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2026-08-28T11:57:00

(BPT) – As families shift priorities and back-to-school season kicks off, the laid-back vibe of summer gives way to busier schedules and accommodating new plans. During the seasonal shuffle, stress can take a toll, and the most important routines often take a back seat, including mealtimes. Weeknight dinners, quick-fix breakfasts and morning lunch packing often turn into chaotic races against the clock on school days.

While meal-planning hacks like weekend batch cooking, repurposing leftovers and pre-prepping ingredients can help calm the dinner rush, many households are still working with standard appliances that weren’t built for today’s fast-paced family schedules. For homeowners looking to streamline their daily routines and who are considering kitchen upgrades, modern kitchen technologies from leading smart luxury appliance brands like SKS can do the heavy lifting by automating routine tasks, cutting down on active prep time and helping fresh ingredients last longer.

To help families during this busy time of year, smart kitchen appliances are designed to reduce some of that chaos. By modernizing your kitchen setup now, you can take the pressure off hectic weeknights and mornings, eliminating mealtime pressures all year long.

Here are five smart kitchen strategies to streamline your household routine this fall, as back-to-school season gets under way.

1. Streamline weekend meal prep with precision cooking

You already know from experience that starting meal prep over the weekend saves time during the week, but you also know that cooking multiple dishes at once can crowd the stovetop, leading to uneven results.

The answer? Tap into precision techniques like sous vide and steam-combi cooking to preserve moisture and flavor so your prepped food will taste fresh when reheated. Appliances like induction pro ranges from SKS include “technicurean” features such as steam-combi, air fry and Auto Cook modes, reshaping your weekend prep into a quick, effortless routine so weekday meals will be ready to go.

2. Save time by skipping the preheat

When after-school activities ramp up and evening schedules get tight, waiting for the oven to heat up can add too much unnecessary time to your dinner prep. Speed-cooking appliances can solve this time crunch, bypassing the preheat cycle entirely and allowing you to cook meals significantly faster.

Oven appliances, such as wall ovens or combination ovens, may feature enhanced settings, integrating speed cooking capabilities that require zero preheating. They can make it easier to serve hot meals up to four times faster.

3. Relieve daily decision fatigue with AI recipe assistance

At the end of a long day, the last thing you want to spend mental energy on is figuring out what to make with your available ingredients. To help take the guesswork out of mealtime decision-making, modern smart appliances can offer recipe suggestions, along with step-by-step guidance that adjusts temperatures and cooking cycles automatically based on each recipe.

Technologies such as “Gourmet AI” on SKS ovens use real-time food recognition and guided cooking to simplify decisions around cooking mode, temperature and time, bringing greater precision and ease to everyday cooking. Thanks to intelligent meal suggestions and managed heat settings throughout the entire cooking process, you’ll be able to achieve consistent results without needing to constantly supervise the stove.

4. Keep lunch ingredients fresh longer

You try to keep fresh ingredients on hand that are perfect for filling lunchboxes with nutritious foods all week long, but is everyone opening and closing the refrigerator door repeatedly during the morning and after-school rushes? If so, it’s causing temperature drops that can spoil food much faster, such as fresh produce or frozen meats not yet ready to be cooked. With smart cooling systems that learn your family’s daily routine and household habits, your fridge and freezer can automatically adjust internal temps before those heavy-use periods.

For instance, coming this fall is a new SKS 36-inch Column Refrigerator and Freezer that uses “AI Fresh” and “Smart Ice Plus” technologies to keep food fresh for school lunch prep. The new features also ensure ice is always ready for after-school drinks without any of the guesswork.

5. Achieve better control with a smart app

Managing your household during the active school year requires multitasking across different rooms, even from outside the home. Connecting your smart appliances to a central mobile app enables remote monitoring, letting you check timer alerts from your home office or even preheat the oven on the drive home from soccer practice. Unifying your kitchen through a platform like the ThinQ app gives you real-time visibility and effortless control over your appliances directly from your smartphone.

Smart kitchen technology can help your family set up smoother routines that can make life easier during the entire school year. By simplifying everyday cooking tasks like preheating, temperature control and recipe guidance, you can keep weekday meals simple and stress-free. Doing so means you can spend less time managing dinner and more time on what really matters — your family.

Explore intelligent kitchen solutions for your home at SKSAppliances.com.

2026-08-28T11:01:00

(BPT) – AARP’s 2026 Longevity Report found that adults older than 50 provided the equivalent of $1.2 trillion in unpaid care and volunteering in 2024. Additionally, findings show that this age group also contributed $12.5 trillion to the economy. Not only does this cohort have spending power, they also support younger generations as a way of direct cost savings.

As this age group moves toward later-life stages, their spending will shift to caregiving and housing considerations, along with other essential needs that support a longer lifespan. Whether older adults are supporting adult children and grandchildren in the currently difficult economy or starting to think about future spending on their own care, there is a need to save in practical ways whenever possible.

“We often don’t think about all the daily essentials that keep our lives running,” said Lifestyle & Emerging Businesses Senior Vice President at AARP Services Jason Mugg. “Yet, as the cost of these necessities add up — from groceries and vehicle maintenance to the health of you and your loved ones — with AARP member benefits, you could find savings on your everyday needs so you can continue to not only contribute to your family, but save for your future needs.”

1. Gourmet Meals for Tasty Deals. As prices rise at the grocery store, making (and sticking to) a meal budget can be difficult if you want high-quality items. With bistroMD, AARP members not only save time, but also get 50% off plus free shipping on your first bistroMD meal delivery order and 10% off on future prepared meal orders. bistroMD delivers delicious, doctor-designed and chef-inspired meals directly to your door, so you can skip the cooking and keep the savings.

2. Fuel Your Savings. No matter how old or new your car is, cars require almost as much care as we do. Whether you’re fueling up, moving out, or getting a routine checkup, AARP member benefits can help you save on your vehicle needs in more ways than one. With gas prices still soaring, AARP members can save at the pump with Shell. When you link your Shell Fuel Rewards^® account to your AARP membership, you can enjoy ongoing savings with Complimentary Gold Status — including at least 5¢ off per gallon on your fill-ups at participating Shell stations. AARP members who are new to the Fuel Rewards^® program can also receive a one-time savings of 50¢/gallon* on their first fill-up (up to 20 gallons).

Time for an oil change? Don’t ignore the reminder light on your dashboard, because Valvoline has just what you need. AARP members save 15% off drive-thru, stay-in-your-car oil changes — including a free 18-point maintenance check with every oil change*. The discount also applies toward preventative maintenance services — including radiator, transmission and differential services, air filter or wiper blade replacements. It excludes batteries and state inspection services.

If you’re moving to a new location and want to keep your car, AARP members who use Montway Auto Transport can save $100 off car shipping over 500 miles and $50 on car shipping up to 500 miles. Montway offers free quotes, door-to-door service, guaranteed pickup dates, and a TruePrice Guarantee that locks in your booked price for 30 days.

3. Protect Your Health and Your Wealth. Prioritizing mental health is not a once-in-a-while thing, it’s an everyday effort. With adults older than 50 making so many contributions to caregiving — such as volunteering or caring for their grandchildren — it is important that they remember to take care of themselves, too. AARP members can use qualifying insurance* or get 30% off the first month** by paying directly with BetterHelp, an online therapy platform with a network of licensed therapists. Plus, three months of BetterSleep are included at no extra cost. BetterHelp does not accept any Medicare, Medicare Advantage or Medicare Supplement plans. *Insurance availability, coverage, and cost may vary by state, plan, provider network, therapist availability, and deductible status. **Offer valid for first time users only. Cannot be combined with insurance.

4. Fetch Everyday Deals. Taking care of your household? Make sure your four-legged family members are covered, too! Health problems with pets can be unexpected and expensive, but with Fetch, AARP members save 10% on monthly premiums for the lifetime of their pet’s policy. Up to 90% of unexpected vet bills for accidents and illnesses is reimbursed — including 100% on qualifying pet meds. Additional pet health and wellness savings of up to $1,500 a year are provided through discounts on pet food, training, grooming and more. From now through August 31, Fetch Pet Insurance is donating $10 to a life-saving shelter on behalf of every AARP member that gets a free quote. Protect your pet, save on vet bills, and help pets in need.

No matter what everyday expense you want to save on, taking advantage of your AARP members benefits will help you save. Learn more about additional discounts for AARP members by visiting https://www.aarp.org/membership/benefits.

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2026-08-27T12:31:00

(BPT) – Summer is coming to a close, but that doesn’t mean the fun has to stop. There’s still time to take advantage of the sunshine and warm evenings. If you’re wondering how to make the most of the time you have left, keep one mantra in mind: say yes.

When you say yes to last-minute invites, unplanned trips and new experiences, you open yourself up to new opportunities that can help you build your confidence. Not sure where to start? Check out these five low-pressure situations you’ll likely encounter this summer that offer energizing change to your life when you say yes.

Book that trip!

If an airfare alert to your dream city pops up or a friend invites you to a weekend cabin trip on a Thursday, don’t hem and haw. Embrace these opportunities to step out of your comfort zone and welcome adventure into your life.

Spontaneous trips are often better than planned ones. Why? Because you don’t have any plans that you need to adjust to make the trip memorable. So, pack your bag with your favorite essentials, go in with loose expectations and hit reset with a change of scenery.

Spontaneous concerts

Last-minute concerts are practically made for summer. Keep an eye out for your favorite bands, and you may find day-of tickets at an absolute steal. Or take up your friend’s offer of an extra ticket to a band you’ve never heard of. Whatever the situation, don’t let these musical moments pass you by. Throw on something that makes you feel confident and pair it with a bold lip color or favorite pair of earrings before heading out to enjoy new and old songs alike.

Switch up your hair color

A hair color refresh is one of the easiest ways to say yes to yourself this summer — a low-commitment, high-reward dare that can make you feel like a whole new you, whether you go for a silver blonde, deep burgundy or golden brunette.

The best part? No appointment needed. Just head to the store and pick up a box. For a quick, natural-looking at-home color experience that delivers salon-inspired, high-gloss shades, try Clairol Nice ‘n Easy10. Designed for modern routines, it delivers radiant, true-to-you color in just 10 minutes. With 13 shades to choose from, you’ll find a natural-looking color that suits your personality — and covers your grays.

Just need a quick touch-up? Skip the salon and reach for Clairol Root Touch-Up. With a wide range of shades and an easy application, it’s the effortless way to keep your color fresh and camera-ready — so you’re always prepared for whatever the summer dares you to do next.

Go on a solo date

Having a hard time lining up your schedule with your friends? Don’t wait. Take yourself out.

A solo date might feel a little uncomfortable at first, but there’s something quietly liberating about doing exactly what you want, at your own pace, with no one else’s preferences to consider. Take yourself to that new restaurant you’ve been eyeing, buy a ticket to the movie you’ve been looking forward to, or wander around a museum without a single compromise. You might be surprised by how much you enjoy your own company — and how much confidence comes from it.

Summer is short. Say yes.

Before your fall calendar fills up and you settle back into routine, say yes to the little invitations, last-minute plans, low-commitment refreshes, the night you almost skipped and the solo outings. When you say yes to these opportunities, you’re also saying yes to the version of you who is ready for something new.

2026-08-27T08:01:02

(BPT) – September is Alopecia Areata Awareness Month, a time dedicated to recognizing and celebrating all those affected by alopecia areata, an autoimmune disease that causes unpredictable hair loss on the scalp, face and body. Alopecia areata impacts more than 2% of the world’s population and nearly seven million Americans of all ages, genders and ethnic groups. Because alopecia areata results in visible changes in appearance, those living with alopecia areata often experience a loss of self-identity, depression and withdrawal.

To shine a light on a disease that often lives in the shadows, the National Alopecia Areata Foundation^® (NAAF^®) hosts the Walk For Alopecia^®, the largest fundraising and awareness campaign for alopecia areata in the world. The goal of the yearly Walk For Alopecia is to bring the community together for connection and a sense of belonging while educating the public and raising funds to advance research and support programs for those living with this disease.

This year’s event on Saturday, Sept. 26, is the fourth anniversary of the walk, and to commemorate this milestone, NAAF has asked Walk For Alopecia participants to share their experiences.

Can you describe how it felt the first time you attended the Walk For Alopecia?

Lauren Nadeau, Volunteer Walk Site Leader and mother to Matthew, a National Walk For Alopecia Ambassador: The first Walk For Alopecia was incredibly emotional for our family because it was actually the first one we organized here in Boston. Seeing hundreds of people come together for this cause was powerful, but the most meaningful moment was watching Matthew meet other children and adults who looked like him and shared similar experiences.

Julia Rachel, Volunteer Walk Site Leader: I was nervous going into it. I seesawed between excitement and anxiety. It felt like I was going to be confronting the monster who had lived under my bed for years. But as soon as I arrived at the walk site and saw the crowd of people just like me, I felt my anxiety disappear, leaving only excitement and so much hope.

Harrison Goldberg, National Walk For Alopecia Ambassador: I recall being struck by the sheer number of people willing to show up to support the cause. Living with alopecia areata can be difficult; you can feel different from your peers in everyday life. But the walk reverses that experience. Instead of feeling ostracized and different from the world, you can use alopecia areata to bring people together.

Ariel Woodard-Stephens, Volunteer Walk Site Leader and National Walk For Alopecia Ambassador: I was the volunteer site leader for my first walk. I was excited to create a space for those like me. There were a lot of children in attendance, and it was like watching my younger self running around. Creating a space for children and adults with alopecia felt healing to my inner child because I never had that.

What does this year’s theme “Creating Hope. Building Community. Driving Progress.” mean to you?

Goldberg: For me, the theme represents three different ideas, but each is influenced by the others. Hope brings us together, community helps build our shared voice and together we can drive progress. Through events like the Walk For Alopecia and the NAAF conference, we’re able to create hope for ourselves — to imagine and believe in a future where you feel proud of yourself and confident to be who you are.

Woodard-Stephens: Emphasizing hope as a source of strength can help your audience feel resilient and motivated to face challenges. And that hope translates into a desire to drive progress, such as treatment advancements with fewer side effects, health insurance coverage for expensive wigs, and increased visibility of the alopecia community, leading to fewer stares and less stigma. This focus on progress can inspire hope and confidence in future possibilities.

Thinking back to when you or your loved one was first diagnosed with alopecia areata versus being here today, how has the Walk For Alopecia impacted your own journey with acceptance?

Nadeau: The walk transformed a difficult chapter in our lives into something positive and empowering. When Matthew first lost his hair, we spent a lot of time looking for answers and trying to understand what his future might look like. The walk shifted our focus from what Matthew had lost to what he had gained. Watching him develop confidence and pride in who he is has helped our entire family move toward acceptance.

Goldberg: I was 6 years old when I was first diagnosed. I felt like a stranger in my own skin. Luckily for me, my parents found NAAF, and I eventually attended my first conference. The conference and its community propelled me to be confident and accepting of my alopecia areata. The walk reinforces the acceptance and support that I first found at the conference years ago.

How has participating in the Walk For Alopecia helped you find community?

Rachel: The walk has connected me with other people who have alopecia, not just in my state, but around the country. The more people I meet who have alopecia, the more I know our community is stronger than our disease.

Goldberg: The walk has helped me find local members of the alopecia community. It’s nice to meet with someone from the community for a walk, dinner or whatever it may be.

If you had to describe the core energy or message of this walk to someone who has never participated, what would you tell them?

Nadeau: I would tell them that the Walk For Alopecia is not just a fundraiser. It’s a place where people are celebrated exactly as they are and a reminder that no one has to navigate alopecia alone.

Rachel: The central theme of this walk, the lifeblood of the entire campaign, is love. There is such an outpouring of love from family and friends, and, most importantly, so much self-love. The walk helps restore that lost love and reminds you that you deserve your own kindness.

Goldberg: No matter who you are or why you’re there, the Walk For Alopecia demonstrates the value and importance of being yourself. I hope that everyone who attends carries this message with them.

Woodard-Stephens: Come and experience the beauty of the community created by NAAF and its volunteers. Fall is homecoming season! If you are living with alopecia, consider the walk a chance to come home, and everyone loves a good homecoming.

If there’s one thing you could tell someone else who has just been diagnosed with alopecia areata, what would it be?

Nadeau: I would tell them that it may take time to process the changes and emotions that come with alopecia, but there is an incredible community of people ready to support you. Seek out connections, ask questions and don’t be afraid to share your story.

Rachel: Your diagnosis doesn’t make you any less “you.”

Goldberg: Try your best every day. This December, I will have had alopecia areata for 18 years. Throughout those 18 years, there have been many ups and downs, but each day is a new day. And a new day brings a new opportunity to commit to trying your best to accept your alopecia areata and love yourself for it.

Woodard-Stephens: You won’t always feel this way. You are not alone. Welcome to the club. You have options.

This year, you can help create hope, build community and drive progress for everyone living with alopecia areata. Visit naaf.org/walk to join the 4th Annual Walk For Alopecia Presented by Pfizer, and help shine the brightest light on alopecia areata, raise funds and show the world it is not just hair.

2026-08-26T07:57:00

(BPT) – Key takeaways

• Caguas is the “Heart and Center” of Puerto Rico that embodies the mixed cultural heritage of the Island and its people.
• The Criollo City is a culinary and cultural center where visitors can discover local cuisine and immerse themselves in Puerto Rico’s nature, history and art.
• Caguas is incredibly accessible, located just 30 minutes from the airport and the San Juan Cruise Port, and features activities for all ages.
• For information on tours in Caguas, head to visitacaguas.com/tours.

Are you planning to travel to Puerto Rico? The Island has many beautiful and historic places to visit, but if you want to experience the heartbeat of Puerto Rico through all your senses, plan a visit to Caguas.

As “The Heart and Center” of Puerto Rico, Caguas sits at the crossroads of the main highways on the eastern side of the Island, connecting the north, south and center of Puerto Rico with the east. Here, travelers of all walks of life can reconnect with joy, find a profound sense of belonging and engage with a culture that is as unique as its people.

Caguas is also known as “The Criollo City,” a place that embodies the Puerto Rican identity. The word criollo describes the Puerto Rican people’s mixed heritage that is rooted in the Taíno Indian, Spanish and African cultures.

Read on to discover how Caguas can awaken your senses and give you an authentic experience of what Puerto Rico is all about.

Taste Caguas and savor the sazón

On the Island, “sazón” means more than just seasoning. It’s the culinary essence of Puerto Rican culture, a legacy passed down through grandmothers’ kitchens and elevated by modern chefs. Caguas offers gastronomes a rich and diverse food scene that showcases the bold taste and vibrant color of Puerto Rican cuisine.

In The Criollo City, you can visit two distinct gastronomic zones (Bairoa and the Traditional Urban Center), over 300 diverse restaurants and 33 curated gastronomic routes. Whether you’re looking for an upscale dining experience or a popular food truck, there’s something for everyone in Caguas.

Want a sweet treat? Head to Chocolate Montadero. This “Bean to Bar” chocolatier offers artisanal chocolate-making workshops where you can lose yourself in the rich aromas of 100% Puerto Rican cacao.

Caguas is also home to a burgeoning craft-beer scene. Drop by F.O.K. Brewing, a craft brewery where you can sample local brews in a lively beer garden.

If you’re more of a wine person, no worries. Visit the Sangria Factory, where you can taste homemade sangria paired with delicious local snacks.

Puerto Rico is known as the Rum Capital of the World, and one of the standout distilleries on the Island’s rum route is Ron Boricua in the heart of Caguas. At Ron Boricua, you can indulge in locally produced premium rum and immersive tasting experiences at the family-owned distillery.

2026-08-25T07:01:00

(BPT) – You may not know what a lithium-ion battery is by name, but you likely have more than a few in your home and use them every day. These rechargeable batteries power smartphones, laptops, e-bikes, electric vehicles, power tools, toys and even home energy systems.

Lithium-ion batteries store energy more densely than traditional batteries, and they’re quite powerful. However, this same power source can put your home at risk. When damaged, improperly charged or overheated, lithium-ion batteries can enter thermal runaway and spark, explode or catch on fire.

Fortunately, you have the power to protect yourself and your loved ones from these risks. All you have to do is take charge of battery safety.

Protecting your household, one step at a time

UL Research Institute’s Fire Safety Research Institute understands the specific risks lithium-ion batteries present when handled incorrectly. That’s why it has created Take C.H.A.R.G.E. of Battery Safety, a public safety education campaign that highlights six research-based ways to prevent lithium-ion battery fires. These steps may sound simple, but each small action you take can help create a safer home, reduce your risk of a lithium-ion battery fire, and protect your family today and tomorrow.

1. Choose certified products

Prioritize your safety by selecting lithium-ion battery-powered devices that are certified by a nationally recognized testing laboratory to ensure they meet key safety requirements.

2. Handle lithium-ion battery-powered devices with care

Always follow manufacturer guidelines and use the provided charger for lithium-ion battery-powered devices. Avoid modifying batteries or chargers and charge your devices in safe environments away from extreme temperatures, direct sunlight and flammable materials.

For larger devices, such as e-bikes, charge in a location that does not block your exit path from your home and away from sleeping areas. Ideally, you should charge e-bikes outside of your home. Refrain from overnight charging of large devices.

3. Always stay alert for warning signs

Regularly inspect devices for any signs of damage, such as swelling or punctures. Be aware of unusual sounds like hissing or popping. Watch out for excessive heat or a strange odor. White or gray wispy smoke indicates there is immediate danger of fire. If you notice any of these warning signs, stop using the device immediately.

4. Recycle devices and batteries properly

Responsibly dispose of old or damaged batteries and devices by taking them to a designated battery recycling center. Never discard batteries, chargers or battery-powered devices in regular trash bins.

5. Get out quickly if there’s a fire

From the first sign of a problem, you could have less than one minute to escape a fire from a large lithium-ion battery-powered device. Know the warning signs to look and listen for and get out if you see or hear them. Follow your home fire escape plan to leave immediately, closing doors behind you as you exit and call 911.

6. Educate others on safe practices

Help protect your friends and loved ones by sharing how they can Take C.H.A.R.G.E. of Battery Safety, so that others can identify potential risks and charge safely.

Are you ready to take charge?

The power of Take C.H.A.R.G.E. is that it is an easy way to remember fire safety actions that you can adopt in your everyday life. By implementing these guidelines in your home, you can significantly reduce risk and create a safer environment for your whole family. For more information on lithium-ion battery safety, visit BatteryFireSafety.org.

2026-08-24T08:11:00

(BPT) – Summer may get most of the attention when it comes to boating, but the fun doesn’t have to end when seasons change. With quieter waterways, cooler temperatures and vibrant scenery, fall offers an often overlooked way to enjoy time on the water.

“There’s something magical about experiencing fall from the water that you can’t get during the height of summer,” said Maggie Maskery, director of communications for Discover Boating. “It’s a chance to slow down, take in the sights from a different point of view and turn an ordinary day into a seasonal escape with your favorite people.”

Discover Boating, the go-to resource for all things boating, including expert tips, safety essentials, helpful tools like Go Boating Today and Boat Finder, explores why boating belongs on your fall bucket list.

See fall colors from a new perspective. Leaf-peeping is even more spectacular from the water. Vibrant reds, oranges and golds lining the shoreline create views that simply aren’t possible from the road. Pack a camera, warm apple cider and a cozy blanket for a picture-perfect day.

Soak up the crisp autumn air. Cooler temperatures can make fall boating especially comfortable, particularly in regions where summer brings intense heat and humidity. A brisk breeze and fresh air can feel invigorating. Be sure to check the weather forecast before leaving the dock and continue monitoring conditions throughout the day.

Enjoy quieter waterways. As summer vacations wind down and children return to school, there are shorter waits to get on the water and more room to explore at a leisurely pace. Popular destinations that are bustling during the summer feel like hidden gems in the fall.

Reel in fall fishing opportunities. For many anglers, cooler weather brings some of the year’s most anticipated fishing. Lakes, rivers and coastal waterways across the country offer seasonal opportunities for anglers of all experience levels.

Cruise to a fall festival. Arriving by boat can turn a favorite autumn event into a mini getaway. Many waterfront communities and marinas host seasonal celebrations ranging from seafood festivals to harvest and wine events.

As daylight hours shorten and temperatures change, remember to dress in layers, wear a properly fitted life jacket and check the weather and sunset time before heading out.

For more practical guidance, explore Discover Boating’s new boating safety video series to enjoy stress-free, fun-filled boating adventures.

If you’re just getting your feet wet, rentals, charters and boat clubs offer flexible ways to get started without a long-term commitment. Visit DiscoverBoating.com for more fall inspiration, simple ways to get on the water and how-to information. Ready to find your dream boat? Check out a boat show near you. Be sure to tag @DiscoverBoating and use #SeeYouOutHere to share your fall boating adventures.