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    Cycling Training Diary, Trainingstagebuch, Agenda d'Entraînement, Diario de entrenamiento, Diario di allenamento :: cycling, run, sport, diary, journal, log, blog, template based, simply store your training data, polar, hrm, upload, html, perl, mysql
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    WEB based enterprise portal with daily organizer. Based on mod_perl and HTML::Mason. ePortal is dual speaking (Russian and English).
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    Kalendus is a web calendar built with Perl and MySQL. It supports multiple calendars, events spanning multiple days, repeated events, and customizable HTML templates. A live demo is available on the Kalendus home page, kalendus.sourceforge.net.
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    Schedulist is a program that takes a single source file (in easy-to-follow XML format), and spits out a human-readable form of it, in HTML table, list or perharps other formats (LaTeX is planned).
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