proclaims

He has come up, as his title proclaims, with "blokes."

Gentility Takes a Holiday John Gross 2009

Appearance: a 12 oz brown bottle, the cap seems a little loose-fitting, but no apparent lack of carbonation on the pour, however, it does make me question how well this would last; a small fast white head dissipates quickly; while the label proclaims this to be a platinum blonde, it's more like a strawberry blonde or gold

A Trove of New Beer – Day 4 – Capital (Platinum) Blonde Doppelbock 2008

Appearance: a 12 oz brown bottle, the cap seems a little loose-fitting, but no apparent lack of carbonation on the pour, however, it does make me question how well this would last; a small fast white head dissipates quickly; while the label proclaims this to be a platinum blonde, it's more like a strawberry blonde or gold

Archive 2008-03-01 2008

Although the label proclaims it as World Class Beer, I think it's a little too light.

Archive 2006-12-01 e d b m 2006

Although the label proclaims it as World Class Beer, I think it's a little too light.

Sichuan Hot Pot & the Chinese Ideology of "Hot Air" e d b m 2006

It is about what its title proclaims; how one's character is formed and deformed by nature and nurture, by genes and luck, and how it is toughened by rejection and cruelty.

Burns' Comic Realism Remains, His Brothers Are Gone 1998

In the cover story of the latest issue of WIRED, Editor-in-Chief Chris Anderson makes a claim that at first, soaked as we are in the "maker" DIY culture of the internet and science fiction, doesn't seem completely preposterous: "micro-factories" are the "future of American manufacturing" - as the title proclaims, "Atoms Are the New Bits."

Gizmodo 2010

In the cover story of the latest issue of WIRED, Editor-in-Chief Chris Anderson makes a claim that at first, soaked as we are in the "maker" DIY culture of the internet and science fiction, doesn't seem completely preposterous: "micro-factories" are the "future of American manufacturing" - as the title proclaims, "Atoms Are the New Bits."

Gizmodo 2010

In the cover story of the latest issue of WIRED, Editor-in-Chief Chris Anderson makes a claim that at first, soaked as we are in the "maker" DIY culture of the internet and science fiction, doesn't seem completely preposterous: "micro-factories" are the "future of American manufacturing" - as the title proclaims, "Atoms Are the New Bits."

Gizmodo 2010

Mr. Rudd is front and center in his new comedy, but as its title proclaims, "I Love You, Man" is less interested in the relationship between the hero and his bride-to-be than in the deep and true (but strictly nonsexual) feelings he has developed for his new best buddy.

Paul Rudd: A Leading Man At Last 2010