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Tuesday night's debate, a town-hall discussion dominated by economic questions, made it clear that John McCain's effort to change the campaign's focus to the culture wars of the 1960s is not going to work.
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I am not a conventionally religious man, or even a very superstitious one, but I do wish George Bush would stop asking God to bless America. Every time he does, we seem to be visited with another plague, suggesting divine wrath over our president's evil ways. How else to explain the persistent calamity that has marked this administration?
There are only two real issues left in the foreign policy debate between John McCain and Barack Obama. Yet neither the Iraq nor the Afghanistan issue is within the power of any American president to resolve.
With everybody's eyeballs and earlobes focused on the economy and the election, the Justice Department pushed through rule changes that allow the FBI to go back to the bad old days of spying more aggressively on Americans. Civil libertarians and even some lawmakers are in an uproar. The Center for Investigative Reporting has a must-read report that explains why.
If there was any lingering doubt as to the tone that will characterize these last weeks on the campaign trail, take a look at this disapproving, if vague, McCain ad, in which a disdainful-sounding narrator claims Barack Obama did something dishonorable at some point in the campaign, and also, liberals are bad ... or something like that.
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Seasoned film star and "Changeling" director Clint Eastwood says American politics aren't what they used to be; in fact, the grizzled sort-of-libertarian thinks they're even a little "perverted"—but not like that.
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With the campaign headed into the final weeks before the election, new polls pop up every day, and they continue to show a strong trend in favor of Barack Obama. Depending on the survey, Obama is ahead or tied in as many as 10 states won by George W. Bush in 2004, including faux-purple Florida and ruddy Indiana. But just being ahead in the polls doesn't mean Obama will win. Update
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There will hopefully come a day when the news from Wall Street is actually good (at the moment, anything better than utterly terrifying news would be nice), but Tuesday was not that day, despite Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's intimations that help could soon be on the way.
Jerome Corsi's scheduled visit to Kenya to promote his latest book, "The Obama Nation: Leftist Politics and the Cult of Personality," was cut short after local authorities, who claimed that Corsi didn't have the right permit, arrested the author and sent him packing on a plane to Europe on Tuesday.
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Troubling questions hover over Lt. Cmdr. McCain's actions in the catastrophic 1967 fire aboard the aircraft carrier Forrestal and the period immediately afterward. His later accounts of events following the accident also raise issues. American voters, after hearing so much from the senator's campaign about his military record, deserve to know all the facts.
The McCain-Palin campaign has been criticized for limiting media access to VP hopeful Sarah Palin, and now it seems some journalists are having trouble interviewing her supporters, judging by the situation at the Alaska governor's campaign stop Monday in Clearwater, Fla.
If guilt-by-association is a game Sarah Palin wants to play, Keith Olbermann is more than happy to go head-to-head. Rev. Muthee, the witch vanquisher, anyone? How about secessionist Joe Vogler?
Sure, we've all heard the stories about Wall Street bigwigs lining their pockets with gold dubloons while the rest of us scramble to save pennies, but The New York Times has drawn out that contrast in graphic detail with a handy series of charts showing the total earnings (including bonuses) of 12 top executives from 2003-2007.
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The McCain-Palin campaign team might soon borrow a page from the celebrity crisis management handbook (see Chap. 11: Poke Fun at Yourself on a Late-Night Comedy Show), if the rumor that Sarah Palin is considering an appearance alongside her "Saturday Night Live" doppelgänger Tina Fey comes true before the Nov. 4 election.
Many Americans believe, despite the current financial crisis, that Republicans are generally better at managing the economy. History tells a very different story.
John McCain and Sarah Palin are going to try their best to make us talk about anything but the big issues facing our country, because most Americans think Barack Obama's solutions are better.
To understand where the presidential campaign is heading in the four weeks still ahead of us, look back 20 years. The remarkable transformation John McCain has undergone since 2000 is itself an unsettling tribute to the lasting poison Lee Atwater poured into the political waters.
Former Clinton consultant (Bill Clinton, in this case) and political commentator Paul Begala appeared on "Meet the Press" on Oct. 5, during which he criticized the McCain campaign's ramped-up attacks on Barack Obama's ties to former Weather Underground member Bill Ayers, while, according to Begala, John McCain should be concerned about one of his own past associations.
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On Monday, the House Oversight and Reform Committee took a look into the collapse of Lehman Brothers as part of a larger review of the factors leading to the current economic crisis, and it wasn't a pretty sight. Judging by the committee's account, leaders at Lehman Bros. disregarded key warnings of impending trouble and cut hefty checks for their fellow executives even as the firm teetered on the brink of disaster.
To help all those still reeling from sudden onset econo-tastrophe syndrome, the BBC has put together a handy timeline, which connects the dots between events over the last couple years but doesn't quite take the long view, thus leaving out a few key moments and players from, say, the 1990s (paging Phil Gramm).
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The passing of the $850-billion bailout pulled the plug on the New Deal. The Great Society is now gasping for air, mortally wounded, coughing up blood. It will not recover. It was murdered by the Democratic Party.
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Victory in Afghanistan? That's "neither feasible nor supportable," according to the outgoing commander of British forces there, who tells The Times of London that the Taliban "seems relatively impervious to losses." The Afghan government must instead reach some political settlement with more moderate insurgents, concluded Brigadier Mark Carleton-Smith.
European leaders decided against a joint bailout of the Continent's financial system, but that hasn't stopped individual governments from trying to save failing and financially shaky institutions. The German government, which has been highly critical of U.S. economic mismanagement, just backed a $68-billion deal to save one of its biggest banks.
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"Americans need to ask themselves if they've ever befriended an unrepentant terrorist," says McCain spokesman Tucker Bounds. The AP called similar remarks by running mate Sarah Palin "racially tinged" and Time said the claim was "simply wrong," but the McCain campaign shows no signs of backing down from its new strategy.
Parody is the best policy, as evidenced by the boost that "Saturday Night Live" has recently enjoyed, thanks to Sarah Palin lookalike (and sometime comedy star) Tina Fey. We kid, but so do Fey, Queen Latifah and Jason Sudeikis—playing Republican VP candidate Palin, PBS' Gwen Ifill and Democratic VP pick Joe Biden, respectively—in this clip from the show's Oct. 4 episode.
In the latest edition of "Left, Right & Center," co-commentators Matt Miller, Robert Scheer and Tony Blankley (Arianna Huffington is still at large) give their expert analyses of Thursday's vice presidential debate, inspecting Sarah Palin's and Joe Biden's arguments and self-presentation styles down to the smallest detail.
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Sarah Palin went into negative campaigning mode on Saturday during a speech in Colorado, apparently attempting to forge associations in voters' minds between the name Barack Obama and the word terrorist, thus indicating that the McCain campaign is ready to hit the mat—or the muck—during the last four weeks before the election.
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With just a month to go before the presidential election, the Obama and McCain campaigns are making some strategy changes in reaction to the seismic shifts that shook the economy over recent weeks. The forecast currently looks better, to some analysts, for Obama than McCain, but McCain's supporters don't see it that way.
It's no secret that Bill Maher is suspicious of organized religion (or any other variety of religion, for that matter), but something about Sarah Palin's videotaped encounter with witch-wary Pastor Thomas Muthee of the Wasilla Assembly of God Church gets Maher especially wound up in this clip from his Oct. 3 show.
"Mosaic Intelligence Report" host Jamal Dajani is distinctly unimpressed with the level of knowledge about the Middle East displayed by Sarah Palin and Joe Biden during Thursday night's vice presidential debate.
All right, now this is getting ridiculous. None other than Ryan Seacrest has managed to insert himself into the political mix by scoring a phone interview with Hillary Clinton on his radio show Friday. What'll it be next, the Obamas and the Bidens sit down with the preternaturally perky Mary Hart on "Entertainment Tonight?" Oh, wait ... never mind.
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On Friday the House approved, after initially rejecting, the $700-billion bailout package for the financial industry in what is likely to be the most expensive government intervention in the nation's history. This, of course, only slightly surpasses another notable "government intervention"—the nearly $600 billion spent in the war in Iraq.
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Tight credit has put California's state budget into a bit of a pickle, with funding for the government's day-to-day operations drying up faster than Sarah Palin's popularity. A sign of trouble is a letter—leaked Friday—from Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson that warned of a potential emergency request for a $7-billion loan within the coming weeks.
A government report released Friday morning leaves little room for any defense of the failed policies of the Bush administration or any belief in the economic wisdom of John McCain, whose erroneous assertion that the "fundamentals of the economy are strong" failed to mention a 6.1 percent unemployment rate, up nearly two percentage points since 2007.
Former Time correspondent Andrew Meier presents a riveting exhumation of the previously unknown story of Cy Oggins, an early American-Jewish communist who spied for the Soviets and was killed by them in 1947.
The key to understanding how John McCain chose Sarah Palin as his running mate was provided by The New York Times last weekend when it described an episode in which he "tossed $100 chips around a hot craps table."
The marriage of American capitalism and democracy has always been a Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee affair—stormy and erratic since its hasty wedding. But during the debate over a Wall Street bailout this week, we watched that matrimonial knot unwind into a tangled tale of terror.
We all owe a debt of thanks to the skeptics who refused to be steamrollered by the Bush administration's $700-billion financial bailout plan until we at least had some understanding of what we were doing and why.
Did they deliver? That was the question coming from the Democratic and Republican camps after Sen. Joe Biden and Gov. Sarah Palin did battle at the vice presidential debate in St. Louis on Thursday night. Here's the full debate in video—tell us what you think about how the candidates handled themselves and represented their respective tickets.
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Gov. Sarah Palin survived Thursday night's debate, much to the disappointment of Democrats who hoped she would crumble as she did in her interview with Katie Couric. But she ducked tough questions, gave canned answers, tried to smile her way out of tough spots and cheerfully distorted Sen. Barack Obama's record.
Leaders from France, Italy, Great Britain and Germany are planning to meet on Saturday in preparation for a European finance summit to be held in Washington next week. French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who shot down reports on Thursday that France was proposing a hefty European bailout package, invited the other three heads of state to the pre-summit huddle in Paris.
The Bloomberg news service counts 10 lawmakers who may be ready to switch their votes when the bailout proposal takes another run at the House of Representatives. The original measure failed by only 23 votes and has since been substantially fattened by the Senate.
Less apparent to most people than the economic crisis, but just as real, are the signs of an impending crash of an American military system in which, since the end of the Cold War, Pentagon dysfunction has metastasized so uncontrollably as to scandalize the men who have overseen it.
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On this glorious feast I too proclaim the wondrous Nativity in Bethlehem of Judea, and I invite you to worship with understanding the One who was revealed as God and man. At a certain time and place God came down to earth. The Magi from the East understood the vision of the star, and desired to receive the revelation and to be partakers in this great event. It is fitting that we too with them should discover its meanings.
The coming of the Messiah had been foretold by the Old Testament prophets. The Prophet Isaiah reveals that the Messiah will be born of the seed of Jesse, the father of King David: "There shall come forth a Rod from the stem of Jesse, and a Branch shall grow out of his roots" (Is. 11:1). Jeremiah says, "Behold, the days are coming," says the Lord, "that I will raise to David a Branch of righteousness; a King shall reign and prosper, and execute judgment and righteousness in the earth" (Jer. 23:5). The precise location of this raising up of the Messiah is told by the Prophet Micah: "But you, Bethlehem Ephrathah, though you are little among the thousands of Judah, yet out of you shall come forth to Me the One to be Ruler in Israel" (Micah 5:1). This prophecy was known and invoked by the "chief priests and scribes of the people," called by Herod to inform him about the birth of the "King of the Jews," in the words of the Magi. A foreigner among the Jewish people, knowing little thus about the prophecies, Herod was troubled, and all Jerusalem with him, at the Magi's question: "Where is He who has been born King of the Jews? For we have seen His star in the East and have come to worship Him." The prophecies existed but they were forgotten and poorly understood. The Jews and their learned men were living in darkness and ignorance. Although members of the chosen people, chosen to give the Savior to the world, they did not comprehend the fulfillment of these prophecies. The wise and comprehending came to make clear the signs of the times and to worship the Messiah, thus fulfilling yet another prophecy: "The kings of Tarshish and of the isles will bring presents; the kings of Sheba and Seba will offer gifts. Yes, all kings shall fall down before Him; all nations shall serve Him" (Ps. 71:10-11). …read more
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friends & family gift guides: the dermatologist
In honor of our week long friends & family 30% off sale, we decided to ask some of our nearest and dearest what they'd like to give or get this year.
who: Mona Gohara, dermatologist and founder of k&j sunprotective clothing
claim to fame: Dr. Gohara is a dermatologist, wife, and a mom to two young boys. She is a partner in a Connecticut private practice, and serves as an assistant clinical professor of dermatology at the Yale University School of Medicine. In addition, she is the founder and co-owner of k&j sunprotective clothing, a hip line of baby t-shirts that protects tots from cancer causing UV rays.
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I love teetering on a gorgeous pair of stilettos, but unfortunately New York City streets can do some irreparable damage to those designer heels I adore. Plus, they are absolutely not ideal for walking more than one city block (subway grates, sidewalk cracks…you get the picture). So as much as I love hitting the town in sky-high shoes, during the day I've traded them in for footwear with comfort and practicality—chic ballet flats.
Hollywood's most stylish gals swear by their Lanvin flats, but with a hefty price tag and rarely any available sizes in stock, we all need alternatives. I've picked out some of this season's best flats that can easily be added to any woman's shoe wardrobe. You can't go wrong with a solid black patent or metallic, but with so many options out there I suggest jazzing it up a little bit. Leopard, lace, velvet—I'm sold! From classic Kate Spade to the eclectic fashion mecca, TopShop, retailers are offering a plethora of eye-catching pairs that are sure to spice up even the most basic outfit. Unfortunately, flats offer zero support for your feet. Thankfully Dr. Scholl's for Her sells hidden arch supports that will make all the difference. So go ahead ladies and treat your feet, because before you know it we will be trudging around in snow boots, yikes!
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We are living in uncertain denim times, chicsters! Boutiques abound with no-name brands priced as high as old faves. "No I will not pay $289 for skinnies with sparkle by HauteHighDenimCoutureFAB!"
Well have no fear, my dears because Mimi is here— to give you the know-how to picking the chicest denim gear you'll need from June on…
Before I purchased my denim shirt (Target little boys dept—$9.99!), I thought cutoff shorts were the holy grail of jeans. Boy, was I wrong! My denim button-up has made appearances at the year's most major holidays—Thanksgiving, Christmas and Memorial Day— and waltzes into the workplace at least once a week. My key to keeping it fresh…well, beyond Frebreze? Rocking it dressy or casual with posh panache! One week it's tucked into khaki cropped trousers, and the next its doing the wild thing on top of a leopard mini. J.Crew has awesome styles, but if you wanna save a buck (or 80), hit up the little boys section.
If you're a little hesitant to wear denim anywhere but on your derriere, no worries—there are plenty of accessories that pay wonderful homage to Levi's love. I dare you to not die for the Tory Burch Delaney satchel. Nothing says Hot American Summer like dark denim and cherry red! And for the gal who's rockerchic, I present you American Retro's crazzzzycool denim studded wedge. Now that's a mouthful of trends! For our femme fatale, Eugenia Kim's denim rosette headband is the headgear to highlight summer waves.
I'm not much of a jeans person… "Post on denim?!?!?! Mimi, you're confused, honey!" Allow me to explain— while I own gobs of jeans, they are never my go-to-gear. Friends and family literally gasp when I wear the stuff! But when it comes to cutoff jean shorts—wooooo weeee, I'm in love. I was wearin' them indaclub loooong before Erin Wassson was rockin' her pair after hours. And since that fateful Miami night, I've been doing my Daisy Duke dance non-stop. White tee? DUH! Blazer+pumps? Of course! Button-down and pumps? You better believe. For any skeptic thinking denim shorts reek of down on the farm, pair them with sleek accessories for a look that is totally urban chic!
I LOATHE denim skirts- let me repeat- LOATHE! My galpals have diagnosed it as an irrational dislike, but when I see those denim minis with bedazzled back pockets and strings hanging from the hem…I lose it, and with good reason! There is a much more stylish option for any dressy denim inquiries…and it's all in the name! I am in love with the feminine pleats of this Arden B. version. Add a few of Mimi's haute pink picks from last week's post and you will be SummerStylin! And "if I were a rich girl…" I would snap up this Herve Leger sexy style in a second!
All right, tartelettes, dump the dull denim and shake it up with Mimi's picks! It's the best jean junk you'll ever own swear!
xo, Amelia
Jun 21st
Gift Guide–For Him!
Whether it's your father, brother, son, husband or boyfriend, it's always tough to get that special guy in your life the perfect gift. Most men just don't light-up in surprise over another new tie, set of cufflinks or sweater the same way us ladies go ga-ga over jewelry, bags & makeup. That being said I've tried my very best to bring you a few great gifts for all those guys in your life. I guarantee that he'll love you even more for them!
1. This is not another button-down. It's a tailored 'washed-favorites' from J-crew. I say if he has to wear one everyday it might as well feel like his favorite tee.
2. From skate shops and Barney's New York to the pages of Nylon Men, Men's Journal & GQ, Nixon men's watches are a must-have! Pick up the Chrono 51-30 (see above) or the rotolog (he'll thank you for it).
3. John Varvatos Vintage cologne—simply put, he'll smell amazing!
4. You can't go wrong with tickets to see his favorite team or band!
5. Nothing beats the sound of his ipod on a BOSE dock. If you're feeling extra nice, then snag him a pair of high-def headphones, too.
Dec 8th
Sock it to Me!
Something happened to me during a mid-winter jaunt to the West Coast earlier this year…something strange and unexpected that I couldn't have seen coming for a million style miles. Don't worry, tartelettes, I'm just talking about socks. "Socks?" you ask. Yep, I fell head over heels-literally-for these foot fashions. I was at the Juicy Couture store on the crazy-chic Colorado Blvd, and on a whim, picked up a pair of knee-high JC socks. They were inexpensive, full of cute Juicy scribbles and just plain fun! I rocked them over black leggings with Cali-girl chicness on the plane back home.
Well, that one moment turned me- the girl who has stolen socks from every roommate she's ever had- to a certified sock seeker. My Juicy collection is nearing double digits, and this season's mags and catalogs are forcing my eyes…and toes towards other brands and style. I can't wait to try J.Crew's bobby variety or Urban Outfitter's over the knee stripes. And Free People's lace thigh-highs? Well, we all know how Mimi feels about the lacy stuff.
If you're worried about looking like a "Three's Company" reject, just follow Mimi's tips for a successfully stylish sock-hop.
•Tube Toss—Unless they have "Juicylicious," "From Juicy with Love" or any other cheeky Pam&Gela saying , leave the high-white tube variety in the gym.
•Grown-Girl-Chic— Though the whole knee-socks trend is a riff on the classic catholic schoolgirl look, no need to look like a GossipGeek. Strut your sock-style with the panache and confidence of someone with a past tense relationship with high school.
•Dare to Bear— Don't go to all the trouble of buying adorable socks just to hide them under boots or pants. Show off those quirky Juicy-isms; sweet, but sassy bow details; and sparkling sequin embellishments! Unsure how to stage a sock show? The J.Crew catalog offers some awesome inspiration!
All right, tartelettes, cover those tootsies in something chic and get a-hoppin'!
Dec 3rd
Vintage Rose
When it comes to fashion, fall would definitely be my favorite season. I love the brisk weather, autumn leaves & the Manhattan fashionistas walking the streets in the latest collections. Typically, I reach for rich jewel tones, rustic browns and chunky/nubby knits. However, this year I've found myself drawn to a color you cannot find in my closet: pink! I've never been a huge fan of the shade, but all of a sudden I love dusty rose with peach undertones. I can't get enough of the romantic and vintage feel from the look seen above from Chloés fall 2009 collection. Even more enticing is the added edge from Vuitton (ditch the bunny ears!) I pulled ideas from both looks for an everyday look that is very much me—ultragirly waves, ruffles, sleek black ankle pants and natural hair & makeup. This entire look is from J.Crew (a minor retail addiction of mine). I even blogged about the black pixie pant a year ago-they're still one of my staples!
So here's how you'd get this look! For easy waves, use a 1" Hot Tools curling iron and roll hair backward away from the face. For amazing clean & natural makeup I use rest assured brightening wand (apply to brow bone & inner well of the eye) and three carats limited-edition cheek stain in shade brilliant as eyeshadow (it's perfect)! I hope you enjoy this look as much as I do!
Oct 9th
Casual Musts!
Spillane Straw Fedora— Urban Outfitters
Soaring Shooties— Anthropologie
Gray Pocket Tank— KAIN
Leather Lexi Tote — J. Crew
Shorts—DL1961 4-way stretch Ryan's
Essie polish in baby cakes
Aug 6th
Daytime Dare — Hair Apparent
Her HatHighness Eugenia Kim has designed a diffusion line EEK! exclusively for Urban Outfitters. But in addition to toppers, Kim is also offering some quirky hair accessories. Though it's not exactly suited for a big meeting with the boss, this orchid and chain hair clip is a fun mix of hipster and chicster. I love how the purple pops, but the black version is equally elegant. How perfect for a lunch with the girls!
For hair jewelry that is understated but still über-adorable, no one does it like American prep mecca J.Crew. Their headbands may have classic details like bows and rosettes, but they come in fun colors like acid yellow and haute pink for a look that is classic, but eye-catching. I am completely smitten with the "golden cluster" elastic. With its bold gold balls, it's like a cocktail ring for your ponytail! And for the recessionista in all of us, J.Crew's kiddie line Crewcuts has plenty of cute styles that could easily pass for adult accessories. Shhh…I won't tell if you won't!
I didn't know a thing about Cara Accessories until my big sis brought home a ToDieFor white studded headband from the line. It was girly, but edgy—declaring to the world that its wearer was a lady…but one who could kick your butt! Well, after meeting the Nicole Richie of headgear, I had to know more. I got to Googling and found more funky stylings, like the beautifully blingy "Diamante" headband. With its rows of tiny rhinestones, its less Lil Kim's "Lady Marmalade" and more Marilyn Monroe's "Diamonds are a girl's best friend."
Even if you're not an avid GossipGirler like moi, you probably still know that Queen B's (played by the chic and gorgeous Leighton Meester) signature style item is the headband. Well, the designer that keeps Ms. Waldorf diving head-first into fab is Jennifer Ouellette. Ouellette, a celeb fave, has been at the top of the hair accessories class for a decade now, and her attention to detail shows in every piece. Barneys is the place for Ouellette's playful, but ultra chic designs. How NYC chic!
For those chicsters who are already piling on the ponytail pizzazz, Forever21 is the perfect place for the latest and cheapest trends. Don't be fazed by their half-dozen pages of hair hotness. Just start clicking! They have a mind-boggingly good selection of headbands, pins and barrettes all for under six bucks. I can't wait to snatch up this $5 "zipper flower" headband with its cute gold details and rocker-chic red hue. Casual Fridays just got amped up a few notches!
All right, tartelettes! Don't leave your locks waiting- get to hair-cessorizing!
Aug 5th
Daytime Dare: Rise and Shine
1. Like the uber-undead, sequins appeal to the bold and daring. Sookie Stackhouse? Bella Swan? All shrinking violets should stick with the lowly mortals.
2. Sequins and vamps alike show sartorial sophistication in the inkiest of black. Talk about a fashion-forward fanger.
3. Most importantly, society has designated both the glitzy fabric and the aforementioned blood-suckers as creatures of the night.
Numbers 1 and 2, I can live with.
But numero tres? Beyond out-dated. Why must we continue to sequester our sequins during daylight hours? Like "True Blood's" Bill Compton, sequins long for the warmth of human companionship.
That glittery tank that only gets seen "In Da Club" is begging to slip under a blazer and hit up the office. Tame down a sequined skirt with a classic cardi. I L-O-V-E J.Crew's wide variety of oversized boyfriend styles. And those shine-sexy short-shorts I mentioned in "Get Shorty" just need a basic tee to take them from naughty nighttime to daring for day.
So Tartelettes, take a chance and break out those sequins before dusk.
Jul 8th
A Shore Thing!
On your next jaunt out to the seaside with friends get stylish in accessories fit for the sea. Whether on the deck or at brunch, these nautical-inspired fashion pieces are definitely on the summer must list. Complete your retro look with a no-fuss hairstyle like beach waves & a coat of tarte's lights, camera, splashes! waterproof mascara. Then turn up the volume to the perfect beat—Sloop John B by the Beach Boys and sail away.
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Congrats John, it was 12 years ago we both started with the Parks and Rec Commission. And now you are Mayor of the City of Mountain View. Your dream has come true...your hard work and loyalty to our city is wonderful. Good Luck John! See you on the Streets of Mountain View!
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I think the eastern Europe provinces' names sounds cooler in Polish, than English Iwanow..
I think the eastern Europe provinces' names sounds cooler in Polish, than English Iwanow..
I used to be a communist, then I took a redistribution of wealth to my bank account. -Seek75
Well i agree, but patches don't allways contain polish version, and when i post a screenshot in english, most people in this forum understand it... and i learn english this way... in additon it is helpfull in multi.
About screenshot : At least he got good advisors XD...
Maybe this isn't that impressive. Maybe it is. But it probably isn't.
The great I NEVER SUNK!!! Kingdom of Atlantis.
I'm playing multiplayer OOT (1.05, with Duke of Britain) (me as atlantis, he as Aragon going to turn Spain/Iberia)
Pretty uneventful actually, but lots of wars, heroic battles between doomstacks (you notice Atlantis is kinda Greek - I've had tiny armies with crappy leaders beat doomstacks led by a monarch!) and lots and lots of arguments about if Enasism is Pagan or not.
Things about the world:
Prester John.
That's it.
Also hugely relieved this did not end with the report "The Three Mountains achievement broken. Steps to reproduce: ..." - Rufo
"I pity the fool who has to fill out 272 years of Indian history." - Cuthuthulu
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Murphy's Horde Law: Hordes are only ever successful when the human is playing a country where this would be a threat.
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Dutiful Cleric, Stutter, Quick, Poet, Charitable, Wroth, Humble, Just, Trusting | Protestant | 7/3/10/4/14
So my first game! Start 1399. End 1774. Normal difficult, no lucky nations. I'm thinking I might go back to it later, but I'm bored and frustrated with it and I made some pretty crucial mistakes. Did you know that buildings can give quite substantial bonuses?!?!?! I didn't until about the 1650s.
Bohemia is HRE. Austria expanded and destroyed France during its stint as HRE. Vijayanagar used to control most of India until it collapsed. Ming nearly collapsed, but is putting itself back together. GB and the Netherlands(Brabant) used to have nice little empires until they took turns trying to prove they were stronger than me and I had to prove them wrong. Tver formed Russia very recently. Tachibana have had wild swings back and forth in power and prestige. My ally Connacht formed Ireland with my help, but later betrayed me. I defeated and forced them to release their holdings in Europe, so now they are a North American TPM. Naples also used to be my ally and ended up holding most of Italy until they also betrayed me. I ended up vassalizing them as a TPM, but they've grown since then. I have PUs with Pisa and Hainaut.
I don't know for sure, but I feel like I have a pretty anemic economy. I think this is mostly because I never really built economic buildings until the 1650s (again my first game).
Below is basically the reason I'm getting frustrated with this game. I'm so far behind in tech. I think this is due to my weak economy and I've had a lot of stability issues (although that may be par for the course). Also, my NIs weren't really suited to what I was doing for a long time.
Basically, I make it through European wars by recruiting more powerful units from provinces captured from more advanced nations, picking off weaker enemy allies and sheer weight of numbers (what I like to call the Russia strategy). And my ludicrous navy blockading everything within sight also helps. (Even with all those ships my Tariff Efficiency is still only 60%)
For giggles, here is my current game as the Mamluks. 1399 start and it's 1426 right now. Normal difficult, no lucky nations. These TSCs mean that I'm having more rebel problems in this game than in my Portugal game. That's even with all those colonial countries starting to rebel and most of my American holdings lacking forts! Should be fun.
Happy thoughts, happy thoughts...
Just impossible happened... RUSSIA FORMED???
Strange thing was, the Golden Horde succeeded in my Ansbach game, and overran the Balkans.
Maximilian von Wittelsbach, Stadtholder of Leipzig (formerly Otto von Bismarck) in Avindian's Sonderweg oder Anderweg Interactive AAR.
Not that strange. At one point in my Morocco game I was the last non-nomad Muslim power since all of Tunesia and Tripolia had been seized by France and Ottoman, Mamluks, Adal and the Arabian peninsula was overrun by Timurids. Later the whole near-east and caucasus rebelled into giant Syria which was my ally for the rest of the game keeping the Europeans in check so I could complete the colonization of both Africa and Southern America.
Huh, I'm playing a second Ansbach to 1420, and the Golden Horde are already overrunning the Balkans. Again.
Maximilian von Wittelsbach, Stadtholder of Leipzig (formerly Otto von Bismarck) in Avindian's Sonderweg oder Anderweg Interactive AAR.
Well I'm wondering a few things about your economy, since you have most of the Americas, Africa, basically : a huge colonial empire, I'm curious : how many center of trades have you made in it? You can basically make one every time you have one that reaches over 800 Ducats in worth, which should net you quite a few extremely wealthy provinces. Also, how is your tariff percentage? You need basically one Big Ship or one Light Ship for every coastal province that you own outside the continent on which you have your capital. You can see your percentage by hovering over Tariffs income. Every single one of those coastal province should have a dock, as it increases your goods' worth by 25%. As a last detail for your overseas provinces, there are a few buildings that are worth building to increase each good's worth, which you can see by hovering over each good's... I think... trade value.
Of course there are also the trade building that gives +1% trade efficiency, but in the next patch it'll be capped at 200%, so if you're closed to that then no worry. I'm also assuming your inflation isn't more than 10%.
1510 Update Post Protestant reformations:
Im allied with HRE now so im leaving it alone. World War 2 freed Holland and Brandenburg from their grasp. Prussia formed and is allied with me. I being the Bringer of the reformations have converted. I force converted Iberia, France converted on its own. The real surprise weas when the HRE converted. It lost all its friends and its Iron grip over the Pope. Im on reasonable terms with Italy thouygh theve not gotten better since I converted
Religions of Europe:
My Colonies:
Other notables are: Poland slowly collapsing, the Byzzies getting ahead of the Turks in tech and within 1 slider move of Westernizing, Iberia failing at colonization while Ive long taken North America and her riches, and everyone at war with Morocco because it wanted to be skippy with the Byzzies.
I have 4 territories I can take, after that I suffer Overextension. So my question is should i go after India or Colonize more of America and start hitting South Africa?
Screw overextention, get the entire Caribbean already! Screw north America, the caribbean is much better!
(Also, if you don't care about extensive colonial holdings on the Americas, might as well pick Brazil and Mexico)
India can wait...the Americas can not
Hmm... That's a highly prolific Protestant movement you got there...
"That'ssss a very nice everything you've got there... be a sssshame if ssssomething happened to it..."-- Bob the Creeper.
I am the Emeror of the Intergalactic Roman Empire! Bow before my might!
Current Game: Basiliea Rhomaion
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/...amp-Taxes-AAR. A new AAR: HAIL BASILIEA RHOMAION!! ALL HAIL THE HELIX FOSSIL!!! A PPA MEIOU&Taxes AAR. Will it fail? Probably.
Here's a Burgundy game I just finished.
It was mostly for flavor/RP purposes since I wanted to play Burgundy in the last year (1477) of the Burgundian Wars. In my first year, I drove out the Burgundian rebels and then forced peace with Austria and Switzerland. Then I started collecting my cores and Lotharingian territories. Fortunately for me, Charles the Bold did not die in this conflict, but instead claimed the Crown of Lotharingia and eventually passed it down to his daughter, Mary of Burgundy.
I fought Austria almost nonstop due to cascading alliances and in between claiming my Lotharingian cores, got to whack France around a little bit. Also had help from Castile and Scotland against France and England when it came time to fight them.
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I have a pound of wild duck breasts (spoonbill, mallard, etc.) from a hunter friend. Should I brine the breasts before I sautee them? If so, what's a good brine. Was going to have a grand Marnier sauce. Thanks.
The biggest issue is that you have different types of duck with quite different flavors. Mallards are considered "dabblers" they eat mostly grass grain and moss while spoonies are divers which dig around in the mud with that big "spoon" bill. Mallards taste great brined or not. Spoonies taste like mud.
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Lamb shoulder is a favorite of mine, but it's not easily prepared in 30 minutes unless you cut it into little cubes. Thinly cut shoulder chops are great because you can cook them whole and they quickly become very tender. Here, they braise with dried cherries and apricots, which become chutney-like.


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- In the freezer (0° to 25°F): not recommended
Milk Kefir Grains Allergen Information:
Our Milk Kefir Grains are a gluten-free product. Manufactured in a facility that produces products made with soy and dairy.
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Questions on Milk Kefir Grains
- From JJ at 7/7/2011 5:28 PM
- Thank you for your quick response. I will be taking a trip for at least two weeks next month. I am wondering what should I do with the kefir grains, so I can reuse it after coming back from the trip. Thanks!
- We have a great article on keeping cultures on hold while you are away: http://www.culturesforhealth.com/how-to-take-a-break-from-making-kefir
Basically you just put the grains in a jar of milk, cover the jar, and leave it in the refrigerator. They will hibernate happily for a couple of weeks!
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- From JJ at 7/7/2011 3:07 PM
- Are your milk kefir grains the same as Starter? Thanks!
- The milk kefir grains are live and contain about 30 strains of bacteria and yeast. They can be re-used indefinitely with proper care. The starter is dried, powdered kefir, containing about 6 strains, and can only be re-used a few times.
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- From Gio at 7/2/2011 9:26 AM
- From Paul at 7/1/2011 3:04 PM
- Which bacteria do your grains contain? I am looking for Kefir grains that contain Bifodobacterium. Thanks.
- All milk kefir grains contain essentially the same bacteria: that is what makes them milk kefir grains. This is unlike yogurt, where there are many varieties.
For a list of bacteria and yeast generally known to comprise the milk kefir culture in live grains, click here: http://www.culturesforhealth.com/milk-kefir-grains-composition-bacteria-yeast
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- From Babs at 6/30/2011 1:54 PM
- My husband is lactose intolerant. And I try to stay away from sugar. Should I purchase the water kefir grains or the milk kefir grains?
- Depending on your degree of sensitivity, you may be able to use either. Milk kefir grains use up the lactose in the milk as they culture the milk. The longer it cultures, the less lactose remains in the kefir, until eventually (at about the point where the kefir begins to separate) there is no lactose remaining. You can also culture alternative milks such as coconut milk or nut milk using kefir grains, although you will have to refresh them in dairy milk periodically.
Water kefir grains, although they are put into a sugar-water solution, convert the sucrose, so there is less sugar remaining in the water kefir. The longer it ferments, the less sugar is remaining.
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- From Marybeth at 6/29/2011 1:25 PM
- I noticed that Lifeway has a frozen kefir in 4 different flavors. Any suggestions for recipes to try and make a frozen treat? Thanks!
- You can find quite a few recipes here: http://www.culturesforhealth.com/milk-kefir-recipes Scroll down to the section on desserts!
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- From Shaun at 6/25/2011 7:36 PM
- When re-hydrating the grains, the milk needs to be changed daily, is that correct?
- Yes, that is correct. Give it fresh milk every 24 hours. Once you see the milk thicken before 24 hours is up, you will immediately strain the grains and give it more milk than before. So instead of 1 cup, now give it 1 1/2 cups of milk. When that 1 1 /2 cups of milk thickens before 24 hours is up, again strain. This time give it 2 cups, and so forth until you are successfully culturing 3-4 cups of milk.
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- From Kelli at 6/24/2011 8:52 AM
- Thank you for your response. Just so that you know, I did rehydrate the kefir grains for 7 days and when I strained it (from cow's milk) it was quite clumpy and thick, so that is why I ask about the coconut milk since it seemed to be/ looked fermented in the jar, but when I poured it out and strained it, it was still sort of the same consistency as the original consistency of the coconut milk. I did order the kefir grains from your website. Also, I thought 24-48 hours was the normal time and I did 36. Should I let this batch go the whole 48, or longer?
- Kefir is normally finished culturing in 24 to 48 hours. Coconut milk will not necessarily behave like dairy milk when you culture it, and it can be thinner or thicker. Does it taste fermented? If not, it may be that your kefir grains are inactive. You can contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com and we can help you troubleshoot more specifically.
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- From kelli at 6/23/2011 9:00 PM
- I just finished rehydrating my kefir grains (did it for 7 days) and yesterday morning (at 8:30am) I put them in 27oz of Thai lite coconut milk. I waited 36 hours and strained the kefir at 8/830 this evening. It seemed to be the same consistency as the original form of the coconut milk, but I did see striations in the milk when it was in the jar. Has this milk been "kefired" or is it still more like coconut milk and I should add the kefir back to this batch to let it ferment longer? When I strained it, I placed it in reusable water bottle containers and added two more 13.66fl.oz cans of CM to the kefir grains in my glass jar. Should I also let this batch ferment longer and just keep the first batch in the fridge until this one is properly done? I don't want to just be drinking CM without the kefir benefits.
- It's quite likely that the coconut milk has taken on the characteristics of the kefir, and is loaded with probiotics. It's also possible that the kefir grains are inactive and the coconut milk is NOT cultured. It's hard to tell from your description alone, since coconut milk is not kefir's natural environment, so it will behave somewhat differently from dairy milk.
I would suggest letting the grains work in the new batch for the normal amount of time, then make a batch of dairy milk to see how the grains behave, and what happens to the dairy milk. If it sets up properly (like kefir should), you have a good set of grains there. If you continue to have problems, please email firstname.lastname@example.com so we can help you troubleshoot.
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- From Emily at 6/22/2011 1:41 PM
- Hi, I've been making kefir from your Milk Kefir Grains for 5 weeks now. They started to work on the 2nd or 3rd day, which surprised me. My question is, they haven't gained much in size/quantity now it's been 5 weeks. Is that normal? And they don't float to the top. Every day when I drain them out they're always found at the bottom of the jar. Is that normal? Thanks!
- While kefir grains usually do float to the top of the milk, sometimes they don't, and sometimes they take a while to reproduce. As long as they are making kefir, they're fine. Make sure the milk you're using isn't ultra-pasteurized!
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Customer Reviews
- Excellent Product Review by Ebabs
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I really enjoy using these kefir grains. I've made some delicious kefir with them. I wish the packet gave information about refrigerating the grains for when I wanted to take a break from fermenting.
(Posted on 3/30/2015)
- LOVE Review by Jana
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I happened to catch these on sale.- I love them so much, I would have gladly paid full price!
(Posted on 3/23/2015)
- Very satisfied Review by jansto1
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Don't know what to say that hasn't already been said. Great product and fair price, fast shipping as well.
(Posted on 3/18/2015)
- Milk Kefir grains Review by Justme
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I received my grains in a timely manner. They have worked well, no disappointments. I was curious why mine wasn't growing or multiplying as some people's said theirs does and was told live cultures seem to multiply faster. Don't get me wrong though, that has not diminished their effectiveness at all...they work very well. I've bought a few things from Cultures for Health and everything has proven well.
(Posted on 3/18/2015)
- Works better than I expected. Review by Joseph
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Works better than I expected.
Was faster and easier than I expected.
(Posted on 3/17/2015)
- the best company and the best kefir!! Review by rebi
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The first trying with making kefir didn't work for me and the grains died. It was my first time making kefir and I didn t know what I was doing. I emailed the company and they answered me so quick. People from this company were so helpful and patient answering all of my questions and helping me get my milk kefir grains producing milk kefir in the end. The best customer service! I am happy I have kefir every day and I know it is healthy.
Thank you Cultures for health!
(Posted on 3/16/2015)
- excellent Review by mom
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I had a little bit of a hard time getting the directions straight but my kefir grains are actually starting to multiply. I had put my grains into raw milk at first, but realized I did it wrong and through contact with customer support via e-mail, I got back on track and they are doing good now. I really recommend the Milk Kefir grains.
(Posted on 3/2/2015)
- Great customer support and advice!!! Review by Kefir Rookie
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I have had some trouble getting my grains started. The customer support has been terrific.
(Posted on 2/28/2015)
- So happy to have my Kefir again! Review by Jean
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I ordered these grains and they arrived 3 days later! I reconstituted them and I have been making smoothies ever since! Can't wait to educate myself with more ways to use my Kefir! So happy with this product! Would definitely recommend.
(Posted on 2/25/2015)
- A slow start Review by Betsy
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It took two tries before they started their fermentation, even though the whole milk product was not ultra pasteurized (and is supposed to be antibiotic free). I am going to, however, try different brands of milk; their fermentation rate remains slow compared to the granules that I have used in the past.
Response from CFH: It is normal for dehydrated grains to take 3-5 days to start culturing. If you experience trouble with your cultures, please contact customer support for assistance. http://www.culturesforhealth.com/contact-us
(Posted on 2/25/2015)
- Will purchase again for my family! Review by Dana
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This is second time I bought this. Have very positive effect on my overall health. I recommend it to all my friends and family!
(Posted on 2/24/2015)
- grains Review by n/a
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Very well pleased as always with CFH!!!
(Posted on 2/21/2015)
- Great, even for a newbie Review by Terri
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My house is cool so after a few days of my kefir not thickening, I began keeping it in the oven with just the light on. This makes about 3 cups in 24 hours. I've begun flavoring my kefir in a second fermentation. Finding out what works and what doesn't. Hopefully my grains will begin to grow soon so I can give them away to introduce everyone to the benefit of cultured milk. Love that good bacteria!
Staff was very helpful too, since I needed alot of hand-holding during the first two weeks.
(Posted on 2/17/2015)
- Buy your grains here! Review by kelshop
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There are many places online to buy kefir grains, but I highly recommend buying them at Cultures for Health. I have ordered both the water kefir grains and milk kefir grains. My water kefir grains hydrated quickly and started producing water kefir in just a few days. I struggled with my milk kefir and wasn't sure what I was doing wrong. I emailed Cultures for Health and got an very quick response with suggestions. Anita was so helpful and patient answering all of my questions and helping me get my milk kefir grains producing milk kefir. I couldn't have asked for better customer service. :)
(Posted on 2/14/2015)
- 4 star Review by Mary
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This is the second batch of milk kefir grains I have purchased from you, and neither of them has grown in size or quantity. I always use Kroger's Simple Truth organic milk.
Your service is awesome!
Response from CFH: We do not guarantee that Milk Kefir Grains will grow or multiply. Everyone gets different results. Very few grains are need to culture milk kefir. We ask that you contact us any time you have questions or problems with your products.
(Posted on 2/10/2015)
- No Grain Growth, but good kefir. Review by n/a
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Re-hydrating instructions very clear and easy to follow. The grains are up and running and they produce nice milk kefir. However, there are only three grains and they are neither growing much in size, nor reproducing. Once fully hydrated, I started using milk from my own goats...I use no antibiotics...so I do not understand the lack of growth.
I had grains a few years back from a friend and those grains multiplied daily.
Response from CFH: Milk kefir grains may or may not grow, as they are a very dynamic culture. For tips on encouraging grains to grow, see: http://www.culturesforhealth.com/encouraging-milk-kefir-grains-to-mutiply
(Posted on 2/6/2015)
- Excellent product at a very good price. Review by DC
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I have sustained my culture for ten months now and am very satisfied. I have recommended this product to numerous people.
(Posted on 2/3/2015)
- Kefir and CFH - two, too awesome Review by platOR
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I am now making Kefir at home and am happy I can make full fat, organic Kefir in any flavor we desire. I feel better drinking Kefir daily. The thickest, most flavorful Kefir I've made was with raw dairy milk (following the special instructions on CFH).
I was timid about trying to culture Kefir again and mistakenly got confused while doing Filmjolk in the same month. Though both processed on the counter they require different feeding schedules. Online chat supported me awesomely along the way.
I no longer need to purchase sour cream or buttermilk and am learning all about the health benefits and tasty ways to use whey. (A byproduct of straining either of these cultures.) Buying just two cultures and learning on this website have opened a new way to work in my kitchen and make good gut bacteria (probiotics) at home.
(Posted on 2/2/2015)
- Easy to Make Review by Gwen
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I have tried both types of Kefir Cultures and really like the milk grains the best. Very easy to use and make. No need to heat the milk like in some yogurt cultures.
(Posted on 1/26/2015)
- great Review by Lynn
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This product has been great! It stops the cravings for sugar and helps our digestion. It is much more economical then buying the pre-made from the store and it is so versatile.
(Posted on 1/22/2015)
Starter cultures, rennet for cheese making and cultured vegetables, juices and condiments are sensitive to excessive heat. Once your order has shipped, an e-mail with tracking information will be sent to you. We encourage you to use the tracking information to anticipate the arrival of your items so they can be removed from the mail box and stored in the refrigerator promptly.
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