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Daifuku is a traditional Japanese confectionery. At Aito-Denkimochiten, their special Daifuku is made from mochi rice cakes using the same method used 100 years ago, without any additives or preservatives, and they have been selling it at the same location. They are considered fresh for only five hours, and the amazingly soft mochi is filled with a delicate, feather-light red bean paste.

Owen Farrell has opened up on his England plans after the World Cup.

In a seemingly unprecedented move, the NY Supreme Court just granted a temporary restraining order preventing members of the Association of Legal Aid Attorneys – UAW Local 2325 from even voting on a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Tullamarine bosses have asked the Commonwealth to consider a new rail link plan they argue would be cheaper than the Victorian government’s sky rail.

There's no doubt that when it comes to the leading men in Hallmark movies, Luke Macfarlane is not only one of the hunkiest, but he's also one of the funniest.

You no longer need to pay to have a proper conversation with ChatGPT.

REFS chief Howard Web has told Premier League officials they MUST clamp down on players waving imaginary cards.

Men find it hot…until they don’t.

Once December arrives, there will be a host of Christmas-themed events happening in Tallinn. The tree chosen to take its place at the center of this year's Tallinn Christmas market had been growing dangerously close to electricity lines in a village in Harju County.

From fresh and fruity to spicy and woody, there's something for everyone.

Jeremy Hunt has acknowledged it will "take time" to bring taxes down, but he had "made a start" with his autumn statement.

TheWrap magazine: "This is a deeply emotional story of the love between a mother and a son, their isolation and loneliness," the filmmaker says

The latest eruption of the cryovolcanic comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, which will make its closest approach to Earth next year, shows that the icy object may have lost its iconic devil horns for good.

No matter how much data comes out proving the vaccine is extremely dangerous, people still line up to get the vax. They would rather believe the lie than admit they were tricked. DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed on The Ben Armstrong Show are solely those of the host and do not necessarily represent those of The ...

The increase in mental health challenges in our homes and workplaces calls for greater attention from our leaders

The Raptors, for all their issues last year, at least had a hack to win games. That's gone this year.

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Rounding up all Warriors and NBA related news for Wednesday, November 22nd.

HommelandKeller catalog features cut and form knurling, knurling wheels, and marking tools

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Francisco Perez was buried amongst lefties in 2023 so he didn’t get his chance until later in the season, but he projects a more substantial 2024 role.

For years I thought that my mother was evil; finally, I understood she was broken, by domestic violence.

The Central Arkansas Sugar Bears (1-4) will be trying to end a three-game losing streak when hitting the road against the Kansas (...)

It’s a chilly February evening on the Paramount lot as Kelsey Grammer transforms into Frasier Crane for the first time in nearly two decades. It’s an emotional moment on set, both nostalgic and anticipatory. The sets are new, as is every cast member besides Grammer. But behind the camera, legendary director James Burrows shares some […]

The Government caucus will have 68 MPs in it (after Port Waikato). National 49, ACT 11 and NZ First 8. If Cabinet is proportional to that there will be 15 National MPs, 3 ACT MPs and 2 NZ First MPs in a Cabinet of 20. If the total Ministry is 28 Ministers, then 20 would […]

Timothy “Skip” Blofield, from leftist queer group Pride in Protest, was dumped from the board after skipping too many meetings.

Tullamarine bosses have asked the Commonwealth to consider a new rail link plan they argue would be cheaper than the Victorian government’s sky rail.