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By Gretchen McKay, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Holidays can be crazy when you’ve got a houseful of guests, all the more so when toddlers and babies are underfoot. Related Articles Mary Ann Esposito shares 10 ways to use pomegranates Re-create Anthony Bourdain’s beef bourguignon Warm Salmon Salad With Orange Vinaigrette is a perfect dinner dish The secret…

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Mary Ann Esposito shares 10 ways to use pomegranates

USA News Journal4 months ago03 mins

The season for pomegranates is all too short. This leathery red skinned fruit is available from fall into winter and California and Arizona grow the nation’s supply of them. Pomegranates have reached super stature and have been dubbed the new super fruit, surpassing blueberries as the antioxidant of choice for heart health. So I buy…

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Re-create Anthony Bourdain’s beef bourguignon

USA News Journal4 months ago04 mins

One benefit of being a food editor is that I get the opportunity to try out recipes from the latest cookbooks, often before they have even made it onto store shelves. It keeps me on my toes with what’s trending, and over the years it has had the fringe benefit of greatly expanding my culinary…

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Dinner’s ready: Warm Salmon Salad with Orange Vinaigrette

USA News Journal4 months ago03 mins

Warm Salmon Salad With Orange Vinaigrette makes a delicious dinner. The pomegranate seeds add a flavor punch to the mild orange-juice-based dressing. They also look beautiful sprinkled on the fish and greens. The dressing can be made ahead and refrigerated. Removing pomegranate seeds from the membranes is easier if you know the underwater trick. Have…

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Lisa Su Shows Off AMD’s High-End Chips Designed for A.I.’s ‘Yotta-Scale’ Future
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Lisa Su Shows Off AMD’s High-End Chips Designed for A.I.’s ‘Yotta-Scale’ Future

USA News Journal4 months ago03 mins

At CES 2026, AMD CEO Lisa Su used the industry’s biggest stage to outline where the next era of A.I. is headed. The A.I. industry, she said during her keynote yesterday (Jan. 5), is entering the era of “yotta-scale computing,” driven by unprecedented growth in both training and inference. The constraint, Su argued, is no…

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The secret to this Ukrainian soup? It’s all in the sauerkraut
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The secret to this Ukrainian soup? It’s all in the sauerkraut

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By YEVHEN KLOPOTENKO, Voracious Adding fermented vegetables to the first course of a meal is common in Ukrainian cuisine, and one of the most popular pickled-vegetable dishes is sauerkraut soup. It might sound a little odd, but trust me — it’s breathtaking. This recipe is from my cookbook “The Authentic Ukrainian Kitchen,” and is so…

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Jensen Huang Shakes Vegas With Nvidia’s Physical A.I. Vision at CES
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Jensen Huang Shakes Vegas With Nvidia’s Physical A.I. Vision at CES

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is the biggest celebrity in Las Vegas this week. His CES keynote at the Fontainebleau Resort proved harder to get into than any sold-out Vegas shows. Journalists who cleared their schedules for the event waited for hours outside the 3,600-seat BleauLive Theatre. Many who arrived on time—after navigating the sprawling maze…

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LEGO’s ‘Smart Brick’ Gives Its Plastic Bricks the Power to See, Hear and Feel
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LEGO’s ‘Smart Brick’ Gives Its Plastic Bricks the Power to See, Hear and Feel

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LEGO just made its most ambitious showing ever at CES, the world’s largest consumer electronics trade show—an unusual venue for a toy giant, and a telling one. At this year’s CES in Las Vegas, LEGO unveiled a screen-less device called the “SMART Brick,” a bid to bring a myriad of senses to its silent, incredibly…

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Chatting about the joy of winter beers with Craig Thomas, Master Cicerone

USA News Journal4 months ago07 mins

It’s winter, time to curl up by a crackling fire with a blanket and a hot cup of cocoa. Or if you happen to be a beer lover, perhaps a glass of pitch-black, high-octane beer – peanut-butter stout, maybe, or oak-smoked doppelbock – that will warm you from the inside out. The coldest months are…

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A.I. Won’t Eliminate Managers, But It Will Redefine Leadership
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A.I. Won’t Eliminate Managers, But It Will Redefine Leadership

USA News Journal4 months ago06 mins

The discourse surrounding artificial intelligence in the workplace is thick with dystopian forecasts and utopian promises. Will it eradicate jobs or usher in a new era of human creativity? For managers and leaders, the question is more pointed: will advances in A.I. make my role obsolete? The answer is a definitive no. A.I. will not…

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