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eBarter froms trades from commitments. It measures economic values without the need of a common value standard; distributes fairly the gain produced between participants and gives the preference to trades where participants have the weakest requirements.
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WeatherMatrix project that weather remind service suit,is consist of wxWeather that client side,weather reminder program wxWidget-based and Weather Community that wxWeather auxiliary part,server side,provide opening weather service.
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TORCH is a web enabled electronic health record (EHR) application. TORCH is usable in single practitioner offices and scalable up to multi-site practices.
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Develop PC based voting machine software for demonstration. Production quality software development project to follow successful demo.
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Creation and evaluation of questionnaires in HTML for Web and LaTeX for paper. Support for Principia's 'Remark'.
