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Ilene Smith’s Journalist Portfolio

Time to Heal - HARD COPY

Time to Heal - HARD COPY

Be more like Kate: return to the career you love when you're healthy enough to do so.

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I Don't Have Kids but I'm Not Childless - HARD COPY

I Don't Have Kids but I'm Not Childless - HARD COPY

Redefining family bonds and living a life full of love.

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I'm an Ashkenazi Jew. What More Might My DNA Hold? - Kveller

I'm an Ashkenazi Jew. What More Might My DNA Hold? - Kveller

When a friend in my mah jong group asked if anyone wanted a DNA ancestry kit she hadn't used, I was the first…

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This Little-Known Passover Candy Is Our Family's Most Special Tradition - Kveller

This Little-Known Passover Candy Is Our Family's Most Special Tradition - Kveller

Golden honey cascades from the bear-shaped jar into the pot, my grandmother Sarah standing beside me, watchfu…

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The Overlooked Cabinet Fix That Boosts Your Kitchen's Style And Function (It's Not Washable Paint)

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Who hasn't had the fantasy that someone from HGTV shows up in your home, rips out your old kitchen cabinets, and replaces them with beautiful new ones? Unfortunately, for most of us, that fantasy isn't going to become reality. Putting in a whole new kitchen yourself is expensive and time-consuming. If your kitchen is in relatively good shape, there's an easier way to update everyone's favorite room in the house without making a huge investment: Change the hardware.
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Here's what happened to Bruw after Shark Tank

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Here's What Happened To Bruw After Shark Tank It's hard to believe there was a time before cold brew. But back in 2015 – the same year Starbucks introduced its first cup of cold brew – budding entrepreneur Max Feber had a sense that cold brew was going to be the next big thing. The then 15-year-old Michigan teenager tried making his own at home and found cold brewing to be, well, a grind.
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Whatever Happened To Coconut Girl From Shark Tank?

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By Ilene Smith Verified
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You wouldn't have blamed the "Shark Tank" panel if they seemed a little skeptical about the young woman who rode into the tank on what she called the "Icicle Tricycle" asking for $180,000 for 18% of her business. But when the sharks heard about and then tasted her dairy- and gluten-free ice cream sandwiches, the tank turned into a feeding frenzy, with three of the sharks trying to make offers.
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