Atlantic City, N.J., which is led by Don Guardian, is served by the Atlantic City International Airport.
The guitar is played in indie rock music.
The Addiction journal is published by Wiley-Blackwell on behalf of the Society for the Study of Addiction.
Abraham A. Ribicoff was born in Connecticut, in the United States, where one of the ethnic groups is the Native Americans.
The main ingredients of asam pedas consist of fish cooked in a sour and hot sauce. The dish originated in Sumatra and is also found in Malaysia.
Baked Alaska with meringue is from France, the US and China.
Atlantic City International Airport | city served | Atlantic City, New Jersey Atlantic City, New Jersey | leader | Don Guardian Indie rock | instrument | Guitar Addiction (journal) | publisher | Wiley-Blackwell on behalf of the Society for the Study of Addiction United States | ethnic group | Native Americans in the United States Abraham A. Ribicoff | birth place | Connecticut Abraham A. Ribicoff | nationality | United States Asam pedas | country | Malaysia Asam pedas | region | Sumatra Asam pedas | main ingredient | Fish cooked in sour and hot sauce Baked Alaska | country | France, United States or China Baked Alaska | ingredient | Meringue