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    Acacia

    Acacia

    A generic biodiversity database management system

    An interactive data entry, querying, and editing system based on a generic conceptual schema for taxonomic databases. It combines the automated use of scientific names and synonyms in a species checklist with online access to geographical data and common knowledge data (morphological descriptors, genomics, ecology, vernacular names, economic uses, structured notes and conservation status) about the species. All these data can be cross-indexed to a citation list. The design and standard...
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    Family Connections
    Family Connections is a private social networking website designed specifically for families to be as easy to use as possible. Key features are: message board, photo gallery, family tree, calendar, blog, chat room, address book and more.
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    Private organizer/notepad. Will be web-based and written in php/MySQL. Will have the tree-organized structure of nodes (pieces of info, notes, groups, subgroups). Will allow to publish for everybody access some nodes as a blog view.
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    A complete web-based contact management software package written in PHP for people who want to securely access contact information from any computer. It provides an easy to use interface for looking up and editing this information plus much more.
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    OpenBibleDB
    OpenBibleDB is a web-based Bible tool for community websites that will enable site members to write and save their own commentary notes on the website. Users will be able to export and import their notes to a mobile device.
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    Athena is a light-weight PHP & MySQL note keeper for teachers and students to keep track of their research projects. It allows to add notes and resource references, and work on multiple projects at once. It's purpose is to keep related data grouped.
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    This freeware is designed to manage a personnal collection of movies. You can add, notes, evaluate, tags your movies. Description and cover are retrieving thanks to the Amazon API. (PHP, MySQL, Javascript, prototype.js, scriptaculous.js, CakePHP)
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