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1 week ago | 
naturalgasintel.com | Jacob Dick |Jodi Shafto |Christopher Lenton |Chris Newman
Germany’s Uniper SE has secured multiple supply deals with Australia’s Woodside Energy Group Ltd., including for U.S. LNG, as the Louisiana export project moves toward sanctioning. Uniper, Europe’s largest natural gas buyer, agreed to purchase up to 2 million tons/year (Mt/y) in a pair of deals disclosed Wednesday (April 16).
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Aug 30, 2024 | 
sylvanaqua.medium.com | Chris Newman
Social media networks are protecting hate speech and punishing people for defending themselves from itBack in January I went viral in a way I never have, before or since, from a reel I improvised while feeding my hens during a frosty sunrise.
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Aug 26, 2024 | 
bakerbotts.com | Andrew Baker |Kevin Dobbs |Jodi Shafto |Chris Newman
Published in: Daily Gas Price Index Filed under: Infrastructure International LNG Click here to listen to the latest episode of NGI’s Hub and Flow featuring Baker Botts LLP’s Jason Bennett and NGI’s Senior LNG Editor Jacob Dick as they discuss why demand for liquefied natural gas is expected to remain strong despite rising complications.
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Oct 18, 2023 | 
sylvanaqua.medium.com | Chris Newman
In case you don't know (I certainly didn't), this is former UFC fighter and current businessman Dana White riffing on the misconceptions people have about what it's like to run your own business instead of working for someone else. I spend the first decade after college working for other people, from large corporations like Lockheed Martin down to small startups with fewer than ten people. And then I spent the ten years after that operating my own business.
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Oct 4, 2023 | 
carolinanewsandreporter.cic.sc.edu | Chris Newman
A plethora of paintings, sculptures and other art cover the walls and the floor inside of the Columbia Museum of Art. But there’s something else going on within the walls of the museum. The organization hosts events inside its venue and rents out its space to paying customers. “We have a lot of weddings and a lot of corporate partnerships,” said Dana Witkoski, the museum’s engagement specialist. “You can throw a party here if you want.
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Aug 9, 2023 | 
sylvanaqua.medium.com | Chris Newman
Read this shit. Reinventing history has been a favorite hobby of raging jackasses for at least the last century. Let's say it's bookended in the industrial era by the Lost Cause movement at the end of the Civil War and the Lost Men movement at the beginning of the new civil war that seems to be brewing, the latter of which we are going to discuss now.
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Jul 26, 2023 | 
sylvanaqua.medium.com | Chris Newman
I'm a big fan of a country music sub-genre called "outlaw country." Its artists are some of the most widely recognizable names in music: Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, Charlie Daniels. You probably know these names and can recall some of their songs even if you don't like country.
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Mar 10, 2023 | 
sylvanaqua.medium.com | Chris Newman
By Chris Newman From your Big Brother, an Older MillennialThese crazy kids and their crazy... 80's fashion revival (image via Wrike) Note: this essay is adapted from a TikTok I posted some months ago (this is a duet of that video someone posted, since I'm no longer on TikTok and the OG post is no longer available) I was reminded of the TikTok that's inspired this essay by a drunken conversation I had with an old college friend of mine and his mother. Ma Dukes is a first-generation...
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Mar 1, 2023 | 
sylvanaqua.medium.com | Chris Newman
By Chris Newman Lessons I Learned in Business and Life From My Character AssassinationApril 26, 2021 was the worst, and best, day of my life. I was about to break up with someone. Actually, closer to a dozen someones. The previous 15 months had been some of the most bizarre in recent American history, kicking off with a pandemic, lurching into the most pronounced racial unrest...
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Feb 27, 2023 | 
sylvanaqua.medium.com | Chris Newman
By Chris Newman Why farmers are scared of their own customers, and how it's holding sustainable agriculture backI've worked with about a half-dozen farms over the last six months as part of a Skywoman effort to help them get profitable, collaborate with other businesses, and advance the work of regional food sovereignty. In the course of that work, one thing has stood out above all else:
