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10 dip recipes for entertaining or solo snacking The Takeout © Photo: Aimee Levitt Spring is here, summer is around the corner, and you’ve done a lot of cooking this year—so why not make things a little easier on yourself? Dip is a great contribution to barbecues, book club, and countless other gatherings, but it’s also a great snack to unwind with after work or when you’re kicking off a relaxing weekend in front of the TV. You don’t need a party invitation as an exc...

Brooklyn, NY, June 19, 2020. Volume 62, Issue 1 SPRING FORWARD, FALL BACK. As mnemonics go, one of the best, as equipment for living, not the recipe we need. Though this issue hits the bookstands the day after we spin the clocks ahead, if springing forward is what you’re looking for, you’ve come to the wrong place. Many things must change, given where we’ve been, yet none of that will happen unless we come to terms with what we’ve learned. And it isn’t the lies, the self-dealing, the ...

Chicagos own Third Coast Percussion, joined by composer Blood Orange, are among nominees. Some of the group talks about how they make daring and wondrous music like few artists can! This mind-bending group has been together for 16 years, has three Grammy nominations and even won in 2017. "The thrill does not ever end," said Robert Dillion with Third Coast Percussion. "Obviously this year we wish we could be in LA with everyone else." The ongoing pandemic means they will have to celebrate here i...

West Michigan’s Nathan Walton taps ‘American Idol’ experience for new album John Sinkevics, LocalSpins.com Byron Center singer and musician Nathan Walton has come a long way since winging it to Hollywood as a wide-eyed “American Idol” contestant back in 2019. Maneuvering the arduous and emotionally distressing obstacles of a global pandemic over the past year, Walton managed to record a new studio album with a group of West Michigan all-star musicians and already has enough material f...

Third Coast Percussion, Sérgio And Clarice Assad Join Forces for ARCHETYPES On Cedille Records Available March 12, 2021, Archetypes, a world-premiere recording, depicts figures such as the Rebel, Lover, Magician, Jester, Hero, and Explorer.by BWW News Desk Grammy Award-winning Third Coast Percussion, celebrated Brazilian guitarist Sérgio Assad, and his daughter, the vibrant vocalist, composer, and multi-instrumentalist Clarice Assad, join forces for Archetypes, a collaboratively written prog...

Email In early March, the sunset lookouts in Monteverde, Costa Rica, were packed with tourists. This community of roughly 6,000 residents is an ecotourism hot spot, and by most accounts, 2020 was set to be a banner year. Now police tape wraps the newly installed wooden benches, and every attraction, including the famed Cloud Forest Biological Preserve, is shuttered. Restaurants are folding and accommodations, from backpacker hostels to homestays and Airbnbs, are empty. A silence has descended, ...

(Separate multiple addresses with a comma) Your Email Address Your Message (optional) ING Capital Arranges $550MM Credit Facility for Lighthouse Infrastructure February 16, 2021, 07:36 AM Lighthouse Infrastructure, a wholly owned subsidiary of Third Coast Midstream, entered into a new five-year credit agreement consisting of a term loan facility in the initial aggregate principal amount of $490 million and a $60 million revolving credit facility ("Facility"). The proceeds of the...

Third Coast Midstream Completes Successful Debt Refinancing News provided by Share this article Share this article HOUSTON, Feb. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Lighthouse Infrastructure, LLC ("Lighthouse"), a wholly owned subsidiary of Third Coast Midstream, LLC ("Third Coast"), has entered into a new five-year credit agreement consisting of a term loan facility in the initial aggregate principal amount of $490 million and a $60 million revolving credit facility ("Facility"). The proceeds of the Fa...

In between the East Coast and West Coast lies the Third Coast - the Great Lakes - where a band of percussionists marches to the beat of lots of different drums.

What will Houston look like in a post-pandemic world? Chron 2/2/2021 © Scott Kingsley / Staff Photographer Rice University sociologist Stephen Klineberg believes decisions to increase walkability and find oil alternatives are essential to Houstons future. In a town that has historically run on oil as its lifeblood, Houston took a profound hit when the coronavirus pandemic hit last March. In a somber footnote to 2020, more than 100 oil and gas companies declared bankruptcy across the U.S., a...