Grilling in the cold is different than grilling when it’s hot outside. Maintaining high cooking temperatures in spite of wind, rain, and snow can be quite challenging. Here are the top expert tips we’ve collected: PLAN AHEAD Grilling in the... Read More
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It’s “pothole season!” Potholes can create a bumpy ride and damage your vehicle. Many potholes are caused when water seeps into soil under the pavement and then freezes and thaws, weakening the road. This may cause the... Read More
YouTube has announced a test to allow podcasters to “create and measure podcasts in YouTube Studio”. If you’re in this experiment (we’re not), you can upload a podcast, view podcasts, and mark existing playlists as podcasts... Read More
The Nassau County Police Department is warning drivers about an increase in stolen cars at gas stations. Authorities say criminals are entering unlocked cars while victims are pumping their gas. Similar incidents have happened through the... Read More
The economy has been experiencing some serious ups and downs over the past few years, both as a result of the pandemic and the subsequent inflation that forced people to work more to afford the same lifestyle. You’ve likely heard of terms... Read More
U.S. officials announced more than 100 million Covid cases this week. Two hundred million people in the U.S. are estimated to have had the virus since the beginning of the pandemic. Fears of the U.S. reimplementing draconian lockdowns have... Read More
When people should be celebrating new beginnings and leaving behind the past, many families are stepping into tragedy when they step into the new year. Unfortunately, New Year’s Day, not New Year’s Eve, consistently ranks in the top five deadliest... Read More
As family members and friends are excited to visit loved ones on Christmas weekend – please be aware of these safety tips. What should Americans expect with the extremely low temperatures this Christmas weekend? This extreme... Read More
While many American workers are preparing for the holiday season, some are grappling with the mental and financial anguish of being suddenly laid off. After corporations complained of labor shortages through 2021 and 2022, several companies have... Read More
Based on last month’s retail spending numbers, maybe not. Last month’s national retail spending and manufacturing showed its largest decline all year, -0.6% from October, despite Black Friday and the holidays. In fact, last month’s... Read More
A cash-out refi can help you cover expenses. Here are 4 questions to ask a lender to help weigh the pros and cons of this financial move. Borrowing against the equity in your home with a cash-out refinance can put extra money in your account when... Read More
General nutrition advice is valuable, but you may need specific dietary information because of a health condition or a wellness objective you have. For example, a registered dietitian may help you: Manage a chronic disease, such as... Read More
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, some groups of people may have a harder time quitting smoking than others. Here’s a list of benefits for quitting. In one to two years after you quit, your risk of a heart... Read More
Long Island homeowners will be paying a lot more to heat homes this winter. According to National Grid, Long Islanders can expect to see a 29% hike in their next November bill because of supply issues. But there are still factors that can save... Read More
The answer is: It depends. If you’re creating interesting content that your listeners want to hear, then your podcast can be as long as it takes to keep them engaged. The length of your podcast also depends on your subject, industry or genre.... Read More