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Food Storage Calculator
Java 7 based food needs calculator using Google Web Toolkit and HTML5
...Any data storage needs use HTML5's data persisting capabilities Use this food storage calculator to help plan food storage preparedness. This calculator uses the three tier approach to food storage. The three tiers are: 1. Normal perishable food purchases like milk, bread, and ice cream. 2. Multi-month or multi-year perishable items such as canned goods, pastas and cooking oils. 3. Multi-decade non-perishable items such as hard wheat, sugar, and water. -
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Quick Calculator 2
A Calculator Application
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Quick Calculator
A Calculator Application
A calculator application. Requires Windows, and Internet Explorer 9. -
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JS-BSC is a JavaScript Bowling Score Calculator that also shows max possible score for the game, as well as an interactive per-frame pin knockdown diagram. Tracks 1 game for 3 players, or a 3-game series for one player (easily modified).
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This is a standalone HTML/JavaScript application with which a manager can get an estimate of the costs involved with the deploymnent of 1) a conventional network, 2) a network with OSS based servers and 3) a network with OSS based servers and desktops.
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