The Foodnetwork recipe says:

1/4 cup freshly squeezed orange juice 1/4 cup 100 percent cranberry juice, not cocktail 1 cup honey 1 pound fresh cranberries, approximately 4 cups

Ars Technica says:

RAM starts at 16GB of 2666MHz DDR for both configurations, with options to upgrade to 32GB ($400 over the base) or a whopping 64GB ($800 over the base).

And that may be why you want to buy it.

Andrew Zook says,

I was a firstborn and grew up in a large family in this area with amish/mennonite background.  When I thought about writing this in the first place, I considered my family life, and everything that came with being the oldest and trying to maintain what was, I believe now, favored status, while also trying to be peacemaker between various warring factions. But the focus of this piece will be some aspects of my spiritual journey…

Andrew writes:

All the spiritual leaders around me were very outgoing A types who shouted when they preached and pounded the pulpits and verbally rained down hellfire and brimstone.

The New York Times reports: AI is enabling the creation of “Deep Fakes”:

Over several months, “The Weekly” embedded with a team of creative young engineers developing the perfect deepfake

The Manhattan Institute: Investor and entrepreneur Peter Thiel delivers the 2019 Wriston Lecture.

I think when you think of trade or immigration policy, the scale question is much more sobering for the US. We’re simply not able to compete with China at scale when you have 7 out of 10 of the largest container shipping ports are in China.

Adam Neumann reimagined the millennial workplace as a capitalist kibbutz, and so dazzled Wall Street that his company was valued at $47 billion. He spent lavishly, and pressed forward even as “the narrative of the unicorn was ending,” says an executive. Now, after the collapse, he’s said to talk of himself as a martyr.

The Wall Street Journal had just published an explosive article chronicling what it said was his reckless management of the coworking start-up, the era’s preeminent unicorn. Neumann is dyslexic, and reading is a challenge, so advisers quickly briefed him on the story’s most troubling details: vivid accounts of his heavy drinking, marijuana use, and habit of making grandiose pronouncements like wanting to be elected president of the world, live forever, and become humanity’s first trillionaire.