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  1. Oct 2023
    1. Th 10.26

      Establishing Your Layout and Design: Wireframes * Osman, “Website Wireframe Beginner’s Guide: Processes, Tools, & Examples” * “Designing Drafts of Dynamic Texts” [PDF]

      In Class * Wireframing

      Homework * Finish sketching your Website Wireframe; bring it (physically) to our next class * Submit Drafts: Blog Posts 3-5 to WO by 11:59 PM

  2. Sep 2023
    1. Listen to “Addressing the root causes of food insecurity” (Carlson 2023)

      Since most of you already indicated what your topic will be in your IG bio, we're not going to listen to this together. I encourage you to give this a listen (it's just over 5 min) If you're interested in food insecruity in IL. You can access it here and on the Foodways Research Topic Resources WO page.

  3. Aug 2023
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  10. Sep 2020
    1. A quick note: During Week 4, there are multiple events happening:

      1) On Thursday, September 17 at 4pm: there is a presentation on Indigenous Studies hosted by UMD.

      2) On Friday, September 18 at noon (aka during our class), there is a book launch hosted by the History Department.

      3) We still have reading listed for Friday, September 18.

      Numbers 2 and 3 are required. Number 1 is strongly recommended.

      Your weekly response can be on 1, 2, or 3

  11. Dec 2019
  12. Aug 2017
    1. It has become increasingly difficult to find truly undermodified malt that requires extensive protein rests as part of the mashing schedule.

      Is this a typo? If I am reading this correctly, the statement is that it is difficult to find undermodified malt (i.e. barley which has a high carbohydrate content with a highly resistant protein/gum matrix) that requires extended protein rest during the mashing process. This sounds contradictory since the undermodified malt requires additional enzymatic breakdown according to the previous paragraph.

  13. Aug 2016
  14. May 2016