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Entrepreneur Bare Bones Chocolate is a labour of love for Lara Messer and Cameron Dixon AFTER creating their own delicious chocolate, a couple from Glasgow decided their homemade bars were so good that they simply had to be shared with the wider world. Launching Bare Bones Chocolate from a single garage in 2018, Cameron Dixon, a former Product Development Engineer at Jaguar Land Rover, along with his partner Lara Messer, a food photographer and chef, quickly grasped that the Scottish market...

Bad to the Bone Author: Will Blood is giving your favorite cartoons an artistic X-ray—no insurance required. While our genders, religions, sexual orientations, politics and tattoo preferences may separate us, one thing remains the same—we all have a skeleton. Brighton-based artist Will Blood has used this concept as the driving force for his art by transforming popular cartoon characters into bone-ified masterpieces. From treasured Disney characters to Nickelodeon’s finest to the alway...

If Frasier wants peanut M&Ms, then I do too, says Annalisa Barbieri

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This is big. And it will get bigger. The final two days of one of crickets finest series could shape the future of the Australian Test side. The pressure is on. Careers are on the line now. What a fabulous finale. This series for the ages deserved nothing less. Indias magnificent Bare Bones XI, putting in a performance which stands as an unforgettable gold stud in the history of Indian cricket - any cricket - has Australia in a sudden state of anxiety as they prepare to put their pedals to t...

Raising a glass to non-alcoholic drinks (plus the best booze-free tipples to try) Amy Cooper Photo: Supplied   As the non-alcoholic drinks movement gains momentum, bartenders and chefs see the potential for a party where everyones invited. Our cocktails make a grand entrance. In sleek stemware, garnished dexterously and conveyed with the finesse youd expect from this venerated bar, every drink on the tray identifies as a classic of the boozier kind. Except one isnt. It looks like a martini...

These bars from Northern Ireland are dark, ethical, mostly vegan and entirely delicious ‘Like being blasted by seaspray on a windy day’: NearyNógs Salt Water Days bar ‘Like being blasted by seaspray on a windy day’: NearyNógs Salt Water Days bar Sun 10 Jan 2021 04.00 EST One of the many pleasures of this job is discovering chocolate that is extraordinary and then being able to tell you about it. A reader, Gavin J, wrote and told me about NearyNógs and how his reaction to it had been...

  Mac developers are currently in the midst of a major hardware architecture transition. But for some app makers, this is the third time that they have done this. After years of rumors, Apple announced the transition to first-party Apple Silicon chips in 2020. Then the first Macs with a proprietary M1 processor launched in November — and apps started taking advantage of the new speed. Although the transition is expected to take two years in total, Apple offered a system and devices to make ...

Academy of Chocolate grants record number of gold awards for chocolate makers from across world By Anthony Myers With Covid-19 enforced restrictions delaying the judging, virtual and in-person tastings have been conducted by leading names in the chocolate sector over the course of the last eight weeks. The 47 ‘gold’ accreditations have marked a significant increase from previous years, signalling a major shift in the qu...

>> lets not exaggerate. we do still have a constitution. the skeleton of this government, the bare-bones of the government are elected congresses, elected presidents, limited powers, division of power between the national government and the states, due process of law, independent courts, we stick remarkably to the constitution. it is true there are a number of provisions in the constitution where i think, and perfect trim perhaps you think the courts have strayed and congress has straight, but t...