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Shleep Logger
Visual sleep logging program. Gets statisitics from sleep logs.
...The program is built to accept logs and display them on cycle timelines so that a user can see how they slept. It also yields sleep stats upon printing. Easily add sleep sessions by duration or start and stop time, you can add additional information to each session: Notes, Dreamed. -
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A very easy to use application for teaching and information purpose. Maps of countries, states, cities, particular areas can be marked with specified notes. Notes can be seen by just hovering over the place marks.
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This is a tool to track External Relations, appointments, communications etc. with companies/contact persons. For each contact you can add notes, follow-ups, tasks to do and have an overview/history about it. Scripted in PHP+Smarty. Thought for AIESEC.
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A simple Python-based web framework for viewing and editing genealogy data. Allows users to browse your family tree and make changes, such as adding new people, adding or deleting images, or notes and stories. Works with GEDCOM v5.5 and Spyce.
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Display a genealogy pedigree chart as a fan chart. Each node on the chart has user-defined attributes, such as country of origin, or connection to historical events, and individual notes. Attributes have colors that then display on the fan chart.
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