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Where can I go to sign up for a course? Where is the starting line?

I didn't see the specifics so I could try this myself.

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    Aug 1 2012: I googled her and searched quite a few pages of her and found nothing. Sometimes an extra pair of eyes helps. No need to be mean or rude Theodore.
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      Aug 1 2012: What exactly did you Goggle? "Daphne Koller online courses" brings up several listings such as....

      Probabilistic Graphical Models | Coursera
      Daphne Koller, Professor. In this class, you will learn the basics of the PGM ... class, the online education model that has led to the formation of the online courses ...
      www.coursera.org/course/pgm

      Consortium of Colleges Takes Online Education to New Level ...
      [Jul 17, 2012] Even before the expansion, Daphne Koller and Andrew Ng, the founders of Coursera, said it had registered 680,000 students in 43 courses with its original ...
      www.nytimes.com/.../consortium-of-colleges-takes-online...

      Coursera, Udacity, edX: Will free online Ivy League courses ...
      Daphne Koller, educator, speaks during Session 3: Building Blocks, at TEDGlobal ... with 12 major research universities to offer more than 100 free online courses in ...
      www.slate.com/articles/technology/future_tense/2012/07/...

      TED Blog | Completely free online classes? Coursera.org now ...
      At TEDGlobal 2012, Stanford University professor Daphne Koller introduced us to Coursera.org, an effort to bring rigorous college courses online to anyone who ...
      blog.ted.com/2012/07/18/completely-free-online-classes...

      "Rude" is in the context of your feelings to my comment, but I do not cause your feelings.

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        Aug 1 2012: Sir, you are incorrect. Rude is what you were. My feelings has nothing to do with your actions. My feelings are a separate entity than what was factually done and said.

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        Aug 1 2012: If you don't want your online text to come across as rude but more so jovial, I suggest you learn how to rephrase your wording for future clarification if you choose to continue to communicate behind a computer screen without facial expression and vocal tone.

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        Aug 1 2012: Please don't make it my problem that you are unaware how to communicate with others.
        Quote anything you like, you still chose phrasing that made you look a certain way.
        When stating something, if the other person doesn't understand the point you're trying to put across, the problem lies with you, not them.

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        Aug 1 2012: And let's have 3 cheers for making assumptions. You have no idea what I do or do not intend on doing with this information or these links. SO how about you take your snide, know-it-all, poor excuse for a so-called human self and mind yourself.
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          Aug 2 2012: katt and Theodore, any chance of olive branches both ways here? Just in the spirit of TED community?
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      Theodore A. Hoppe 200+

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      Aug 1 2012: "Much ado about nothing."
      It least my comments didn't revert to name calling.
      And you did not answer the question. What did you search for?

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