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  • … Spring is often subtle in its arrival. You will learn the best camera and lens settings to use when capturing small …
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  • … spring with Blue Skies, a lightly sparkling, floral-citrus blend that tastes like sunshine in a glass. Perfect for tea lovers and curious sippers. Joe & LaShanda Lewis, owners, The Irie …
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  • … two days before your class starts. Registered students will receive login instructions one day in advance.   Julia Zoltowsky, horticulture educator Online Course …
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  • … can replicate with your students. Discuss how to use these phenomena to build understanding in chemistry and physical sciences.  ISBE PD Hours: 18; Gateways: 18 Graduate credit: 1 …
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  • New! Sweet and pillowy challah, made from a dough enriched with eggs and honey, is easy to make and shape at home. Learn about the basics of yeast breads, including proofing, baking, and storing. Discover the ins and outs of weighing and shaping, including braiding the dough for that classic challah look. Transform the mysteries of challah into easy-to-understand steps to create that perfect …
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  • … a “bee hotel” to provide habitat for these wonderful creatures. Solitary bees do not live in hives and often find their suitable habitat threatened by human development and activity. …
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  • … New! Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and the power of words during this unique experience. Walk leisurely on …
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  • … will cover successful practices and systems that dramatically increase garden productivity. In addition to better known topics such as season extension and succession planting, we will …
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  • … and a plant to grow your own cocktail ingredients at home. Alcohol will be served in this class; participants must be 21 years of age or older.  Sonja Kassebaum, co-founder and …
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  • … and not able to be pierced with your fingernail. You can store them for five or six months in a dry environment (50 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit, with 60 to 70 percent humidity). …
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