 'mistaken' about Paul Revere and uses that as yet another sloppy Liberal volley of attacks to proclaim her lack of "intellectual capacity". Never mind that historians have proven her correct, Liberals keep making fun of her for it.
She's a ignorant moron to Liberals.
They keep proving that it is they themselves that are the ignorant ones, time and again.
The liberal party is a growing herd of [ignorant] narcissists [as well as true images of the Democratic mascot]. Their hatred for anything not of their own party beliefs and values has taken a life of it's own.
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Here's an idea for Special Ed to improve his Comedy Hour!
Submitted by ironhead4099 on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 3:44pm.
Well Special Ed is at it again, showing his STUPIDITY on national television. In all honesty he should be the subject of his "Psycho Talk" segment EVERYDAY ! This guy is such a moron that he could fill his whole hour with "Psycho Talk" with nothing more than his IGNORANT RAMBLINGS!
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A line of American Airlines planes, sitting on the runway in Dallas. A computer outage of the airlines main reservations system led to hundreds of canceled flights and problems all over the country.
American flights at Sky Harbor were grounded all morning until 2 p.m. Tuesday. Five departing flights to Dallas and Chicago were canceled. Four incoming flights were also canceled.
Computers are now back up and running, but the problem caused delays all day long. Frustrated passengers, stuck in long lines.
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MILLER Boys stay top of Division 1 of the Hereford Snooker League despite losing 3-2 to the Corner Pockets.
Tom Edwards got the challengers off to a good start with a convincing win over Mike Williams before the home side knuckled down and took the next three frames to secure the victory.
Lee Cartwright pushed talented Stuart Roberts all the way in the final frame but Roberts was too strong and potted his way to a 14-point win.
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Pot Idols put in a dominant performance to come out clear 4-1 winners over Legionaires while Flukey Few edged a narrow 3-2 win over club-mates X-Men to move to mid-table.
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A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of possessing a firearm after another man was shot in the neck with an air pellet.
Armed police and the force's helicopter were called to Alton Park Road on Thursday afternoon.
A spokeswoman for Essex Police said the "disturbance" started at about 2.50pm.
She said: "A member of the public had reported seeing a man with what she described as a handgun and a fight taking place.
"A man was located with a minor injury caused by what was thought to be an air weapon."
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PHOENIX -- The Pirates have moved their annual PirateFest indoor event up a month to December, meaning that tickets for the 2012 season will be available before the end of this year.The event will still span three days, with the Friday, Dec. 16, session set aside for season-ticket holders only. The indoor carnival will be open to everyone else on Saturday, Dec. 17 (10 a.m.-7 p.m. ET), and Sunday, Dec. 18 (12 p.m.-5 p.m.). It will once again be held at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in downtown Pittsburgh. Individual game tickets for 2012 will go on sale when the doors open for PirateFest on Dec. 17. Those tickets will be available for purchase at the Convention Center, online at www.pirates.com or by calling 1-877-893-BUCS. Details about which players and coaches will be participating in PirateFest this winter will be released closer to the event date. There will once again be autograph sessions and question-and-answer sessions with players, management and coaches. Interactive game shows, baseball clinics and carnival-like games have also become annual staples at the event. In another change to PirateFest, the event will be expanded into two halls at the Convention Center to accommodate more fans and spread out the activity areas. Tickets for PirateFest will go on sale at 10 a.m. ET on Nov. 1 and can be purchased at www.pirates.com/piratefest or by calling 1-800-BUY-BUCS. The cost is $12 for adults and $4 for children 14 years or younger.
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PHOENIX -- The Pirates have made it official: Right-hander Gerrit Cole, the top pick in the 2011 First-Year Player Draft, will be participating in the Arizona Fall League. Cole will join six other members of the organization on the Mesa Solar Sox club, which begins play in two weeks.Cole is the third straight No. 1 pick to make his professional debut in the AFL. Stephen Strasburg (2009) and Bryce Harper (2010), both of whom are in the Nationals organization, were the previous two. The Pirates made the decision to send Cole to Arizona after having him spend several weeks working out and throwing at the Pirates' complex in Bradenton, Fla. Cole reported to Florida after agreeing to an $8 million signing bonus just before the Aug. 15 signing deadline. "We felt it would be a good step for him, a good entry into professional baseball," general manager Neal Huntington said. "He reported to Florida in good shape. He was a great learner. He was a great student for [pitching coordinator] Jim Benedict and some of our coaches down there. We felt that the best way to develop him was to challenge him." The Pirates attach a workload limit to each of their players participating in the AFL, and Cole's will be more liberal than most. He doesn't have to worry about the same fatigue issues as others because he has not pitched competitively since the end of his collegiate season at UCLA. "We do want to see him deal with some success. We also need to see him deal with some failure," Huntington said. "We hope that he gets challenged out there and see how he handles it." How Cole fares -- not so much in results, but in execution and consistency of mechanics and command -- this fall will help dictate where he begins in the Pirates' Minor League system next year. Asked if Cole would be given a non-roster invitation to Spring Training next season, Huntington remained non-committal. Along with Cole, the Pirates are sending the following players to the AFL: Nathan Baker (LHP), Phil Irwin (RHP), Mike Colla (RHP), Jarek Cunningham (INF), Brock Holt (INF) and Robbie Grossman (OF).
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A federal judge has appproved a recommendation that a man convicted in a 2005 meth conspiracy case is mentally competent be stand trial.
Floyd Charles Lout, 42, of Bronson, is in federal custody after authorities filed a revocation motion against him.
A grand jury indicted Lout in 2005 on a charge of possession of a listed chemical, alleging he had pseudeophedrine with the intention of it being used to make meth.
Lout pleaded guilty to the crime in January 2006 and a judge sentenced him to 63 months in federal prison in April 2006, followed by three years of supervised release.
Lout violated a condition of his release by not reporting contact with law enforcement within 72 hours to his probation office.
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I must be honest, I almost didn't give Peterson a chance after the fight was announced this summer, but Im sure his motivation is through the roof at this point. He's fighting in his hometown, and it appears that he's been severely overlooked, which is a MAJOR motivational factor. I mean damn, Khan is babbling about who's he wants next, and the winner of whoever, blah, blah, blah. Peterson could very well be the guy to fuck up Khan's little plans in his hello kitty planner.
Peterson really has nothing to lose, and most viewers (the unqualified ones), are already giving the fight to Khan. After I saw what I saw on Saturday night (JMM/Pac), anything is possible. Im looking at how Peterson withstood Ortiz's shit, and fought all the way back to a draw. His power isn't the topic of discussion, which is probably why people wont give him a chance. My point is, as long as he has 1 or more KO wins on his record, then he's very much capable of producing one. Hell, Malignaggi almost knocked Diaz out in their rematch, and we all know Paulie punching power is as soft as a baby's butt.
The thing is, Peterson needs to find a way to cut the ring off, so Khan wont have the opportunity to circle him...like he always does his opponents. Head movement is also a big key factor for Peterson, because we all know Khan throws 3-4 punches at once, then moves out. No one can question Peterson's technique, but he has to either be quick or find a way to turn Khan in order to neutralize his offense, and execute his shit as quick and precisely as possible. Peterson's biggest mistake would be to stand there in all hopes of trading with Khan, and end up with a busted up face and low punch output...or possibly finishing the fight on his back.
Oh yeah...I hate Anthony Peterson!


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After nearly 25 years of service, Waynesboro's top school leader is stepping down. Superintendent Robin Crowder announced his retirement Friday, in a letter to teachers and school board members.
Crowder has spent 23 years with Waynesboro Schools - the past seven as superintendent.
He plans to serve until the school board finds his successor. Next fall, Crowder will become director of the Education Leadership Program at James Madison University.
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Dear Members of the Waynesboro School Board
It is hard for me to believe I have devoted 35 years of my life to public education. During the past 23 years I have invested my career in this wonderful community and schools, and for the past seven years, I have been humbled and honored to serve the School Board and this community as Superintendent.
I believe it is now time for me to take a small breath and retire after this rewarding career in public education. It is my intent to remain through the summer or until a new superintendent is appointed. I will work to ensure that a smooth and seamless transition takes place. I will always consider Waynesboro my home and will be active in supporting and advocating the positive values which our citizens, students, and staff deserve. I truly love this community and its people.
Educators enter this profession because they love children, want to teach, and hope to make a difference. Unfortunately, the ability to teach becomes increasingly difficult as leadership careers take you away from teaching in a classroom. I now have a new opportunity to return to my passion for teaching. After 35 years in various roles in K-12 education, I will work at James Madison University to develop future leaders for public education through the JMU Education Leadership Program. This will also be an opportunity for me to share our wonderful story about our schools and this community.
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A sheriff's deputy who claims he was served–but did not eat–a spit-laced burger can sue the burger maker under state product liability law for emotional distress, the Washington Supreme Court has held.
The court, in a 6-3 decision (PDF) Thursday, said state law permits relief for emotional distress damages, in the absence of physical injury, caused by being served a contaminated food product, if the emotional distress is a reasonable reaction, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports.
Clark County sheriff's deputy Edward Bylsma had sued Burger King Corp. and a Vancouver-area franchise in 2009 after he said he was served a Whopper topped with spit by a Burger King employee with a criminal record.
Blysma didn't eat the burger in question. After receiving his food, he lifted the top bun and saw what he described as a "slimy, clear and white phlegm glob" that was later determined to be spit on the patty.
A DNA test confirmed that the employee was the culprit. He pleaded guilty to assault and was sentenced to 90 days in jail.
Bylsma's suit was previously dismissed by a federal court judge on the grounds that the state's product liability law does not allow for recovery of mental distress damages caused to a purchaser by a contaminated product in the absence of physical injury.
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To win at sports betting, such as horse racing, you need to predict the results of a match correctly. However, this is very difficult. There are thousands of people who have tried but failed to correctly predict the results of a game. Like all gambling games, this game relies on the inability of humans to predict the future. In fact, if there were anyone who could be able to predict the future, then gambling itself would not be possible.
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The Jim Scott Memorial Scholarship Fundraiser will be held Saturday, Jan. 18, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Mapleview Resort in Conover.
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BURLINGTON — A 27-year-old Burlington man was killed late Thursday in a one-vehicle crash in Carroll County.
Carroll County sheriff's investigators say a Jeep Wrangler driven by Levi T. Dyer was northbound on 500 East north of 600 South when it left the roadway and rolled one time.
Investigators say neither Dyer nor a female passenger was wearing a seatbelt. The passenger was thrown from the vehicle and refused medical treatment at the scene, according to a sheriff's department news release. Dyer was pronounced dead at the scene.
"Alcohol is believed to be a factor.," the news release said. "Toxicology results are pending. The investigation is still ongoing."
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NAR's ninth housing pulse survey reflects that, as the housing market continues to struggle, Americans worry that policy proposals coming out of Washington could drag the market down further or deter potential new homeowners.
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The Legal Counsel Work Group was formed as a result of comments from attorneys who attended the 2010 Chicago Legal Seminar that they needed additional guidance on the role of association counsel during ethics and arbitration hearings.
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NAR's 2011 Community Preference Survey explores Americans' wants regarding neighborhood characteristics such as proximity to parks and shopping, walkability, and commuting time, and the trade-offs in home type and size that people may be willing to accept in order to obtain those neighborhood preferences. The survey reveals that most Americans would like to live in walkable communities where shops, restaurants, and local business are within an easy walk from their homes, as long as those communities can provide detached single-family homes.
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By JOHN KLINE
It's flu season once again in Elkhart County, and a local health official is predicting it could be worse than normal.
According to County Health Officer Daniel Nafziger, a typical flu season generally peaks between January and March, though this year health officials began seeing their first real cases of flu in early December, leading to predictions that this could be a longer and more severe season for the flu than in past years.
"The flu has arrived and is in full force," Nafziger said from his office Friday afternoon. "It seems to be a more severe season this year than anytime last year, and it's early, compared to when the flu often hits. This year we saw the uptick in December and it's still going strong in January. So right now it's hard to know if we're at the peak or if it's going to continue to clime."
While no deaths have yet been reported in Elkhart County due to the flu, Nafziger said he has been in contact with several local hospitals including IU Health Goshen Hospital, and personnel at most of those facilities are indicating significant numbers of flu-related cases.
"I know Goshen Hospital has been fairly full," Nafziger said, "and I've heard about hospitals in other states that are having to put up tents to deal with all the patents they have coming in with the flu."
So what's the best way to avoid getting the flu?
"The number one thing is to get vaccinated," Nafziger said. "I often hear from people who say they got the flu shot and then got sick, but the reality is the flu shot is a killed virus, so you can't get the flu from the flu shot, and it's the most effective thing we have to protect ourselves against the flu."
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Preventions, the 2012-2013 influenza vaccine is made from the following three viruses:
• an A/California/7/2009 (H1N1)pdm09-like virus;
• an A/Victoria/361/2011 (H3N2)-like virus; and
• a B/Wisconsin/1/2010-like virus (from the B/Yamagata lineage of viruses).
"The most common strain that's been identified this year is the H3N2 strain," Nafziger said. "Obviously H1N1 was the virus a few years back that caused a worldwide pandemic, and while that virus was particularly hard on younger patients, overall it was a rather benign virus. The H3N2 virus actually tends to cause more sever infections and more complications than the H1N1, and if you look historically at the years where there was more H3N2 than H1N1, more people tend to die from the H3N2 virus.
"We don't have a perfect way of predicting how many will die, but the odds are this will be a worse year than some."
While getting vaccinated is without a doubt the best way to avoid contracting the flu, Nafziger was quick to note that taking the vaccine is no guarantee against infection.
"What I'm hearing right now is that this year's vaccine is a moderately effective vaccine," Nafziger said. "They're estimating the vaccine's effectiveness for this year is 62 percent, so it really depends on if you're a glass half full or a glass half empty kind of person if you think that's a good number or not. But if you were told you could reduce your chance of having your home robbed by 62 percent by locking your doors, I think most of us would do that. So this is kind of the same principle."
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Think you might have the flu? Here are some signs to look out for.
"The most common thing people get is fevers and chills and respiratory symptoms," Nafziger said. "It is a respiratory virus, so people may have nasal symptoms and cough. In terms of warning signs, one of the things we do get concerned about is when patients have the flu and feel like they're getting better, but then they start getting worse again, because that may indicate a secondary bacterial infection.
"These bacteria can essentially attack the lungs or airways after an influenza virus has created initial damage, and oftentimes it's the bacteria that causes death," he continued. "So if you are feeling better, but then start feeling worse, that's the time to see your doctor."
Preventative measures
As for ways — other than the vaccine — to try and avoid getting or spreading the flu, Nafziger pointed to three key factors people should keep in mind throughout the flu season and beyond.
"Probably the three key messages apart from the vaccine are to one, cover your mouth when you cough," Nafziger said, "two, washing your hands, which will help you if you make contact with a virus or contaminated surface, and three, staying home if you're sick rather than powering through and exposing a lot of other people to the virus."
For those who have not yet received a flu vaccination this season, Nafziger noted that most people in this area have been getting their vaccines either through their individual healthcare providers or through major pharmacy chains including Walgreens and CVS. Cost for the vaccine typically falls around $20 per dose, he said.
"One of the best ways to find out where you can get a vaccine is by using an influenza vaccine locator program," Nafziger said. "One that I would recommend can be found online by visiting http://flushot.healthmap.org?address."


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More than 129,000 pounds of storm debris has been collected by Ahwatukee city workers following Monday night's storm.
The city's solid waste customer contact center hotline has gotten 90 storm-related calls.
Residents can take their leafy debris and dump it in any of the 27 roll-off bins throughout affected neighborhoods. Crews will be emptying the bins frequently as the cleanup efforts continue until Friday, July 26.
Residents can go to phoenix.gov/publicworks for an updated list of locations where the roll-off bins have been placed.
The department has added four bulk trash crews and extra field staff. Residents who don't have the ability to carry a load of green waste to a nearby roll-off bin can leave their green waste debris at the curb.
Bulk trash crews will collect uncontained green waste from Monday, July 22, to Thursday, July 25. Residents must have all their green waste in their trash bins or at the curb by Wednesday, July 24.
Crews will only collect green organics waste such as tree branches, leaves and grass.
On Saturday, the Street Transportation Department will have 12 street sweepers clearing the affected areas in conjunction with bulk trash collection. The city also is organizing a volunteer clean-up event from 7 a.m. to noon Saturday, July 20, in various locations in Ahwatukee.
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Just days before stores are filled for the holiday-shopping rush, another local Walmart was evacuated and the bomb squad was called out to investigate.
Officers were called shortly before midnight Monday to the Walmart near Kansas 7 and 135th Street on a reported bomb threat.
When authorities arrived, they contacted an employee who reported they had received a call from an unknown person who stated there was a bomb in the store.
The store was immediately evacuated and the Olathe Fire Department K-9 was utilized to clear the interior of the store.
Police could be seen in the doorway of the store, as employees were standing in the parking lot waiting for the all clear.
The store was re-opened for business about 2 a.m. after nothing suspicious was located.
The case remains under investigation by the Olathe Police Department.
Anyone with information regarding the investigation is asked to call the Olathe Police Department at (913) 971-6950 or the TIPS Hotline at (816) 474-8477.
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• Plan your trips to the grocery store. Making a list before you go and sticking to your list will help you avoid "impulse" buying, which often means picking up unhealthy foods.
• Include meals like stews and casseroles, which can stretch ingredients into several portions.
• Avoid going to the grocery store hungry, which can also lead to unwise purchases. Even eating a small snack can be helpful.
• Get the best price! Use coupons as much as possible, either from the newspaper or from free websites. Look for grocery store sales, such as "triple value coupons." Ask about a loyalty card for extra savings. Plan your food menus ahead of time and plan around these weekly sales.
• Locate the "Unit Price" on the shelf below the product. Use it to compare different sizes and different brands to see which one is the most economical.
• Buy generic brand or "store brand" items rather than popular brand items. Often times, the quality is the same and includes the same ingredients.
• Buying foods in bulk is almost always cheaper; items in individual servings are usually the most expensive. Make sure that you can store, freeze or prepare these foods before they go bad.
• Avoid convenience foods, like frozen dinners and "instant" foods, which will cost you more than making them on your own, and likely be less healthy than meals you prepare.
• If you have freezer space, purchase frozen vegetables, which are fresher and often cheaper than canned vegetables.
• Purchase fresh fruits and vegetables when they are in season; they can be 2 or 3 times as much when purchased out of season.
• Prepare large batches (i.e. double batches) of favorite recipes and store in individual servings. You can then use these servings for lunches (for school or work) and other meals to avoid eating out.
• Don't always plan your meals around meats. Instead, let your main course be whole grains, such as rice, or beans, like bean soups and refried beans in wraps.• Always try to eat leftovers – try using them in a new dish or with new flavors to spice up your menu.
• Try drinking water instead of sodas. Not only is it healthier, this can especially save money when you go out to eat.
• Many restaurants now have very large portion sizes for the entrée and dessert. Try sharing these dishes with someone and splitting the cost.
• If you have diabetes, instead of purchasing "diabetic" snacks, which are healthier but more expensive, choose low-calorie snacks.
These easy to follow tips can make a big difference in your health and your wallet! For more information and other tools and tips for eating healthy on a budget, check out the US Department of Agriculture's Choose My Plate website at http://www.choosemyplate.gov/healthy-eating-on-budget.html. Other tools on the Choose My Plate website help with physical activity, weight management, portion control and free printable materials.
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For over fifteen years Charlie Mars has toured successfully, opening shows for R.E.M. and Steve Earle while searching for his own voice. With his latest record, Blackberry Light, his artistic vision is clearer than ever. With the assistance of producer Tchad Blake (The Bad Plus), Mars has sewn together tightly crafted songs with moods and melodies that pulse with sex, wonderment, and personal destruction – all themes that may clash on paper but in music suggest mysteries that are organic to us all.
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Highmount - Ladysmith Black Mambazo, the band that skyrocketed to international prominence after backing Paul Simon on his "Graceland" album, plays the Belleayre Music Festival on Saturday, Aug. 1 at 8 p.m.
Highmount – One of the greatest comic operettas of all time, "Die Fledermaus," will be brought to life at the Belleayre Music Festival in Highmount on Saturday, July 25 at 8 p.m.
Highmount – Piano virtuosos John Covelli and Justin Kolb, along with special guests Mikhail Horowitz, Louis Otey and Jacqueline Kerrod, will perform a benefit show at the Belleayre Music Festival on Saturday, July 18 at 8 p.m.
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Highmount — More than 100 invited guests gathered at the legendary Galli-Curci Mansion in Highmount to hear the house's current resident, Idith Meshulam Korman, play a piano recital celebrating the environment in nature-themed works by Schumann, Ravel, Messiaen and Cage.
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The chairman of the Ulster County Legislature has urged Governor Paterson to allocate stimulus money for the expansion of state-owned Belleayre Mountain Ski Center.
It will be party time when the fabulous Blues Maneuver plays at the third annual Dance-a-Thon on Saturday, April 18 at 7 p.m. at Belleayre Mountain's Upper Lodge in Highmount. The event is a fund-raiser for the Auxiliary of Margaretville Hospital and Mountainside Residential Care Center.
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The Boston Culinary Group this week announced the 2009 inductees to the third annual Belleayre Hall of Fame. Judy Shiner, Bill Hornbeck and Carl Lumbaca have been named to have their portraits appear on the wall in Belleayre's upper lodge alongside inductees from the past two years.
Highmount — Belleayre Mountain Ski Center has announced the launch of the Midweek Local Business BOGO (Buy One, Get One) that will be good from Jan. 20 through the rest of this skiing and riding season.
By Jay Braman Jr.
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) officials have begun contacting the leaders in towns and organizations that have a stake in the outcome of the Belleayre Resort review.
The description of those exchanges differ between the supervisors of the two towns most affected by the project, but it appears that both were contacted and interviewed by DEC personnel about the project and how it might affect their respective communities.
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- 4 pounds pork baby back ribs
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- 2 teaspoons salt
- 2 teaspoons pepper
- 1 bottle (18 ounces) barbecue sauce
- 1 cup seedless raspberry preserves
- 1/4 cup dry red wine
- 1/2 teaspoon onion powder
- 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- Preheat oven to 325°. Place ribs in a shallow roasting pan, bone side down. In a small bowl, mix oil, salt and pepper; rub over ribs. Bake, covered, 1-1/2 to 2 hours or until tender; drain.
- In another bowl, mix remaining ingredients; reserve 3/4 cup for serving with ribs. Brush some of the remaining sauce over ribs. Bake, uncovered, 25-30 minutes or until ribs are glazed, basting occasionally with additional sauce.
- Preheat broiler. Transfer ribs to a broiler pan, bone side down. Broil 4-5 in. from heat 8-10 minutes or until browned. Serve with reserved sauce. Yield: 4 servings.
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3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
04-26-2013 22:40:02 | More by Bamarooster
South Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +19.7%
An excellent gem we have here from French Broad. I was thrilled to be able to have this many times over the last year of so, but never gave it a proper review. Decided to go for another last night. Served chilled and poured into a tall pilsner glass, this one was consumed on 05/11/2009.
The pour was fantastic. A deep, dark brown color, nearly opaque with a huge head of tan on top that just would not quit. It reached a height of around three inches and barely settled below that as it hung around for what seemed like literally forever, giving deep side glass lace all along the way. Rich malt aroma hears, deep notes of caramel, light grain, and lots of sweetness to it. The flavor crosses over and divides styles as it is as full bodied as a rich porter and as malty and sweet as the finest of dopplebock. Such a rich caramel and sweet candy like flavor. Smooth, subtle, and incredibly drinkable, you really cannot go wrong here at all.
Overall this was more then solid and easily one of the best things that have come out of French Broad. I would have no issue with having this one any day, it really is that good.
05-13-2009 01:05:15 | More by mikesgroove
3.93/5 rDev +4.5%
A 650 mL bomber from mikesgroove.
A: The weizen looks more like a schwarzbier, dark and forboding. The ale practically exploded in the glass, filling up three and a half fingers of white head. Despite the size of head, no lacing has occurred.
S: The darker malts have taken control of the nose too, imparting a roasted grain aroma. Caramel is present but there is no indication of any form of weizen. Strong, definitely a little disappointing. For a schwarzbier, it smells quite nice.
T: The ale combines a caramel and fuller dark malts with a light wheat body. The ale lacks the tartness that wheat often brings to the table but the flavors definitely indicate that it is here. The spiciness of a witbier is present through, orange peel and pepper. Nothing indicates the presence of a weizen-style beer. That doesn't mean that I don't like the flavor profile.
M: The dark malts and witbier sensibilities are odd bedfellows. The caramel-orange-caramel switch up works when you think that it wouldn't.
D: French Broad seems to be most at home when bending style rules (think Wee Heaviest also). I wouldn't turn down another bottle.
02-22-2009 01:41:04 | More by akorsak
3.43/5 rDev -8.8%
Pours a medium brown color with a rocky, large-bubbled light tan head. Fades slowly to a nice foamy film.
As one would expect from this rather odd combination, the nose is quite strange. Chocolate and orange fruitiness are the most prevalent, very unique. Smells fresh and clean.
Velvety creamy feel to it. Very cool that the aspects of both dunkels (roasty, toasty unsweetened chocolate) and wits (orange peel and coriander) come through in equal balance. A bit overcarbonated, but not too bad. This is a strange combo, but for the most part it works ok. Not too shabbby and glad I had a chance to try it, but not sure I would want to buy it again.
02-16-2009 05:34:21 | More by twiggamortis420
3.3/5 rDev -12.2%
Got this one from nvcbc in a recent BIF. Thanks!
Very dark brown with deep ruby highlights and a fluffy, light brown cap. There was a little clumpy lacing. Bready aroma with some toffee and cola nut, a little phenolic, a bit of citrus zest and spice. Brown sugar and molasses sweetness up front with mild cocoa bitterness towards the end. Spice and citrus were present, but quite muted. Fairly bready and yeasty. Mild alcohol warmth, medium bodied with a lot of carbonation. Not bad overall, a little on the weird side.
10-25-2008 23:39:52 | More by DrJay
4.28/5 rDev +13.8%
Thanks to GCBrewingCo for the opportunity. Pours a finger of brown head over a dark brown liquid. Smells caramel, chocolate, buttery caramelization, and mildly of clean light phenolic, tannin, and smoke. Light roast coffee beans and dry grassy from hops.
Tastes drying chocolate and drying caramel. Smoke, roast, and mild phenol. Bit of black patent sour countered by playful estery finish. Weird how they can work together. Super strong carbonation cleans the palate and adds a sting, almost a sour to the roast, like an astringent coffee. Bit of wheat and spice zing. Not quite a ginger flavor...something I can't quite get my finger on. Cookie dough with baker's chocolate chips! I am really liking this beer. Complex in regards to flavors, sweet/dry balance. Flavors are balanced. Different dimensions of this beer cooperate with othe dimensions to create a cohesive whole. Thick mouthfeel
10-02-2008 06:06:21 | More by mentor
4.08/5 rDev +8.5%
Thanks to bross242 for sending me this bottle.
A - Pours dark brown with a good amount of cola brown that gets through around the edges. Some clarity appears in the right light. The tan head ended up at a whopping 2 inches and stuck around forever. Lots of lacing is left behind.
S - Bread dominates the aroma. Dark bread with some sweet spice. Granola and honey have a strong showing midway. Biscuit and alcohol bring up the tail end.
T - Caramel is strong in the flavor. Notes of cocoa are present but not too strong. Dark bread crust and alcohol play off each other and make a good combination. Bready flavor borders on a multi-grain bread. Some clove-like spice and banana finishes it up. Nice flavor overall.
M - Medium bodied with a healthy amount of carbonation. Finish is sweet and bready. Doesn't stick around for too long. Somewhat creamy overall.
D - Drinkability is very good. It is very quick to go down even at 7.5%. Some complexity keeps it interesting. I would have liked to see just a tad more wheat in this one but still a good solid brew from French Broad. I would recommend this one to anyone wanting to break into the (obscure) Dunkelweiizen style.
09-16-2008 02:15:54 | More by csmiley
North Carolina
4.18/5 rDev +11.2%
Style points upfront for a style I'm not sure I've encountered before.
Dark brown with ruby highlights. Nice creamy dark tan head, settles out to a nice even lace. Bananna nut muffin aroma with just a slight molasses sweetness. Spicy clove gives way to doughy wheat bread and toasted crust flavor. Very slight hint of smoke in the finish. Medium body with a nice lively carbonation keeps things feeling light for a dark colored beer. The 7.5% abv is nowhere to be found. A real nice drinker. I will be going for this again.
07-20-2008 20:49:42 | More by drunkmonk
3.73/5 rDev -0.8%
Poured from a 22 oz bomber from Bruisin' Ales in to an imperial pint glass.
Pours a very "cola" appearance. Nice tan head.
Smells of yeast, but not too fruity. Very creamy/smoothe smell.
Tastes very mellow rasiny with yeast. 7.5% alchohol is masked very well in there, can't really taste it.
Mouthfeel is a little fizzy for me.
Very easy to drink, would love to have this readily available to me, but this is not the case.
07-07-2008 21:30:20 | More by aubuc1
North Carolina
4.03/5 rDev +7.2%
Double-deuce bomber poured into a weizen glass yields a clear dark ruby-brown body trimmed in garnet highlights topped with impressive pale tan, extremely fine-bubbled foam a thick finger deep with great retention. Plenty of lacing remains stuck in the glass.
Smell is sweet and bready with a bit of wheat, banana, and clove on a mellow malty backbone.
Taste is warm and bready, yet crisp and refreshing. Silky flavors of molasses and banana are set off by a crisp citrus note and a juicy character. A hint of minerally bitter, cocoa-powdery chocolate lurks in the finish.
Smooth and a little mouth-coating, the drink is mild and delicious. A thickish medium body and fine carbonation make it a real treat to drink. No trace of the potent alcohol. Really."Dunkel-Witte" is a perfect description of the flavors and feel of the beer, oxymoronic or nay.
07-05-2008 17:12:37 | More by cvstrickland
4.1/5 rDev +9%
22 oz bottle from mikesgroove in the april powerball, thanks mike!
This is not a style I am at all familiar with, so I am just typing what i can get from it.
Poured a cola colored liquid into a pilsner glass and there was a tan head that started at 2 inches and maintained 1/4 inch for the whole glass. No lacing but very nice look overall.
Smell was not very strong or aromatic, but i could pick out some clove spice and some traces of wheatiness which were meshed with some dark fruitiness.
Taste seemed to be, for me, a cross between a reasonably balanced porter and a wheat beer. I could taste up front some wheat bread covered in brown sugar and cloves and toasted. midpalate i got some sweet molassas and dark cane sugar flavors, and at the end there was a slight over-ripe banana flavor. Very odd combination of flavors but it worked.
Nicely carbonated to the point where the mouthfeel was light, which when you look at the beer you dont expect it to be that light, but yet still creamy and not at all watery feeling.
Drinkability is unbelieveably high for this one. I downed the first pilsner glass and half a bomber in about 4 or 5 sips. I had to make myself slow down on the second glass so i didnt finish off the bomber too fast. The 7.5% is well hidden, unless you slam it like me, then i feel it.. good thing im not drivin!
I would seek this one out again for sure. Not sure how close to style it is, but whatever the case, I liked it!
06-14-2008 01:28:10 | More by tayner
North Carolina
3.7/5 rDev -1.6%
Pours a nice dark mahogany brown, with a light khaki cap - about 2 fingers in a weizen glass. Generously roasted wheats. A touch of smokiness takes a backseat and is not offensive in the least. A bit nutty. A little sugary sweetness in the middle but leaning more to the dry side on the finish. A touch of hops just add some balance, but that is about it. Pretty high on carbonation, but still smooth, though I could do with just a tad less bubbles. Very tasty, and definitely some points for being unique.
06-06-2008 21:05:25 | More by NCBeernut
North Carolina
3.88/5 rDev +3.2%
Was not sure what to expect with a name like this. I assumed it was a Witte styled beer brewed with dark wheat malt. If this was the case the Witte flavors eluded me. However if this was a Dunkleweizen it is a very tastey and unique example.
THe pour is deep scorched mahogany with a fluffy tan head that reaches high and falls rather quickly, settling to a sustained veil. Delicate lace.
The aroma is creamy dark wheat, light powdered cocoa, earthy hops, and a hint of spice.
THe flavor is slightly more pronounced. Roasty dark wheat and scorched caramel with a hint of cocoa. THere's very minimal spice flavor and some dark fruit and mild yeasty spice. The flavor is unique for whatever style this is supposed to be. It's good, but doesn't taste like any other dunkleweizens I've tried.
The body is slick and creamy, but lacks that wheaty sparkle. Almost too heavy for the style. Still tastey and very easy to drink.
05-28-2008 15:30:00 | More by AlexJ
North Carolina
3.4/5 rDev -9.6%
Pours a dark brown with a 1/2" khaki colored head.
Nice aroma of bananna bread and brown sugar. After smelling this beer I'm going to see if my wife will make me some bananna bread with brown sugar.
Taosty caramel malts with some brown sugar and bananna. Also a hint of soy sauce in the finish. Nothing really stands out flavor wise but it doesn't taste bad.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied and slightly creamy. Carbonation is spot on.
Easy enough to drink as the 7% is untracable. I get somewhat bored drinking a bomber though.
05-28-2008 02:58:46 | More by wcudwight
North Carolina
3.98/5 rDev +5.9%
A: Typical of a beer from Flying Saucer, this pint was served with virtually no head. The beer was a nice clear, dark brown with hints of ruby around the edges.
S: The sourness from the Witte shows up first, followed by a bit of caramel and cocoa from the dark roasted grains.
T: Again, the sourness from the Witte makes an early appearance. The darker malts show up later with hints of toasted pumpernickel bread (no, really!)
M: Moderately full with decent carbonation. Light hopping schedule prevents any bitter aftertaste.
D: An interesting cross between two classic styles. A nice refreshing brew for a sunny afternoon.
05-19-2008 00:44:50 | More by ewright
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
Served cool from 22 oz bottle courtesy of ncvbc into a Boston Lager glass.
Pours a dark mahogany brown with crystal clarity. Seemed to pour a bit flat--a more aggressive pour generated a 3/8" fluffy head that dissipated to a thin tan film that left slight lacing.
Aroma is strongly yeasty with a bit of fruit.
I'm really impressed with the flavor, balanced, smooth, not too dark and not too toasty. Nice sour flavor at the back of the mouth in the finish. Perfectly balanced, neither sweet nor dry.
Mouthfeel is good, a bit thin, just the right amount of bitterness. Plenty of carbonic tingle on the tip of the tongue despite the relatively flat pour.
This is a really drinkable beer. Not too heavy or sweet like the usual dunkelweizen. Happy to go back for a couple refills from this bomber. I'd buy another given the chance.
05-10-2008 23:41:19 | More by BattleRoadBrewer
3.73/5 rDev -0.8%
Pours a nice reddish dark brown with a 1/2 finger off-white head that leaves touches of lacing.
Smells nice - yeasty, brown sugar-y, fruity. Pleasant.
The taste loses a bit. Fruity with some nice touches of brown sugar sweetness. Touches of wheat. Yeasty finish. Not bad, although lacking some complexity. I'd like to try this without the white mixed in.
Mouthfeel is slightly spicy but overall decent.
Drinkability is good.
Overall, not bad. It grows on me a bit.
05-08-2008 06:32:53 | More by rallison
4.08/5 rDev +8.5%
Served on-tap at Flying Saucer, Raleigh.
I have to admit, I wasn't a fan of French Broad until I came across this oxymoronic beer (Dunkle Witte, isn't that just a German Black & Tan??). I didn't care for FB's Wee Heavy-er Scotch Ale, so I wasn't expecting alot out of the Dunkel Witte. Nevertheless, I'm somewhat surprised by the low rating this one has recieved.
The beer poured an attractive mahogany-amber hue; the head was light khaki in color and fantastically retained, leaving nice splotches of lacing down the sides of the pint glass. Somehow the aroma smelled better in the sample glass that I tried before I ordered a pint of this stuff, but nevertheless, the beer smelled pretty damn good, with notes of sweet caramel malt, brown sugar, floral hops, and some earth.
The taste was upper echelon for the "style": rich, creamy cane-sugar malts backed by a blend of sweetened red grapes and plum, butternut squash with brown sugar, and peppery hops. It's sweet, but not overly so, and the little kick of hops adds a perfect bitter note to the finish. Body is medium thickness, and nicely carbonated. Overall, this resurrected FB in my mind, which is good, because I like supporting my local breweries.
05-06-2008 22:38:29 | More by wagenvolks
3.25/5 rDev -13.6%
Appearance: Pours a clear, dark brown body encircled by a ring of beige-colored bubbles.
Smell: It's a hybrid! Alien scents of malted coriander, earthy brown sugar, sauteed fruits, yeast and dried citrus peel.
Taste: Brown malts with nutty brown sugar and a mild sweetness. Molasses-coated coriander. Hint of fruit. Some spicy, citrusy hints. Not much bitterness. A malty, mangled finish.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium carbonation.
Drinkability: A nice idea, but, in all honesty, I'd rather just have either the white or the dunkel.
05-05-2008 03:53:56 | More by ChainGangGuy
3.58/5 rDev -4.8%
Thanks to ncvbc for this. A 22oz bomber was poured into my Duvel chalice.
Poured a soda-colored black with about an inch of white head. The retention lasted for quite sometime. The scent is of some sweet malts, but other than that I'm really not too familiar with either style enough to put my finger on specific tastes. Mouthfeel is pretty light with a good amount of carbonation. Not too much, nor too little.
I really wasn't sure what to expect with this one, but I enjoyed it.
05-05-2008 01:59:27 | More by DontCallMeSurly
3.2/5 rDev -14.9%
22 oz bottle
A: Pours a cola colored brown under a half inch slightly off white head. No lace, no retention.
S: Some wheat, yeasty and tropical. Maybe some toasted malt and butter character as well.
T: Slightly sweet and fruity up front, toasted malt is big in between along with some taste I can't really define, I want to call it butter (which was in the smell) but it's slightly fruity, decent bitterness in the end. Very earthy tasting as well.
M/D: Medium bodied, lighter than it looks, no alcohol, carbonation is tight. Drinkability is only above average. There just isn't enough character in the smell or taste department. Bottle advertises a "Dunkel-Witte" but it really lacks any character that is found in a dunkel or witte.
05-04-2008 20:34:29 | More by NCSUdo
2.98/5 rDev -20.7%
Pours deep brown almost the same color as root beer with a small head, and below average lacing. Below average carbonation with a sweet smell of malts, mild hops and Belgium yeast. Tastes malty with a heavy yeast taste. Light on the pallet, this beer is not bad - but not great.
05-04-2008 01:57:52 | More by ATLbeerDog
3.65/5 rDev -2.9%
a: pours a dark brown in color with a white head that recedes to a thin ring
s: most of the wit is in the form of creamy, clean wheats and a light coriander spice; the dunkel shows itself mostly as an estery overripe banana
m: medium carbonation and light-medium body
t: Reminds me a lot of a wit with some darker German malts added (probably because that's what it is)...still retains the lightly sweet and lightly spicy character of a wit, with some fruity chocolate and estery notes added. Not particularly flavorful as nothing really stands out...no great wit or dunkel flavors but more of a bland in-between; but it's a nice experiment regardless.
d: easy enough...for a 7.5% it is well hidden
pint glass at the Raleigh Saucer...described by the brewer as a strong Belgian Dunkel Weizen
04-24-2008 23:41:38 | More by blackie
North Carolina
3.85/5 rDev +2.4%
Described as a blend of a Dunkle and Witbier. Served a nice clear brown with a thin head that diminished to a ring. The aroma was some brown malts, sweet fruits and spices. The taste was like a witbier with brown malt thrown in. The beer was medium bodied with some warming alcohol. This was an interesting beer to say the least.
03-08-2008 03:54:27 | More by atsprings
Dunkle Witte (Dark & White) from French Broad Brewing Co.
84 out of 100 based on 24 ratings.


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