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    Card Math
    I came up with this new card game idea in 2000 and implemented the concept to a computer game. This is simple but very interesting game.
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    Cards are spread on a table , you choose two cards , if the two cards are identical your get score .
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    Simpro is a collection of applications. They are just small programs includes some games, unitlities... written in Delphi, Visual Basic, Java.
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    Game21 is a graphical solitaire type game written in Visual Basic. Other similar type games in the future.
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