Free ridoc department of corrections software for windows

Oracle Quick Check will evaluate a large number of critical values and report back with a set of tuning recommendations.
To help supplement the analysis, a report of your database is automatically emailed to dba@ensyncsolutions.com. Our DBA team will check over your report and contact you with additional details and steps needed make corrections.

VisualSubSync is a subtitle program aimed to facilitate subtitle synchronization by showing you the audio form and allowing the WORLD to see the subtitle timestamp breakdowns via a webpage and allowing them to submit corrections. It is very easy to use.
Known issues
- Internet Explorer report wrongly that it support deflate html page compression, so disable it if you use IE and the network mode.
- When extracting WAV make sure you have enough disk space because there is no checking yet.

Treasure Hunt is a free and simple desktop game I used to learn a bit about Widgets and JavaScript.
Click start, and then click as many of the chests that you can. (My best is about 21.) The more you click, the longer the cleanup takes at the end. The game ends when there are 10 on the screen at once. Make it floating in the preferences for best results (and close anything important).
Please give comments and code reviews/corrections.
Designed at 1280x1024 resolution.

Metrology computations is used primarily for the Reishaw UCC control system, including the UCC1 and UCC2.
This provides the ability to Adjust Squares, minor Linear Corrections and General Conversions between Metric, Angular, Linear and Temperature. CMM corrections and a variety of other metrology computations can be performed.

Threat Level is a free and resizable indicator of the current Department of Homeland Security Threat Level.
Based loosely on the JozerWorx Homeland Security Panic Advisory Widget, I wanted to create an unobtrusive Widget with basic functionality.
Threat Level widget allows you to view the national security status.

This Widget allows the user to view the current Department of Homeland Security threat advisory.
It is nothing fancy because it was mainly created as a proof of concept for the Indiana University of Pennsylvania Research Institute. Hopefully I will have time to update it.