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Easy Learning, Easy Life UCZ SIĘ 10 RAZY SZYBCIEJ!!! 70 RAZY TANIEJ NIŻ 'SITA' !!! 1.JAK TO DZIAŁA ? System korzysta z cechy naszego mózgu, jaką jest możliwość dopasowywania się. Polega to na tym, że do każdego ucha podawany jest sygnał o innej częstotliwości. Mózg łapie się, że coś jest nie tak i zaczyna się dopasowywać tzn. tworzy "wirtualny" sygnał różnicowy, czyli różnicę częstotliwości między prawym a lewym uchem. Owa różnica jest właśnie częstotliwością jaka będzie dominującą w pracy naszego mózgu po takim zabiegu. Obie półkule będą zsynchronizowane, w wyniku czego cały mózg zacznie pracować o wiele lepiej. Lewa półkula, to półkula logiki. Prawa, to półkula wyobraźni. Synchronizacja sprawia, że zaczynają wreszcie pracować idealnie razem. Liczne badania naukowe potwierdziły, że uznani w świecie geniusze korzystają podczas myślenia równocześnie z lewej, jak i z prawej półkuli. Umożliwia im to lepsza niż u 'zwykłych śmiertelników' synchronizacja półkul. Dzięki mojej płycie i Ty możesz ją znacznie poprawić. Warto dodać jeszcze, że synchronizacja półkul mózgowych sprzyja większej samokontroli umysłu - zaczynamy mniej się denerwować, zmniejszają się stresy, jesteśmy bardziej zdecydowani i pewni siebie. 2.CO MI JEST POTRZEBNE ? Do używania "EASY LEARNING, EASY LIFE" potrzebne są jedynie stereofoniczne słuchawki. Płytę można odtwarzać na wszystkim, co odczytuje płyty CD: na komputerze, wieży, discmanie, itp. Dzięki temu możesz np. uczyć się albo relaksować jadąc pociągiem czy autobusem. 4.Opis działania Aby korzystać z płyty, należy umieścić ją w odtwarzaczu (czy też kompie), podłączyć i założyć słuchawki stereofoniczne . Po włączeniu płyty wybieramy program nr 1, którym jest test kanałów. Jeżeli słyszymy ‘left’ w lewym uchu i ‘right’ w prawym, to przechodzimy dalej. Jeżeli nie to odwracamy słuchawki – bo to bardzo ważne. Teraz przechodzimy do sedna – wybieramy odpowiedni program, przyjmujemy wygodna pozycję, rozluźniamy się i skupiamy na programie. W trakcie trwania programu należy się starać nie zaprzątać głowy myślami. 5.Uwagi Nie należy: -Przesłuchiwać jak zwykłej płyty audio tzn. program po programie. -Słuchać danego programu zbyt wiele razy w jednej sesji (zdecydowanie nie poecem słuchania kilkanaście razy lub więcej pod rząd) -Słuchać programu podczas oglądania TV, czytania książki czy grania np. w pasjansa (program wtedy nie przynosi skutku) -I jeszcze jedno. Jeśli ktoś zakłada z góry że program mu nic nie pomoże, to niewykluczone że tak będzie. 6. Suplement Jeżeli wybraliśmy np. program aby się uczyć, to zaczynamy się uczyć zaraz po zakończeniu programu. Jeżeli czujemy ze po pewnym czasie nasz umysł nie jest świeży, nauka przychodzi nam ciężej, to możemy ponownie odbyć sesję.

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It is said that no fewer than thirty thousand adherents ...

It is said that no fewer than thirty thousand adherents were executed before the trouble was finally suppressed; from which statement it is easy to gather that under whatever form the White Lily Society may have been originally initiated, its activities were now of a much more serious character, and were, in fact, plainly directed against the power and authority of the Manchus.

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The National Military History Museum is a Bulgarian muse ...

The National Military History Museum is a Bulgarian museum based in Sofia and dedicated to military history. A structure of the Ministry of Defence, it has existed under various names and subordinate to various institutions since 1914 (in practice since 1916). It disposes of 5,000 m² of indoor and 40,000 m² outdoor (of which 500 m² covered) exhibition area, a library and a computer centre. This book presents one part of the permanent collections.

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This book examines and analyses the Union between the Gr ...

This book examines and analyses the Union between the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Sweden signed in 1655 at Kėdainiai and the political crisis that followed. The union was a result of strong separatist dreams among the Lithuanian-Ruthenian Protestant elite led by the Radziwiłł family, and if implemented it would radically change the balance of power in the Baltic Sea region. The main legal point of the Union was the breach of Lithuanian federation with Poland and the establishment of a federation with Sweden. The Grand Duchy of Lithuania aspired to return to international relations as a self-governing subject. The Union meant a new Scandinavian alternative to Polish and Russian domination. The author places the events in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in the general crisis that occurred in Europe in the middle of the 17th century characterized by a great number of wars, rebellions and civil wars from Portugal to Ukraine, and which builds the background to the crisis for Lithuania and Sweden. The research proved the importance of lesser powers in changing the geopolitical balance between the Great Powers. The conflict over Lithuania and Belarus was the main reason for the Swedish-Russian, Polish-Russian and Ukrainian-Russian wars. The failure of the Union with Sweden was caused by both internal and external factors. Internally, various ethnic, confessional and political groups within the nobility of Lithuania were split in favour of different foreign powers – from Muscovy to Transylvania. The external cause for the failure of the Union project was the failure of Swedish strategy. Sweden concentrated its activity to Poland, not to Lithuania. After the Union, Swedish authorities treated the Grand Duchy as an invaded country, not an equal. The Swedish administration introduced heavy taxation and was unable to control the brutality of the army. As a result Sweden was defeated in both Lithuania and Poland. Among the different economic, political and religious explanations of the general crisis, the case of Lithuania shows the importance of the political conflicts. For the separatists of Lithuania the main motive to turn against Poland and to promote alliance with Sweden, Russia or the Cossacks was the inability of Poland to shield the Grand Duchy from a Russian invasion.The Lithuanian case was a provincial rebellion led by the native nobility against their monarch, based on tradition of the previous independence and statehood period. It was not nationalism in its modern meaning, but instead a crisis of identity in the form of a conflict between Patria and Central Power. However, the cost of being a part of Sweden or Muscovy was greater than the benefit of political protection. Therefore, the pro-Polish orientation prevailed when Poland after 1658 recovered its military ability the local nobility regrouped around Warsaw. The Grand Duchy of Lithuania managed to remain on the political map of Europe, but at the price of general religious Catholization and cultural Polonization. After the crisis, the Grand Duchy of Lithuania gradually changed into a deep province of the Polish state.

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During the 1960s, scholars changed their explanation for ...

During the 1960s, scholars changed their explanation for the European conquest of the world from racial and ethnic superiority to European combat advance because of guns, and epidemic disease caused by the lack of Euroasian immunities in the New World.

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Jean-François Champollion's biography is neatly interwov ...

Jean-François Champollion's biography is neatly interwoven with Napoleonic history and the functions of Egyptian hieroglyphs in The Keys of Egypt. A gifted bookseller's son born in Revolutionary France, Champollion was to become "gripped by energetic enthusiasm" for Egypt. By the age of 12, he was studying several ancient languages, and, amid a "wave of Egyptomania," he would beat rivals to discover the key to deciphering hieroglyphs. If this was a race, it was a marathon. The breakthrough came after "20 years of obsessive hard work," not through the quick-fix solution often thought to have been provided by the Rosetta stone. The Keys of Egypt details Champollion's life and work, which were hampered by politics, poverty, and an almost hypochondriacal series of health problems. Its sources include letters and journals, the authors having undertaken researches in major libraries and museums. Chapters on Champollion's travels in Italy and Egypt include a good smattering of excerpts from his writings. Although no bibliography is given, there is a helpful passage on various levels of further reading. Highly instructive and fast-paced, The Keys of Egypt is perhaps less dramatic than it might be in portraying troubled times and groundbreaking discovery. It is, however, a clearly expressed and wide-ranging book explaining the complexity of hieroglyphic interpretation and revealing the man whose achievements "meant the discovery of a whole new civilization." - Karen Tiley Set against a background of academic intrigue and international rivalry, with colorful personalities vying to be the first to unveil the meaning behind ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, the story of the decipherment of the Rosetta Stone has all the ingredients of a dramatic scientific quest. Disappointingly, the Adkinses, though experienced writers and consultants on archaeology, don't make the grade in this bland, lackluster account. Instead of approaching the subject matter with new questions and fresh analysis, the authors' predictable narrative adds little to our knowledge of either the French polyglot Jean-Fran ois Champollion (1790-1832), the genius who deciphered the stone, or of the decipherment process itself. The authors focus primarily on the life and education of Champollion, his extraordinary linguistic skills and his competition with Englishman Thomas Young, who was also seeking to decipher hieroglyphs. They maintain, rather inaccurately, that Champollion has not received due recognition, which they feel has instead gone to Young. Their description of the French occupation of Egypt at the time that the Rosetta Stone was discovered is superficial and fails to take into account some of the more recent scholarship on the subject. The authors, in fact, never indicate what sources they utilized for this study. There is a solid core of readers interested in ancient Egypt and hieroglyphs who will grab this book, but they will be disappointed. More satisfied will be the novices turned on to ancient Egypt by the promotion around Abrams's Valley of the Golden Mummies. Savvy booksellers will piggyback the Adkinses' book onto that one. Illus. not seen by PW. (Oct. 15)

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"]Stokstad, the author of a well- regarded history of me ...

"]Stokstad, the author of a well- regarded history of medieval art, has written an account that describes all aspects of medieval castles, with many specific examples and a rich collection of primary sources. Written for high school students and the general reader, the text provides a nuanced look at castles, with attention to their architecture, methods of fortification, methods of warfare, functions besides defense, inhabitants, their fate after the invention of gunpowder, and the romantic attachment to their architecture from the 18th century to the present. This volume focuses mainly on examples in England and France; it is supplemented nicely by examples in another book in this series, also written by a senior scholar, that focuses on the Crusades.

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Beginning with an informative introduction that gives an ...

Beginning with an informative introduction that gives an overview of the major stands of Asian civilization from 5,000 B.C.E. to 1,100 C.E., this alphabetically arranged encyclopedia presents clear information on a wide variety of archaeological sites, significant persons, dynasties, and religious and other cultural practices. More than 900 articles cover Central and East Asia, the Southeastern Asian islands, the Indian subcontinent, and Japan and Korea. The entries are written clearly, though without much verve, and include cross-references in small capitals within the body. Entries for people begin with an italicized summary of the person's status and importance. Some articles include see also references at the end, with longer treatments generally terminating with lists of sources (usually two to six) for further reading. Weighting on the entries is appropriate, with shorter treatments for less significant people, places, or concepts (e.g., Chongdi, a Han emperor who ruled briefly) and more in-depth coverage for topics like Buddhism or Harappa (a great city of the Indus Valley Civilization). More than 50 well-placed black-and-white photographs enhance the presentation. Five maps at the beginning of the volume show the locations of archaeological sites throughout Asia and the Indian subcontinent. All are in black and white, with the elevations indicated only in grey scale, making them a little harder to read than color maps would be. However, they still serve quite ably in terms of locating sites from the text entries. A three-page chronology and extensive bibliography follow the body of the work, as does an accurate index, with main headings indicated by boldface numbers and illustrations by italics. A sound companion to Asian History on File (Facts On File, 1995), this is a good beginning point for research, especially in regard to archaeological excavations. Suitable for most public and academic library collections and for those high schools with a focus on world or ancient history.

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Tatian is a significant figure in the early Church, his ...

Tatian is a significant figure in the early Church, his work both representing and revealing his second century context This study offers a detailed exploration of his thought. It is also a valuable introduction to the entire period, particularly the key developments it witnessed in Christianity.

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Few historical icons can match the evocative power of th ...

Few historical icons can match the evocative power of the medieval suit of armour, and this epic new book is a complete course in the tools and techniques of the modern armourer’s art. Through more than 1,000 detailed photos and clear instruction, Brian Price presents a working handbook for aspiring and active armourers who want to develop their skills in the production of medieval armour in the style of the 14th century. The book is divided into four sections: a sweeping history of armour and its production from its medieval roots to its modern revival; a practical introduction to all the tools and supplies necessary to equip a modern workshop; a thorough review of key techniques; and a series of actual courses in constructing armoured defenses for the head, body, arm, hand and leg. Taking the reader through the construction of an authentic medieval harness from conception to completion, Techniques of Medieval Armour Reproduction is a vital addition to the libraries of serious craftsmen, historians, collectors and researchers.

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