Nyt intelligent design - evoluutio-debatista on saanut jo kaljan myyntiinkin uutta puhtia... Suomessa ei tuollaisia etikettejä ole sentään vielä näkynyt :)
Counter-Culture Brewmeister Wasatch Depicts Evolution vs. “Intelligent Design”
2002 “Unofficial” Amber Ale Evolves
November 7, 2005 (Park City, Utah) — Wasatch Brewery reflects a growing debate in Utah and around the country: should “intelligent design” be taught in science classes as an alternative to Darwin’s Theory of Evolution? With this in mind, the Gold Medal winning 2002 “Unofficial” Amber Ale has officially been replaced on the shelves by Evolution Amber Ale as founder of Wasatch Brewery, Greg Schirf, once again stirs the controversial pot of local politics. Wasatch Beer’s newest label includes a “Darwin Approved” seal explaining that the beer was “created in 27 days, not 7.”
Schirf has become the brewmeister of more than just beer. Many remember Schirf’s highly controversial move during the 2002 Winter Olympics with his launch of the 2002 “Unofficial” Amber Ale, which quickly drew attention from the US Olympic Committee and the official beer sponsor, Anheuser-Busch. Another Wasatch brew, which gained national and international spotlight, was Polygamy Porter (“Why have just one?”). Schirf is also the former impersonator of Ben Franklin when he recreated the Boston Tea Party by dumping four kegs of beer into the Great Salt Lake as a beer tax protest that inspired the launching of his 1st Amendment Lager ("Give me liberty, or give me a cold one.")
Counter-Culture Brewmeister Wasatch Depicts Evolution vs. “Intelligent Design”
2002 “Unofficial” Amber Ale Evolves
November 7, 2005 (Park City, Utah) — Wasatch Brewery reflects a growing debate in Utah and around the country: should “intelligent design” be taught in science classes as an alternative to Darwin’s Theory of Evolution? With this in mind, the Gold Medal winning 2002 “Unofficial” Amber Ale has officially been replaced on the shelves by Evolution Amber Ale as founder of Wasatch Brewery, Greg Schirf, once again stirs the controversial pot of local politics. Wasatch Beer’s newest label includes a “Darwin Approved” seal explaining that the beer was “created in 27 days, not 7.”
Schirf has become the brewmeister of more than just beer. Many remember Schirf’s highly controversial move during the 2002 Winter Olympics with his launch of the 2002 “Unofficial” Amber Ale, which quickly drew attention from the US Olympic Committee and the official beer sponsor, Anheuser-Busch. Another Wasatch brew, which gained national and international spotlight, was Polygamy Porter (“Why have just one?”). Schirf is also the former impersonator of Ben Franklin when he recreated the Boston Tea Party by dumping four kegs of beer into the Great Salt Lake as a beer tax protest that inspired the launching of his 1st Amendment Lager ("Give me liberty, or give me a cold one.")
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Vanhimmat
http://www.wasatchbeers.com/evopage.html
Ai-jai-jai, elämä on tarua ihmeellisempää :)
> Wasatch Beer’s newest label includes a “Darwin Approved” seal explaining that the beer was “created in 27 days, not 7”.
:D
Miksiköhän siinä on 7, eikä lukuna ole 6, kuten Raamatun luomiskertomuksessa: Seitsemäs päivähän oli lepopäivä, ei luomispäivä.