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This program allows the user to set balls in motion where the balls are attracted to eachother based on the physics of gravity. Size, direction, and speed are adjustable when the balls are created. Included comments turn it into a bit of a tutorial on how to achieve this effect.

Yet another... ...gradient globes, full screen demo. It runs really fast, but this one won't demand as many CPU cycles on the slower speeds. Small enough to hide in other programs! ;-)

Yet another Analog Clock, that actually displays an analog clock to the nearest second. When providing a 'display' its all about appearance, and this one has all the parts in place. Also, the math involved is trivial compared to the rest of the code needed to draw the clock. Isn't it supposed to be this easy? <g>

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