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The school district needs to trim next year's budget by up to $13 million. It is considering cutting all four music teachers who would have already been cut last year, if it were not for one-time federal stimulus help.
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Heather's website is dedicated to allergen free recipes, and with a background of training at Le Cordon Bleu, her food and drink pics are beyond drool worthy.
Raspberry Mojitos
1/2 cup raspberry puree
1/4 cup fresh mint leaves
1 lime, sliced in wedges
4 ounces white rum
4 ounces chilled club soda
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½ cup raspberries
1 1/2 cups water
3/4 cup sugar
pinch of kosher salt
ice cubes
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In a small pan, add the Raspberries, water, sugar and salt. Cook for 3-5 minutes until thickened. Add to the jar of a blender and puree until smooth. Chill. (You can strain the seeds if desired).
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White Paper by Burr Oak Tool Inc. and Optimized Thermal Solutions (2015)
This white paper reviews the relationship between condenser coil tube diameter, internal tube enhancements, and the resultant influence on heat transfer coefficient (HTC). Helical microfins are the primary enhancement of interest, specifically for condenser applications for tube diameters ranging from 9.5 mm to 3 mm outer diameter (OD). Several other tube enhancements, such as herringbone fins and surface microstructures, are also considered.
Yoram Shabtay et al. (Presented at Ohrid 2015.)
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The replacement of current refrigerants with zero ozone depletion potential (ODP) and virtually zero global warming potential (GWP) refrigerants has important implications for heat exchangers, heat pumps, air conditioners and refrigeration system design, and the materials choices in these designs. The use of CO2 as a refrigerant requires components to withstand higher pressures compared to conventional refrigerants. Part I presents critical information about smaller-diameter copper tubes and other heat-exchanger technologies, and Part II discusses design principles and presents example case studies for CO2. Seamless copper tubes with or without inner-grooves can be fabricated from a high-strength copper-iron alloy, reducing wall thickness and thus cost. Coil processing can usually be performed with existing manufacturing equipment since the high strength alloys are brazeable and weldable. Corresponding fittings made from the high strength alloys are also available. Since the volume of CO2 required to achieve the same cooling effect is much lower than for HFCs, components and tubing can be smaller than in conventional installations. In practice, accommodating the high pressures of CO2 systems is advantageous because the smaller diameter tubes used to withstand higher pressures also reduce system size and materials requirements. CuFe2P alloy tubes at small diameters are further advantageous for use in high-pressure CO2 cascade, transcritical and secondary-loop refrigeration systems due to their high strength without increasing wall thickness in the transmission lines.
Yoram Shabtay et al. (Presented at Ohrid 2015.)
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Part I presented critical information on how round inner-grooved small-diameter copper tube and newly developed flat copper microchannel tube can be used with alternative refrigerants and especially CO2. Seamless copper tubes with or without inner-grooves can be fabricated from a high-strength copper-iron alloy, reducing wall thickness and thus cost. Corresponding fittings made from the high strength alloys are also available. Part II examines and presents critical information and case studies relating to system design. Since the volume of CO2 required to achieve the same cooling effect is much lower than for HFCs, components and tubing can be smaller than conventional installations. In practice, accommodating the high pressures of CO2 systems is advantageous because the smaller diameter tubes used to withstand higher pressures also reduce system size and materials requirements. CuFe2P alloy tubes at small diameters are further advantageous for use in high-pressure CO2 cascade, transcritical and secondary-loop refrigeration systems due to their high strength without increasing wall thickness in the transmission lines.
Yoram Shabtay et al. (Presented at Purdue 2014, paper 2570).
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The ongoing global effort to replace current refrigerants with zero Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP) and virtually zero Global Warming Potential (GWP) refrigerants has important implications for heat exchangers, air conditioning system design, and the materials choices in these designs. Natural refrigerants with higher flammability, CO2, HFOs, and HFC – HFO blends each place different requirements on the heat exchanger design, whether it be for higher equipment efficiency, to reduce refrigerant charge, to operate to much higher operating pressures or temperatures, to prevent corrosion or to avoid leakage. This paper presents critical information on how heat exchangers based on round inner-grooved small-diameter copper tube and newly-developed flat copper microchannel tube can be applied in air conditioning equipment using new alternative refrigerants. These technologies have synergies with key refrigerant performance characteristics enabling multiple application opportunities, and they address operating energy efficiency degradation from mold growth on total Life Cycle Climate Performance (LCCP).
Tao Ren et al. (SJTU and ICA, Presented at Purdue 2014, paper 2231).
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The use of small diameter copper tube is an effective way to reduce refrigerant charge for R290 air conditioner, but may reduce system performance. To improve the performance of R290air conditioner with small diameter copper tube, this paper presents an investigation of application of a suction line heat exchanger. A theoretical analysis is proposed to investigate the effect of the suction line heat exchanger on capacity and coefficient of performance, and a simulation based analysis is processed to investigate the effect of suction line heat exchanger on refrigerant charge of condenser. To verify the results of analysis, experiments on a prototypeR290 air conditioner are carried out, and the results show that the suction line heat exchanger improves the cooling capacity by 5.3%and system efficiency by4.5%, and reduces the refrigerant charge by 6%, which agree well with that of the theoretical and simulation based on analysis.
Haitao Hu et al. (SJTU and ICA, Presented at Purdue 2014, paper 2347).
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In order to extend the existing heat transfer coefficient correlation of R410A-oil mixture flow boiling in conventional size (7.0 mm) microfin tube to be suitable for widely used small diameter tubes (4.0~5.0 mm), the experiments of R410A-oil mixture flow boiling inside three small diameter microfin tubes with different outside diameters of 4.0~5.0 mm and different microfin structures were performed. For the tested tubes with different diameter, the decrease of tube diameter may weaken the deterioration effect of oil on heat transfer at intermediate and high vapor qualities. For the fixed outside diameter microfin tubes with different microfin structures, larger fin height and contact area of liquid with tube wall may enhance the heat transfer for oil-free R410A, but result in smaller enhancement effect of oil at low vapor qualities and smaller deterioration effect of oil at intermediate and high vapor qualities for R410A-oil mixture. A general correlation to predict the heat transfer coefficients of R410A-oil mixture flow boiling inside conventional size and small diameter microfin tubes was developed, and it agrees with 94% of the experimental data of R410A-oil mixture in 4.0 mm ~ 7.0 mm microfin tubes within a deviation of ±30%.
Guoliang Ding et al. (SJTU and ICA, Eleventh IEA Heat Pump Conference 2014, Montréal (Québec) Canada, Paper AO-119093.
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Well design and application of a distributor is important to obtain a reasonable distribution of refrigeration flow among the multi paths of a heat exchanger in heat pump type air conditioner. In this paper, theoretical and experimental studies on the diffluence characteristics of distributors used in heat pump type air conditioners with microgroove tubes were done. The main factors influencing diffluence performance of distributors were summarized by theoretical analysis. The effects of the main factors on diffluence performance of typical distributors were investigated by experiments with air and water as the working fluid instead of actual refrigerants. Based on the theoretical analysis and experimental results, improvement methods for the existing distributors were proposed, and the improvement effects were verified by experiments
Yifeng Gao et al. (SJTU and ICA, Paper No. TP-071 presented at IIR-TPTPR 2013)
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Optimal louver fins suitable for 5 mm diameter tubes are designed by Computational Fluid Dynamic-based method in this study. Based on the design result, a set of fin-and-tube heat exchangers with 5 mm diameter tubes are tested to develop correlations to predict the performance of new fin-and-tube heat exchanger. According to the experimental results, it is found that water bridge occurs at the bottom of fin with hydrophilic coating, which did not occur in fin-and-tube heat exchangers with 7 mm or 10.33 mm diameter tubes in previous studies. Based on the data, correlation of j is developed to predict the heat transfer rate of fin-and-tube heat exchanger with 5 mm diameter tubes. The mean deviations of the proposed j correlation are 6.5%.
Wei Wu et al. (SJTU and ICA, presented at Purdue 2012)
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Several useful design principles as applied to smaller diameter copper tubes are described in this paper. In particular, the knowledge-based evolution method (KBEM) has been developed into a step-by-step procedure that simulates and optimizes every aspect of the heat exchanger design, from tube spacing to fin type to tube circuitry. A methodical approach to the design of heat exchangers using smaller diameter copper tubes is summarized by the following steps: 1) Determine the best ratio of transverse tube pitch to longitudinal tube pitch by fin efficiency analysis; 2) Optimize transverse tube pitch and longitudinal tube pitch by analysis of performance and material cost; 3) Optimize fin pattern by comparing performances of fins with different patterns through CFD-based simulations; 4) Test the performance of heat exchanger with smaller diameter tubes; 5) Develop empiric equations for predicting performance of heat exchanger with smaller diameter tubes.
John C. Hipchen et al. (Copper Alliance and OTS, presented at Purdue)
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New research compares an RTPF heat exchanger with a brazed-aluminum multichannel (BAM) heat exchanger. Until now, there have been few studies comparing MicroGroove technology directly with aluminum MicroChannel technology. For that reason, the ICA sponsored a research project that allows for meaningful comparisons of the performance of these disparate systems. The method of comparison is simple. A search was made for a state-of-the-art, best-in-class BAM heat exchanger. The performance specifications were then identified and set as a target for the RTPF heat-exchanger. The design space was searched for candidate RTPF designs that met the performance specification.
Guoliang Ding et al. (Copper Alliance and SJTU, presented at Delft 2012)
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The research describes a new case study on an R290 room air conditioner with 5 mm tubes. R290 is considered an eco-friendly natural refrigerant R290 because it has zero ozone depletion potential (ODP) and virtually zero global-warming potential (GWP). Moreover, it does not give out any toxic decomposing agents on combustion and is compatible with the materials and lubricants used in air conditioning. In the case study, the refrigerant charge for systems using 5-mm tubes was decreased in comparison to systems using 7-mm or 9.52-mm diameter tubes; and the cooling capacity was enhanced by optimization of heat exchanger as well as the matching of the entire system. Experimental results confirm the simulation results.
Guoliang Ding et al. (SJTU and ICA, presented at IIR-ICR-2011)
Smaller diameter copper tubes are beneficial in reducing the weight of tube and fin materials and the volume of refrigerant charge in room air conditioners while maintaining performance. This paper presents a simulation-based design method for air conditioners with smaller diameter tube. The new method combines heat exchanger simulator and knowledge-based evolution method optimizer to design and optimize air conditioner heat exchangers with smaller diameter tubes. The design method is illustrated in detail through an example of an air conditioner in which 5 mm tubes replace 7 mm tubes in the evaporator and replace 9.52 mm tubes in the condenser. The cost reduction is estimated at 17 percent while the performance deviation is less than one percent.
Stefano Filippini, Umberto Merlo, (LU-VE, presented at IIR-ICR-2011, paper 295)
The article illustrates first the key points of air cooler unit design, the differences compared to HFC products, and underlines the necessity of having low internal volume. DX air coolers and pump air coolers are analyzed.
Stefano Filippini, Umberto Merlo, (LU-VE, presented at IIR-ICR-2011, paper 296)
Many types of air cooled heat exchangers are used in the HVACR sector. The paper presents the results of development in new compact finned tube geometry 20x17.32mm. The technology employs 5.0 mm diameter copper tubes and advanced louvered fins for condenser applications.
Robert Weed et al. (Copper Development Association, presented at ASHRAE-2011)
The heat transfer characteristics of smooth and inner-grooved tubes are compared and the benefits of smaller diameter copper tubes reviewed. Various sizes of conventional tubes are compared with smaller diameter tubes, using simulated and actual performance data as well as energy-efficient design options. Copper components also offer antimicrobial properties. Data from bacteria studies supports the use of copper components where antimicrobial properties are required. Recent registration of copper alloys with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is discussed as well.
Wei-kun Ding et al. (XJTU and ICA, presented at ASME-ATI-UIT-10)
The performance of condensers made from small diameter tubes was modeled and simulated at the School of Energy & Power Engineering, Xi'an Jiao Tong University, Xi'an, China. Separate papers were published on the tube circuitry and on fin design. The tube-circuitry research compared conventional-diameter (F7mm) tubes with small-diameter (F5mm) tubes. Simulations predict higher refrigerant pressure drops for small-diameter tubes. Nonetheless, by increasing the number of circuit branches, decreasing the single branch length and adding more tubes in the circuit design, refrigerant pressure drop could be kept within a factor of two for almost the same heat exchange rate and a significant saving in tube materials. Reducing the refrigerant pressure drop is a key issue for practical applications.
Ju-fang Fan et al. (XJTU and ICA, presented at ASME-ATI-UIT-10).
Researchers studied fin designs for heat exchangers made with small-diameter (F4mm) tubes. For reference, numerical simulations were conducted on reference fins with conventional-diameter (F7mm) tubes, including various louvered and slotted-fin heat transfer surfaces. Then, based on nearly optimized values, new louvered-fin and slotted-fin structures were proposed and simulated for small-diameter (F4mm) tubes. The fin designs with the small-diameter tubes matched the heat transfer requirements for the reference louvered fin while greatly reducing the copper tube material in the new heat exchanger.
Guoliang Ding et al. (SJTU and ICA, presented at ASME-ATI-UIT-10).
The condensation heat-transfer characteristics of an R410A-oil mixture inside small-diameter smooth copper tubes was investigated experimentally by researchers from the Institute of Refrigeration and Cryogenics at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China. The heat-transfer coefficient (HTC) was found to decrease with the increasing oil concentration. For small diameter smooth tubes, it decreased by a maximum of 28.5 percent at an oil concentration of five percent. A correlation was proposed between the heat transfer coefficient and oil concentration for R410A-oil mixture flow condensation inside smooth copper tubes. The proposed correlation agreed with all experimental data within a deviation of –30 percent to +20 percent.
Guoliang Ding et al. (SJTU and ICA at ASME-ATI-UIT-10)
The two-phase heat-transfer characteristics for flow condensation of an R410A-oil mixture inside small-diameter, inner-grooved copper tubes were investigated experimentally by researchers from the Institute of Refrigeration and Cryogenics at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China. Effects on heat transfer were negligible at one percent nominal oil concentration but the heat transfer coefficient deteriorated by 25.1 percent at five percent nominal oil concentration. The correlation of Yu and Koyama is recommended to predict the local condensation heat transfer coefficient of R410A-oil mixture inside small diameter microfin tubes.
You Shunyi et al. (Chigo, presented at IIR-RCR-2010)
Researchers at the Guangdong Chigo Air Conditioning in Foshan, Guangdong, compared the performance of conventional diameter (F7mm) and small-diameter
(F5mm) inner-grooved copper tubes in an evaporator application for a residential air conditioner. Heat-transfer coefficients, fluid pressure drops and system performance were compared. For the F5mm tube, copper usage was lowered by more than 43 percent and cost reduced by around 40 percent while increasing the cooling capacity, energy efficiency ratio (EER) and air volume.
Jia Qingxian et al. (Midea, presented at IIR-RCR-2010)
Researchers at the Refrigeration Research Institute of Guangdong Midea
Refrigeration Appliances Group in Shunde, China conducted R410A and R290 performance experiments on split air conditioners with small diameter (F4mm) heat exchanger tubes. Without sacrificing any performance, the 4mm tubes reduced the volume and cost of the heat exchanger and significantly lowered the refrigerant charge.
Wu Yang et al. (Tube Supplier, presented at IIR-RCR-2010)
Researchers reported performance results and a cost analysis for conventional diameter (F9.52mm) and small diameter (F5mm) inner-grooved copper tubes as well as for heat exchangers made with these two tube types. For the same experimental conditions and volume flow, the heat exchange coefficient is about 15% higher for the F5mm inner-grooved copper tube than the F9.52mm inner-grooved copper tube. For the same operating conditions the same windward dimensions, comparing a F5mm copper tube heat exchanger with a F9.52mm copper tube heat exchanger, the former uses 41.8 percent less copper material for the tubes and 50 percent less aluminum foil material in the fins.
Stefano Filippini (LU-VE, presented at IIR-RCR-2010)
A new coil geometry based on smaller-diameter copper tubes is compared with aluminum microchannel coils. The new design appears to be the best way to lower the internal volume and consequently the refrigerant charge, an issue that is more and more requested in order to ensure environmental sustainability of ACR products.
ASHRAE 2011: ASHRAE Annual Conference, Montreal, Quebec Canada, June 25-29, 2011.
ASME-ATI-UIT-10: Conference on Thermal and Environmental Issues in Energy Systems, Sorrento, Italy, May 2010. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), the Associazione Termotecnica Italiana (ATI), the Unione Italiana di Termofluidodinamica (UIT) and International Centre for Heat and Mass Transfer (ICHMT). http://www.ichmt.org/asme-ati-uit-10/.
CDA = The Copper Development Association, US regional member of the Copper Alliance. www.coppper.org
Delft 2012 = The Tenth IIR Gustav Lorentzen Conference on Natural Refrigerants at the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. www.gl2012.nl
ICA: International Copper Association Ltd., Shanghai Office, Shanghai, China
IIR-ICR-2011: 23rd IIR International Congress of Refrigeration, Prague, Czech Republic, August 2011.
IIR-RCR-2010: Second IIR Workshop on Refrigerant Charge Reduction, Stockholm, Sweden, June 2010.
IIR TPTPR 2013: Fourth IIR Conference on Thermophysical Properties and Transfer Processes of Refrigerants, Delft, The Netherlands, 2013
Ohrid = 6th IIR Conference: Ammonia and CO2 Refrigeration Technologies, Ohrid, 2015.
OTS = Optimized Thermal Systems, College Park, Maryland. www.optimizedthermalsystems.com
Purdue 2012 = Fourteenth International Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Conference at the Purdue Conferences in West Lafayette, Indiana on July 16-19, 2012. https://engineering.purdue.edu/Herrick/Events/2012Conf
SJTU: Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Institute of Refrigeration and Cryogenics, Shanghai, China.
The Copper Alliance = The Copper Alliance® brand represents a network of regional copper centers and their industry-leading members, led by ICA. www.copperalliance.org
XJTU: Xi'an Jiao Tong University, School of Energy & Power Engineering, Xi'an, China


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Dear Neighbor,
Are you looking to treat your dad, grandpa, or husband to something sweet this Father's Day? Consider attending GIPNA's 13th annual Gourmet Pancake Breakfast this Sunday, June 18, from 9 AM to noon, at the Independence Park Bungalow at Hamlin and Byron.
This annual pancake breakfast serves a delectable variety of pancakes that will leave you wanting more. It only costs $10/adults, $7/seniors, and $5/children 12 and younger.
Community Alert: Criminal Sexual Assault
Please be aware that yesterday afternoon around 1 pm, a 26-year-old woman was sexually assaulted in the 3400-block of West Irving Park Road, just east of the 45th Ward boundaries.
According to police, the victim was entering her building when the unknown offender entered behind her, knocked her down, produced a knife, and sexually assaulted her. He then fled in an unknown direction.
The offender is described as a Hispanic man. He is approximately 30 years old, 6'01", 210 pounds, and has dark hair that he was wearing in a bun. He was wearing a black t-shirt, cargo shorts, and black slip-on sandals.
If you have any information about this disturbing incident, please contact the Area North Detective Division at 312-744-8261 and reference JA 306636.
Jeff Park Master Plan Community Meeting June 19
What's your vision to improve the Jefferson Park station area? What types of amenities and uses would you like to see? Consider pedestrian crossings, signage and plazas, restaurants, housing, and stores.
Join my office and Teska on Monday, June 19, from 6-7:30 at the Copernicus Center, 5216 W. Lawrence to learn more and share your input.
Before then, I encourage you to explore the Master Plan website, complete the online survey, and sigh up for the email list to stay involved.
Art Side Out Studio Summer Camp
Art Side Out Studio has an exciting summer planned for children ages 5 and up!
Your children can explore their artistic side as they complete new projects with camp leaders Donna and Jeff. There will also be some old favorites from previous camp.Make art all day and take lunch in the park when the weather permits!
Camp runs July 17 through August 18. Register your child for $40/day, $110/3 days, or $35/day when registered for 4 days or more. Join in on the fun for as many or as few days as your child likes!
More information is available at the Art Side Out Studio website.
Ward City Sticker Sale June 30
On Friday, June 30, I will host a City Sticker Sale from 10 AM to 2 PM at my office, 4754 N. Milwaukee.
To purchase a vehicle sticker, you must bring your 2017 Chicago city vehicle sticker courtesy reminder form. If you have lost your courtesy reminder, please bring your state vehicle registration card, which includes your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).
The Ward Sale is limited to drivers with vehicle stickers expiring June 30. All motorists must purchase and display their vehicle stickers purchased in June by July 1 to avoid tickets.
This year, absolutely no cash payments will be accepted. Please plan ahead and bring an alternative form of payment. Accepted forms include check, money order, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover cards.
If you would like to purchase your city sticker before June 30, you can purchase one at the City Clerk's satellite office located at 5430 W. Gale Street, at most currency exchanges (service fees may apply), online, or by via mail following instructions on the back of your renewal notice.
If you have any questions leading up to the sale, please email my office.
Help Homeless Veterans by Donating Basic Household Items & Toiletries
My office is partnering with Operation Help-A-Hero for the second annual donation drive.
There are currently hundreds of homeless veterans who live either unsheltered or in shelters throughout the city. When a veteran leaves a shelter or transitional home to move into a more permanent residence, they often do not have basic household items.
Through July 4, we will be collecting basic household items and toiletries in an effort to help the hundred of Chicago veterans who are homeless. All donations will be delivered to the United States Department of Veteran's Affairs (VA)/ The VA will then distribute materials to qualifying veterans in need.
New, store bought items that will be collected include:
– Personal Hygiene Items such as bath soap, shampoo, conditioner, razors, feminine pads, shaving cream, deodorant, combs, hair brushes, nail clippers, toothpaste, and toothbrushes;
-Kitchen & Cleaning Items such as plastic kitchen trash cans, Windex, Pine Sol, dish washing liquid, dishcloths, sponges, mops, buckets, brooms, dustpans, and paper towels; and
-Bathroom & Miscellaneous Items such as shower curtains, toilet paper (4 or 6 pack), plungers, toilet brushes, toilet bowl cleaner, bath towels, wash cloths, smoke detectors with batteries, flashlights with batteries, garbage bags, laundry baskets, hampers, and laundry detergent.
For more information on this program, please email my office.
Get your Irish on at the 32nd annual Irish American Heritage Festival on July 7-9
Irish Fest showcases the finest in local and international Irish and American music, dance, and family activities. The festival is held on the grounds of the Irish American Heritage Center at 4626 N. Knox and is their biggest fundraiser.
Confirmed performers include Gaelic Storm, We Banjo 3, Scythian, Makem and Spain, and many more. In addition to the great music lineup, the weekend will be packed with festival favorites including Irish and American food and drink from vendors, step dancing, cultural exhibits, children's activities, and dozens of vendors and artisans selling Irish gifts.
Tickets are $10 in advance if purchased by the end of the day on July 5, $15 thereafter, and free to children 12 and under. Visit the website for more information on festival hours, parking, and to purchase tickets.
Kids' Summer Meal Program
Kids Summer Meals
Children can receive free healthy, nutritious summer lunches during their summer break in the social center at St. Cornelius Church, 5430 W. Foster.
From noon to 1:00 PM Mondays through Thursdays June 26 through August 3, children 18 years and younger can pick up cold, individually wrapped lunches. Each lunch is pork and peanut free so parents do not have to worry about any potential dietary restrictions.
Since lunches are free, there is no requirement to register. Just swing by during the hours listed above!
For more information, call 773-283-5222.
Teens Leading the Way to a Stronger Community
Children ages 12-18 (or 6-12 grade) can make an impact on their community by getting involved with the Y Leaders Club at the Irving Park YMCA.
The Y Leaders Club helps teens discover their full potential, grow as leaders, and help serve the community around them. The teen-led group meets regularly and participates in the network of Y-USA Leaders Clubs across Chicagoland, the Midwest, and the country. With guidance and support from an adult adviser, members choose their cause based on the interests and passion of the group.
Weekly meetings take place in the Irving Park Y Program Center at 4251 W. Irving Park Road on Wednesdays from 7:00-8:30 PM. Club dues are $30 per quarter and cover snacks, supplies, and some events.
For more information, call the Irving Park YMCA at 773-777-7500 or contact Lauren Reed at email@example.com.
Filament Summer Camp Registration Now Open
Filament Theatre, 4041 N. Milwaukee, is back with their popular summer camp for children ages 7 through 12!
August 7 through August 11, campers can create their own dream roles as they develop unique, never-before-seen performances. Jameson, a camper, said, "It's not like regular play camp where you are given a script to memorize — you are creating your own script so it feels more natural. It's your own play and words."
Receive a $25 gift certificate to a future Filament class or performance when you refer a new parent/guardian to register their child for camp. Learn more for rules and conditions at the Filament website. Register your child for summer camp online.
Flipped Summer Camp at Irving Park Lutheran Church
Are you looking for a fun summer camp for your child? Flipped at Irving Park Lutheran Church, 3938 W. Belle Plaine, is offering a 4-week curriculum summer camp starting July 31 for children aged 3 years old through 6th grade.
Each week, children will participate in arts and crafts, critical thinking activities, group games, and a weekly field trip. Snacks are provided, but children attending full-day camp will need to bring a sack lunch.
Pricing for half day camp costs $65/week and $120/week for the full day camp. There is also a $20 registration fee. Applications for flipped are available online. For more information, email Janeth at email@example.com.
Host an International Young Professional or Student
Do you enjoy showing guests around Chicago? Want to get your kids more globally-engaged? Consider becoming a homestay host.
WorldChicago seeks short-term homestay hosts for 33 visitors this summer. Home hosts provide a bed, meals, and a glimpse into everyday life in America. Visitors take part in workshops, service learning and peer-to-peer learning weekdays from 9 am to 5 pm, with evenings and weekends free to spend with their hosts.
One of these opportunities is the 2017 U.S. Department of State Iraq Young Leaders Exchange Program, which runs from July 20 to August 3. The program features 14 Iraqi high school students who were selected for this distinguished program through a competitive, merit-based process.
Additionally, six Ukrainian parliamentarians are looking for hosts July 20-26 as part of the Open World Program, and 13 students from the United Kingdom are looking for hosts August 13-21 through the UK Youth Dialogue Program.
Join a community of curious, compassionate citizen diplomats. For more information, visit the World Chicago website or contact Brian Peckrill.


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New York Language Learning Center
We all know that learning English is important for living in the United States of America. However, finding ESL classes means so much more to those that need them. The differences from one country to the next can be vast. Each country has very specific laws, routines and customs. ESL classes fulfill a very important role in alerting immigrants to the specifics of American society. These concepts take much longer to become clear without guidance and instruction. ESL Classes are a proactive measure to ensure that immigrants understand their rights and responsibilities.
Not everything is easy to figure out. Every country has different practices related to finding work.. Different countries and language backgrounds have different styles of written applications and interviews have different functions. In ESL Classes students can learn what will be required of them when they apply for jobs in the U.S. Knowing the expectations of employers will ease the difficult task of finding employment.
Coping with native speakers can be a problem too. In ESL classes students have the opportunity to gain familiarity with native speaker speech and the strategies for coping with it. This will be crucial if immigrants are to integrate easily into society or the workplace. Both established and new residents will feel more comfortable and avoid misunderstandings and tension if there is good communication between them.
Probably the best effect is that ESL Classes will ultimately assist immigrants' ability to find work, to have an income to buy goods and services, to pay taxes and to live cohesively within the community. Without ESL classes this may not occur.
ESL classes help all immigrants improve their English.
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Even rush hour won't stop Jose from doing his job
@moneyman96 . . are you?
Always one step ahead of La Migra.
Is he pouring gasoline into the carburetor? I guess he will receive free care at the burn unit once he crosses into the USA.
@vivalamigra ... lol Looks like the radiator has a bad leak.
@whitechristian I can relate. My radiator has been fucked for like the last 3 years.
@breakfastblunt Sell your laptop and get yer damn car fixed you tool!!!
@whitechristian Typical "mechnico general". Our border has a bad leak.
@vivalamigra. . . I think since they upgraded from a camel they still want to give it water.
I guarantee the car is stolen
Have a smooth ride Mr. Bandit.!
Still cheaper than a water-pump.
Maybe thats one of those natural gas cars and he's farting in the carburetor. Why are y'all so judgmental?
That door doesn't belong on that car.
I said get up there and piss in the radiator....
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Just a short introduction on what the Global Rotation Programme (GRP) is all about.
It is a structured learning and development programme to develop the employees in an alternative area of the business than they are currently operating within. It is usually located in a different region or division, but in some cases it could still be within the same Country, but a different business group. In my case, I stayed in the same Division (Global Network Services), but in a different area and location of the team.
Why the GRP and Not Just a Relocation?
Normally when an employee relocates, the employee would have to manage the process of the relocation. Generally, you would also need to sort out all of the paperwork required to support the move – this includes the logistics of the move, work-permit, flights, accommodation etc. Whilst the GRP provides an overall structure around all of this, enabling the employee to simply focus on the role and assignment itself. This is an incredibly unique opportunity and the placements offered are extremely limited (10 in the Wave-2 – which was the one I applied for in late-March).
Whilst the programme is focused on the placement role, it also provides a great opportunity to experience a new business market/region or geographic country, and this is one reason why I chose the Singapore placement. Having pondered whether I "could" survive in the SE Asia area (I always thought about giving Hong Kong ago – where my mum is from and where her family are largely based) so Singapore would provide this opportunity. Most importantly, I didn't have to "overcommit" myself, as it was a limited period only.
What happens after the GRP?
Well the placement is for a maximum 6-month period only, so like a secondment, at the end of this period of time, I would return to my previous role in Brighton as a Senior Project Manager. Having said that one cannot say that things won't change after the placement, one has to keep ones eyes open to ideas and any opportunity that may arise – it does enable you to 'open your eyes' and think about what else is out there (as they say you grow from these types of experience). So one has to keep ones options open – that might become apparent both in Singapore and back in the UK. Else, I would enjoy the opportunity and go back into my old routine with my previous team without issue.
Anyway, I hope this clears up the background of the placement. It really is one of those once in a lifetime moments, and it is great to be part of it! Most importantly, I must ensure that I have some fun during this time – because there is soooo much to learn from this opportunity, both inside and outside of the work role – including the types of Countries that I want to visit during the 6 month period. The question is more about do I have enough holiday-days to support this
I do have to lastly say many thanks to the Executive Sponsor of this programme, without him I would not have been able to take advantage of this fantastic opportunity – so thanks Ed! I really appreciate it!


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In development programmes, assessment and development centres, and with respect to identifying talent, we support the development of tomorrow's leadership team. In seminar series and interval training sessions we make various target groups fit for the future and prepare attendees for upcoming tasks.
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Russia was banned Tuesday from the 2018 Winter Games by the International Olympic Committee over its state-orchestrated doping programme, but clean Russian athletes will be allowed to compete under an Olympic flag.
The sanction was the toughest ever levelled by the IOC for drug cheating and came just 65 days ahead of the Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
In announcing the decision, IOC president Thomas Bach accused Russia of "perpetrating an unprecedented attack on the integrity of the Olympic Games and sport".
An explosive report by the World Anti-doping Agency (WADA) and two subsequent IOC investigations have confirmed that Russian athletes took part in an elaborate drug cheating programme which peaked during the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.
Mounting evidence has indicated that the scheme involved senior government officials, including from the sports ministry, with help from secret state agents.
The IOC also banned Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Mutko — who was sports minister during the Sochi Games — for life.
Mutko is currently the head of the organising committee for the 2018 World Cup, which Russia is hosting.
Attention will quickly turn to see if football's world governing body FIFA allows the scandal-tainted ally of President Vladimir Putin to retain his senior World Cup role.
In a statement, FIFA said it had "taken note" of the IOC decision but it had "no impact on the preparations" for Russia 2018.
– Russia 'apologised' –
The IOC also suspended the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) and its chief Alexander Zhukov.
Zhukov said he "apologised" to the IOC on Tuesday for the "anti-doping violations" committed in his country in recent years.
The Winter Olympics' South Korean organisers said Wednesday they would prefer if Russians competed under their own flag, but accepted as "second-best" the IOC ruling.
Lee Hee-Bum, chief of the Pyeongchang organising committee for February's Winter Olympics, added the decision caught the Games organisers off guard.
"We did not know that it (the punishment) would be this much," Lee said, adding there was a "heated debate" among the IOC members before reaching the decision.
The move raises the prospect of Moscow boycotting the Games, something that organisers will be desperate to avoid as they battle low ticket sales and concern over North Korea's nuclear and missile tests.


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Thursday, January 29, 2009
Not at the movies with Ebear and Groeper.
this is the start of a brand new feature here at BearSociety! my best friend Grover and I loooove watching movies, and so we decided to blog mini-reviews whenever we watch. given our names, it was clear which film critics we had to emulate. although we're not very critical - we're more into cuddling on the couch and eating popcorn than analyzing technical merit.
Kung Fu Panda
Groeper: SOOOO CUTE! i give this one two thumbs, way up. i love that little shifu.
Ebear: it only gets one paw up from me - it should have been "kung fu polar"!
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
exploring my ancestry, pt III
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exploring my ancestry, pt II
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exploring my ancestry
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new year's resolutions.
i've always fashioned myself a foodie - my goal this year is to actually put my subscription to gourmet magazine and my new bear-shaped frying pan to use.
well, better use.
well, better use.
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Thursday, January 15, 2009
thursday night excitement.
AMERICA'S BEST DANCE CREW IS BACK!!!! with the exception of the tragic outfits worn by the team from Alabama (ed. note: shocker), it looks like season 3 is shaping up to be the best yet.
little known fact about me - i used to be a b-bear. seriously! this is me battling monkey when we were on vacation this summer:
of course i won. ;)
little known fact about me - i used to be a b-bear. seriously! this is me battling monkey when we were on vacation this summer:
of course i won. ;)
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Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Bear Society
Hi Bunnies! Welcome to my Lifecast. I'm a single bear living and working with my two best friends, Grover and Snoopy, who you will meet later. Come here to get an insight into my fabulous, fluffy, cupcake-filled world.
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The State Pension is still a fundamental part of peoples retirement plans. Over the last two years a number of changes to the basic State Pension have been announced. These include:
increasing the basic State Pension in line with earnings, rather than prices, which means it should rise more quickly each year than it does now. This change will happen from 2012 at the earliest and by 2015 at the latest and will also apply to people currently getting their State Pension or who reach State Pension age before 6 April 2010;
both paid and credited National Insurance Contributions (NIC) will count towards the basic State Pension in the same way;
reducing the number of qualifying years needed for a full basic State Pension to 30 for people who will reach State retirement age on or after 6 April 2010;
any number of qualifying years will give an entitlement to at least some basic State Pension;
replacing the system of Home Responsibilities Protection with a weekly NI credit for people caring for children or severely disabled people and converting past years of HRP into years of credits.
changing the way the State Second Pension (S2P) builds up, so that it will provide a simple, flat-rate weekly top-up to the basic State Pension; and
increasing the State Pension age for both men and women from 65 to 68 in stages between 2024 and 2046.
It is not unknown for errors to occur due to difficulties linking national insurance contributions with pension records. However, there is any easy way to check your current pension entitlement ask for a pension forecast. If you would like to know more about the changes or ask for a forecast, visit www. pensionsservice.gov.uk


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Azad's Martial Arts Instructor
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Join Dr Susan Lowe, PhD, MAppSc(OT) GradCertHlthSc(OT) as she shares with you how you can prepare your child for Primary School .
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text: By DB JCW WC50, MINI UnitedMay 24, 09 WC 50 in Detail We had the chance to get inside the car and get a few more photos showing more details of the World Championship 50 MINI. [pictobrowser dbwilldo 72157618623515553] Share this:FacebookTwitterPocketMoreGoogleTumblrEmail Share on Facebook Twitter Pinterest Google + LinkedIn Email Previous articleMotoringFile Exclusive: JCW World Championship 50 to be Priced Around €40,000 Next articleMINI United: Photo of the Day You may also like The MINI JCW WC50 – A Look Back at One of the Most Rare MINIs Ever MINI United Asia Premiers in Xiamen, China White Roof Radio #424 MINI United Interview: Dirk Hollweg Head of MINI Motorsport MINI United Audio: Dissecting the GP WRR Interview: Roderik von Ostrowski MINI Product Management that.guy So disappointing… Gabe Breathtaking. What a great way to celebrate the year. I can't imagine a better colour, spec, anything. lilcoopr For once I can actually see something that you post on MotoringFile in person… I love it 🙂 that.guy @Gabe Go easy on the koolaid, mister. JonPD Still liking the looks of the car, one of the better looking R56's to my eye. Not a huge fan of black wheels but could live with them. The interior is a step down on the exterior but still not to bad. Still for this to be sold without the proper suspension (JCW) I still think the car lacks a clear message. I however think the biggest thing that still makes me wonder though is the reported nearly 50k it would cost. I would honestly pay 50k for a class dominating Mini no holds bared performance car, I however know Mini will never make one. lilcoopr Meant to say it's because I'm at MINI United with you guys!! Gabe Still for this to be sold without the proper suspension (JCW) I still think the car lacks a clear message. Yeah that's the huge issue I have with the car. Unfortunately they don't have the JCW Suspension worked into the production work-flow at Oxford so it's not possible without considerable expense. Still I would have demanded it if I was the one calling the shots – which I am not 🙂 But I suppose people complaining about the price don't need to worry. It'll be sold out in months and likely won't ever be available in the US. JonPD Note to Mini, time to hire Gabe. Think he understands what many in the Mini community are looking for than anyone currently employed at Mini. heh I just think that the JCW brand just lacks the clear message one gets with /M or any other manufactures performance divisions. JCW is just a kit car in a great many ways versus Mini taking the time and funds needed to handle what is arguably one of its largest user groups wishes (performance). A great deal of the Mini owners I know have spent more on tuning the performance on their cars than just about everything else combined. I do wonder if JCW will ever have more of a feeling of being just a accessory vendor of demi-performance components. For 50k I could take a base R56S paint it a unique color, tune it to run circles around the JCW Mini in every regard (minus the factory warranty). Haemish Edgerton Breathtaking. What a great way to celebrate the year. I can't imagine a better colour, spec, anything. Yeah that's the huge issue I have with the car. Unfortunately they don't have the JCW Suspension worked into the production work-flow at Oxford so it's not possible without considerable expense. Will the real Gabe please stand up? 😛 In all seriousness… it's a very pretty car… that is glaringly shortsighted on the performance side of things with the base suspension. I don't care if they can't do the JCW suspension on the production line yet… this is a very limited production of 250 cars… the least they could do is install the JCW suspension manually on each and every one before selling it. JonPD Agreed on that, especially if somebody is spending 50k on the car. If its a euro spec car only I would have liked to have them through the JCW Recaro's in the car too. Gabe @Haemish Edgerton: I should have said factory spec 🙂 DB Interesting info about the paint on this MINI, not sure if it will be the same on the others. This car started life as metallic black, then had BRG (the exact same color as the F1 racecar on display) hand-sprayed over the black. The color was the same, but had a little bit more depth to it, and still looked non-metallic. JonPD Interesting news DB, wonder if the green is just an exterior spray versus a full body paint job. Not sure how enthralled I would be to see bits of metallic black poking out of the nooks and crannies where the green wasn't sprayed into. I am pretty sure though that Mini made sure to address this to keep it all looking good.


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Upping the Stacks: NYPL's Long-awaited Midtown Renovation
Sarah Terrazano
I have a tradition of visiting the public library in every new city I visit. Call me a bibliophile, but a library says a lot about its city. I've been to the New York Public Library (NYPL) Midtown branch numerous times, but the next time I'm in New York, I'll have a "new" library to visit—the Midtown branch's Mid-Manhattan Library is beginning a long-awaited renovation this year.
The Mid-Manhattan Library is the NYPL's most heavily used circulating branch, and the renovations could not be coming a moment sooner. The library first opened in 1970 in a building that was erected in 1914 as a department store. New Yorkers rely on the Midtown branch for services like research, technology training, language classes and children's story hour. The $200 million renovation will provide the library with much-needed public seats, study spaces and brightly lit bookshelves. Specifics include a new full-floor business library, separate libraries for children and teens, classrooms and a rooftop terrace (the only public one in Midtown!).
The Mid-Manhattan Library will close in August 2017 and is slated to re-open in early 2020. I cannot wait to join New York patrons in checking out the renovated branch—if not a book or two!
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Henry Ford's Plan for the American Suburb: Dearborn and Detroit
Northern Illinois University Press, 2018
Paper: 978-0-87580-795-9 | eISBN: 978-1-60909-180-4 | Cloth: 978-0-87580-490-3
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Around Detroit, suburbanization was led by Henry Ford, who not only located a massive factory over the city's border in Dearborn, but also was the first industrialist to make the automobile a mass consumer item. So, suburbanization in the 1920s was spurred simultaneously by the migration of the automobile industry and the mobility of automobile users. A welfare capitalist, Ford was a leader on many fronts—he raised wages, increased leisure time, and transformed workers into consumers, and he was the most effective at making suburbs an intrinsic part of American life. The decade was dominated by this new political economy—also known as "Fordism"—linking mass production and consumption. The rise of Dearborn demonstrated that Fordism was connected to mass suburbanization as well. Ultimately, Dearborn proved to be a model
that was repeated throughout the nation, as people of all classes relocated to suburbs, shifting away from central cities.
Mass suburbanization was a national phenomenon. Yet the example of Detroit is an important baseline since the trend was more discernable there than elsewhere. Suburbanization, however, was never a simple matter of outlying communities growing in parallel with cities. Instead, resources were diverted from central cities as they were transferred to the suburbs. The example of the Detroit metropolis asks whether the mass suburbanization which originated there represented the "American dream," and if so, by whom and at what cost. This book will appeal to those interested in cities and suburbs, American studies, technology and society, political economy, working-class culture, welfare state systems, transportation, race relations, and business management.
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[Remember This?] What Horror Movies Are You Afraid To Watch Again?
Right now you're looking at the People Under The Stairs header above and wondering, "what the hell is he talking about? It's 'People Under The Stairs' not f*cking 'Martyrs'!"
While I'm sure PUTS has its fair share of startling moments, that's not the kind of "scared" I'm talking about. No, I'm scared that if I saw the movie again I wouldn't like it anymore. I can still remember the illicit thrill I felt when my friends and I were dropped off at the movie theater by our parents, bought tickets for some PG movie, and snuck into the latest Wes Craven film. I was in the 6th or 7th grade, and I emerged from the film thinking it was a masterpiece of horror. I'm sure it helped that it had a protagonist that was somewhat close to my age, and I imagine there's an overstuffed quality to the film that kept my easily wandering mind engaged.
I don't believe I've seen the whole thing since. Sure, I've seen bits and pieces. I may have even half watched a cable showing of it at some point (though certainly not in the past 10 years). I've caught wind of friends watching it via their twitter feeds, and those comments have run the gamut of positive to negative and everything in between. Now, I'm not assuming the film is objectively bad. I'm sure it has some strong points to combat what I'm fairly sure at this point would qualify as a painful approximation of urban dialogue.
But what's the point of going back in this case? This is a movie whose poster still triggers a positive, almost thrilling, association in my brain. I'm not brushing up for the remake (which may never happen at this point), nor am I currently doing a retrospecitve of Craven's career (though that may not be such a bad idea). So why run the potential risk of tainting the memory of one of my formative cinema going experiences? Even if it's not bad – it's certainly not going to be the movie that exists only in my mind.
There are several other films that hold this kind of designation for me. On the Craven front there's Shocker (though I am perilously close to watching this soon due to Brian Collins' allegiance to it). There are also movies like Dr. Giggles, where I don't even want to tarnish the experience of my Blockbuster. I also remember liking Stigmata, which I think I went to see only because Billy Corgan did the soundtrack, but I'm fairly certain I wouldn't enjoy going back there 15 years later.
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What a great night it was at Tampa Bay's Kickoff Celebration!
Tonight's gathering of 75 dedicated Walkers and Team Captains, old and new, joined together for Tampa Bay's 2014 Walk Now for Autism Speaks Kickoff Reception. What's become an annual tradition, the fundraising season was ushered in with home baked pastries and a dose of fundraising 'how to's'.
They shared a bit of talk about how their fundraising dollars are put to work right in their own community. Returning teams shared their fundraising know-how, ideas for team fundraising events, letter writing campaign tactics, and so much more. New teams left with tons of ideas to put to use. And all walked away with their hands full of Walk materials to spread the word!
Everyone left feeling excited for the Tampa Walk and eager to kickoff their own fundraising! We can't wait for the 2014 Tampa Walk Now for Autism Speaks on Saturday, April 26th at Raymond James Stadium.
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Been a while since my last update eh? I have been super busy at work and I even got carried away doing work jobs at home. I'm also trying to focus in teaching Arsyad to read as he is going to begin standard 1 in primary school next year. He has been progressing well in his reading skills while in mathematics, hafazan, and iqra he is alhamdulillah very great. Right now he only need to focus on his reading, guess he doesn't have his mom's great love of books.
So from my side of life, I was reunited with my Uitm best friends and we keep our updates close with each other back again. I'm really thankful for this. Hey we went to watch the IT movie early this month! Yeahhh my fav kind of movie which is horror and also adaptations from my fav author Stephen King. The movie was great and there is a sequel to it. I love it!
I have been looking to sites which offers online courses and I have come to two that have the courses that I want to study but the cost have been making me rethink about my budget. One is from Coursera which cost 49 usd a month with only one specialisation but is well credited from universities. The other one is from Code academy which cost 19 usd and I can choose from many courses at it but no credits from any university. I'm still thinking though. The tabs have been on my browser from last week hahah. What do you think? Any opinion on this? Leave me a comment yeah.
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Thu, 4 March 2010
Yes! Our first blindside of the season and what a doozy.
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