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How to make ice cream with a KitchenAid Ice Cream Maker...

Shelly Wutke - 8
Making ice cream is fun and easy, and I spent an hour this weekend making a delicious blackberry ice cream with the KitchenAid Ice Cream maker attachment for my KitchenAid stand mixer.
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How to choose a 2-in-1 or convertible laptop

Gadjo Sevilla - 1
Today’s 2-in-1's run the gamut of Surface devices as well as sleek Ultrabooks from HP, Lenovo, Dell and others. Let’s look at factors buyers should consider.
Recipes

10 Lemonade Recipes That Will Make You Chill This Summer

Leila Pejman - 0

 When life gives you lemons, make Beyoncé … I mean lemonade! But thanks to her recent album cover, when you think of this drink, the pop star comes to mind. She’s actually made it sexy again, which is why I am listing the ten best lemonade recipes for you to enjoy this summer.

Smart home

Home Safety Series: How to Create a Safe Perimeter with Wireless...

Erin Lawrence - 0
Want to tighten up security around your home, but are not sure where to start? We'll take a look at all the options available to create a safe home.
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Shelly’s Friday Favourites – Go green with Vegetable Smoothies

Shelly Wutke - 0

It’s no surprise people can’t seem to squeeze in their recommended daily fruit & vegetable intakes – busy lives mean dinner on the go, and dinner on the go doesn’t often include one vegetable let alone three. And no, in most circles, french fries are not considered a serving of vegetables.

Recipes

Slow Cooker Recipes to Warm the Body and Soul as the...

Leila Pejman - 0
WINTER IS COMING. And it’s time to get out the crockpot or slow cooker and prepare cozy meals to protect me from the chills. Here are top slow cooker recipes to warm up the body and soul, as the weather gets colder.
Computers, Laptops & Tablets

UPS: how it works and why you need one

Brad Moon - 2

 UPS isn’t just a package delivery company, the acronym also stands for Uninterruptible Power Supply. And if you own a PC, it should be connected to a UPS. Here’s how a UPS works and why you need one.

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Tips to stay on track with your New Year’s Fitness Resolution

Andy Baryer - 0
Staying committed to New Year's fitness resolutions can be tough. Here are tips and tricks to keep you on track throughout the year.
Major Appliances

5 tips when shopping for a major appliance at Best Buy

Rae Chen - 0
If you're on the market for a new major appliance or appliance set, here are five tips to help you choose the right ones for your kitchen.
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Replacing your wireless router: what’s really involved and what you gain

Brad Moon - 3
With 802.11ac (Gigabit Wi-Fi) now mainstream, we are currently in the midst of a big wireless router replacement cycle. I’ve tested so many routers in the past year that I’ve lost count. Despite the potential payoff of a new router, many people are reluctant to make the upgrade. Routers can be intimidating, and once our Wi-Fi is working, it’s such an integral part of our homes now that we’re naturally reluctant to do anything that might rock the boat. After getting a taste of what the latest generation of 802.11ac routers can do, I finally made the jump myself, replacing my own aging router. And to help you understand everything that’s involved, I chronicled every step of the process. Hopefully this account of one person’s Wi-Fi router upgrade will help to demystify the process and show why it’s worth doing.
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