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The Key Store is a directory where users can find the symbolic meaning to a word as defined in Holy Scripture. These are often referred to as the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven. Much like a secret code, the directory exposes a universal dialect, all but nearly lost throughout the Dark Ages of time. Yet, fragments of this language remained until today such as, Father = Time and Mother = Nature. The database is expandable to grow as more entries and the sources are uncovered.

Cooperation project between Goethe-University and Römische-Germanische Kommission. Will bring numismatic data online and tries to link the data with existing ones. ... resulting project code is planed to be open source!

the real is finite; the irreal is infinite. The unreal is bigger than infinite. real is the physical; irreal is the possible. Unreal is the incoherent, useless, meaningless, insane.. all religions offend me, when someone tries to sell me their delusions. when someone say i can't have morals without religion. when someone doesn't hold others to their level just because of a iron age book. when they refuse to understand why faith is harmful. when they kill and hate for their imagenary gods....

This project is ANDS (Australian National Data Service) funded and aims to provide a mechanism for researchers within the University of Western Australia to upload research datasets to a central petastore. It also aims to publish metadata about the datasets to RDA (Research Data Australia) so that the datasets can be discovered (and potentially shared) by searching or browsing through the ANDS website. In order to accomplish the above functionality, this project used the following open...

Wall3 - The Inquisitor (WP3) is a PHP class that parses laws of any size in microseconds and scores them for reading ease using the Flesch-Kincaid formula. It goes a step further by highlighting all loopholes found in the document. Almost web ready!

Make AsciiDoc part of your literate programming tool set. With eWEB you can weave and tangle literate programs written as AsciiDoc documents, using embedded WEB code snippets.