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So what makes a good boba? Judie says to look for a boba that is chewy, but not too chewy, and it does not melt in your mouth. So whether you're a long-time boba lover or new to the game —here are four places to mix and match flavors to satisfy your sweet tooth. BobaPop 312 Main St, Gaithersburg, Maryland BobaPop in Gaithersburg, offers tea made with leaves from Taiwan, Japan, Vietnam and India. Sam Lin, the owner, said they brew the tea in small batches every hour for a fresh flavor. The shop offers a tea that isn't found in a lot of similar tea shops: Japanese brown rice tea.

After House prosecutors concluded making their case to senators, the defense will start — and could be done today.

Midori Nguyen, 5 wears a dragon dance costume while looking over li xi or ang pow packets at the Asian Garden Mall in Little Saigon. — Los Angeles Times/TNS AS he entered Hong Kong Supermarket, Sam Lin scanned text messages from his wife instructing him how many red envelopes to buy. Three dozen, she wrote — and make them large, to fit checks rather than folded wads of cash. Lin’s nephews, nieces and in-laws would not have the thrill of pulling crisp bills out of their red Lunar New Year good luck envelopes when the Year of the Ox began. Normally, Lin would go to his credit union weeks...

QNAP® Systems, Inc.today announced the TL SAS storage enclosures, including the 12-bay TL-R1220Sep-RP and 16-bay TL-R1620Sep-RP models, which support storage expansion for Windows® servers. The TL SAS JBOD supports SAS 12Gbps transmission, delivering up to 96Gbps transfer speed and supporting Broadcom® SAS DataBolt bandwidth optimization and multipath routing (Multipath I/O, MPIO). Users can daisy-chain multiple JBODs to expand capacity or divide one JBOD into multiple zones, providing a key solution for massive storage with high-performance, high-capacity, and high storage utilization. Th...

conference on nuclear material in washington, d.c. over 40 heads of state came. and some of those countries are beginning to blend down and get rid of the highly enriched uranium, which is enormously important. there is a follow-up conference next month in seoul, south korea, where again they're going to get heads of state, not people below that level to get together to talk about securing nuclear material. so while we've got some avalanches coming down the mountain in the name of iran and north korea, we also have made significant progress in the last 20 years. and i think we ought ...