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#440995 - Leche Flan Recipe



Silky smooth and decadent Leche Flan with a decadent caramel sauce and hint of lime rind makes for the perfect ending to any meal.

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#440996 - Double Chocolate Muffins Vegan Recipe



These vegan double chocolate muffins are so soft, moist and packed with chocolate flavor! Dark cocoa and chocolate chip dairy free muffins recipe!

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#441004 - Vanilla Waffles Vegan Recipe



These vegan waffles are perfectly crispy and flavored with a hint of vanilla! Super easy to make with a handful of pantry staples, and perfect for an indulgent breakfast or brunch.

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#441008 - Tandoori Garlic Roti Flatbread Recipe



It’s time to try these homemade Tandoori Garlic Rotis. These delicious flatbreads are extremely easy to make and can easily be customized to suit everyone’s tastes.

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#441009 - Chocolate Zucchini Cake Recipe



A family recipe for a simple, moist chocolate zucchini cake made delicious by grated zucchini, oil, buttermilk and cocoa.

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#441013 - Vegan Almond Dark Chocolate Recipe



This amazing Vegan Almond Dark Chocolate is the best dessert for all chocolate lovers, that you must try!

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#441015 - Indian Kachumbar Salad Recipe



This Indian Kachumber Salad is a side dish to almost all indian recipes! It's fresh, incredibly healthy and tastes delicious! The best part is that it can be ready to serve in just 5 minutes!

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#441016 - Hibiscus Jalapeno Kargarita Cocktail Recipe



Hibiscus tea mixed with tequila, lime, jalapeno, and pineapple makes this one delicious cocktail!

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Twitter sticks a beak in, Clippy-style: Are you sure you want to set your account alight with that flame?

No, you still can't edit tweets

Although editing published tweets still remains strictly verboten on Twitter, the microblogging anger echo chamber intends to prompt English-speaking iPhone-wielding users to double-check content before posting a reply that they might regret.…




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When the chips are down, thank goodness for software engineers: AI algorithms 'outpace Moore's law'

ML eggheads, devs get more bang for their buck, say OpenAI duo

Machine-learning algorithms are improving in performance at a rate faster than that of the underlying computer chips, we're told.…




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Australian contact-tracing app sent no data to contact-tracers for at least ten days after hurried launch

Doesn't play well on iPhones, but bureaucrats rushed it out rather than wait months for perfection. Meanwhile serious bug reports have emerged

Australia’s “COVIDSafe” contact-tracing app was rushed to market in the knowledge it would perform poorly on some devices and without agreements in place to let actual contact-tracers use the data it collects. As a result, no collected data has been used in at least 10 days since its launch.…




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Server sales went through the roof in the first three months of 2020. Enjoy it while it lasts, Dell, HPE, and pals

Enterprise demand set to soften, offset tier-two cloud, telco sales

Global server shipments reached an industry record-breaking 3.3 million units in the first quarter of 2020, marking a 30 per cent year-on-year growth, Omdia analysts estimated this week.…




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A lot has changed since Android 11 was but a twinkle in Google's eye – so mobile OS has been delayed a month

'Extra time for you to test,' you lucky, lucky developers

Google has applied the brakes to Android 11, pushing things out by a month as it grapples with a world that is much changed since planning for the release began.…




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If it feels like the software world is held together by string and a prayer, we don't blame you: Facebook SDK snafu breaks top iOS apps

Update used wrong data type, causing Tinder to Spotify to fall over

A change in the Facebook SDK backend managed to crash many popular iOS apps that integrated the code library, used for implementing various Facebook services.…




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Go on, hit Reply All. We dare you. We double dare you. Because Office 365 will defeat your server-slamming ways

Even Exchange’s marketing bod reckons tests of new Reply-All-stopper could be a career-defining moment

Microsoft may just have made Reply All storms a thing of the past, by adding a suitable blocker to Exchange in Office 365 environments.…




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Samsung to launch debit card and financial-health-as-a-service service

There's revenue to be had with being a participant in the payments web, and the Apple experience to measure up against

Samsung has announced it will launch a debit card.…




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India’s Jio Platforms scores third US cash injection in three weeks - this time $1.5bn from Vista Equity Partners

It's like three buses showing up at once carrying $8bn

India’s largest mobile carrier, Jio, has just scored a third new investor in three weeks!…




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Microsoft claims AWS has used new JEDI mind trick with secret contract objection filing

It's over, Amazon, we have the high ground (and all you had was a high price) says Redmond

Updated Amazon.com has filed a second, secret, appeal against the decision to award Microsoft the Pentagon's $10bn Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) cloud contract.…




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Apple owes us big time for bungled display-killing cable design in MacBook Pro kit, lawsuit claims

iGiant not only screwed up the wiring, it knew it was shipping dodgy gear, it is claimed

Apple is potentially facing a class-action lawsuit over the failure of displays on its MacBook Pro line.…




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I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Spacecraft with graphene sails powered by starlight and lasers

Nice way to get to Alpha Centauri though boffin tells us: 'Such a laser system could be used as a weapon'

Coin-sized pieces of graphene can be accelerated by firing low-powered lasers at them in micro-gravity conditions, say scientists. The technology could be a stepping stone to graphene solar sails, which could propel future spacecraft using starlight or a laser array.…




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2/23/14 - They all clapped and cheered




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6/15/14 - Particularly strong or fast




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6/22/14 - Which finally explains




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05/17/15 - The last thing she ever said




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10/04/15 - A plague that swept through the city




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10/09/16 - Keeping busy these last few weeks




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11/20/16 - And we never complained




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06/11/17 - Last time for the first time




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06/18/17 - Start to laugh




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В Сколково пройдёт бесплатная технологическая конференция Startup Village, плюс лекции от мировых инвесторов. Join us!

Тысячи стартапов на любой вкус. Это очень интересно.




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Review of The Blackwell Legacy (Windows)

A review by piltdown_man (179399). A good story, well told




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Подстава Ubisoft: геймплейный трейлер Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, взбесивший игроков

Показали игрокам нарезку из динамичных кадров, который хватило на полторы минуты хронометража.




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Ubisoft ответила на критику «геймплея» Assassin’s Creed Valhalla

Креативный директор игры Ашраф Измаил решил ответить геймерам и успокоить аудиторию.




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Угроза для PlayStation 5: 140+ разработчиков уже создают игры для Xbox Series X

В состав «армии Microsoft» попали как инди-студии, так и крупные разработчики.




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Microsoft будет бесплатно чинить ноутбуки Surface Laptop 3 с треснутыми экранами

Компания обещает бесплатный ремонт устройств и возмещение расходов, если ноутбук уже отремонтировали.




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Samsung Galaxy A21s получит «дырявый» дисплей и новый процессор Exynos 850

Смартфон появился на сайте Google Play Console, благодаря чему стали известны его некоторые характеристики и дизайн.




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Featured - Know Thy Genome, Know Thyself - Coriell Personalized Medicine Collaborative

For those of you who follow the tweets of @DivaBiotech, you are already familiar with the varied interests and activities of outgoing world traveler and international marketing guru in the area of genomics, Ruby Gadelrab. Ruby is one of my favorite tweeps, keeping me up to date on the personal genomics scene and the latest biotech science news. I asked Ruby to guest post; (read more)

Source: Suzy - Discipline: BioTech




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Featured - My Biggest Lab Mistake (and why I don't leave home without socks)

My grad schools days are long behind me, and as time goes on, my memories of the pain and suffering become more of a blur. But, there was one day that I will never forget.  Not only did I lose an entire days work, but I was lucky to avoid serious injury. It was the day I made the biggest mistake I ever made in the lab.My graduate school was in a southern area of the country where obnoxio; (read more)

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Featured - Negotiating Salary in Biotech

This question is about the hiring process and the discussion around salary. The answer is quite involved so it would be easiest to post it separately so we can discuss the topic and also, as always, I welcome others to share their experiences. Just wondering if you might be able to comment on the hiring process. Specifically in my case, I'm just wondering how salary negotations occurs in a compa; (read more)

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Featured - Biotech update: Life Tech layoffs sign of the times?

 Last week the biotech community in San Diego suffered a tough blow as many positions were eliminated as part of a plan to save $20 million dollars in the hopes that Life Tech will please their investors.  People who lost jobs included veterans with the company, many who were loyal and hard-working to the almighty borg of biotechs, sacrificing their nights, vacations, and weekend; (read more)

Source: Suzy - Discipline: BioTech




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If Kids Aren’t Playing with Most of Their Toys NOW, Let’s Assume They Never Will

“Even after weeks of staying home, my kids are just not interested in all the stuff we have. Let’s be honest. If a toy isn’t getting any action amid this distraction-free, stuck-at-home living, chances are it’s never getting touched again.” Liz Russell figures out what really engages and changes kids during the quarantine, and will […]




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Last Day to Enter Video Contest! Show Us Your Kid’s Newfound Independence!

I realize that sounds kinda nuts — why are we asking PARENTS to show us their KIDS being independent? Who, after all, is better at making videos? Mom or little Ava (who’s 5)? But legally we can’t ask anyone under 13 to do anything. So go document your children doing something new on their own, […]




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It’s Not Too Late — Free Printable Mother’s Day Cards / Cool Activities

These “cards” are really an excuse for kids to interview their moms and shower them with the ultimate gifts: attention to mom’s quirky uniqueness, gratitude, and offers of help! Here you go — click here! (Mother’s Day is SUNDAY!)




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Massive Layoffs When Trucks Become Autonomous

1.8 million people in the United States drive heavy trucks for a living and are at risk of losing their jobs when trucks become autonomous. That number is from the BLS category heavy and tractor-trailer trucking with 1.8 million employees. A separate category Delivery Truck Drivers and Driver/Sales Workers has 1.3 million workers. The heavy duty truckers are more at risk than the local delivery drivers because it is easier to automate long haul driving on interstates than to automate driving on more complex (cross traffic, pedestrians, parked cars, etc) local roads. Plus, delivery drivers have to run up to houses and businesses to make most deliveries. Building robots to do that work will take longer. Railroad operation is easier...




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Trump And Blue Collar Workers

I am amazed at what gritty realism the Wall Street Journal will publish from Peggy Noonan. Life has been famously cruel to some good people the past few decades. The past few years it seemed the progressive left and the Democratic Party, confident in what they called the coalition of the ascendant, were looking at the old American working class, especially the white working class, and saying: “Here’s your disability check, now go take your opioids and get lost while we transform our country. By the way, we have friends on Wall Street.” From the right and Republicans it was: “Take your piece of the dole, we are importing an entire new people from other countries to take your place,...




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Tesla Autopilot Slashes Accident Rates

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) finds Tesla's Autopilot cuts crashes by 40%. How cool is that? Autonomous vehicles are going to cause a huge decline in accidents and deaths. Even short of autonomous vehicles, when you get your next car try to get one that supports automatic braking on imminent collision detection. You could get a large fraction of the collision avoidance benefit at a much lower cost today. Check out Insurance Institute for Highway Safety ratings of collision avoidance systems in current cars. Watch a Tesla react to a crash in front of it: Watch a Tesla avoid hitting a reckless driver: A recent analysis finds that autonomous vehicles will allow 2 million disabled people to get...




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JoT #2701: Lockdown Relationship Stress!



Is your Significant Other significantly agitated?




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Dodo le mouton et le landau mystérieux.

Contes de fées aux enfants - Dodo le mouton et le landau mystérieux.




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Frédéric la grenouille et Elias l'éléphant

Contes de fées aux enfants - Frédéric la grenouille et Elias l'éléphant.




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Octo-Puce la pieuvre et Craby-la-Pince le crabe

Contes de fées aux enfants - Octo-Puce la pieuvre et Craby-la-Pince le crabe.