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Build your family tree. Shows entire tree at once, or at least however much fits on the your screen at a time, you can pan around to see the rest. This is a web app that works offline, pretty much like any other program, just save the *.htm file and open in any HTML5 browser like chrome or firefox. Possible plans to add: -some support for *.ged files. -zoom should also be possible -images/sound clips, maybe? -adding lines, so branches can cross

A dynamic flair for Stack Exchange sites inspired by Stack Exchange's native User Flairs (http://stackoverflow.com/users/flair/) with advanced features: • including sites with more than 101 reputation (compared to 200) • detailed reputation summary (compared to K and M abbreviations) • detailed statistics about Questions, Answers, Reputation, Gold, Silver and Bronze badges for each included site (compared to <null>) • updated in real-time (compared to 24–36 hrs) Please note the throttles the Stack Exchange API defines: https://api.stackexchange.com/docs/throttle IGB Stack Flair web page integration: https://sourceforge.net/p/igbstackflair/code/ci/master/tree/v1/igbstackflair.html IGB Stack Flair wiki page for Wikipedia Integration: https://sourceforge.net/p/igbstackflair/wiki/Wikipedia%20Integration/

Meetings usually are unbearable. People spend a lot of time listening things in which they are not interested or they knew yet. Most of the people don't have any chance to speak, and moderators can bend the debate to their own interests. New technologies offer the ability to improve this, but how? The ideal tool would let every user adds their opinions and proposals. It would order all of them in a frame easy to follow.

Aplicación web con Struts2.Un sistema de información para gestionar yacimientos arqueológicos en diferentes zonas del mundo.Permite gestionar:yacimientos y/o estructuras,las fotografias de yacimientos/estructuras y la bibliografía incluida en est

A tool for describing one's present life situation (“is”), and potential futures (“will be”) as linked data objects representing one's relationship to reality-based concepts: people, environments, objects, processes, knowledge, and time.