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Won’t Drill Baby Won’t Drill

2 years 6 months ago
Don’t expect domestic fracking companies and the Wall Street investors getting rich off them to fill any gap in Russian petrochemicals.
David Dayen

Palmier Cookies: Light, Crispy and Flaky

2 years 6 months ago

So Cute and Perfect with Tea Palmiers are one of my favorite store-bought cookies. I usually buy them at Trader Joes. Then one day I couldn’t find them. The stock clerk in the aisle said they’re only around during the holidays. He suggested I try Belgian Butter Waffle Cookies so I tossed a box in... 

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Jean Carnahan

Half Of the Major Internet-Connected Security Systems Are Vulnerable To Jamming

2 years 6 months ago
As usual, the “smart” home isn’t always all that smart, and dumber technology can often be the best option. That’s certainly true in the smart lock realm, where studies repeatedly have shown that many major smart lock brands are easily compromised. The same has reportedly been proven to be of most other “smart” devices, whether […]
Karl Bode

Half Of the Major Internet-Connected Security Systems Are Vulnerable To Jamming

2 years 6 months ago
As usual, the “smart” home isn’t always all that smart, and dumber technology can often be the best option. That’s certainly true in the smart lock realm, where studies repeatedly have shown that many major smart lock brands are easily compromised. The same has reportedly been proven to be of most other “smart” devices, whether […]
Karl Bode

Groth Guide to Lindenwood Park

2 years 6 months ago

Lindenwood Park is a southwest neighborhood of St. Louis south of Arsenal, north of Chippewa, east of I-44 and the city limits and west of Hampton. Lindenwood Park lost 3% of it’s residents from 1990-2000 where 10,207 were counted, 95% white, 2% black, 2% Hispanic/Latino, 1% Asian. 96% of its 5,032 housing units are occupied, 71% […]

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Mark Groth

Mask mandates end in St. Louis County and Illinois

2 years 6 months ago
Mask mandates came to an end Monday in the state of Illinois and St. Louis County. It comes at a time when CDC officials say more than 70% of the U.S. population lives in counties where the coronavirus is posing a low or medium threat to hospitals. In St. Louis County, public health officials rescinded the mask order at 8 a.m. and in its place issued a public health advisory that encourages mask use. Noting that as of Feb. 26, St. Louis County is now in the medium level of community transmission,…
Alex Fees, KSDK