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Don't get burned


Posted at 12:01 am by Mark Carlson, Herald staff

All that toil in the kitchen on Thanksgiving can be dangerous, so Underwriters Laboratories compiled a set of holiday cooking safety tips.

To cook safely, it's important to use the right tools for the job, including The Buzz's No. 1 kitchen must-have: a broomstick with which to push the button to silence the smoke detector when something burns on the stove.

Mmmm, gypsum: The federal government says it has evidence that drywall imported from China is causing rotten-egg odors and severe corrosion in recently built homes.

The investigation means China's drywall factories might have trouble moving their product. But that's no problem; they'll just grind it up and sell it as a powdered-milk additive.

Am I blue? Americans are so bummed out by this recession that we're going to keep our credit cards in our wallets this Christmas, a survey says.

That's an alarming finding. Living within one's means surely signals emotional distress. If you're cooking dinner for your family instead of eating out three or four times a week, you may need professional help.

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