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Expert Biographies
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Judith Bettelheim, Ph.D., professor of art history at San Francisco State University, specializes in arts of the African Diaspora, Afro-Caribbean culture and festivals, multicultural American art, and Cuban art. She has worked in the Caribbean and in Cuba for various projects, including the exhibitions "Caribbean Festival Arts" and "AFROCUBA: Works on Paper." She is the author of Cuban Festivals: a Century of Afro-Cuban Culture.
Mary Ann Caws, Ph.D., D.H.L., is Distinguished Professor of English, French, and Comparative Literature at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. Professor Caws is the author or editor of over sixty books, mostly in the field of literature and the arts. Caws was co-director of the Henri Peyre French Institute, is an officier of the Palmes Académiques, has been awarded Fulbright, Guggenheim, and Rockefeller Fellowships, and has been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Her recent books include To the Boathouse: a Memoir, Surprised in Translation, Salvador Dali, and Provençal Cooking: Savoring the Simple Life in France.
Whitney Chadwick, Ph.D., is professor emerita of art history at San Francisco State University. She has lectured widely and taught courses on twentieth-century and contemporary American and European art, with a special focus on women and Surrealism. Chadwick is the author of Women, Art, and Society, Women Artists and the Surrealist Movement, and Mirror Mirror: Self Portraits by Women Artists, as well as numerous articles and other publications. Her writings also include an art-historical crime novel, entitled Framed, which earned mainstream critical acclaim. She received her Ph.D. from Pennsylvania State University.
James Ganz, Ph.D., is curator of the Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. Ganz assists the Foundation with maintaining and exhibiting its 100,000 works of graphic art spanning over 500 years. Prior to this position, Ganz worked as Manton Curator of Prints, Drawings, and Photographs at the Clark Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts, where he coordinated over twenty exhibitions, including "The Unknown Monet: Pastels and Drawings," as well as shows on nineteenth-century photography and old masters prints and drawings. He has also worked as a special assistant for prints at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Ganz received his Ph.D. from Yale University.
Roy W. Hamilton is curator for Asian and Pacific collections at the Fowler Museum at UCLA. In this capacity, he has developed and executed many Asian and Pacific art exhibitions. Hamilton is the author of several books, including The Art of Rice: Spirit and Sustenance in Asia, From the Rainbow's Varied Hue: Textiles of the Southern Philippines, and Gift of the Cotton Maiden: Textiles of Flores and the Solor Islands. In 2006–07, Hamilton received a curatorial fellowship from the Getty Foundation for his research on the textiles of Timor.
Patrick Hunt, Ph.D., teaches art history, mythology, and classics at Stanford University and serves as the director of the Stanford Alpine Archaeology Project in France, Italy, and Switzerland. Hunt has led archaeology exhibitions worldwide, including the Hannibal Expedition, sponsored by the National Geographic Society. He has been honored as a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and has authored numerous publications, including Ten Discoveries That Rewrote History and Myths for All Time. Hunt is also an avid musician, composer, and artist. He earned his Ph.D. from the University of London's Institute of Archaeology.
Yukio Lippit, Ph.D., is an associate professor of art history at Harvard University. Lippit specializes in pre-modern Japanese painting, with an emphasis on Sino-Japanese painting connected to Zen Buddhism and lineages that arose from it during the early modern and medieval periods. He has authored several articles and books on his topic of expertise, including a forthcoming project, Painting of the Realm: The Kanō House of Painters in Seventeenth Century Japan. Lippit received his B.A. from Harvard University and his M.A. and Ph.D. from Princeton University.
Melissa McCormick, Ph.D., is professor of Japanese art and culture at Harvard University. She is the author of Tosa Mitsunobu and the Small Scroll in Medieval Japan and a forthcoming volume focusing on issues of gender in medieval Japanese narrative painting. McCormick received a B.A. from the University of Michigan and her Ph.D. in Japanese art history from Princeton University.
Fred Myers, Ph.D., is the Silver Professor and Chair of the Anthropology Department at New York University. Myers' research focuses on Aboriginal people in Australia, specifically Western Desert people. His many published works include Painting Culture: The Making of an Aboriginal High Art and The Traffic in Culture: Refiguring Art and Anthropology. Myers has received numerous honors, including fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the American Council of Learned Societies. He was elected president of the American Ethnological Society and has spearheaded NYU's Morse Academic Plan, a general education program for the College of Arts and Sciences. Myers earned his B.A. from Amherst College and his M.A. and Ph.D. from Bryn Mawr.
Mary Nooter Roberts, Ph.D., is a professor of culture and performance in the Department of World Arts and Cultures at UCLA and is a prominent scholar of African art. Roberts was formerly the chief curator and deputy director of UCLA's Fowler Museum, and senior curator of the Museum for African Art in New York. She has organized and curated numerous exhibitions and authored articles and books on African art and culture. "A Saint in the City: Sufi Arts of Urban Senegal," co-curated with her spouse, Dr. Allen F. Roberts, was hailed by the New York Times as one of the ten best of 2003 and the accompanying book won both the Herskovits Award and the Arnold Rubin Outstanding Publication Award. Other books and exhibitions that she and her husband have collaborated on include Memory: Luba Art and the Making of History, which won the College Art Association's Alfred Barr Award for Outstanding Museum Scholarship and A Sense of Wonder: African Art from the Faletti Family Collection. Roberts received her Ph.D. from Columbia University.
John Pohl, Ph.D., is the first curator of the arts of the Americas at the UCLA Fowler Museum. Prior to joining the Fowler, Pohl was the Peter Jay Sharp Curator and Lecturer in the Art of the Ancient Americas at the Princeton University Art Museum. Pohl has conducted archaeological excavations in North and Central America, curated several major exhibitions, and published extensively on American Indian civilizations of southern Mexico. His books include Exploring Mesoamerica, The Politics of Symbolism in the Mixtec Codices, and Aztecs and Conquistadores: The Spanish Invasion and the Collapse of the Aztec Empire. Pohl received his B.A. from Hampshire College and his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in Archaeology from UCLA.
Nasser Rabbat, Ph.D., is the Aga Khan Professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In addition to being an architect, Rabbat is a historian with a focus on Islamic architecture, urban history, and post-colonial studies. His books include The Citadel of Cairo: A New Interpretation of Royal Mamluk Architecture, Making Cairo Medieval, and L'art Islamique à la recherche d'une méthode historique. He serves on the boards of several organizations devoted to Islamic studies and delivers lectures around the world.
Larry Silver, Ph.D., is the Farquhar Professor of Art History at the University of Pennsylvania. He specializes in Northern European painting and graphics of the Renaissance and Reformation periods. In addition to his position at the University of Pennsylvania, Silver has taught at the University of California, Berkeley, Northwestern University, and Smith College. He has been the recipient of many honors, including a Guggenheim Fellowship and grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Kress Foundation. A prolific author, Silver has written numerous articles and books, among them Peasant Scenes and Landscapes, Marketing Maximilian, and a survey text, entitled Art in History. He is also the co-author of books including Rembrandt's Faith and The Graven Image. Silver served as a former president of both the College Art Association and the Historians of Netherlandish Art. He earned his B.A. from the University of Chicago and his M.A. and Ph.D. from Harvard University.
Sandy Skoglund is an installation artist whose work fuses her interests in photography, popular culture, and commercialization. Many of her works feature Surrealist tableaux with bright colors and recurring objects. Some of her most well-known pieces include Radioactive Cats and Revenge of the Goldfish. In addition to having her works displayed in prominent museums, such as the Dayton Art Institute and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Skoglund has taught art at the University of Hartford and Rutgers University. She earned her B.A. from Smith College and her M.A. and M.F.A. from the University of Iowa.
Natasha Staller, Ph.D., wrote the award-winning A Sum of Destructions: Picasso's Cultures & the Creation of Cubism. She contributed to the exhibition catalogue Picasso, The Early Years at the National Gallery and has appeared in television and film documentaries including Picasso and Braque Go to the Movies, narrated by Martin Scorsese. Educated at Wellesley College and Harvard University, she taught at the University of Chicago and Princeton before becoming a professor at Amherst College. There she teaches such courses as The Arts of Spain, Witches, Vampires and other Monsters, and The Modern World. She has been honored with fellowships from the Society of Fellows (Harvard), Getty (Yale), Mellon (University of Pennsylvania) and Guggenheim Foundations. Her next book project is The Spanish Monster.
Ilan Stavans, Ph.D., is the Lewis-Sebring Professor of Latin American and Latino Culture at Amherst College. He is a prolific and wide-ranging author whose books include The Hispanic Condition: Reflections on Culture and Identity in America, Spanglish: The Making of a New American Language, Love and Language, and Gabriel García Márquez: The Early Years. He is the editor of The Poetry of Pablo Neruda, the three-volume set Isaac Bashevis Singer: Collected Stories, Cesar Chavez: An Organizer's Tale, and The Norton Anthology of Latino Literature. He has been the recipient of numerous honors, among them a Guggenheim Fellowship, the National Jewish Book Award, an Emmy nomination, the Latino Hall of Fame Award, and grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities. In addition to his post at Amherst, Stavans has taught at Smith College, Mount Holyoke College, Oberlin College, Bennington College, and Columbia University, where he earned his Ph.D. Stavans is chairman and CEO of Quixote Productions, LLC, which has produced TV series and films on Jewish and Latin history and culture.
Edward J. Sullivan, Ph.D., is a professor of fine arts at New York University, specializing in art from Latin America, the Caribbean, and the Iberian Peninsula. Sullivan's publications include Baroque Art in Madrid, Latin American Art of the Twentieth Century, Brazil: Body & Soul, and The Language of Objects in the Art of the Americas, among others. For his work, he has received many awards, including fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation and the American Council of Learned Societies. Sullivan has curated exhibitions for museums in the U.S., Latin America, and Europe, and serves on committees for artistic institutions such as the Guggenheim Museum, the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and El Museo del Barrio in New York. Sullivan received his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from New York University.


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DENTON -- North Texas Athletics will begin construction in October on a new soccer and track & field stadium which will be located near the Waranch Tennis Complex in the Mean Green Village.
The project is scheduled to be completed in early August 2018. Brown, Reynolds and Watford Architects have been hired to design the complex. The general contractor will be Pogue Construction, which has completed multiple projects in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including the Greek Life Center on UNT campus and Allen High School football's Eagle Stadium, a $54 million facility.
"We are excited to announce the soccer, track and field stadium has been fully approved and will be under construction soon," North Texas Vice President of Intercollegiate Athletics and Director of Athletics Wren Baker said. "The completed stadium will be one of the best in the region and our conference. It will vastly improve the experience for our fans and our student-athletes. We anxiously look forward to its completion."
The new facility will be home to the Mean Green soccer and track and field teams, and will have a 14,000-square foot field house to go along with a sand-based soccer field and eight-lane track. The new facility will be able to host Conference USA championships as well as attract prominent programs from across the country. There will be permanent seating for approximately 1,500 people, including some with covered seating--along with some chair-back seats, new coaches' offices, locker rooms, a team-meeting area and a student-athlete lounge.
"This shows our administration is serious about women's soccer," head soccer coach John Hedlund said. "Having outstanding facilities helps to sell the university, the athletics department and obviously our individual sports programs. A new stadium will give us a beautiful venue to play in and a place where potential recruits will want to come and be a part of continuing to build the UNT soccer program."
Mean Green soccer has had 22-straight winning seasons, with 12 conference titles and seven runner-up finishes. Since 2006, North Texas has played its home games at the Mean Green Soccer Stadium on Bonnie Brae Street, where it has been dominate with a 90-13-6 mark in 10 seasons.
"This new facility will dramatically change the face of our program," head track and field coach Carl Sheffield said. "From the ability to train properly, host high-level competitions and help us to attract elite student-athletes, we will be able to compete at a higher level. This will help in the overall development of our athletes, and that is exciting for us as coaches."
The North Texas track and field teams have called Fouts Field home since 1952. The Mean Green have hosted multiple meets, but the last home meet was in 2014.
The track and soccer complex will be the first major construction project under the leadership of Baker, who was hired in August 2016. It will also be the initial project leading into the announcement of a 20-year master plan later this fall, which will include several capital campaign initiatives.

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I Want My Apple TV
As Steve Jobs takes a few steps back from Apple, I'm hoping upon hope that by this Christmas, or even next, Apple decides once and for all to show the world the great potential of Apple TV. I'm talking an embedded Apple TV device inside a large format LED/LCD TV emblazoned with the Apple logo and worthy of the Apple premium. A real TV set, if you will.
I have raised this idea many times over the past couple of years. Every time I mention it to anyone, especially to younger people who seemed to have traded TV for Hulu altogether, they all say the same thing: "If Apple built a TV, I'd buy it."
With the market the way it is, I think people would go nuts over a branded Apple television. It would inch Apple over Exxon as the largest company in the world, a position it held briefly a week or two ago. Apple would sweat to meet demand for these TVs.
And you can be certain that there would be some sort of internet/Macintosh/iPad/iPhone integration. Perhaps an extreme integration with the iPhone, so you could transfer calls to the TV, or whatever.
For years, people have been trying to integrate TVs and phones. I first saw a system in the 1980s that would ring the phone on the TV. It stirred little interest back then, but imagine what it could do today with the changed attitudes. Anything goes.
How about a video conference via FaceTime on the iPhone, utilizing a stream to the 50-inch Apple TV? There are some serious uses that can result from a lash-up like that. As for all the internet and IPTV shows out there, if anyone can make these streams work in a sensible way, it's Apple.
Apple should branch out into areas of consumer electronics where it can leverage its brand name, image, and logo. While it should steer clear of electric toothbrushes and light fixtures, there are a few arenas that need a leader. Curiously, the TV business is one of them.
The last dominant player in TV was during the CRT era when the Sony Trinitron owned the color TV business. I see nothing like that today. There's Panasonic, Sony, Samsung, Vizio and a slew of also-rans. There are not lust-worthy TVs. Most people look for a decent brand at the best price.
Ideally, Apple stores could sell them as TVs or as large screens for corporate presentations. The computers could be hooked to the TVs to show off the high resolution and compatibility.
Apple's next move after the Apple TV? I'm not sure. The company must avoid areas of consumer electronics where it cannot gain the Apple edge, like digital cameras, for example. It's hard to imagine Apple outdoing the likes of the major Japanese camera makers.
But, rather than make a new product, Apple could possibly use the brand power to authorize a premium version of a product. Say Apple wants to sell a line of digital cameras in its stores. It could make a deal to sell an "Apple Edition" of, say, a Nikon camera. It would be optimized (supposedly) to use in conjunction with Apple products. It could sport a special Apple color. Apple mavens would welcome such an alliance.
The company toyed with these sorts of joint marketing ideas with its special edition iPods, just not with third party products.
The possibilities are endless for a company whose logo is priceless.
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- A Thin Headband (Any Color)
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- Grab the headband and hot glue gun, put a dab of hot glue on the left side of the headband.
- Grab the brooch and push it into the glue.
- Let it dry completely.
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Marcy Open Parent/Site Council Agenda (MOPSC)
September 4, 2014
Media Center
Approval of Agenda – Agenda approved
Approval of Minutes from 5-13-14 – Presentation from Julie Young-Burns on Bullying – No minutes from the meeting
Upcoming Events –
· Fall Fun – Community night for families with food and games – need someone to take over this job
· Magazine Sale – Kick off on September 23rd - this is the largest fundraiser of the year, the 30th is the first turn in day and the last turn in day is October 7th. We will be looking for folks to help count and organize orders.
· Chinook Books are on sale for $20 and app for $14 or both for $30. There are coupons for stores that you might shop at so you could make your money back. We make a 50% profit on the sale of each book.
Marcy Pages – Family directory for Marcy, it has always been a paper book but last year we had no book. This year we are going on line. We have signed up with a company to facilitate our online directory. Could staff put the URL and blurb in your newsletters? Won't be posted on Marcy website to ensure we have only Marcy families in our directory. It is in the Parent's Press too. You can search by student, parent or teacher. You can access online anytime or print off a paper copy.
Principal Report –
· Been a principal for 9 years at Marcy prior to that I was at Edison
· Catalina Salas is the Assistant Principal at Marcy Open School
· Carl Wilson retired at the end of last year
· Teacher leaders come to this meeting and we value their commitment to this work
· We are at 671 students right now and that is under our projected enrollment of 750
· Teachers who strive for balance place students in classrooms and parents are able to give input into classroom placement in the spring. We work to figure out the best placement for students.
· We want parents to attend the meetings but not feel you have to volunteer for committees or purchase items. You can come and speak or not speak. We just want you here.
· Staffing – District wants to see more arts in the schools and give schools more autonomy. We have 2 reading specialist and Krista, an AE, who are working to support and maintain the media center. Ardella retired last year.
· Steven is our Graphic Arts teacher and covers the computer portion of teaching.
· We increased Gym to 1.8
· We increased Music to 1.6
· We have visual arts too
· Marcy Open School is an International Peace Site and we have a strong sense of family here at Marcy. Families connect and make friendship. Marcy is successful because of our family and our community members. Your child's learning comes first. Tomorrow is our first Big Buddies/Little Buddies Assembly and then Buddy Activities.
· Transportation is problematic. We are working with the transportation department to make improvements. We have set up a robo call system to inform families when buses are running late. Catalina is in charge of transportation and safety & security here at Marcy.
Old Business –
· The structure of MOPSC – this came about to connect parent council and site leadership to one meeting from two separate meetings. Parent council has a leadership positions and we still need parent reps to attend the meetings. Let Alix know if you are interested in being a rep. MAP (Marcy Arts Partnership) is group that brings artists to Marcy. Jackie chairs the Labyrinth – the labyrinth was created in honor of a former Marcy Parent Council member. The path to peace is almost done with phase two. There are two instillations per year. The money raised will go for landscaping and they will continue to replace bricks as they are ordered. Jackie would like more participation and get more ideas from others. Art instillations are coming created by students, curriculum is in place, and much more.
New Business –
· Handout on things that happen each month at Marcy Open School
· Marcy Parent Council is a non-profit organization that works with the fundraising, labyrinth, etc.
· The reason that Marcy has all these amenities is because of all the fundraising that parents/families do.
· MAP and Parent council have separate moneys from the school budget
· What are parents interested in hearing about at the MOPSC Meetings? Curriculum, cultural sensitivity, Responsive classroom, transportation, What to expect in K, 5 and 7th grades, parent portal, open school, parenting tips, athletics, middle school, emergency preparedness, etc.
· Marcy is great because of it's diversity
· Curriculum and Responsive Classroom
· Lunch and recess time procedures and gym (getting the wiggles out)
· Changes in the 5/6 and 7/8 might be good for some families
· Responsive Classroom, Parent Portal, Defining Open School, and Parenting Tips
· Open School Philosophy, and Athletics,
· Curriculum, RC, and Cultural Sensitivity
· Middle school, Responsive Classroom, and Open School Philosophy
· RC and Transportation
· Programing about Gifted and Talented and what parents can do to support
· Transportation, transitions, RC, curriculum, and cultural sensitivity
· Parent loved the RC demonstration with Maria Rollinger
· When you visit classrooms you will see this in action
Budget will be presented next month at MOPSC
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I've been wanting to do an autumnal manicure for a looooong, long time and now I found the perfect one so I had to paint my nails this way ( well, nobody forced me but yes, I had to ^_^).
I found the design on a nail art site but couldn't find the creator so if you know who it is, please leave a comment and I will edit the post. Thank you! :D
Oh, and I also found a very cute watch with a cuuuute owl on it, that looked great with my manicure so... take a look! :D


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One of the world's preeminent microbiologists, Ronald Atlas, will be speaking at Clayton State University as part of the Woods Distinguished Lecture Series on Monday, Mar. 30.
Atlas' presentation, "From bioremediation of oil spills to bioterrorism: The magic of microbes" will run from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. in room UC272 of the James M. Baker University Center, as is free and open to the public.
From Rutgers, Atlas went on to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory to perform studies on life detection on Mars and later to head NASA's Planetary Protection Board. As oil spills continued to pollute the environment, he found himself diving under the Arctic polar ice, landing on the bow of the Exxon Valdez, and skimming through the Gulf of Mexico on an airboat following the BP disaster. He also has become a leading expert on bioterrorism and has served on the Department of Homeland Security's scientific advisory board as well as advising the White House and the Congress on how to protect the public against the looming threat of bioterrorism and infectious diseases like Ebola.


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Rental Programs
"How can I avoid eviction from my
foreclosed home?"
Fannie Mae's Former Owner Rental Program provides a month-to-month rental option for former homeowners still living in a property that was foreclosed. Former owners can rent the property (at market rate) while it's being marketed for sale to new owners.
To be considered for the program:
- The former owner must currently live in the home.
- The former owner and occupants must cooperate and provide required information to the identified Fannie Mae real estate agent in a timely manner.
- The home must meet certain conditions of safety and habitability as determined by Fannie Mae.
Former homeowners who are approved for the Former Owner Rental Program benefit by:
- Avoiding an eviction from the home
- Remaining in the property on a month-to-month basis, allowing additional time to plan for relocation
The process for the Former Owner Rental Program includes:
- Initial Notice – In most states, once your former property has foreclosed, a real estate agent will post a Know Your Options (KYO) flyer on the door of the home and attempt to contact you.
- Prompt Response – You must promptly respond to the agent to indicate your interest in renting the property.
- Additional Information Request – Once you express your interest, the agent will provide a Rent to Former Owner document package via email or in person.
- Return of Required Information – You must complete and promptly return the required information. If documents aren't received within the allotted timeframe, you may be disqualified from the program.
- Property Evaluation – The property's overall condition and repair needs will be inspected to determine if it qualifies for the program. The property must meet certain requirements, as determined by Fannie Mae, and be safe to live in to be approved.
- Month-to-Month Lease – If the property qualifies, the previous homeowner will be offered a month-to-month lease while the home is marketed and sold.
The process to rent your former home is time sensitive and depends on the eligibility of the property. Once the home has been foreclosed, follow these steps to be considered for the Former Owner Rental Program:
Watch for a Know Your Options notice – The real estate agent assigned to sell the home will post a flyer on the door with your options and their contact information.
Contact the real estate agent immediately – You'll need to promptly contact the agent and express your interest in renting the home.
Look for additional, time-sensitive information from the agent – Once you express interest in renting the home, you'll receive a Rent to Former Owner document package via email or in person.
Complete and return required information promptly – Provide the completed package to the agent promptly. If documents aren't received within the allotted timeframe, you may be disqualified from the program.


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2 Books of Silly Poetry
A downloadable book for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android
Included in this Zip file are 2 DRM-free PDF files filled with (in total) 15 short poems i've written in the past. These files were previously sold on Salebox, but i've moved them to Itch.io so that people can find them easier...ly.
In order to download this book you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $3 USD. You will get access to the following files:
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This is outstanding. I will tell absolutely everyone I contact today. Maybe even on a tour through every fast food restaurant. IMAGINE! What if your favorite taco bell meals, burgers, etc. could finally be sold without immeasurably poisonous, untested chemicals specifically made with the intention of genetic modification. Which just so happens to be MODIFYING YOUR GENES. Which you don't want. Trust me. Spread the word, and don't let this stop at the seeds, what about all the hundreds of farmers whose entire property they LOAN SHARKed themselves into owning. Watch "food inc" or maybe go research TBHQ (Tetrabutri-hydroquinol), which is in every ingredient taco bell has. TBHQ consequently has scientifically proven negative effects on the reproduction of your genes.
How about the rest of the country standing in solidarity by
1. Only buying organic/non-GMO food from Farmer's Markets or the organic section of the store.
2. Not buy anything processed.
3. Support your local restaurants that serve local and/or sustainably grown food.


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Azerbaijan is interested in highly accurate missiles of Ukrainian production
In the frameworks of International Exhibition of Defence Industry ADEX-2016 in Baku the meeting between the leadership of Defence Industry of Azerbaijan Republic and representatives of the State Concern "UkrOboronProm" was held.
During the meeting, Deputy Minister of Defence Industry of Azerbaijan Republic Tofih Rafiyev expressed his interest in the possibility of joint production of high-precision weapons, developed and manufactured by UKROBORONPROM (UOP) enterprises. Primarily, the points at issue are guided munitions and portable anti-tank missile systems.
It should be noted that light anti-tank missile system "Corsar" is represented at UOP stand. Small mass – less than 14 kg – and small size are the main features of the given light portable missile system. Despite this, "Corsair" fire-power is enough to destroy all existing types of armored vehicles. At the same time, modern laser guidance system is responsible for the accuracy of the shot.
Prior to the meeting on joint production of missile munitions, President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev visited the booth of the State Concern "UkrOboronProm," having noted the high level of Ukrainian military industry. In general, the Azerbaijani side confirmed interest to continue mutually beneficial cooperation between enterprises and organizations of Ukraine and Azerbaijan.


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The New Celebrity Apprentice, with longtime movie star Arnold Schwarzenegger stepping in for a certain former host who is now otherwise occupied, has been in the works for a long time. Schwarzenegger was first announced as host in September of 2015. The show filmed early last year, and it finally debuted on NBC Sunday night.
Ever since Schwarzenegger was named the show's new boss, there has been a great deal of speculation as to what catchphrase he might use when firing contestants, in place of Donald Trump's "You're fired." Most of the contenders were variations on catchphrases from the star's movies -- "Hasta la vista, baby" or "You're Terminated" or "[you won't] be back" (from the Terminator movies), some variation on "Get to the chopper" (from Predator) or "It's not a tumor" (from Kindergarten Cop). Schwarzenegger even once said "You're fired" on screen, as he shot a missile at the villain at the end of 1994's True Lies, so that remained a contender as well. The catchphrase of choice was kept closely under wraps for the entire year, but with the show debuting, we finally have the answer.
Schwarzenegger used two versions of the phrase on the broadcast, according to Variety. In the first hour, when firing YouTube personality Carrie Keagan, Schwarzenegger said "You're terminated." In the second hour of the show, while axing Wilson Phillips singer Carnie Wilson, he repeated "you're terminated," while adding an "hasta la vista, baby."
The series has a wide variety of contestants, including boxer Laila Ali, former NFL running backs Ricky Williams and Eric Dickerson, singer Boy George, former Queer Eye For the Straight Guy star Carson Kressley, actor Jon Lovitz, reality star Snooki, and Mötley Crüe frontman Vince Neil. As with previous editions of the show, the celebrities are vying not for a job but rather to win money for favorite charities.
The choice of the two Terminator references may have been somewhat obvious, but it fits both with the history of the show, and "you're terminated" is in fact a euphemism for "you're fired." Whatever the catchphrase, Schwarzenegger's participation seems likely to draw lots of viewers to the new version of the show.
Meanwhile, while there's nothing in the Variety story about the show having received permission from James Cameron or whichever corporate entity currently controls the Terminator copyrights to use the phrases, presumably some type of deal was worked out. Schwarzenegger's known to be somewhat persuasive.
The Celebrity Apprentice will continue to air on Sunday nights on NBC.
Source: Variety


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H.R.1924 - Tribal Law and Order Act of 2009111th Congress (2009-2010)
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Tribal Law and Order Act of 2009 - Amends the Indian Law Enforcement Reform Act to make a variety of changes to increase Native American tribes' law enforcement powers and increase federal powers and responsibilities regarding crimes on Indian land, including: (1) allowing federal officials, with the consent of the tribe, to investigate offenses against tribal criminal laws; (2) providing technical assistance and training to tribal law enforcement officials regarding use of the National Criminal Information Center (NCIC) database; (3) requiring federal and local officials, when they decline to investigate crimes on Indian land, to report to Native officials and requiring such officials, when they decline to prosecute, to turn over evidence to Native officials; (4) establishing in the criminal division of the Department of Justice (DOJ) the Office of Indian Country Crime to develop, enforce, and administer federal criminal laws in Indian country; (5) authorizing, at the request of a tribe, concurrent federal-tribal jurisdiction; (6) authorizing grants to state, tribal, and local governments that enter into cooperative agreements, including agreements relating to mutual aid, hot pursuit of suspects, and cross-deputization; (7) requiring the Attorney General to allow tribal and Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) law enforcement agencies to directly access and enter information into federal criminal information databases (under current law, such access is limited); and (8) increasing the criminal sentences tribal courts may impose.


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The Android 4.4.2 update is now available for the T-Mobile, Unlocked and Developer Edition variants of the Motorola Moto X. The 146.7 MB file can be downloaded via OTA and can be installed on your phone to update it to the latest Android version. The update brings about support for printing photos and documents via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and hosted services, improved battery life and fix for a bug which caused delays in email synchronization. If you are yet to receive the update via OTA, you can follow the below steps and flash the update through recovery and experience the latest Android OS on your Moto X.
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- Backup and Restore your Android smartphone via Desktop PC
- Backup/Sync and Restore contacts on Android smartphone
- Backup WhatsApp messages on Android Smartphone and Email
- T-Mobile / Unlocked / Developer Edition Motorola Moto X must be running on pure stock firmware
- Official Android 4.4.2 zip file
- Download the official Android 4.4.2 zip file and copy it to the root of the internal storage of your Moto X.
- Turn off your device and boot into bootloader mode by pressing the Volume Down + Power buttons for at least 5 seconds and then releasing them.
- Now press the Volume Down button to navigate to "Recovery" and press the Volume Up button to enter it.
- You will now see "No Command" on your screen. Press the Volume Up + Power buttons to show the recovery menu.
- Next press the Volume Down button to navigate to "apply update from sd card" and then press the Power button to select it.
- Now use the Volume buttons to navigate to the Android 4.4.2 zip file which you had copied to your phone and then press the Power button to select it.
- The update will now be installed on your device. After it is completed, your device will automatically reboot and will be updated to Android 4.4.2.


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When the American Civil War broke out the Confederacy had no navy or ships to beat the Northern blockade of Southern ports and looked to Liverpool shipyards to secretly build a fleet of blockade-runners and naval cruisers. 2012 was the 150th anniversary of the construction of CSS 'Alabama', which launched on the Mersey on 29 July 1862.
To mark this anniversary there was a small display of archive material in the museum. This online exhibition accompanies the display, featuring images of items which are too large or fragile to be displayed in the museum - such as the plans of the guns made for the CSS 'Alabama' by Fawcett, Preston and Company which have never been available online before.
The museum display, which has now closed, included a letter from Captain Semmes and other archive material relating to some of the ships built on the Mersey such as the blockade runner 'Banshee', and the famous raider CSS 'Alabama'.
For a limited period only, 20 July-3 August 2012, the original photographs taken on board CSS 'Alabama' were also displayed. Find out more about these rare photographs of CSS 'Alabama' in this feature from 2005, when they were purchased.
You can read more about the history of the Alabama on this website and see the following documents from our collections relating to the Alabama:
This Maritime Archives and Library display is part of National Museums Liverpool's programme to mark the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War. From 2011-2015 there is a series of displays and a gallery trail highlighting Liverpool's involvement in the war; through the collections of Merseyside Maritime Museum, Maritime Archives and Library and the International Slavery Museum.
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- "Those who feel at home will return."
In 2000, the business was taken over by the Rommel family. To this day it has received a comprehensive renovation, and continuous investment measures ensure a consistently high level of service for our guests. The Parkhotel therefore offers high-quality materials and flawless workmanship. Furthermore, care has been taken to create a warm, welcoming room ambience with large, floor-level windows and light pleasant colours. Find out for yourself!
- "Something for everyone."
Whether comfort at an affordable price, upmarket facilities in the business category or personal studio apartment with loggia, granite bathroom and view over the park: our hotel at Schillerhöhe provides top performance in every price category. We also have special rooms available for allergy sufferers, people with physical disabilities and smokers. To meet the demands of the lady of tomorrow, we are already offering the LadyPlus room with a large makeup mirror, bathtub plus additional comforts.
- "We are ready to meet your needs!"
When staying with us, you will receive a parking space right in front of the hotel or in our underground car park. In the hotel you can expect to receive free Wi-Fi and a large breakfast buffet every morning.
- "Sometimes the best things come in small packages."
Whether you would like an additional pillow, more bedding, ironing equipment, sewing kit or an additional child's bed, our staff are there for you, even for the more unusual requests.
- "One hotel, many possibilities."
Good planning covers half of your conference needs – the elevated position of the hotel, the terraces and the nearby park create a sense of calm and ensure a constant supply of fresh air. Our light-flooded glass cube, equipped with modern presentation technology and with easy-to-plan and versatile hospitality make your conference a success. We are always available to lend a hand or provide advice.
A special day requires a special location – the wonderful Alexander church in Marbach, erected in the 15th century and endowed with a late-gothic reticulated vault and the world-famous Voit organ as well as a number of other churches in the local area provide the best for that special day. After the marriage ceremony it's off to the Schillerhöhe with its extensive park where the smaller guests can play and wedding photos can be taken. In the centre of the park is the excellent Schillerhöhe Restaurant and the Marbach town hall with a capacity of up to 400 people, where the wedding congregation can celebrate freely on a large or small scale. The Hotel Schillerhöhe offers sufficient parking spaces and rooms, right next door. Congratulations and best wishes from us!
Discover and enjoy the area on two wheels – for all bike enthusiasts and culture lovers the birth town of Friedrich Schiller as a stop on the Neckar valley cycle route or as a starting point for a range of wonderful cycle routes of varying distance and every level of difficulty offers landscapes, sights and inns. We as a service provider have recognised this and provide bike storage and the option to have your food packaged to take away and much more. Bike rental and repair shop is located close to the hotel.
We foster a caring environment – the staff and management of the Parkhotel view continuous improvement as an integral part of the service provided to their guests. We therefore place great value on your opinions, but we are also especially appreciative of suggestions for improvement and ideas from our guests.
If anything were not to meet your expectations, please contact our reception immediately.
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Hello world!
Well, my intention to start blogging three months back became a bit sidetracked, for a reason I never would have predicted a year ago – the ideas and the worlds forming in my mind refused to be kept quietly contained any longer, and I began to let them flow from my mind to my pen, pencil and keyboard, and onto paper (both cyber and physical).
That's right, I was distracted from my writing by my writing. Well, sort of. While I was writing some blog posts in my notebook and on my phone, the majority of my writing time went to the aforementioned stories begging to be released from my head.
So the editing and finalizing of blog stories got pushed to the back burner in Madrid. Well, long story short, I am back from Spain, living in Illinois, I now have a writing office (kind of – family basements count right?) and am beyond excited to say that I have much more writing time on my hands, as I have decided to dedicate at least the next year to write a book. Or two. Or more. We'll see. 🙂
So, now that I have free time for things like hobbies, including say… blogging! I will be giving it another go. Still not sure what I'll post, but expect a wide spread of things. I think I'll start with posts I wrote throughout my time in Spain, then move into the present, but who knows? As I alluded to before, limiting myself is something I try to avoid. So here goes a new hobby. Let me know what you think as I go on. And thanks for reading!


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"What follows here is an informal description of different attitudes Christians (and some non-Christians) might have toward apologetics. This isn't a comprehensive list by any means: even some of my closest working associates, Ratio Christi chapter directors, fall somewhere between level 1 and 2. My purpose here isn't to develop new labels for people, but to help us think about who we're ministering to and what their key apologetics-related needs might be.
These, then, are five levels of apologetics interest to think about, and a few thoughts about what people at each level might need.
- Core leaders. These are the scholars, teachers, speakers, and writers who produce most of the apologetics material the rest of us use. What core leaders need most in their ministry is mutual encouragement, opportunities to study, a well-developed strategic platform from which to present their material, and a heart to serve the rest of the body of Christ.
- Enthusiasts and local leaders. Enthusiasts are the ones who go to conferences, buy books by the armload, write or comment on blogs, and so on. Local leaders are enthusiasts who have also taken up a significant leadership role teaching in Sunday schools, leading community apologetics groups, and so on. Enthusiasts often need encouragement and training to step up to a leadership role. Local leaders and enthusiasts both need a network of encouragers, and they need their steady supply of books to read and conferences to attend. They need a way to minister to others as well.
- Questioners. Everyone has questions, but some people are more open to exploring them than others. Questioners care about answers— but they might not know there are any. They might include teenagers (or even preteens) who have reached the point of wondering whether their parents' faith can be their own. They might include parents who wonder what to tell their drifting teens to keep them in the faith. Questioners might find apologetics to be mentally challenging, but still they might well be interested in apologetics-style answers if they knew such a thing existed. They need someone to patiently show them those answers do exist, and help them understand.
- The inoculated. These are people who know about apologetics and have a bad opinion of it. They may know some apologetics themselves, but for whatever reason, they don't see much value in pursuing or promoting it; it's as if they've been inoculated against it. The best way I know of to help the inoculated, and what they might need most, is a kind of double exposure. The first exposure is to tough, real-world questions, issues, and problems that demand seriously thoughtful answers. Painful though it may be, the inoculated need to become uncomfortable in their apathy toward answers. The second exposure involves a deeply relational connection with someone who can represent apologetics wisely, lovingly, and thoughtfully toward them.
- The closed. These fellow Christians aren't at all interested in apologetics and wouldn't respond to anything we have to offer. Maybe they'll get along just the way they are until God calls them home, or maybe God will bring them face-to-face with a hard question someday. Unless and until that happens, there's not much we have to offer them as apologists. We may still have a lot to offer them as friends in the Lord, but not so much as apologists.
That list is obviously incomplete, but there's enough there to give us some conceptual material to play with. Suppose you're an enthusiast: apologetics may not be your greatest love in life, but it's close. You read a book a week (though you really wish you had time to read two or three). You've got Gary Habermas's minimal facts down pat, and you know William Lane Craig's kalam cosmological argument well enough to throw in names like Hilbert and Vilenkin. You enjoy apologetics so much you made sure you got a copy of this book.
If something like that describes you, I have two questions for you:
- Who needs your apologetics skills and insights the most? Hint: it isn't other enthusiasts. They're getting their apologetics fix the same way you are: books, the Internet, and conferences.
- Who do you find most motivating to be with? The answer to that question will reveal whether you're a servant apologist or not.
If your answer is "other enthusiasts," or even "core leaders," you might want to take a careful look at yourself. There's nothing the least bit wrong with enjoying fellowship; it's a matter of purpose and balance. If you're there for mutual refreshment, great! If you're there to get equipped to serve others elsewhere, that's great too.
If you're there to get a pat on the back for coming up with a new twist on an old argument, that might be okay if you keep it in perspective. If, however, you're there to escape the realms of the unenlightened and bask in the warmth of some real intellect, take a close look at yourself: that's old-fashioned pride taking over. And if you're there without giving a second thought to those who aren't, then I suggest you think very hard about what Jesus meant when he said, 'For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many' (Mark 10: 45).
Servant apologists look for ways to use their gifts to help those who actually need what they have to offer: questioners, the inoculated, and even the closed. They find ways to serve even if they don't get pats on the back for their clever new arguments. They do it even if the people they're ministering to think they're a little bit weird.
They do it because they know service means meeting others' needs ahead of their own." Excerpt from "Servant Apologetics" by Tom Gilson in A New Kind of Apologist.


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- Regulating fishing activities within the Namibian EEZ.
- Monitoring, control and surveillance activities both at sea and onshore through the operation of fisheries patrol vessels, cars for coastal inspection and fisheries patrol aircraft by Fisheries Inspectors.
- Fisheries legislation enforcement.
- Marine Act, 2000 (Act 27 of 2000)
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- Marine Resources Policy, 2004 - White Paper
- Application for Registration as Importer of Live Aquatic Organisms, Aquatic Organism Products or other Commodities
- Minister's Performance Agreement 2017-18
- Policy statement (guidelines) for the granting of rights to harvest marine resources and allocation of Quota Revised
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Boo! We love this 'happy' ghost jumper from Bonnie Baby. Great little number this Halloween! Beautiful soft 100% cotton knitted grey jumper with white ghost and yellow star intarsia. Baby sizes have shoulder fastening for easy dressing. Machine washable at 30 degrees.
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3rd And Bird - A Very Squooky Christmas
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The vibrant community of 3rd & Bird is always alive with songs, dances, and whistling galore. In each episode we follow Samuel Lovebird, an adorable young bird, as he explores his world and learns all about his community. 3rd & Bird teaches children the value of being an active member of their community. As Samuel and his friends participate in community activities, they develop social skills that are integral to the functioning of a healthy community. Along the way they learn important life lessons about diversity, tolerance and perseverance.
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Valentines Day Cards
I wasn't even looking for Valentine's Day cards yesterday when I spent half the day on Etsy (sorry I was pinning like a crazy girl) - but then one thing lead to another and then I found a bunch of cool ones and then I was like, I need to blog about these, but it was an odd number so I had to find more so now here. are. 8. cool. valentines. day. cards. The End!
1// Love You to the Moon & Back ($5)
2// I Love You More Than My Smart Phone ($4)
3// Be My Valentine ($5)
4// I Love You (Plane) ($4)
5// You Are My One True Love ($4)
6// I Freakin Hate This Stupid Holiday ($3.50)
7// Love, We're So In It ($5)
8// I Love You Like Sheldon Loves His Spot ($5.50)
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- Ashley said...
Cute! Too bad I'm really horrible at sending cards or even wrapping presents. I'm like, the laziest person ever.
- January 24, 2013 at 12:26 PM
- ivy's closet said...
Such cool cards. Love these, but I still might need chocolate this cold winter to really warm me up.
- January 24, 2013 at 1:30 PM
- Cafe Fashionista said...
Six and seven are my favorites - I just love them! :)
- January 24, 2013 at 2:43 PM
- little t said...
I love you more than my smart phone, that's a good one. Very complimentary!
- January 24, 2013 at 3:01 PM
- Milex said...
wow, so good.
- January 24, 2013 at 3:25 PM
- polkadotpeticoat said...
I loved your comment....my ship sailed theres still hope for you though...Take care Heidi
- January 24, 2013 at 3:56 PM
- Wendy said...
3, 4 and 6... And 8 (lol). Excellent choices!
- January 24, 2013 at 4:03 PM
- Monica L. Shulman said...
I love all of these. So sweet. I'm going to pick up some valentine's day cards for my daughter's classmates.
- January 24, 2013 at 4:19 PM
- Harija said...
cute card ideas =)
Thank you so much for the lovely comments
My Lyfe ; My Story
- January 24, 2013 at 4:20 PM
- Harija said...
cute card ideas =)
Thank you so much for the lovely comments
My Lyfe ; My Story
- January 24, 2013 at 4:20 PM
- Chloe Moon said...
Oh my! I have to get the Big Bang Theory one for my boyfriend!! That's hysterical!!! =)
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- January 24, 2013 at 4:26 PM
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- January 24, 2013 at 5:24 PM
- Brittany LeSueur said...
Following you on pinterest now! Howwas I not already? and number seven is perfect! Love!
- January 24, 2013 at 5:43 PM
- laura meitzler said...
i love all of these cards! sweet ideas<3 i'm planning on making a simple card like this for my guy. these are simple and adorable ideas :) thanks for all your lovely comments.<3333333
- January 24, 2013 at 5:49 PM
- Sara said...
HA! I wasnt even thinking of Valentines day until I looked at your post. And now you've got me checking out these cards. Goodpicks
- January 24, 2013 at 6:42 PM
- Josie said...
Number 5 is super cute, and number 8 is too funny!
xo Josie
- January 24, 2013 at 8:23 PM
- FASHION TALES said...
I this covers all of the moods of people. I love #2 haha! :)
- January 24, 2013 at 8:24 PM
- neverdreamedaboutthis said...
oh, die Kärtli sind so herzig :)
- January 24, 2013 at 8:35 PM
- design traveller said...
:D Hilarious!
- January 24, 2013 at 11:35 PM
- Sunny & Star said...
These cards are so adorable. Big Bang Theory is one of my favorite shows. But the romantic in me thinks the "I love you to the Moon and back" is my favorite card.
Tracy @ Sunny Days and Starry Nights
- January 25, 2013 at 12:42 AM
- Sabrina said...
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- January 25, 2013 at 2:14 AM
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- January 25, 2013 at 2:25 AM
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The Sheldon card is so clever (PS I'm watching a rerun of the show right now)!
- January 25, 2013 at 4:09 AM
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oh so cute V cards. love them. I love V cards that are different than the usual hallmark ones.
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- January 25, 2013 at 10:44 AM
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- January 25, 2013 at 12:39 PM
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A note on incubation: there are several ways you can keep the inside of your cooler warm for incubation. I put about two inches of hot tap water (around 140 Fahrenheit; if yours isn't this hot, put a little boiling water in as well) in the bottom of the cooler, and filled three quart jars with hot water to set around the jar the yogurt was in. Then I covered the yogurt jar with foil and placed a big towel down over the tops of all the jars and zipped the cooler shut.
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- small glass bowl or measuring cup
- stainless steel (or other non-reactive) spoon
- mesh strainer or cheesecloth or tea towel
- thermometer that goes up to 190 (I used my cheapo meat thermometer; you can use a candy thermometer or I'll tell you how to gauge the temperature without one)
- large glass jar or several smaller glass jars (you can use any clean, empty food jar)
- incubation jars (see note above)
- medium-sized cooler
- towel
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- 1 cup nonfat powdered milk
- 6-8 oz cup of plain, unflavored yogurt with active cultures
- 2 T. sugar (optional; the addition of sugar makes the end product MUCH less tangy, so if you prefer a tangier yogurt, just omit this)
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2. Remove bowl from microwave and stir the milk gently for about a minute. Stir in the powdered milk. Allow the milk to sit at room temperature for 30-60 minutes, or until it is between 110 and 120 Fahrenheit. You can test the temperature against your wrist if you don't have a thermometer; it should feel quite warm but not make you say, "Ouch!"
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5. Place the yogurt jar(s) into the cooler along with the jars of hot water. Cover with a towel and incubate for 8-14 hours. Overnight is perfect for this! If your kitchen runs cool or when you're making this in the winter, give it a little boost of hot water an hour or two before you're going to take it out. A longer incubation tends to make thicker yogurt, but I only did about 8.5 hours and still ended up with yogurt that's plenty thick -- thick enough to stand up on a spoon! :)
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