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Open Song Composer v.0.98
Generate your music with this tool. Open Song Composer is a free/open source music generator written in Java. It may be modified and/or redistributed so long as you give credit to the project and author (Nathan Fortier) .
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SetsAndReps v.1.0.0.0
Based on Adam Nathan's Tally, I found that while using his Tally to be helpful, it would be even better to count both Sets and Reps. When you add a Set, Reps are reset to
Balance Test v.1.0.0.0
Test your hand's coordination and ability to hold your phone still in this fun little 2D-accelerometer-based game. Keep track of your performance and watch it improve! Learn how to build this app and many more with Adam Nathan's "101 Windows Phone 7
The Mustard Seed v.1.0.0.0
This is Tillie Faulkner’s story. The story of her life as she saw it through her own eyes and of NATHAN STEIN’S story as he saw Tillie because he was madly in love with her.
Flockfs v.1.0
Surendar Chandra and Nathan Regola, ``flockfs, a moderated group authoring system for wireless workgroups''.
Ndm-development v.rc
Software development by Nathan D.
Age of Enigma - The Secret of the v.1.0.2
Help the ghostly inhabitants of a haunted house as you venture into the beyond and discover the secret of the 6th ghost!
PolyRex (Build 1.2) v.1.2.1.2
General purpose converter of BioSemi's 24-bit data format (*.bdf) to NeuroScan's 16-bit data format (*.cnt). PolyRex is a polygraphic recording data exchange software for Windows.
AXMEDIS ActiveX and DotNet Players v.1 6
This installer provides two Players for AXMEDIS MPEG-21 Cross-media Contents player for PC. The player skin can be customized according eachone preferences and styles. caThe package contains AXMEDIS MPEG-21 demostrative contents as well. The AXMEDIS
ExtractNow v.4.6.8.0
We often download large numbers of files such as video/audio files, games, E-journal, Flash animations, applications and so on from websites which provide download free.
Musical Robot v.1.0.0.0
A quirky musical instrument app that can play two-octaves-worth of robotic sounds based on where you place your fingers. Touching toward the left produces lower notes, and touching toward the right produces higher notes.