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Weekly Fortune Telling Cards
Official Weekly Fortune Telling Cards from, PowerFortunes.com
The Weekly Fortune Telling Cards GitHub code will display four fortune telling cards for each zodiac sign, representing the general fortunes of that sign. These cards update on a weekly basis. A complete deck of PowerFortunes Fortune Telling Cards contains 32 cards and the four cards drawn, represent the general fortunes for that star sign. The Weekly Fortune Telling Cards GitHub code use a liquid, responsive design, based on a css grids and flexboxes. -
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CommSy
Web-based Community System
CommSy is a webbased community system, originally developed at the University of Hamburg, Germany, to support learning/working communities. For a more indepth description see the project home page. For questions or comments contact finck@commsy.net. Code is now hosted at GitHub. See https://github.com/commsy/commsy Documentation is available under: http://docs.commsy.net You can grep the latest development build of CommSy from http://jenkins.effective-webwork.de/job/CommSy%20Dev/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/ -
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