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Despite everything, new restaurants are still opening. Here are a few we’re looking forward to this year.
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Despite everything, new restaurants are still opening. Here are a few we’re looking forward to this year.
Nearly a dozen vintage recordings of mele (songs or chants) for ancient hula have been resurrected|!!| remastered and compiled on a new album|!!| Ancient Hula Hawaiian Style|!!| Volume 1: Hula Kuahu.
Following george floyd's death during the end of may and into early june. >> remember when i talked about how the system often tries to neutralize rising leaders? in the wake of the protest, ant smith was arrested in his home by federal agents for supposedly damaging federal property months before the current protests even though his friends and fellow activists say the charges are false. white supremacy ain't going nowhere if the systems in place don't change. the same tactics and injustices can keep happening. just listen to his friend and philly lawyer, michael cord. >> and so, first of all...
Following george floyd's death during the end of may and into early june. >> remember when i talked about how the system often tries to neutralize rising leaders? well, in the wake of the protest following the death, antsmith was arrested in his home by federal agents for supposedly damaging federal property months before the current protests, even though his friends and fellow activists say the charges are false. white supremacy ain't going nowhere if the systems in place don't change. the same tactics and injustices can keep happening. just listen to his friend and philly lawyer, michael cor...
With major tenants, a Houston-first mentality, and big-name chefs at the ready, it holds promise. By Timothy Malcolm 5/14/2021 at 9:53am The Ion and its entrance plaza in Midtown Houston. When standing on a concourse at The Ion, the 266,000-square-foot building rising above city lots as the first step of many in creating a 16-acre Midtown Houston innovation district, it's easy to imagine all the activity that's expected in the future. Look up, and Microsoft workers might scramble from one doorway to another. Entrepreneurs and makers from places like TX/RX Labs may converse over coffe...