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Oct 27, 2026 - Lifestyle

Through her work in Florida, luxury brand strategy, and an established community of buyers in LATAM, the Monarquía founder connects international fashion with a personal understanding of the US and Latin American customer. For María Lía “Lola” de Tezanos, understanding luxury begins with understanding the woman who buys it: what captures her attention, what earns […] The post Lola de Tezanos: The Fashion Strategist Entrepreneur Bringing a Latin American Perspective to U.S. Luxury appeared first on Grit Daily News.

Oct 27, 2026 - Lifestyle

With decades of experience in electrical engineering and mathematics, Robert F. Melendy, PhD, aims to explain to the general public why research matters. Complexity can alienate the human side of scientific achievement, but key studies can transform lives. As Dr. Melendy makes his own discoveries, he aims to communicate their significance clearly. Hodgkin and Huxley […] The post Robert F. Melendy, PhD: Communicating Human Impact of Neural Patterns appeared first on Grit Daily News.

Oct 27, 2026 - Lifestyle

By the time you discover termites, the damage is often already done. Tim Whitt believes the same is true of toxic employees. After 45 years in the pest control industry, including 30 in corporate leadership and 15 building his own company, Pied Piper Pest & Lawn, he’s learned that managing people and managing pests have […] The post How 45 Years in Pest Control Taught Tim Whitt to Build a Drama-Free Business appeared first on Grit Daily News.

Oct 27, 2026 - Lifestyle

Today, companies expect artificial intelligence to do much more than answer basic customer questions. Early on, the standard for adoption was straightforward: if software saved employee hours, it justified the investment. Tools that summarized meetings, organized inboxes, and handled repetitive, time-consuming tasks freed up staff to focus on customer conversations, yet left a significant blind […] The post AI Is Becoming a Revenue Strategy Instead of Just a Productivity Tool appeared first on Grit Daily News.

Oct 26, 2026 - Lifestyle

We hosted a live Q&A with guest experts Rachel Sherman and Caroline L SchauerThe Drexel food lab tested the best air fryers (the Cosori, a hands-down winner), the best nonstick cookware (Our Place, trendy and top of the line) and much moreAdrian from Toronto, Canada asks in a callout question: How do I make my fridge work better? In my mini fridge, cans sometimes get so cold that they explode, and sometimes milk goes bad faster. Is uneven refrigeration something I can improve, or is it just a sign of a bad fridge?Rachel: My first thought here is to make sure your refrigerator is not overfilled. Uneven refrigeration could be due to lack of airflow if you have too much on your shelves. If this is not the case, it would be best to call in a professional. It could be something like a poor seal or an issue with the coils.This is a little out of my expertise so I would definitely get someone in to take a look at it.Rachel: The major concern when defrosting chicken is to stay out of the temperature “danger zone,” or the temperatures at which bacteria can grow most quickly. The USDA identifies as 40F-140F (noting here that before eating, USDA suggests chicken should be cooked to 165F). If you forget to put your chicken in the refrigerator the night before to defrost, you can place your chicken, still sealed, in a bowl of cold water. Make sure you change the water often, or keep it at a slow drip so that the water stays cool.Microwaves can also assist, most have a defrost function, however microwaves do not always cook evenly so if you use this route, it is best to cook it immediately. If you have an instant pot, and are only cooking a few pieces you can find cook from frozen recipes online. Just remember to keep an eye on the danger zone. My advice if you are worried about food safety is to keep a food thermometer in the kitchen (I use the ThermoWorks Thermopop) so you can feel confident about your food safety decisions. Continue reading...