Raspberry Pi’s budget challengers
Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012Two Asian Android-based micro-PCs offer users an alternative to the British-designed project.

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Raspberry Pi’s budget challengers
Two Asian Android-based micro-PCs offer users an alternative to the British-designed project.

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Raspberry Pi’s budget challengers
Kate Krader ( @kkrader on Twitter ) is Food & Wine's restaurant editor. When she tells us where to find our culinary heart's desire, we listen up. Who do you think set a world record for most new Facebook fans in 24 hours? No, not Charlie Sheen back when he was winning. And not The Avengers movie either, though that’s a good guess. In fact it was a potato chip. Last April, Frito-Lay’s Facebook page got over 1.5 million new “likes” in one day. That’s a lot of instantaneous fans. And maybe it’s not such a mind-blowing number if you look at the mind-blowing new flavors capturing the attention of chip fans worldwide. Recently, the New York Daily News highlighted Russia’s affection for Red Caviar potato chips (it’s especially popular in Moscow, where they love their caviar). Here are some other snack food flavors that you probably never would have dreamed of. You just have to guess what country is chowing down on them. Hint: If you’re lazy and want to answer “Japan” for all questions, you’ll be right a lot of the time. Scroll down to the bottom for the answers. A. Pepsi: This country offers a suspiciously anti-freeze-colored flavor called Ice Cucumber. Additionally, you’ll find Azuki Bean, Shiso and Pepsi White (yogurt flavored). 1. Japan 2. Taiwan 3. Singapore B. Pepsi II: You can buy both Ice Cream and Cappuccino flavored Pepsis if you’re here. 1. Italy 2. Russia 3. Spain C. Tang: Here, the powdered drink mix goes upscale: It comes in tropical fruit flavors like Tamarind and Mandarin; there’s also a Hibiscus version. 1. Mexico 2. Portugal 3. Taiwan D. Oreos: In this country, you’ll find Green Tea, Raspberry-Blueberry and Mango-Orange versions of the cookie. 1. Sweden 2. India 3. China E. Pizza Hut Pizza: Home of the Hot Dog–Stuffed Crust pizza; it’s drizzled with mustard. 1. Belgium 2. Germany 3. United Kingdom F. Doritos: The list of outrageous Dorito flavors is long here – Coconut Curry, Tuna Mayo (“gourmet,” according to the bag), Sausage, Steak, Yuzu and Crispy Salmon. 1. China 2. Japan 3. South Korea G. Doritos II: Roasted Turkey chips are popular here. 1. Germany 2. United Kingdom 3. Taiwan H. Kit Kats: This country is home to such flavors as White Chocolate Espresso, Salt & Caramel, Green Tea, Caramelized Sweet Potato, Blueberry Cheesecake and Blood Orange. 1. Italy 2. Japan 3. Sweden I. Pringles: Among the versions of the amazing Pringles potato chip – Soft-Shell Crab, Grilled Shrimp and Seaweed. 1. Singapore 2. Mexico 3. Greece J. Potato Chips: Based on a traditional appetizer in this country, the Pickled Cucumber chip was introduced last year; it’s already the fourth most popular flavor. 1. Japan 2. Russia 3. Sweden K. McDonald's Burger: Everyone should get this one right – the McAloo Tikki is a fried potato-pea patty topped with special sauce and ketchup, served on a bun. They've also got the McSpicy Paneer – crispy fried paneer cheese topped with creamy sauce and lettuce. 1. Singapore 2. India 3. China More from Food & Wine America’s Best Bars America’s Wacky Fair Food Best Pizza Places in the U.S. Best Ice Cream Spots in the U.S. Memorial Day Party Recipes Previously: How did Kit Kat become king of candy in Japan? and 100 years of Oreo cookies Answers: A(1); B(2); C(1); D(3); E(3); F(2); G(3); H(2); I(1); J(2); K(2)

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Yogurt Pepsi, Tuna Mayo Doritos, Seaweed Pringles and other crazy snack flavors around the globe
There is a quiet realization that American factories need subsidies to survive globally — especially to compete with Asian and European companies that routinely receive government assistance.
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Subsidies Aid Rebirth in U.S. Manufacturing
Up to 90% of school leavers in major Asian cities are suffering from myopia or short sightedness, according to a new study.

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Massive rise in Asian eye damage
The two women met for the first time last week at a sleek Georgetown hotel, where they were speakers at a glittering charity dinner. They shook hands and hugged across a vast gulf of culture, geography and faith: one a devout Muslim from West Africa with her hair carefully hidden under a tight scarf, the other a gregarious South Asian in a stylish sari and costume earrings. Read full article > >

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Not victims of tradition: Women emerge as symbols for girls facing abusive fates
The North Korean rocket launch that threw its neighbors in the Asian region into high alert was greeted with relief on Friday as previously jittery stock markets gained ground and bans on activities in its projected flight path were relaxed.
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Asian neighbors react to North Korean rocket launch
Acknowledging, somewhat redundantly, that he was “a white male Caucasian” before a roomful of Latinos, and asking, as a joke, “Is there a way I can relate to folks here?” Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack quickly got around to the go-to phrase for people in his predicament. Read full article > >

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Labor department recognizes Cesar Chavez and other giants of the Farm Worker movement
When Jesse-Thomas Lim was a teenager in the Philippines, it never occurred to his parents to watch an athletic event, much less allow their son to participate in one. But on Friday night at Seneca Valley High School’s varsity basketball game against Damascus, Lim, who is of Chinese ethnicity, yelled himself hoarse as his 18-year-old son Robb, a lanky 6’3” senior, sprinted up the court and tossed the ball through the net. Read full article > >

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Jeremy Lin inspires other Asian Americans to pursue sports
Jeremy Lin, an Asian-American Harvard graduate, couldn’t find a role in the league. Then he scored 53 points in two games for the Knicks.
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Jeremy Lin Has Burst From N.B.A. Novelty Act to Knicks Star
Founded to teach Americans about Asia, an organization is trying to strengthen ties among Asians too.
A former senior policeman calls for the murder of an Asian waiter in Lanarkshire more than 13 years ago to be re-investigated.

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Call to reopen 1998 murder case
The S.&P. 500 was statistically unchanged for the year, while the Dow was up 5.5 percent. Major European and Asian indexes declined by double-digit percentages.
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American Stock Markets End 2011 Where They Started
The shift across the international date line is intended to align Samoa with its Asian trading partners, making it easier to do business with Australia and New Zealand.
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Samoa to Skip Friday and Switch Time Zones