You’ve brought all your food home from the grocery store or farmers market. Now it’s time to unpack. The task seems rote enough, but you’d be best served to at least put a little thought into it. What you store where, and when, matters in part because of ethylene, a plant hormone that is responsible for ripening and can, over time or under the right circumstances, shorten shelf life and cause spoilage, says Laura Strawn, an associate professor and extension specialist at Virginia Tech’s Department of Food Science & Technology.

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The outrage — well, in a word, it’s outrageous. And self-righteous. But most of all, it’s insincere. And it’s gushing from all those counterfeit champions out there on social media, tripping over themselves to stand sentry over a damsel in distress but really doing so only because they now get to throw haymakers at some guy they hate. What’s more infuriating than Indianapolis Star columnist Gregg Doyel’s whiff of a welcome toward basketball phenom Caitlin Clark on Wednesday, a highly unprofessional, inscrutably brain-dead moment from a credentialed journalist?

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