St.Patrick’s Day recipes for a little luck of the Irish

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It’s almost St.Patrick’s Day again, and along with the green beer and shamrocks you’ll also find a bunch of different Irish dishes you can try. Here are a few I make every year

Quick one pan recipes for Easter break

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If you have kids then you know March, spring or Easter break is just around the corner. This means you get a break from making school lunches, but have to probably cook more meals. You may also have some guests visiting for Easter and it can be stressful feeding everyone. Read on for some great one pan recipes to make life a little easier.

Basic, performance and extreme: how to choose a gaming PC

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If you’re looking to get a new PC gaming rig but don’t know where to start, don’t worry. We’ve got you covered with this handy look at some of the best options out there, no matter how comitted you are to your PC gaming experience. 

Tips for buying an ottoman

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    Adding an ottoman to your home can add style,comfort and storage. There are so many ottoman styles to choose from so there’s the perfect one out there to fit your needs. Read on to see some tips to think about when you’re purchasing a new ottoman.

Be more productive with your PC: Organize your workspace

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A messy workspace is more than just unpleasant look at and not so fun to work in, it also cuts into your productivity. I’ve put together a list of things you can do to organize all those cables, accessories and peripherals, cutting the clutter and boosting your productivity.

How To Use Your Camera, Part 4: Manual Mode

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Today, in the final post in the ‘How To Use Your Camera’ series, we’re looking at manual mode and how learning a few simple concepts can help you push your photography to the next level.

How to boost your computer’s performance with optimization software

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Computer operating systems have evolved to a degree that most of them come with the necessary tools to maintain and optimize the system on a regular basis. But the more we use our computers, the higher the chance of adding programs and applications that could cause slowdowns, security threats or other issues. Here’s how’s to boost your PC’s performance.

How to avoid boredom with your home gym

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If you’re even remotely into fitness, you’ve likely heard of the acronym “HIIT.” If you haven’t, then let me clarify that HIIT does not stand for “Hit Intensely to Injure Trainer” but instead refers to “High Intensity Interval Training,” otherwise known as one of the most efficient ways to shed extra pounds, get into shape, and keep fit. With HIIT you’ll sweat, likely swear, perhaps cry, but relish in the results once you’ve committed some time to a regime. All you need is some will power and a few key pieces of equipment.

How an ergonomic office can make you more productive

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When you’re looking for ways to boost productivity, technology is often the knee-jerk response. Get a faster PC and I’ll be able to work faster. What’s often overlooked is ergonomics. Setting up your office to so that it takes ergonomic design into account can pay huge benefits in increased productivity, while also helping to prevent injuries.

Homemade bagels, New York or Montreal style: this week on Shelly’s...

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Bagels: they’re good for breakfast, amazing for lunch, and when you’re in the mood for comfort food, you just can’t beat them. Instead of heading to the store to get your bagel fix, I’ve got two recipes you can use to create your own. Are you a Montreal bagel person or feeling a little New York-ish? Here’s your chance to find out.