In our May 3 issue, the article entitled “Ten Bourbon Drinks You’ll Be Drinking All Summer” was incorrectly titled. It should have been titled, “In Africa, A Mutating Wheat Spore Prompts New Worries.” We regret the error.
In our May 14 issue, the review of the 2017 Volkswagen Touareg included the phrase “two of the most perfect bazongas you ever fucking saw” by mistake. We regret the error.
In our May 22 issue, the name of the Assistant Interior Minister of Venezuela was misspelled. His name is Jose Maria Santos, not Natural Maple Fender Stratocaster. We regret the error.
In our June 1 issue, in the article about Rabbi Daniel Cohen’s attempt to climb Mr. Everest while wearing a tallis, the sentence “His only headgear was a yakuza” should have read “His only headgear was a yarmulke.” We regret the error.
In our June 3 issue, the article about the Bureau of Labor Statistics should have been an article about Indian restaurants in Spokane, WA. We regret the error.
In our June 6 issue, the article about the invasion of Normandy, France incorrectly stated that the Supreme Allied Commander was Daffy Duck. It was Gen. Dwight Eisenhower. We regret the error.
In our June 8 issue, in the ingredients list for the recipe for Caprese Salad, the item “one pound red, ripe, smooth, luscious, firm, plump, yielding, obedient, sensuous, throbbing, wet, moist, fragrant tomatoes” should have read “one pound ripe Roma tomatoes.” We regret the error.
In our June 11 issue, the article about Arizona Diamondbacks utility outfielder Ron Housman should not have included the obituary for Ed, the World’s Oldest Flamingo. We regret the error.
Our June 20 issue should not have been published. Today is only June 13. We regret the error.
Tricia
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