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MB Learn Astrology is a learn-and-test yourself astrology software. This software is a simple and useful aid in the study of the signs, houses and planets. This can helps beginners learn and test their understanding of the subject.

MB Learn Aromatherapy is a learn-and-test yourself aromatherapy software. This software is a simple and useful aid in the study of aromatherapy oils and essences. This can helps beginners learn and test their understanding of the subject.

A fun arcade style game, that also teaches several common Spanish phrases. Learn the Spanish language in a fun game setting, complete with sound effects, engaging graphics, and music.

A fun arcade style game, that also teaches several common Spanish phrases. Learn the Spanish language in a fun game setting, complete with sound effects, engaging graphics, and music. New Spanish and English phrases added.

MB Free Learn Numerology is an interesting software that helps one learn more about the study of numbers or numerology. It is an advanced yet simple and handy program that helps you to understand the significance of the effect of different numbers.

KeyBlaze is the easiest typing tutor software available today for anyone to quickly learn speed typing, 10-key and touch typing. KeyBlaze is a free typing tutor software program designed to assist with learning how to speed type and touch type.

Fret Fun is the interactive guitar flash card game that helps you learn the note names for the guitar and get you on your way to reading music. It's very simple and fun to play! Three challenge levels, review of missed notes at end of every game.

The key to playing fast is being able to think before you play. Aaron Shearer, a famous guitar teacher, promoted the “aim directed movement”, meaning that you have to know exactly where your fingers should go before you move them there.

The key to playing fast is being able to think before you play. Aaron Shearer, a famous guitar teacher, promoted the “aim directed movement”, meaning that you have to know exactly where your fingers should go before you move them there.