Shelly McRae
Having graduated with a major in graphic design, Shelly McRae now works as a freelance content provider. She writes on a wide range of topics, including health, business, design and social issues.
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Cooking During a Kitchen MakeoverYou don't have to eat out every night during the kitchen makeover. Enjoy your meals at home by cooking ahead and setting up a temporary kitchen.
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Dinner Party Etiquette: What Food Allergies Do You Have?Avoid a dinner party disaster by including a note on the invitation regarding any special dietary needs or food choices. Your guests will appreciate and your party will go much smoother.
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How to Write a RecipeRecipe writing is a skill. Learn about the standards the professionals use to write recipes for cookbooks, food journals and blogs.
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Build a Garden BermGarden berms add shape and visual interest to your landscape and in your garden. A garden berm may be used for flowers or herbs, and adds a focal point to your property.
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The No Cook Christmas Dinner MenuIf you don't look forward to hours in the kitchen on the holidays, prepare a no cook Christmas dinner that's just as festive as home cooked meal but with none of the work.
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Five Essential Tools for Your KitchenThe five essential tools for your kitchen each have a bit of history to them. No matter how refined they may become, they all still meet the basic needs for preparing meals.
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Good Luck Foods to Serve for New Year CelebrationsPart of any good celebration is good food. Whether you're hosting a large party or enjoying an intimate family gathering, include some of these good luck foods in your menu.
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A Guide to Environmentally Friendly Kitchen Flooring MaterialsYour options for kitchen flooring now go beyond tile and vinyl, and those options include sustainable materials, making your floors eco-friendly.
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The Differences Between Wood Blinds and Faux Wood BlindsBefore purchasing custom blinds for your window treatment, learn the differences between real wood and faux wood blinds.
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How to Prune Your Rosemary PlantsRosemary plants can live for several years and can appear unkempt if not pruned regularly. Learn how to prune your rosemary plants to keep them healthy and looking neat.
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A Dippy Christmas TraditionA BBQ dip from my husband's childhood has become a family tradition, and the recipe is handed down to the next generation.
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Celebrate National Dessert Month with ApplesApples have a history as an ingredient in desserts, from apple slumps to apple pie. Pair this fruit with cinnamon, chocolate and cheese to celebrate National Dessert Month and enjoy throughout the holidays. -
Easy Ways to Sneak in VeggiesAdd veggies to mac and cheese and to sloppy Joe sandwiches to increase the nutrients without getting the veggie taste. -
Cooking Tips for Making Low-Fat StewBeef and chicken stew can be high in fat and sodium, but you can reduce the fat and salt and make healthier stews, without giving up taste. -
Keeping Kids with Food Allergies Safe at SchoolAs the parent of a child with food allergies, you're able to control his or her food intake while at home, but school presents a risk to your child from exposure to those foods. -
Eating Local: Fall Vegetables in the Produce AisleThe locavore movement include eating seasonal foods. Find out about a few of the vegetables harvested during the fall season. -
Top Indoor Shopping Malls in PhoenixDuring the hot summer months, spend some time at Phoenix area malls offering classes, movies and concerts. -
Types of Solar Electric Systems for the HomeSolar electric systems include more than just solar panels. Homeowners can choose from different types of solar electric systems to best suit their needs and lifestyle. -
Foods for a Productive Breakfast MeetingServe foods that stimulate the brain at the morning meetings for productive results -
Seven Essential Herbs for the GardenInclude these seven herbs in your garden to use for cooking. Clip them fresh for vibrant flavors or dry them to keep them handy all year round. -
Put Your Vegetable Garden to Bed for the Summer in Phoenix, ArizonaVegetable plants don't produce well in the Phoenix summer's heat. Use the summer to revitalize the soil in your garden when you can't be outside gardening. -
Foodie Lifestyle Reduces Risk for Heart Disease and Treats Celiac DiseaseCooking meals to reduce the risk of heart disease, to treat celiac disease and respect vegetarian choices makes me a fussy foodie. -
An Overview of the Munsell Color SystemThe Munsell Color System is used by interior designers for consistency of color in projects. Albert Munsell, an American colorist, created the system in the first decade of the 20th century.
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Protests Against the Arizona Immigration LawProtestors against the Arizona Immigration Law interests may be about self-interest and less about moral outrage.
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What to Plant to Prevent Soil ErosionBy planting certain types of plants in your landscape, you can prevent soil erosion
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Betty Crocker Goes Gluten FreeBetty Crocker has put out a line of gluten free mixes for baked goods.
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Do-it-Yourself Kitchen Cabinet RefinishingFollow the step by step instructions to strip and stain your cabinets. This do it yourself project will save you money and brighten up your kitchen.
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How to Remove Excess Thatch from Your LawnThatch can prevent water and fertilizer from reaching the roots of your lawn. If you have thatch build up in your lawn, you can remove it yourself.
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Companion Planting for a Greener GardenCompanion planting is integral to organic gardening, not only for pest control, but also for the health of your plants and the planet.
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Tile Installation and Your ToiletA quick tutorial on dealing with the toilet and drain area when tiling your bathroom floor.
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Multivitamins: Nutritional Supplement or Expensive Waste?A recent study tries to prove multivitamins cannot aid in preventing cancer or heart disease. -
Planning a Curb Appeal ProjectImprove your curb appeal by creating a plan. A good plan will give you a realistic budget and timeline so your project goes smoother and you stay on budget.
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How to Raise Your Good Cholesterol LevelsLowering your bad cholesterol can lead to lower levels of good cholesterol. Here's how to raise the good cholesterol and keep the bad cholesterol down. -
What Are Phytosterols and How Do They Lower Cholesterol?Phytosterols are found in plants, and their use can result in lower cholesterol.
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Red Yeast Rice, the FDA, and Treating Your High CholesterolThe FDA has issued warnings regarding the use of Red Yeast Rice due to its lovastatin content, and the risks associated with unregulated dosages.
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Is Your Thyroid Raising Your Cholesterol Levels?A thyroid function test could explain why your cholesterol is too high, despite your healthy lifestyle choices.
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How Journaling Can Improve Your SalesA sales journal can help you improve your sales, keep up your confidence, and aid in planning your career.
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Calcium and Menopause: How to Take Calcium Supplements for Maximum BenefitsCalcium supplements need to taken properly to have the maximum effect on bone health.
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How to Manage Fatigue Associated with HypothyroidismDetails on managing fatigue through relaxation, exercise, and breathing techniques.
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Maximizing Profits When Selling Your Home in a Buyer's MarketHow you invest in your home before selling affects your profits. The difference between improvements and upgrades can make the difference.
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Creating Artistic Table SettingsA guide for understanding how to create a tablescape for dinner parties.
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7 Ways to Manage Mild Depression Associated with HypothyroidismSeven ideas to help alleviate mild depression without using drugs
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The Importance of Small Talk in Retail SalesNot all sales derive from phone calls and client lists. Retail outlets are dependent on walk-in traffic, and associates need to engage these customers and create a comfort zone. The art of small talk can be an important technique and can encourage future sales.
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Decorating Dollars and Common SenseDon't let a tight budget keep you from redecorating. Follow these few tips and save money.
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The Emerging Industry of Health AdvocacyHealth Advocate is a leader in the industry of health advocacy. My personal experience with them demonstrates the need for this new service.
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Why Businesses Need the Color Association of the United StatesIndustries are dependent on fortune tellers. One such fortune teller is the Color Association of the United States.
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Carpet Smart: A Look at New Technologies in CarpetCarpet manufacturing has changed in the last few years. New technologies have created carpets that clean the air, resist stains, and help save the planet.
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Nebraska Judge's Word Ban Sparks ProtestsNebraska Judge Jeffre Cheuvrant banned the word rape, and similar words in a Nebraskan sexual assault case. Protestors turn out in support of the alleged victim, and galvanized a nation wide protest.
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Living with HypothyroidismMy son and I both have hypothyroidism, but in each of us the disease has taken a different form.
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Nebraska Judge's Word Ban Promotes Myth About Sex and RapeIn the state of Nebraska, Tory Bowen is the complainant in a rape case. I mean a sexual assault case. No wait, I mean a 'he forced his male organ into my female organ and proceeded to have sex on me but I was not a willing participant' case.
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New Trend in Real Estate May Save Sellers MoneyHome sellers can maximize their profits using companies that assist them in selling their homes without using a real estate agent.
