The yogurt dip called labaneh is crunchy with walnuts and surprisingly mellow, considering its killer dose of garlic.
Among the starters, asparagus and speck accompany a traditional Lyonnais cheese dip called cervelle de canut, which looks and tastes like tzatziki.
A margarine drench and bag service are not characteristic of boiling points in Louisiana; nor is a make-your-own swab of lime juice, black pepper and salt, which recalls the traditional Vietnamese dip called muoi tieu chanh.
That includes the restaurant's namesake appetizer of eggplant, tahini, garlic and lemon juice; its ground chickpea-based hummus; and a velvety smooth red pepper dip called mahamara, all of which pair well with toasted pita chips ($3 per half pint for each).
And while you're making new friends, you'll also find cassava chips with a coconut cream dip called "nachos". .
In most aspects, the terrain is boringly uninteresting, but along one critical direction it has an infinite series of dips, called zeroes, and these zeroes code all the information about prime patterns.
Senior portfolio manager Chris Darbyshire introduces us to securitisation, the process that saw sub-prime mortgages bundled together in packages and sold as bonds, first in small groups of properties from single states, then, bundled again, in America-wide financial lucky dips called collateralised debt obligations (CDOs).
Movement parallel to the dip is called dip-slip faulting.
It includes a variety of pizzas, and dip appetizers called Cosi Corners.
Over recent months, and with his rating dipping, the call has been for the clever positioning and brainy phrase-making to give way to commitments of substance and a stronger sense of leadership.
