Andrew Amelinckx
Journalist and Writer at Freelance
Freelance journalist, author, and visual artist. My newest nonfiction book, Satellite Boy, published by @counterpointllc, is out now. Repped by Jeff Ourvan.
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1 day ago |
yahoo.com | Andrew Amelinckx
There's a new margarita in town and it's here to liven up your summer. The traditional margarita is one of the world's most loved cocktails with its refreshing tartness balanced with a bit of sweetness, and held together by the smooth flavor of tequila. There are a lot of versions out there, many of which riff off the basic formula of tequila, triple sec, or Cointreau, and lime juice (and sometimes simple syrup or another sweetener).
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2 days ago |
yahoo.com | Andrew Amelinckx
If you find yourself craving both a bologna sandwich and something a bit more upscale than a beer with which to enjoy it, we're here for you. Sure, you could elevate your bologna sandwich by frying the meat or topping it with a fried egg, but here's another idea. There's something to be said about pairing a sandwich that some might consider lowbrow, but is in fact a delicious dish, with a cocktail that's a bit swanky.
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3 days ago |
grunge.com | Andrew Amelinckx
What does the word "bravo" conjure up to you? It could be a kind word given by a parent for a job well done. Or maybe it's the channel dedicated to reality TV. If you're in the military, perhaps your mind goes straight to the radio code for the letter "B." And if you happen to be in an airport, "bravo" or more accurately "code bravo," can mean something pretty serious. It's the code the Transportation Security Administration uses for a general security threat.
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1 week ago |
grunge.com | Andrew Amelinckx
It came down to the final seconds of the competition, but a 20-year-old woman from Montreal representing Switzerland pulled out the 1988 Eurovision win. It was April 30, 1988, and Celine Dion had just performed in front of an international television audience of somewhere around 600 million at the international music competition held that year in Dublin, Ireland.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Andrew Amelinckx
Once there was a war for the hearts and stomachs of America's children. On one side was Chef Boyardee and on the other, Franco-American. It was sort of like the infamous "Cola Wars" of the 1980s between Coca-Cola and Pepsi, which the latter has attempted to reignite with its head-to-head "Pepsi Challenge," but a bit more under-the-radar. And unlike Pepsi and Coke, there was a clear loser.
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