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Understanding the Value of Local Legal Representation in El Paso

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By Elizabeth Tweedale
| El Paso Times Verified
Whether one is facing challenges related to immigration, family, or civil law, local legal services provide effective support. Any firm can offer representation, but community needs are often addressed only by firms with local insight and a client-focused approach. Groups like Mendoza Firm legal services in El Paso ensure that city residents are represented by a professional who understands their needs.
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Des Moines native returns from U.K. to launch U.S. coding school

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By Sarah Bogaards, Elizabeth Tweedale
| innovationia.com
When Des Moines native Elizabeth Tweedale moved to London about 14 years ago she was applying her passion for coding in the architecture field — since then she has used it to teach children the skill and built the U.K.’s largest coding school, Cypher Coders. Now she is moving back to the U.S. with her family to roll out a U.S. version of the curriculum starting with her hometown and the San Francisco area.
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Why we need to encourage more girls into coding and STEM

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By Elizabeth Tweedale
| We Are Tech Women
Article by Elizabeth Tweedale, CEO and Founder, Cypher Think Different. A great Apple ad campaign from 1997. The fact that we all think differently is at the very root of why girls – and everyone for that matter – should be encouraged to get into coding. The reason we should encourage girls into coding is not just about feminism or equality, it’s not just about fairness or a ‘level playing field’, it’s not just about opening up glass ceilings and filling quotas. It’s far more important than that.
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5 Books to Teach Curious Kids about Coding

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By Linda Liukas, Marc C Scott, Heather Lyons, Elizabeth Tweedale
| mom-gene.com
Do you remember the Y2K freak out? Were you one of the people in Time Square partying like it was your last night on earth? Are you still using up those canned goods and toilet paper from your emergency cache? Nobody knew what to do when the binary code flipped over, except the computer nerds of course. They never lost their cool. I’m a nerd myself, but I’m a literature-loving, crossword-working, NPR-listening geek. I can’t speak computer.
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