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   "linkStrength": 0.723958333333333,
   "linkDistance": 30,
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1000s Templates/1000s Templates - README.md

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 - [[Daily Note Template.md]]
 - [[Heilmeier Catechism.md]]
 - [[Literature Note.md]]
+- [[Literature Note OLD.md]]
 - [[New Note Template.md]]
 - [[This Past Week Template.md]]
 
 ## Summary
-This is a collection of templates for note-taking, written in a markup language ( likely markdown) and using metadata from the Notion platform. Here's a breakdown of each template:
-
-**1. This Past Week Template**
-
-* Purpose: Summarize tasks and progress over the past week
-* Features:
-	+ Date range selector for yesterday, today, tomorrow, and this week
-	+ Task lists by date (due, scheduled, in progress, completed)
-	+ Calendar view with drag-and-drop functionality
-
-**2. Heilmeier Catechism Template**
-
-* Purpose: Facilitate structured thinking and questioning when developing a new idea or approach
-* Features:
-	+ 7 questions to guide the development of an idea (What are you trying to do? How is it done today? etc.)
-	+ No jargon allowed!
-
-**3. Daily Note Template**
-
-* Purpose: Take notes for each day, with optional date range filtering
-* Features:
-	+ Date range selector for yesterday, today, tomorrow, and this week
-	+ Links to other pages (Daily Notes 2024/11 November)
-	+ Task lists by type (due, scheduled, in progress, completed)
-
-**4. Daily Note Template 2.0**
-
-* Purpose: Similar to the original template, but with some changes
-* Features:
-	+ Date range selector for yesterday, today, tomorrow, and this week
-	+ Links to other pages (Daily Notes 2025)
-	+ Summary section with a "What's the plan?" heading
-
-**Common features across all templates**
-
-* Use of Notion's metadata system to display dates, tags, and file names
-* Use of Notion's link feature to connect notes to other pages or files
-
-These templates are designed to help users take structured notes, organize their tasks, and facilitate creative thinking. They can be used as a starting point for customizing your own note-taking workflow.
 
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900s Calendars/Research/Research - README.md

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 - [[2025-03-31 Bus home and read Survey.md]]
 - [[2025-03-31 Collect some literature reviews.md]]
 - [[2025-04-07 Bus Home and HDD model paper.md]]
-- [[2025-04-08 I2C stuff]]
+- [[2025-04-07 Literature Note rework.md]]
 - [[2025-04-07 Nonlinear control survey papers.md]]
+- [[2025-04-08 I2C stuff.md]]
 
 ## Summary