Are there any schools that have something like a week-long auto repair course? Preferably BMW-focused, and preferably in the DC Metro area, but even without those two, would still be useful.
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posted by mboszko
on Sep 24, 2007 -
10 answers
A good friend is getting married September 1st and I'm interested in buying for her and the Mr. a certificate for an at-home cooking lesson for the two of them--they've taken cooking classes before and dug them so I thought it might be fun for them to do it at home in their new place with their new stuff.
We/they live in Chicago--does anybody have any recommendations for places? I've come up with a few on Google but I want to see if anyone's had any personal experience with this since it seems a lot of it would depend on good customer service.
thanks!
posted by clairezulkey
on Jul 12, 2007 -
4 answers
May I pick your brain for a moment? Yeah, thanks. See, I'm thinking I want to join some clubs or groups or organizations in the Bay area to inspire myself as well as to meet more creative, vibrant, funny, smart, interesting people my age. Tell me, what does the Bay area offer that might really enrich my life here that I might not know about?
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posted by miss lynnster
on Jun 16, 2007 -
25 answers
I'm looking for a non-degree web design program in the NYC area. In other words, something that would last a week or less to teach the basics of web design, layout, different packages, etc.
posted by schoenbc
on Mar 19, 2007 -
4 answers
I would like to find out about good providers of photography tours and/or travel-based photography workshops abroad. Preferably, the workshops should be pitched at the level of an intermediate photographer.
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posted by matildaben
on Dec 27, 2006 -
6 answers
Can you recommend a good class in the Los Angeles area or on the web that would bring somebody who has done some programming in the past up to speed on Microsoft's .Net?
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posted by willnot
on Aug 28, 2006 -
2 answers
I am looking for classes in the Washington DC area specifically for baking cakes.. So far, the ones I have come up with are:
1. Cake decoration (not preparation)
2. Cookies, cones, holiday preparations
3. $100 for a 3 hour session
4. Semester long programs
To put it simply, I want to make my own tiramisu !
posted by cusecase
on Jul 31, 2006 -
9 answers
Can you point me in the right direction for good tutorials on using classes in PHP?
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posted by twine42
on Jul 18, 2006 -
2 answers
Day classes in/around Honolulu/Oahu or other immersive activities for the loner?
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posted by Ogre Lawless
on Jul 13, 2006 -
2 answers
Can anyone recommend affordable, beginner classical ballet, or tango, classes in NYC?
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posted by milarepa
on May 10, 2006 -
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Please recommend good cooking classes in Seattle. I would like to give a friend a cooking class as a holiday gift. Said recipient is an omnivore (no dietary restrictions), has strong beginner (I wouldn't quite say intermediate) skills in cooking, loves both "American" and a wide variety of ethnic cuisines, and (just a random fact) is a fan of the Food Network.
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posted by matildaben
on Dec 14, 2005 -
11 answers
NYCYogaFilter: Any NYers who attend yoga classes? Do you have a school or teacher to recommend?
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posted by nevercalm
on Nov 25, 2005 -
5 answers
Looking for a Pilates class in NYC. Want to try the machines, but even a mat-based class that doesn't cost a fortune would be good.
posted by garbo
on Jul 14, 2005 -
4 answers
Dad and I want to take a class together for a few days. We've looked at the ones we already know about -- boat building, blacksmithing, race car driving, cooking -- but have decided that we want something 'different.' Doesn't have to be practical -- in fact, it might be nice if it was something we'd likely never do again. Mostly interested in experiential type things, since traditional classes tend to beat the joy out of new experiences for me. Willing to travel. Any suggestions?
posted by Framer
on Jun 21, 2005 -
26 answers
I've been looking forward to taking classes at the YWCA Arts & Crafts League in NYC, ever since I found out about it a few months ago. However, it turns out that they will closing after their current term of classes, possibly re-opening in the fall with a reduced slate of classes. What other reasonably priced options are there in NYC (Brooklyn, Queens or Manhatten) for arts & crafts classes?
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posted by skwm
on Mar 1, 2005 -
5 answers
It's time for us collegians to sign up for classes again. I am always faced at this time with a dizzying array of choices when looking in the course directory. What was the best college course you ever took and why?
posted by apathy0o0
on Nov 21, 2004 -
51 answers
Specific things to do in Toronto to fill time and meet people....? I have way too much time on my hands and have been thinking of volunteering and/or taking classes. [more inside]
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posted by dobbs
on Jul 9, 2004 -
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