Monthly Archives: November 2019

From Malwarebytes Labs Shoppers familiar with the Black Friday and Cyber Monday circus know they’re stepping into the lion’s den. The Internet has always been a lawless place, but it becomes particularly rough during the holiday shopping season. In preparation … Continue reading →

By the editors of Cook’s Illustrated Timeline Strategies Once you have designed a menu, you should build a custom timeline. Figure out what you’re going to do when. What can be prepared in advance and refrigerated or frozen? What must … Continue reading →

Reader’s Digest Alyssa Jung 11/3/2016 Myth: Always wash the turkey thoroughly Don’t let old-time turkey lore wreck your big meal: Learn the truth behind some of the most common turkey preparation myths before you start cooking. Experts say scrubbing down … Continue reading →

By Megan Konar, The Conversation My team at the University of Illinois just developed the first high-resolution map of the U.S. food supply chain. Our map is a comprehensive snapshot of all food flows between counties in the U.S. – grains, fruits … Continue reading →

Do you know your home’s wildfire hazard classification? California residents can now see all fire hazards in their neighborhood with the help of an interactive map from UCLA Geospatial. The map shows all buildings in California, with classifications from CAL … Continue reading →

It’s a problem year-round –  crooks patrolling our neighborhoods looking for packages that have been left in the front of our homes. However, the deluge of packages delivered during the holiday season provides these “Porch Pirates” more incentives. They often … Continue reading →