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Learn how to design, create, and post your very own site on the Internet¿s World Wide Web. This is a beginning course that provides the ¿how-to.¿
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Embrace the moment! Dance instructions for your first dance as a bride and groom. Tips on walking out on the floor as you are presented as the newly married couple. Develop confidence and look good on the dance floor doing the Bolero or Waltz.
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Do you want to lose weight and keep it off? Now you can! In this comprehensive course, you'll discover how to establish a healthy approach to weight loss and weight maintenance. You'll master how to set and achieve weight-loss and weight-maintenance goals that make sense for you.
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Weight loss is diffcult to achieve and maintain. The main reason for this is that we don't change our thinking and feelings along with our bodies. Soon we revert backt to old thinking patterns and we are eating too much again. In this 3-session workshop, participants wil learn hot to use EFT for common self-sabotaging thoughts and behaviors that make weight loss difficult. They will also learn how to use EFT to alleviate the emotions that lead to overeating. And they will learn how to nip cravings for their favorite junk food in the bud!
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This agricultural seminar focuses on the skill of welding as it pertains to agriculture. It highlights the Welding Insititute of Ivy Tech Logansport as the source to learn how to weld successfully for repair of machinery and fabrication for agricultural needs. The seminar will explain welding certifications and viable welding careers that can supplement agricultural income while providing a needed service on the farm. The seminar will have live demonstrations from the welding lab of different types of weldin
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This course will present information about wine; its history, how it is made, the various types of grapes and regions, how to pair wine with food, and how to serve wine. The class will also cover beer styles. Through tastings, students will develop an appreciation of wines from all over the world and learn criteria by which wines are evaluated. In addition, they will learn principles of pairing food with wind and how to confidently select wines in retail or restaurant settings. 1. What is wine, how is it made, history of wine, how to evaluate wine 2. Wines of North America, wine regions and varietals 3. Wines of France, wine regions and varietals, Champagne 4. Wines of Italy, wine regions and varietals 5. Wines of Germany and Austria, Wines of Spain and Portugal, wine regions and varietals, Sherry and Port 6. Wines of Southern Hemisphere: Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Chile, Argentina, wine regions and varietals 7. Beer: how it is made, styles 8. Pairing Food with Wine and Beer, Serving Wine
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Do you prefer fine wines from the Old World or New? Are they really different? Find out in our mini-seminar during which you'll sample common grape varietal wines from Europe and the United States and indicate a preference. After the blind tasting you'll enjoy a 'locavore' gourmet dinner of Indiana-produced foods accompanied by prizewinning Indiana wines in a paean to the Hoosier State. Course fee includes wine tasting, dinner, and gratuities.
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Through tastings, you learn principles of pairing food with wine, develop an appreciation of wines from all over the world, and discuss criteria by which wines are evaluated.
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Students will learn the advantages to making your own wine at home, how to properly select equipment, fruit or grain, start yeast, sterilize equipment, control alcohol levels and wine flavor. Students will learn how to safely handle, store and bottle wine. General wine terminology and safety precautions is also covered.
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Food and wine pairing centers on balance and harmony between flavors, textures, intensity and taste. In this class you will learn sophisticated wine and food matching tips from our experts Jan Bugher, wine professional and Joseph Strangis, Culinary Program Chair at Ivy Tech.
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