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The Puffy, Fluffy Bao

3 years ago

The Fun Bun Tempting though it was to name this post “Bao, Wow!” or even “Holy Bao,” I resisted the temptation. On the restaurant website, the place is called The Bao. But whatever it’s called, their white, puffy, steamed buns are scrumptious and addictive. Huffington Post referred to the Asian delicacy as, “the best sandwich you’ve... 

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Jean Carnahan

U.S. Eases Off Telecom Sanctions That Could Encourage A Russian Splinternet

3 years ago
As Russia has faced a flood of sanctions for its brutal invasion of Ukraine, many telecom companies, like Lumen and Cogent, also stopped feeding and financing key Internet transit routes into the country. Other companies, like domain registrar Namecheap, made the choice to stop doing business with any current residents of Russia. While severing Russia […]
Karl Bode

Panera testing CookRight robot coffee maker

3 years ago
Miso Robotics is partnering with St. Louis-based restaurant chain Panera Bread to test its latest robot, a coffee maker that can brew the perfect cup of coffee. Pasadena, California-based Miso said its CookRight Coffee line uses artificial intelligence to monitor key coffee metrics such as volume, temperature and time data, and combines these with predictive analytics to make a quality cup of coffee. Panera, whose headquarters is in suburban Sunset Hills, is Miso Robotics’ first company partner…
I-Chun Chen

Report questions structural stability of Amazon warehouse hit by EF-3 tornado

3 years ago
An attorney representing the family of a man killed when an EF-3 tornado struck an Amazon Warehouse in Edwardsville says he has uncovered new information that could prove the building wasn't up to code. When the family of Austen McEwen filed a wrongful death suit against Amazon in January, they stated their reasoning loud and clear. “Amazon knew a tornado was coming but made the decision to have our son and others work during a peak delivery season for Amazon instead of evacuating the area with…
Holden Kurwicki, KSDK