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From: Coursera <noreplygcoursera.org> To: jeeprojectgyahoo.com Subject: Jeffrey epstein, we have recommended courses for you! Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2013 04:34:38 +0000 Le]coursera logo Dear jeffrey epstein, Happy June! This month has been filled with exciting announcements of various partnerships. We're confident that these partnerships will bring us closer to our aim of connecting people with a great education: 1. Free in-class textbooks for students: we are partnering with 5 major publishers to make this possible. 2. Yale University, the latest addition to the Coursera family, is offering 4 new upcoming courses! 3. Language subtitles for courses: Coursera's new Global Translation Partner Program will make translations of select courses into popular languages - including Russian, Portuguese, Turkish, Arabic and others - available to our students. 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The course surveys successful entrepreneurs for some fascinating insights, and teaches you the skills you'll need to build a startup from the ground up - from technical implementation through recruiting, marketing, and funding. It was taught at Stanford University from January to March this year. Some of the students from that offering have already raised venture capital and are starting their own companies. If startups interest you, you should definitely check this class out!" Dr. Srinivasan Prof. Pande Recommended For You ;7'4 Introduction to Public Speaking 06/24/2013 (10 weeks) A report from the National Association of Colleges and Employers shows that employers want job candidates with strong communication skills.... (read more) Startup Engineering 06/17/2013 (10 weeks) Learn the engineering skills needed to build a technology startup from the ground up. 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