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In 1994, Kristen graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education with a minor in English. She met her husband, Terrell, at SAGU. For the first 10 years of their marriage, she worked alongside him in youth and children's ministry in Arkansas, New Mexico, and Florida. During this time, she endured the ups and downs of life. It wasn't until she became a busy mother of three, Madison, 14; Jon-avery, 12; and Emerson, 7; that she began to blog about her life in 2007.
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When Kristen returned to America, she felt compelled to find an organization to donate to the young, impoverished girls living there. After weeks of searching, she was unable to find an organization specifically targeted to these girls. She started praying and a dream for a maternity home in Kenya began to grow.
"A lot of these girls are forced into prostitution by their families for food. Once they become pregnant they are kicked out of school and forced to provide for themselves and their child without an education, which is impossible." She continued, "God showed us a need, opened the doors and gave us the assistance to make an impact."
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Learn French in Aix en Provence, France
Learn French with a language course at our school in Aix-en-Provence, a beautiful university spa town in the heart of Provence, surrounded by mountain ranges and picturesque villages! Here you will discover the breathtaking scenery and historical architecture of the region. Provence attracts both French and international tourists, partly due to it's wonderfully mild climate, it's world-renowned vineyards and the healthy waters of the hot and cold springs! Situated close to the mountains and also near to the coast, our language school in Aix-en-Provence offers you the ideal possibility to immerse yourself in the French way-of-life and to get to know the language and the people in their own surroundings. Our language school in Aix-en-Provence is one of our most popular schools in France and is an excellent location from which to explore the wonders of Provence.
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Our French language school has recently moved to a beautiful newly renovated building, located just a short walk from historic centre of Aix en Provence, close to the Torse Gardens. The transport facilities are fantastic, with a bus stop directly in front of the school. The new school is situated on 3 floors and has a charming garden at the back and 2 terraces where students can sit in the sunshine and relax. There are 16 modern classrooms with air-conditioning, a multi-media room with Internet access and there is an elevator and wheelchair access, especially to cater for any students with reduced mobility.
There is a wide choice of programmes at our school in Aix-en-Provence, so you can learn French whatever your requirements and interests! As well as general French language courses, our school in Aix offers a Business French course and a Work Experience programme. If you are keen to learn more about Provence, then why not try the 'Discover Provence' course, 'French and Painting' course, 'Language and Wine' course or 'Language and Gastronomy' course. These programmes combine general French language tuition in small classes, with fascinating visits, wine tastings, practical cookery classes and much more. Do not hesitate to contact us for more details on any of the available options!
If you wish to learn as much French as possible during your stay, then we would always recommend you to stay with a French host family. This will give you the chance to get to know the local people and to practise the French language skills that you learn in class, on a daily basis. Our school carefully selects and monitors the French host families and hosts and has a great relationship with them. Breakfast or half-board is available in this type of accommodation.
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Our school in Aix-en-Provence organises a fantastic weekly cultural programme to help students practice the French language skills that they learn on their course and so that you can quickly get to know each other and discover the city.
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The skyrocketing price of iron ore has carried the stock-market value of iron miners right along with it. However, the upward momentum of the shares isn't likely to last.
The price of the essential steel-making ingredient has increased more than 70% since early September, when China, the world's key customer, started to report encouraging signs of growth. At the same time, "the large pure plays have run bang-in-line with the iron-ore price recovery," says RBS Morgans analyst James Wilson.
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A few worries have begun to circulate. "Investors seem increasingly uncertain about what is going to happen" to iron-ore stocks, Wilson says, and they "will no doubt start to take some money off the table."
Doubts about pure-play stocks stem in part from the speed at which prices have climbed. Investment bank Macquarie says it has "limited faith in the longevity of the current spike" and has already taken some profits on iron-ore equities it holds.
Analysts also say Chinese steel mills are likely to begin curbing purchases at these prices, given that they are nearly double what buyers could secure material for mere months ago. "We just don't see the underlying demand to support this price dynamic," says Wilson.
UBS forecasts an average of just $121 a ton this quarter. Iron ore was trading Friday at about $148 a ton. Deutsche Bank predicts that iron ore will average a chunkier $140 a ton this quarter—the benchmark's September low was about $87 a ton—but nevertheless expects the price will fall in the following three quarters.
"The current surge in iron-ore prices looks overdone," Commonwealth Bank of Australia analyst Lachlan Shaw says in a note. He points to a disconnect between ore prices and the price of steel.
As ore prices nearly doubled—thanks to export bans from India, the third-largest exporter of the raw material, and a recovery in demand—Chinese steel prices rose only 10%. China is the world's largest producer of steel. Shaw says the iron-ore market needs "a breather" or for steel prices to rise markedly, if an ore value above $150 a ton is to be sustained.
"Equity prices may make too much of these short-term swings" in ore prices, says JPMorgan Australian equity analyst Paul Brunker. "But they are more likely to overreact on the downside than on any recovery, because the longer-term trend is still down."
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New layoffs imminent at SF Chronicle
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San Francisco Chronicle management representatives met Friday with the San Francisco Media Workers Guild to discuss the Chronicle's plans to slash additional jobs through both buyouts and layoffs, Guild officials said in an Aug. 28 statement.
The move, rumored in recent days, follows the elimination of roughly 150 Guild jobs between March and mid-May, and a series of earlier staff reductions at the troubled daily. Hearst Corp., the Chronicle's owner, said in late February it would shut or sell the paper "within weeks" without significant concessions from the Guild and Local 853 of the Teamsters, which in April agreed to shed up to 100 jobs.
The guild, which represents about 330 remaining editorial and business-side workers at the Chronicle, said management indicated that no details have been decided, "although a few positions may be cut as early as next week."
Officials at the Chronicle couldn't immediately be reached for comment.
Additional announcements are expected after Labor Day, the Guild said Friday. Guild officials asked any members interested in considering a voluntary buyout to discuss it with a supervisor, the paper's HR department or the Guild.
The paper's operating losses for the year are running at more than $1 million a week, including some costs related to the workforce reductions already implemented, the statement said.
Hearst and the Chronicle have used the same $1 million per week number for at least a couple of years to describe losses at the troubled paper, which in its salad days was the dominant newspaper not only in San Francisco but in the Bay Area and much of Northern California.
The Guild said the Chronicle's management may be willing to tolerate "some" additional losses, but that "the company clearly intends to reduce the gap to as close to break-even as possible during the fourth quarter."
Guild officials said they were told that the continuing decline in revenue is "worse than expected, mostly because of the weak economy and ongoing problems of the news industry," according to management. The Great Recession aside, newspapers have been suffering in recent years, as classified and other advertising shifts to the Internet, to other sites or at much lower prices, and as many younger consumers appear to have lost the newspaper-reading habit.
Guild representatives in Friday's discussions included Michael Cabanatuan, Gloria La Riva, Carl Hall and Doug Cuthbertson, according to the Guild, while Calvin Siemer, Annette Vedanayagam and Suzy Cain represented management.
Hall confirmed to the Business Times via email that the union expects additional job cuts, "hardly a scenario that gives our members confidence that our sacrifices earlier this year are paying off." He said the Guild understands how tough times are, but that staffers at the Chronicle and other dailies wonder how many more jobs can be eliminated "before nothing is left" and newsrooms are wrecked beyond repair.
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Updated: 02/06/2009 - It's a tape the City of Hearne doesn't want to release, but we may be one step closer to getting our hands on video showing Mayor Milton Johnson's recent run-in with police.
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Updated: 02/05/2009 - It's no secret, stores are in trouble. The International Council of Shopping Centers says 148,000 stores closed last year, and 73,000 are expected to close in the first half of this year.
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Updated: 02/05/2009 - Enrollment numbers for Spring 2009 at both Texas A&M and Blinn have been released and both schools are reporting record numbers
Posted: 02/05/2009 - Hearne Fire investigators and Robertson County Crime Stoppers need your help to try and figure out who may have torched a city park a couple of blocks from the town's schools.
Updated: 02/06/2009 - A day after mega-auto dealership, Lawrence Marshall closes its doors, employees and customers return with many questions.
Updated: 02/05/2009 - Police are investigating a stabbing that left a Bryan woman in critical condition.
Updated: 02/05/2009 - Six counties in area able to apply for low interest loans.
Updated: 02/05/2009 - It'll be a long, long time before a convicted burglar walks the streets again as a free man.
Updated: 02/05/2009 - Controversy over a correctional crawl space leads to a change of heart by the Bryan school district.
Updated: 02/04/2009 - Local leaders took key area issues to Austin Wednesday. The Bryan/College Station Chamber of Commerce makes an biennial visit to the state capitol to talk with elected officials and their staffs.
Updated: 02/05/2009 - Hearne fire investigators are trying to figure out who torched a city park a couple of blocks from the town's schools.
Posted: 02/04/2009 - An investigation into disciplinary action taken at a Brenham elementary school has now been turned over to the Washington County District Attorney's Office.
Posted: 02/04/2009 - The Mayor of Hearne has had his day in municipal court. Mayor Milton Johnson pleaded no contest Wednesday afternoon to disorderly conduct and failure to identify.
Updated: 02/04/2009 - Its ads promised to "clobber big city prices." Now, the Lawrence Marshall Car Dealerships in Hempstead, has closed its doors.
Updated: 02/04/2009 - Athletes from around the Brazos Valley have signed national letters of intent to play sports at universities across the nation.
Posted: 02/03/2009 - A new source of power is coming to Caldwell. The city announced it has signed a two-year agreement with New Jersey-based NRG to supply its wholesale electricity.
Updated: 02/04/2009 - Bryan resident Tammy Brown was upset when her son Clay told her he had been disciplined in his SFA Middle School shop class by being sent to the "Attic."
Posted: 02/03/2009 - Voices for Children, CASA of Brazos Valley, held its College Coaches for Children dinner Tuesday night.


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My fully established chive plants are flowering. How do I harvest the seeds from the flowers? Will the seeds keep for any length of time?
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When the scapes are dry and you can see the black seeds, carefully cut the heads off and put in a open paper bag. When you feel they are fully dry, rub the seeds out and blow away the chaff. You can try just shakeing the bag with top closed. Store as you would any seeds and plant when you wish. I would think they will keep for 2 years or longer depending on storage conditions.


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I have a eager 1 mower model # 917.388410 6.75 hp just wondering if anyone could tell me how old it is by model #. carb is dirty, with a lot of dry debris in float and rusty colored all over inside, I will probably replace.
I don't know if Sears is still using the 'Eager 1' brand name, but 6.75 HP should date it fairly recently. The brand started back in the '80s. I'd clean it up and give it a try before getting a new carb. It may be a Tecumseh engine with a brass bolt holding the float bowl on. This bolt is the metering orifice and requires periodic cleaning, particularly the almost-invisible bleed at the top of the threads. You might want to replace the fuel line as they decompose over time and put rubber 'crumbs' in the float bowl. Also clean out the tank and tank outlet filter.
Your engine is a....
Tecumseh LEV120-361509A
You can download a service manual at the link.
IF this has the plastic bowl carb, you need to get a "bowl kit" which pretty much replaces the guts of the carb.
About $20 if you can find it. Tec has gone out of business, so parts availability might become an issue. I personally don't know if it has or not.
I "think" the kit is PN 730637A, but verify by an independent source. (That's if you have that type carb).
Here is a link that might be useful: Link
Thanks I found the manual, and parts still can be ordered from sears, ring and valves look great, going to get head gasket( http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/part-number/36787&pathTaken=partSearch&prst=0?shdPart=36787 ), carb, mine has the metal bowl but is pretty messed up, hoses and should hopefully be good to go.
Oh and thanks for that link Bill, very helpful, and googled engine model #Tecumseh LEV120-361509A you posted cause I can not find it on my mower but got this link and found that model there.
She's running Thanks for all the help baymee, Did everything you told me, and last thing was kill switch, which pointed me to the govener also. I made a make shift linkage and held throttle in different ppositions and she fired up and would die, so I did something else and tied handle back and put starter fluid in and pulled cord and when she fired up i jumped down and manually gave it gas and it stayed running strong, its missing something how do you give it more gas?
oops try this one
Yep that was it, put in that hole above arrow, with modified spring on other linkage, now it runs great, not bad for a freebe, didn't have to rplace the carb after all, I thought it was done for.I also have video of it running but web on camera isn't working right now.
copy and paste.
Thanks again for all the help.
Is this the bulb I need?
Thanks' ran across another freebe Its a 95 diamond i/c with the Briggs 5.5 hp engine, commercial use mower, model # 917.372833, won't start, no spark, and plug looks black and oily,couple head bolts were backed out a little, can't find my compression tester. might see if I can get her going, if compression is good. I only get the old ones, the nice looking newer ones don't last long on craigslist and gone by the time I respond. oh well keeps me busy during the winter.
This is the eage 1 I tore apart and got running.
And this is the 95 diamond i/c with the Briggs 5.5 hp engine, commercial use mower I am going to tare apart next
If both are in good shape I will sell the eager 1, and use the Briggs for landscaping business to make enough to buy a newer one.
Thanks for the input gentlemen, The house is in Seattle Wa. I will see if cutting lower branches will help here are some pics w/phone camera. c&p.
don't know how to upload on this sight.
95 diamond i/c with the Briggs 5.5 hp engine, model # 917.372833 has 20 psi compression, I just through high temp sealant on old head gasket, put rope on from other mower. Hopefully these engines have the compression release features.
I also put in a 1/2 cup oil in the cylinder and let it sit about a couple hours and none leaked down into oil pan same depth from top of piston to cylinder brim. so leak down is next.
Man I must be a magnet to eager 1's, picked this 2000 model 6.75 hp.# 917.377810, same deal though gotta start it with starter fluid,then she runs like a champ, self propelled, band new coil starter, blade, plug and armature, just got to clean the carb and hope that's it, primer seemed like it wasn't sucking gas or anything, just like other one, so maybe that's how there suppose to be,I thought you could feel pressure from sucking gas from tank and sending to carb
I find that side mount carb to be the most troublesome design of all. Sometimes you have to bounce the front wheels to get gas to flow from the tank, even on a clean, rebuilt carb.
I took this eager 1 apart, and cleaned carb(actually looked pretty good, but on reassembly I found a S shaped link under mower rear/transmission side, any idea what its suppose to be hooked up to, i work on a clean basement floor so i know it wasn't there b4, can't find it in the manuals I found so far.
Sorry for late response been busy putting my Grand prix back together, here is the pic of that s-shaped link I believe it was hanging on let side between wheel and deck, can't find it in engine diagram's.
Any way to post pics up so c&p does' have to be used all the time.
Yea I don't know it was hanging on the mower rear wheel, I will just keep it in the mower junk box in case I find a place for it, last owner was probobly mowing and didn't want to run over, so sat it on the deck and it worked it's way to the wheel.. Thanks bud
well put to much oil in and started smoking like crazy, so not knowing you coould just tip mower over to drain oil, i started tearing the blade etc. off to get to oil drain plug, after collar that balde sits on came off so did a spring and some sort of bearing(?), my gues was spring went between the bearing that fell out and the one sealed in the motor, but I put it back together started it and loud knocking noise possibly rattling, bolt is tight as i could get it. you know if spring sits between bearing and blade collor?
I forgot about sears parts direct, I found the diagram.
to late to start tonight.
Put it back together and started it and still making loud knocking noise, hope i didn't bust the shaft putting those spring and washer on wrong, or run with not enough oil after draining. compression is 50 psi.
suggestion's, wasn't very powerful going up any type of hill, so if i messed up engine, no big loss. just 40 bucks.
well defiantly messed something up, started it to pin point knocking, and something flew out from under mower turned out to be a chunk of the blade adapter, so for some reason the shaft is banging around,(unless it just cracked when spring and washer were backwards and continued to bang around after adapter cracked)going to take apart and see if i missed something on reassembly, got blade/adapter off and shear pin was visible and sheered a bit..
weigh out differences.....repair/get another mower,
thinking about getting another since my yard and most others I mow have hillclimbs. Gets the job done but slow on climbs
Anyone know the measurements of these shear pin's,
,or is it one size fit's all. can't find them in parts pic's. may be able to make my own. ahh I can figure it out. just got to get me a digital caliper.


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Judy Stach, President and Founder of the Plein Air Painters of the Jersey Coast will present a talk and demonstration on Plein Air Painting  painting in the open air. After the talk, members of the PAPJC will be painting at various locations in Deep Cut Gardens where you may visit the artists to see them in action. Works will remain on display in the Horticultural Center through July 16.
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With the grounds of Deep Cut Gardens as inspiration, the student will learn how to see as an artist and depict the light, color and perspective of the landscape. All experience levels; all materials supplied. For your comfort, bring water, sunscreen and sun hat. Instructor: Lizzie Schippert, NJWCS
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Students will learn about the different plant structures, flowers, leaves and roots. Using pencils and paper, they will be able to explore them through drawing.
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Learn how charcoal is made and how to use this ancient medium. Become familiar with art history, make tree rubbings and learn about different kinds of trees.
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Learn how watercolor paints are made, become familiar with watercolor art history, materials, techniques and different subject matters while creating a painting.
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Learn to apply the secrets of painting natural light and shadows by learning how to look at these features on subject matter.
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Explore examples by noted artists and learn how to see the way light and colors play off water before creating your own painting.
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Explore art that shows the skies at different times of day, learn painting techniques and how to look at the skies and clouds artistically while creating your own painting.
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Pastel Class Exploring OÂKeefe, Van Gogh & Pissarro
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Tue, Aug 4 9-11am H2593A
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Learn about pastel drawing and how to use this medium to explore colorful subject matter. Learn about different fruits and vegetables and explore them through your drawing. Review pastel art history and still life painting.
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Handbuilt 56cm Fixed Gear (Fat City), very special - $1250 (craigslist / San Francisco)
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This bike is special.
I built the frame while I was working for Fat City Cycles. 57cm top tube, 56cm
seat tube. The fork is a prototype fork that resembles the infamous 'big one
inch' fork. only one of these forks exist and this is it. the frame is
basically a 56cm slim chance using columbus SPX tubes and campy pista drop
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The bars have been hand wrapped with thick leather. I cut and stiched the
leather myself. this is the only way to make crashproof bar wrap.
The bike has been well ridden. it has no problems at all other than some
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I really do not want to part with this bike, but i will probably not ride it in
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Breaker panel in laundry room.
Yah yah, i know it's my fault for buying a new house on a whim! But hubby knew it was IT the second he saw it.
Anyways back to the subject, as I said in an earlier post the dryer doesn't have a ventalation in the laundry room, so we went yesterday to the new house to try to figure it out and noticed that the "breaker panel" is in the laundry room!!! Isn't that dangerous? isn't that a fire hazard? It's next to the washer/dryer!! Will moving the washer/dryer to the other end of the room make things safer? Or is all in my head and you see no problem of having the breaker panel in the laundry room? There is an AC in the room so it's not expected to get really hot.
Thanks in advanced.
Maybe I'm missing something, but where is the "washing machine outlet box?" There should be a box installed up above the top of the washer where you can turn the water on and off and also hang your drain from your washer. I also do not see power for your electrical dryer, or a gas hookup if you are doing a gas dryer. By your previous post it showed sink against wall then washer and dryer. This looks like it would put the dryer in front of the panel. You don't want to block access to your panel.
By your current picture it looks like they plan on putting the washer/dryer by the wall and then your sink. As fahrenheit mentioned, is the contractor going by applicable building codes?
Here is a link that might be useful: Venting the Dryer Dilemma
fahrenheit and housefairy I asked about the building codes and from what I gathered they didn't break any. But it seems the laundry room was an after thought and not well planned.
Housefairy honestly I know nothing about laundry rooms, the most I've ever did was/is removing the lint after each cycle (hide in shame).
There is no place to turn the water on or off, i'm not even sure if I have that in my current home. If you look closley at my picture you will see three thingys (for lack of better words) two are for cold and hot water to the washer, and a bigger one in the middle for water out from the washer.
Dryer they only provided electricity plug, and in an inconvenience place!! We already spoke to the electrician to add two more and lower to the floor.
The computer picture was given to us with the house, the cabinets are provided, but we need to buy the washer/dryer and we are planing to get the Front load one and stack the dryer over it.
Thanks soo much for your input.
The wires in your pictures look like just regular (110) electrical plug wiring. Do you have one outlet with 4 thicker wires (220)? Dryers, since early 2000's, require a 4 wire plug for US electrical code on all new installs. The plug will be a funny shaped large 4 blade. I would think there is also some code about how far it has to be off the ground in case the washer overflows.
There is a plumbing and electrical forum. You could question them (with pictures) to see if they think this is an issue.
Per the link:
A standpipe must extend at least 600mm (24") above the trap weir and terminate above the flood level rim of the washing machine(above the top of the washer). A washer box is typically installed at a height of 42" from the floor to the bottom of the box, as long as that height is above the washing machine's flood level rim.
Again I would think there has to be shutoffs for the washer/dryer especially if this is a new build. Check with your local municipality, don't take the person trying to sell you the home to give you the correct answer. Personally I would want it changed before any cabinets were installed. Whatever you do buy the hoses that shut off if a leak is detected.
I have no issue with the panel being in the laundry room. I would just question (the electrical forum) if there is some code about how close a panel can be to a water source. Possibly the picture makes the panel look closer than it really is.
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Our Bulgarian Yogurt Starter Culture is the creamiest of the thermophilic heirloom yogurts. It can be re-cultured indefinitely. Thick, rich, and mild, this is the closest to commercial "European Style" yogurt.
- Each box contains 2 packets of yogurt starter
- Activate 1 packet using 1 quart pasteurized milk; store 2nd packet in the freezer as a back-up
- Cultures at 110ºF using a yogurt maker or other appliance
- This culture is also suitable for use with raw dairy milk or non-dairy milk, with special care.
- The mild flavor of Bulgarian Yogurt makes it a great base for dips, dressings, or other recipes using yogurt.
Bulgarian Yogurt Starter Instructions and Troubleshooting:
- Instructions for using this culture may be found here.
- Having trouble making Bulgarian yogurt? Browse our Yogurt Troubleshooting Articles or contact us for assistance.
Ingredients: Organic milk, live active bacteria (L. Bulgaricus, S. Thermophilus).
This product contains no GMO ingredients.
Shipping Information and Shelf-life: Our Bulgarian starter culture is shipped in a barrier-sealed packet as a freeze-dried yogurt culture. The starter keeps
- At room temperature (68° to 78°F): 3 to 4 months
- In the refrigerator (40° to 45°F): 9 months unopened
- In the freezer (0° to 25°F): 12 months unopened
Allergen Information:
Manufactured in a facility that also produces products made with gluten and dairy.
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Questions on Bulgarian Yogurt Starter
- From Alisha at 5/15/2013 11:27 AM
- Do you only use the starter mix to make more yogurt or can you eat it too? Also can you freeze the starter to use later?
- You use the starter culture to make your pasteurized dairy "mother" culture batch...you will reserve part of her to make a new mother within 7 days (so you can have ongoing yogurt making capabilities without having to continually buy a new culture) and the rest to make your yogurt you'll consume in the upcoming week. As long as you have saved a portion of the mother to make a new mother, the rest can certainly be consumed.
Freezing the starter can be done for 2-3 weeks, but the viability will be about 70%. The sooner you use the starter, the better. The longer it sits in the freezer the less likely you will be able to self-perpetuate it.
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- From Zach at 10/14/2013 3:51 PM
- Am I able to make this yogurt in the oven just by having the oven light on and the oven door closed? Or do I need to set a temperature on the oven. Thanks!
- If your oven with the light on is able to maintain 110ºF or if you have a setting that goes as low as 110ºF on your oven, you can certainly use that. We recommend confirming temperature whenever culturing. You can do that by placing a jar of 110ºF water for the normal culturing period to see if it holds the correct temperature.
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- From V at 10/30/2013 10:10 PM
- Can the activation of a Bulgarian starter take longer than 12 hours? What is the maximum number of hours recommended to incubate the starter culture?
- 12 hours is the maximum time to allow your starter batch to culture. Longer culturing times can damage the bacteria.
Occasionally we see a starter batch not set. If the yogurt is still runny after 12 hours, but smells pleasant, allow it to cool for 2 hours and then refrigerate for at least 6 hours. Use this yogurt to start your second batch according to the package instructions. This batch should set beautifully.
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- From RobertH at 3/27/2014 10:03 PM
- Can you freeze a portion of the Bulgarian yogurt and use it as a starter at a later date? Thanks.
- A small amount of yogurt can be frozen for 2-3 weeks, with a 70% chance of viability. Because the bacteria will degrade over time, we recommend freezing 3 to 4 times the amount you will require to make a new batch and limiting freezing to no more than a few weeks.
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- From PJ at 5/30/2014 2:48 PM
- Will any of the starters produce a thick yogurt using Almond Milk? If not, will adding coconut oil to goat milk 'fatten' it sufficiently to make a thick yogurt? Id there a recommended ratio?
- Nut milks will not thicken. Take a look here on the thickeners you can use, as well as some recipes CFH has already tested!
Also know that the thickening will not occur until the yogurt has been in the fridge for 6-24 hours.
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- From Diane at 6/6/2014 5:28 PM
- I'd like to buy the Bulgarian culture but am quite sure I would not want to make one batch of 7 jars after another. Is there a way to keep the starter healthy if it's not being used? Could I just stick it in the fridge?
- You can keep a "pure" pasteurized dairy mother culture in the fridge, and make sure to reculture a new mother from which to make more yogurt within 7 days. No need to have to make a new batch of yogurt right after a batch.
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- From Dawn at 7/21/2014 10:06 AM
- Do you have to keep making yogurt weekly to keep your mother batches safe to use? I'm assuming they mold and go bad after a time. How long does your "set aside" yogurt for making the next batch actually keep/stay safe to use? Thanks.
- Reusable (Heirloom) cultures should be made every 5 to 7 days to ensure that the bacteria is strong enough to culture subsequent batches.
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- From sarah at 8/4/2014 12:38 AM
- Hi Just wondering what special care needs to be taken when making with non dairy milks? Almond / coconut. Thanks!
- The Bulgarian yogurt starter will culture almond milk but you have to keep a separate "mother culture" if you want to reuse the starter. You will find instructions here: http://www.culturesforhealth.com/making-dairy-mother-culture-non-dairy-yogurt/
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- From Eve at 9/8/2014 9:13 AM
- Has this Bulgarian starter been genetically modified? I've researched and it appears that LB Bulgaricum, direct from Bulgaria, is the only starter that is untainted. Can you clarify this for me? Thanks!
- No, this starter has not been genetically modified. All of our products are GMO-free.
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- From Bob at 9/12/2014 3:03 PM
- How long can the finished yogurt remain at room temperature and still be safe to eat? I cultured the yogurt for 8 hours and forgot to put it in the fridge for about 12 hours.
- Conservatively speaking, 3 to 6+ hours is what we recommend for a finished yogurt culture to be sitting out at room temperature as safe to consume. It may be that your yogurt is fine, even after being out for 12 hours, but always use your best judgment by smelling, looking, and even taste testing if it smells/looks ok!
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Customer Reviews
- Great Flavor Review by SmokedGouda
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Great Bulgarian flavor. I found that this yogurt is a tiny bit too thin for my liking, but I've tweaked that with longer fermenting times and by holding the milk at 170 degrees (f) for 15 minutes before I cool it down and add starter. This evaporates some of the moisture.
(Posted on 3/26/2015)
- my go-to starter Review by merry
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We are new to yogurt-making. I purchased the Bulgarian starter along with the Euro Cuisine yogurt machine, and successfully made a batch of yogurt using grass-fed cows milk. Because we weren't eating it quickly, I put part of it into the freezer, and the next time I made yogurt, my first batch had remained in the freezer longer than suggested to use as starter for the next batch. So, I used the second packet of Bulgarian starter. That batch turned out great, and we used it to make our next batches. The yogurt in the freezer? I used it to replace the buttermilk in the most delicious, tender biscuits I have ever eaten! I'm also using yogurt in pancakes - so tender and delicate! Yum! We are enjoying making healthful yogurt - my husband eats it daily with a teaspoon of fruit spread mixed in. I initially had a bit of sticker shock, but with careful planning, it's possible to make one package be used as culture for yogurt for many, many batches of creamy yogurt! I have since purchased a second box to have on hand in my freezer. CFH has wonderful customer service, and they have very patiently answered my many, many questions about yogurt making. Love it!
(Posted on 3/25/2015)
- Wonderful - delicious!! Review by Kathy
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A lovely creamy yogurt. My college student takes it back with her to keep in her dorm refrigerator. Easy to make with the Yogotherm.
(Posted on 3/24/2015)
- The Real Stuff Review by Bill
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Many, many batches from one packet.
(Posted on 3/23/2015)
- First time user Review by LDJJ
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I've made yogurt in the past using store bought yogurt as the starter. And I've had success, but I was never happy with the taste or thickness. I've drained it to make it thicker, but still didn't have the flavor I was looking for.
I purchased the Bulgarian starter after reading the description and reviews. The main thing that drew me to it was that the flavor was reminiscent of European yogurts, which I have had on trips and love.
I actually used 1 cup of half and half (not ultra pasteurized) and 3 cups of whole milk with my batch and absolutely love how it came out. It has the flavor and creaminess that I was looking for.
I did have a bit of a panic moment when I checked it at the 5 hour point and it did not look set at all. I walked away and gave my prayers to the yogurt gods and at 8 hours in was completely set and wonderful. I will be straining some for yogurt cheese and other uses, but I am in love with this yogurt. Thank you so much!
(Posted on 3/22/2015)
- Lovely taste Review by Jynae
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This is my second yogurt starter from this site and I love both. The first two batches were runny but since then it's made lovely, smooth yogurt with a nice tart taste.
(Posted on 3/10/2015)
- Dependable Review by Michael
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I ordered the Bulgarian culture six weeks ago and make at least 12 quarts of yogurt each week. I always reserve a pint to add to the next batch of one gallon whole milk and one quart of half and half. I remove the pint from the refrigerator and let it warm up on the counter over the dishwasher while washing the Ball jars. The culture does extremely well and is dependable for my twice a week preparation. I prep the quart mason jars with the mixture and let them cozy up in my Brod and Taylor proofing box at 110 degrees for seven hours. I have strained a batch to make Greek style yogurt but found I like a little whey in my yogurt. The culture solidifies well and has just the right amount of tanginess without being overwhelmingly sour. I'm extremely pleased with the finished result which is excellent with frozen blueberries and Splenda sprinkled on top.
(Posted on 3/4/2015)
- Great service wonderabout refrigration of product-nothing on box Natto culture was the product. Review by Erwin
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nothing about storing product dark dry place refrigerator?
CFH note: The first bullet item under "Before You Get Started" section includes instructions for storing the backup packet in the freezer. The starter is fine at room temperature for 3 to 4 months but freezer storage maximizes the shelf life (12 mo +).
(Posted on 3/3/2015)
- Bulgarian Yogurt starter Review by Christina
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This yogurt turned out wonderful! Super yummy and creamy.
(Posted on 3/2/2015)
- Most Delicious yogurt I've ever had Review by Ally
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Made two batches of yogurt using this heirloom product and the Euro yogurt maker. Came out perfect - creamy and mild. Perfect!
(Posted on 2/24/2015)
- Love it! Review by Tamara
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This makes a lovely thick, fresh, tart yogurt that if drained is a perfect substitute for sour cream and a lovely yogurt cheese. I really want to make a cheese cake with it!
(Posted on 2/24/2015)
- Love it Review by Lily
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I LOVE this Bulgarian yogurt starter as the taste of the yogurt reminds me of my childhood.
I am from Bulgaria and believe it or not it is impossible to find in the stores, the authentic sour taste of the real Bulgarian yogurt anywhere, any more. My family eats yogurt everyday and my 15 months old truly loves it, plain or mixed with some fresh fruit. I use 1 gallon of milk every week to make a new batch and it turns out great tasting every time. So happy with this purchase!
(Posted on 2/12/2015)
- Great! Review by Beth
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Great product! I have used it for months and love it! Thanks!
(Posted on 2/8/2015)
- Loved It!!!!! Couldn't be Happier Review by Lee
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Lovely Taste Consistency and easy to make!!!!!!!
(Posted on 2/3/2015)
- best culture ever Review by JanSin
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Absolutely love this culture. We use it for both regular and greek yogurt. IT TASTES AMAZING. Very creamy, mild, yet delicious. Best yogurt I've ever had. We've been making it for about a year, and the culture is still very strong.
Since my family eats so much (and I also make sourdough), I decided to invest in the Brod & Taylor Bread Proofer.
Now we can make massive amounts at one time. I just made 3 liters, which turns into about 1.5 liters of greek yogurt. Gone in 2 days with my family of 4. But you could make a lot more in the proofer if you like, which I will do next time.
If you do get the proofer, I highly recommend the extra shelf. Makes bread making easier.
(Posted on 1/27/2015)
- Great results over time Review by Abdi
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This has produced delicious yogurt for us using a yogurt maker. Disclaimer: The only thing I can compare it to is that we first tried using a store-bought yogurt as starter; we haven't tried other cultures, but this yielded MUCH better tasting yogurt than the store-bought brand. I should note that it took a couple of batches to "get going"; I'm not sure whether we were getting the hang of it or the culture was getting "broken in," but the first couple of batches had a thinner consistency and were more prone to separation, and then from the third batch on the results were impeccable.
(Posted on 1/15/2015)
- great money saver! Review by culturinginTexas
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I love this product! I have been using it for about a month and it is a very great yogurt culture. Everyone in my family loves the taste of the yogurt, and best of all, we are saving tons of money. We live in a rural community and organic plain whole milk yogurt is hard to find. Even when we go to the city, it is typically 3.50/quart. With this culture we are able to make it for 1.75/quart. Thanks so much! I heartily recommend this product!
(Posted on 1/8/2015)
- Great Yogurt!!!!!!!! Review by Lee
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I love this yogurt been making it every week......creamy and wonderful....with the exception of the first batch..... but the instructions said it might not set as well...... every batch since has been creamy and wonderful!!!!!!!!!!! Plan on trying the Greek Yogurt some time soon!!!!!!!!!!
(Posted on 1/5/2015)
- wonderful product Review by LaDonna
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This culture is 100% better than the store brand. My yogurt was really runny but this culture gave creamy great tasting firm yogurt.
(Posted on 1/1/2015)
- Excellent culture Review by Maria
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I recently made my first batch of the heirloom Bulgarian yogurt from this starter, and it turned out perfectly). It was easy to make from the directions included, but I also benefited from consulting with the chat service on this site, as I was using raw milk and wanted to make sure I was doing it correctly. I heated my raw milk to 180 and cooled to 115, and cultured the yogurt in my gas oven with the pilot light. It was thick and creamy in 5 hours, and has a delicious flavor and consistency. It will be hard to choose which I like better, now, Greek or Bulgarian. Guess I will just have to alternate between the two!
(Posted on 12/22/2014)
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