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Makr Shakr's robotic bartenders aboard the Royal Caribbean Quantum of the Seas

A Bar With Robot Bartenders That Stir, Shake and Garnish Is Opening in Las Vegas

It will be the first of its kind in the U.S.
By Alec M. Beresin
Edward Snowden: not the only one without whistleblower protection.

If You See Something, Maybe Don’t Say Something

New York, unlike most states, gives little job protection to employees who protest illegal acts in the workplace
By Daniel R. Bright
(Photo: Jordyn Taylor for Observer)

With Rare Mixology Ways, a ‘Botanical Bartender’ Is Making Astoria a Cocktail Hotspot

He’s a bricoleur of sorts, rummaging through offbeat ingredients for some cocktailspiration. A passionate mad scientist, if you will, but plants are his chemicals and his laboratory is a garden.
By Sage Lazzaro

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