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my dream meal is to try a real smoke meat without burning a hole in the wallet
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look not bad, skip the carbo but if will to eat all the burn stuff i prefer to be this. the meat better be from a real smoker
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A Taiwanese primary school teacher was sentenced to 17 years in jail by the Taoyuan District Court after being accused of sexually assaulting a standard 6 student. According to Sin Chew Daily, the teacher had fallen for the student and eventually got pregnant, giving birth to a baby boy. She gave birth to the student’s child The Taoyuan District Court found that the teacher had sexually assaulted the student 9 times during class and lunch breaks between February 25 and June 23, 2020. She eventually got pregnant in May that year and gave birth the following year. Their relationship only came to light when the student’s father found out and called the police. She attempted to shift the blame onto the student During the investigation, the teacher denied everything and claimed it was the student who took advantage of her, but the prosecutor didn’t buy it and still charged her. From the boy’s confession, it was clear he wasn’t the one who initiated anything, but in fact the other way around. He also said he was scared the first 2 times they had sexual intercourse, especially since he didn’t want it to happen in the first place. Source: Sin Chew Daily The court later found that the teacher had committed 2 counts of forcing sexual intercourse with teenagers under the age of 14 and sentenced her to 17 years and 6 months in prison. In addition, she was fired and banned from ever working as a teacher again under the Teachers Law.
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A person who did a good deed by putting out a fire at an arcade was allegedly asked by the owner of the fire extinguisher to pay for using it. Baek Kyung, a firefighter and writer who shares anecdotes under his pen name on the social media platform X, posted the story on Saturday. He recounted a recent phone call made to the fire station. The caller was a passerby who had put out a small fire in front of a commercial building, according to the post. The fire had started near a utility pole, with a discarded cigarette butt igniting a pile of trash. Acting quickly, the person grabbed a fire extinguisher in a restaurant on the ground floor of the building and managed to put out the flames before fire trucks even arrived.
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INTEL Corp. is poised to announce plans this week to cut more than 20% of its staff, aiming to eliminate bureaucracy at the struggling chipmaker, according to a person with knowledge of the matter. The move is part of a bid to streamline management and rebuild an engineering-driven culture, according to the person, who asked not to be identified because the plans are private. It would be the first major restructuring under new Chief Executive Officer Lip-Bu Tan, who took the helm last month. The cutbacks follow an effort last year to slash about 15,000 jobs - a round of layoffs announced in August. Intel had 108,900 employees at the end of 2024, down from 124,800 the previous year. A representative for Intel declined to comment. Tan is aiming to turn around the iconic chipmaker after years of Intel ceding ground to rivals. The Santa Clara, California-based company lost its technological edge and has struggled to catch up with Nvidia Corp. in artificial intelligence computing. That contributed to three straight years of sales declines and mounting red ink. Tan, a veteran of Cadence Design Systems Inc., has vowed to spin off Intel assets that aren’t central to its mission and create more compelling products. Last week, the company agreed to sell a 51% stake in its programmable chips unit Altera to Silver Lake Management, a step toward that goal. Intel needs to replace the engineering talent it has lost, improve its balance sheet and better attune manufacturing processes to the needs of potential customers, Tan said last month at the Intel Vision conference. The company is scheduled to report its first-quarter results on Thursday. - Bloomberg
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heng i dont know anyone who is Alexis? the google ai?
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And my home canning begin. need the lids to store lot and lot of ghee so need to buy first, next is Pressure Canning Ground pork/beef with 3 jar first i hope my induction can have a stable temp so that my pressure canner can reach a stable 13 psi
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The US Navy has killed its next-generation hypersonic missile, slamming the brakes on a once-promising development program amid soaring costs, shaky performance and China’s growing arsenal. This month, Naval News reported that the US Navy has terminated its Hypersonic Air-Launched Offensive (HALO) missile initiative, originally part of the Offensive Anti-Surface Warfare Increment 2 (OASuW Inc 2) program, citing insurmountable budgetary issues and underperformance. The US Navy has killed its next-generation hypersonic missile, slamming the brakes on a once-promising development program amid soaring costs, shaky performance and China’s growing arsenal. This month, Naval News reported that the US Navy has terminated its Hypersonic Air-Launched Offensive (HALO) missile initiative, originally part of the Offensive Anti-Surface Warfare Increment 2 (OASuW Inc 2) program, citing insurmountable budgetary issues and underperformance. Rear Admiral Stephen Tedford, the US Navy’s program executive officer for unmanned aviation and strike weapons, confirmed the cancellation occurred in the autumn of 2024 after a fiscal analysis deemed the system financially and operationally unviable. HALO was slated for “early operational capability” (EOC) by FY29 and “initial operational capability” by FY31, intending to counter high-value surface targets from standoff distances. Instead, Lockheed Martin’s Long Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM), a component of OASuW Increment 1, will undergo significant hardware and software upgrades to bolster precision and effectiveness. https://asiatimes.com/2025/04/hollow-halo-u...ssile-program/#
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