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hot dog :: Article Creator These 7 Spots In Bucks County Are Proof Hot Dogs Are More Than Ketchup Vs. Mustard Debate There are many things to enjoy as the weather warms up — one of which is hot dog season. From backyards to ballparks, the hot dog is a summer favorite that's tough to beat. And if we can press pause on the mustard versus ketchup debate for just a moment, you'll discover there's no limit to what can be put on top, or even underneath, a hot dog. Here are seven spots where you can find some of Bucks County's most over-the-top hot dogs: Cheese Dawgs, Bristol Cheese Dawgs in Bristol Borough serves dozens of uniquely topped signature and specialty hot dogs. Pictured from front to back is the Wacky Mac, Pleasant Pig and Philly Surf & Turf paired with a pint of Naked Brewing's Louie Lime lager. With more than three dozen signature and specialty "dawgs" to choose from, Cheese Dawgs has made a name ...

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korean noodles :: Article Creator I Tried 17 Different Korean Instant Noodles — These Are The Ones That Have A Permanent Spot In My Pantry This article may contain affiliate links that Yahoo and/or the publisher may receive a commission from if you buy a product or service through those links. Table of Contents As an unofficial Korean ramyun instant noodle expert, I've slurped countless amounts of noodles. My mom confirmed I was slurping noodles as a baby, and she was slightly concerned about my love for them at such a young age. Fast-forward to now: I always have at least 10 varieties of instant noodles filling rows of my bookshelves. There are three major components that make up an instant noodle package: dried (most likely fried) noodles, broth seasonings or sauce packets, and dried flakes. Each element gives the instant ramyun unique characteristics. Is the noodle circular or rectangular?...

Google Translate adds Sorani Kurdish - Al-Monitor

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Google Translate is finally able to translate Sorani Kurdish.  The search engine announced yesterday that it added 24 new languages to its digital translation service, including the Sorani dialect of Kurdish and various African, Indian and Native American languages.  Why it matters: Sorani is spoken by about eight million people in parts of Iraq and Iran, including the autonomous Kurdistan Region in Iraq and the Kurdistan province in Iran. It is the first language for many Kurds in the two countries, but is also spoken by Arabs, Turkmen, Assyrians, Chaldeans and others. The most spoken dialect of Kurdish is Kurmanji, which predominates in Turkey and Syria. Kurmanji is spoken by around 15 million people, and was already available on Google Translate. Sorani is written in the Persian alphabet, whereas Kurmanji uses Latin characters.  Kurdish speakers demanded the inclusion of Sorani in Google Translate for years.  Many Ku...

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