My Turkey Day, based in Chicago:

• Welcome family to your home for Thanksgiving?This is the way to prevent the entry of COVID The number of COVID cases is rising rapidly again-there are nearly 95,000 new cases every day. Experts warn that we still need to keep in mind to reduce the risk of COVID. Even if your family is fully vaccinated, remember your most vulnerable family members, especially those over 80 or those with weakened immune systems. (NPR) You can also take a look How to spend Thanksgiving in a pandemic without losing your mind Yes, you may be infected with COVID. OK. (slate)

• Look behind the scenes of the most successful streaming service on the planet: Netflix’s secret weapon is something we’ve never seen before The core of the service, the engineering behind the application itself, is the foundation of any streaming success. Netflix has spent the past 10 years building an extended server network called Open Connect to avoid many modern streaming problems. It is this that allows Netflix to provide a more reliable experience than its competitors, and will not waver when approximately 111 million users watch Squid Game. (edge)

• Ten cryptocurrencies – or Web 3.0 – bluffing arguments during Thanksgiving How to spend the most controversial day of the year (Bloomberg)

• How to talk to your Fox News loved ones on Thanksgiving! You are complacent, the coastal elites educated in Ivy League schools can stop laughing. This arrogance prevents you from using the latest developments in influence and persuasiveness. Your rejection of academic research makes you better than those who also ignore the science of anti-vaccine and deny global warming. (Big picture)

• How climate change and extreme weather limit the supply of pies in the U.S. For Mike’s Pies in Florida, even if the supply chain issues are resolved, climate change still exists (Washington post)

• Yes, plant-based meat is better for the earth (but not on Turkish Day) In the slogan “Eat meat. Save the planet,” Impossible Foods claims that its soy burgers use 87% less water than beef burgers, reduce land by 96%, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 89%. Beyond Meat has a similar statement about its burgers made with peas. (sound)

• This tribe helped the pilgrims through their first Thanksgiving. 400 years later, they still regret it. The Wampanoag people, who have been marginalized and distorted for a long time in American history, are preparing for the 400th anniversary of Thanksgiving Day for the first pilgrims in 1621. (Washington post)

• We live in a meaningless unit of time: Despite trying to make it less confusing, the 7-day week has existed for thousands of years. (Atlantic Organization)

• The most notorious balloon accident in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade is full of fun and games, until one of the balloons falls. Since the parade began to parade around Manhattan in 1927, huge floating figures have occasionally been unfettered, blown away, or pierced, stabbed, deflated, and subjected to various humiliations. (CNN)

• The office holiday party is back and smaller than ever The festive annual company celebrations survived the pandemic. great? (Recode)

Be sure to check our Master of Business Meet with Steven Fradkin, president of Northern Trust Wealth Management, a division of the insurance giant, this weekend. The group manages $355 billion in assets and serves one-fifth of the wealthiest households in the United States. Fradkin served as Chief Financial Officer and Head of NT International Business.

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