Techie dads develop Yelp-like website for youth activities
Sept 22 2015
Media: Enterprise Toronto
Jim Yang and Tom Chen noticed there were no Yelp-like websites for youth activities in the Greater Toronto Area. So they decided to use their IT skills to develop one – and called on Enterprise Toronto to help launch their startup.
A Guide for GTA Parents on Out-of-School Programs
June 6 2015
An overview of the current state of out-of-school programs across GTA - the significance, issues, challenges, opportunities, and resources; also a practical guide on how to find programs (incl. special needs), assess quality, determine suitability, and afford the cost.
Navigating The Wild Jungle of Out-Of-School Programs (part-2)
May 5 2015
Media: Intersections, University of Toronto - Family Care Office blog publication
The story behind the birth of KidsPrograms.ca, the simple goals and the growth vision.
Navigating The Wild Jungle of Out-Of-School Programs (part-1)
April 27 2015
Media: Intersections, University of Toronto - Family Care Office blog publication
The story behind the birth of KidsPrograms.ca, the simple goals and the growth vision.
Answer of The FUN QUIZ on Our First Bookmark
June 6 2015
The # of black cards in 1st deck will always be the same as the # of red cards in 2nd deck, i.e. for every single time when you repeat 1000 times. Here is the reason,
- Among 52 poker cards (excluding jokers), there are 26 red cards and 26 black cards
- For two equal decks (26 cards each), asssume the 1st deck has 13 black cards, and it is quite clear there will be 13 red cards in 2nd deck
- Think further, if you ADD some number of black cards to 1st deck, you will have to remove that number of red cards from 1st deck, i.e. ADD those red cards to 2nd deck, thus the # of black cards in 1st deck is still the same as the # of red cards in 2nd deck;
- Similarly, if you REMOVE some number of black cards from 1st deck, you will have to add that number of red cards to 1st deck, i.e. REMOVE those red cards from 2nd deck, thus the # of black cards in 1st deck is still the same as the # of red cards in 2nd deck;
