intro

That's 59,568 words, plus a few thousand more for intro sections.

Try to explain to your clients why it's not such a great idea to use flash, or intro screens.

For example, every Flash intro in the world.

If we remove the cute introduction, the sameness of your article jumps to over 70% .

"Where is the fun and easy intro to BioChem course so that we can entice more people to become doctors?

After all, an author only introduces a female character for some special reason, right?

No flashy connections at the target Company, no warm intro, no impressive track record.

If you're interested, Oreilly's "Hacking Healthcare" is a great intro to how billing and the new CMS Meaninful use stuff works.

The intro diaog should step you through the process- It even supports interactive rebasing!

I was in exactly this situation earlier in the summer, when my brother asked me, after taking MIT's intro to programming class using Python, "What language should I learn next?".

As someone with a chip design background:- prices seem reasonable for doing this as a commercial project- badly written intro that assumes far too much- seems to be based on 2000-era technology- not actually delivering hardware, so very limited practical use- the community that demands open hardware on principle is a lot smaller than they think, so this probably won't get fundedBut we're not used to kickstarting software projects at normal rates, we're more used to founders working for free to prototype something and using kickstarter to push it into production.

How about an "Intro to Medicine" where we do fun stuff like play Operation and dress up in scrubs?All you're doing is postponing the high attrition until the second year, when the students learn that you bamboozled them with a cute and fun intro course.