Each child's progress is reported each week in a logbook, and parents can follow what is being studied on the website.

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In addition to helping folks keep tabs on their activity, the digital logbook rewards users with points and badges, which they can brag about share on Twitter and Facebook.

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It was at this point that he had purchased his calfskin logbook, in which all human statement and opinion recurred.

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Logbook is a web application that allows you to track and store mileage online.

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The former chief whip, who resigned from the cabinet five weeks later, has always maintained that he "did not use the words attributed" to him and insisted references to them in the police logbook of the incident were incorrect.

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Formerly, he had carried, inside his logbook, a set of handwritten cards, bearing useful responses, necessary suggestions, and civil corrections to what was being proposed.

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The logbook showed Mr Spencer had done 51.3 hours of training, the minimum being 45 hours, and that it had included the mandatory ten hours of solo flying, which the prosecution says was a "lie".

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