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Newborn Notes 1.0
I invented Newborn Notes as a way to help me remember my newborn child’s milestones and also away for me to log daily events the baby went through. We kept asking ourselves “what time did the baby eat” or “how long did he sleep today”. Newborn Notes helps you keep track of these small everyday issues by allowing you to at “the press of a button” log what the baby did as a small note.
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| Newborn, Notes, shower, mother, infant, baby, pamper, milestone, crib, stroller |
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Music Theory 3.01f
The essential multimedia guide to playing and understanding music. ChordWizard Music Theory 3.0 contains How Music Works, a comprehensive suite of multimedia tutorials that explain music in clear, simple language you can relate to. Packed with over 118 topics, and illustrated with 350 diagrams and 750 demonstration sounds, it is approachable for beginners but advances to topics which are valuable for professional musicians.
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| music, staff, score, composition, compose, theory, education, guitar, piano, drums |
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Alumni Notes Express 1.0
Alumni Notes Express is a powerful online solution for managing your university's alumni class notes with ease. Alumni Notes Express makes it easy for alumni to submit their class notes, weddings, children updates, and memoriam information with just a few clicks. By empowering alumni to instantly submit online class notes, including a built-in image upload ability, communication between the university and your alumni can grow even faster.
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| alumni notes express, alumni class notes, alumni notes, online alumni class notes |
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The Art Of War-Ebook Only
The Art of War Ancient secrets to speedy accomplishment of objectives is explored in great detail in this book.ÃÂ Read about secret diagrams hidden in the 2,500 year-old classic on competitive success.ÃÂ The book discusses secret symbols, analogies, and metaphors which are painstakingly explained and interpreted for optimum comprehension. This is a must reading not only for students of military science. This is also a must reading for businessmen and anyone who wants to excel in any field. Book Excerpts: 7 of the 20 items ON WAGING WAR [Ts`ao Kung has the note: "He who wishes to fight must first count the cost," which prepares us for the discovery that the subject of the chapter is not what we might expect from the title, but is primarily a consideration of ways and means.] 1. Sun Tzu said: In the operations of war, where there are in the field a thousand swift chariots, as many heavy chariots, and a hundred thousand mail-clad soldiers, [The "swift chariots" were lightly built and, according to Chang Yu, used for the attack; the "heavy chariots" were heavier, and designed for purposes of defense. Li Ch`uan, it is true, says that the latter were light, but this seems hardly probable. It is interesting to note the analogies between early Chinese warfare and that of the Homeric Greeks. In each case, the war- chariot was the important factor, forming as it did the nucleus round which was grouped a certain number of foot-soldiers. With regard to the numbers given here, we are informed that each swift chariot was accompanied by 75 footmen, and each heavy chariot by 25 footmen, so that the whole army would be divided up into a thousand battalions, each consisting of two chariots and a hundred men.] with provisions enough to carry them a thousand LI, [2.78 modern LI go to a mile. The length may have varied slightly since Sun Tzu's time.]
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