Weather Reader User Control

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Undo 18698318 - Project 'Weather Reader User Control': Changed link 356415's link_category_id to be 'Homepage' by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012
Undo 18116212 - Project 'Weather Reader User Control': Changed link 356415's url to be 'http://wruc.codeplex.com' by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012
Undo 17534106 - Project 'Weather Reader User Control': Changed link 356415's title to be 'Homepage' by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012
Undo 16952000 - Project 'Weather Reader User Control': Created link 356415 by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012
Undo 8076801 - Project 'Weather Reader User Control': Changed tag_list to WPF usercontrol msn weather... by Ohloh Data Crawler 27 Nov 2010
Undo 8064618 - Project 'Weather Reader User Control': Changed tag_list to WPF usercontrol msn weather... by Ohloh Data Crawler 20 Nov 2010
Undo 8047631 - Project 'Weather Reader User Control': Changed tag_list to WPF usercontrol msn weather... by Ohloh Data Crawler 13 Nov 2010
Undo 8029115 - Project 'Weather Reader User Control': Changed tag_list to WPF usercontrol msn weather... by Ohloh Data Crawler 08 Nov 2010
Undo 8009602 - Project 'Weather Reader User Control': Changed tag_list to WPF usercontrol msn weather... by Ohloh Data Crawler 31 Oct 2010
Undo 7991643 - Project 'Weather Reader User Control': Changed tag_list to WPF usercontrol msn weather... by Ohloh Data Crawler 24 Oct 2010

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