text:
Untitled Document
Soo-Ji Chim (Hand Therapy)
Soo Jok Chim
Koryo Hand Therapy, KHT
Koryo Hand Acupuncture Therapy
SOOJICHIM, Koryo Sooji Chim
Soo Jok Chim
Background of Research
Koryo Hand Therapy was first discovered and studied by Dr. Tae Woo Yoo between 1971 and 1975.
Mr. Jae Woo Park was one of KHT members who learnt Koryo Hand Therapy in Korea between 1984 and 1986.
Correspondence Therapy was first revealed to the public in 1975 by Dr. Tae Woo Yoo. He was a chairman of Koryo Hand Therapy Institute as well as Hyang Goon College of Oriental Medicine.
Soo Jok Chim was the theory which imitated the principles of Sooji Chim in 1986 by Mr. Jae Woo Park.
Mr. Jae Woo Park was one of the students who learnt Oriental Medicine in Hyang Goon College of Oriental Medicine.
Difference of the Theories Between Soo-Ji Chim and Soo-Jok Chim
The middle finger corresponds to the head. When stimulation is given to hand points which correspond to the body points ST9 and UB10( on the hand E8 and I2 respectively, on the middle finger), the pulses can be changed that brings about the regulation of the cerebral blood flow.
The 14 Micro-Meridian Therapy which was verified to be effective in treating diseases by the scientific experiments was discovered by Dr. Tae Woo Yoo.
When stimulation is give to the thumb according to the claim that the thumb and the big toe correspond to the head, the pulses that flow into the brain are not changed at all.
14 Extra-Meridians which imitate the 14 Micro-Meridians was studied by Mr. Jae Woo Park.
Diagnostic Methods
About 10 kinds of diagnostic methods such as Three Constitutions or Yin Yang Pulse Diagnosis were developed.
The effect of treatment can be demonstrated with scientific experiments.
The diagnostic methods imitated by Mr. Park are opaque and abstract.
The effect of treatment can not be demonstrated based on the scientific experiments.
and Experimental Methods
There have been published about 60 books concerned with academic research. The monthly magazine, weekly newspaper has been publishing now for reporting clinical experiences to KHT members.
There have been published only 3 books concerned with academic research.
There were few academic research announced.
KHT instruments are being used for treating diseases
Scientific Research
And Development of Instruments
About 60 different kinds of instruments were developed in KHT.
KHT is excellent for treating incurable diseases. KHT is very effective for relieving from pains.
Soo-Jok Chim is applied only for simple cases.
Domestic and Abroad Branches
170 domestic branch,
Training Program Courses are being held in over 200 universities in Korea as well as the USA.
Over 300 Volunteer Service Group for Charity
Over 28 Overseas Branch
There is no any institute of Soo-Jok Chim
established in Korea.
Soo-Jok Chim was spread only in Russia.


text:
Mint Hill's own Horsefly played at the Town Hall last Saturday for June Tunes, and pulled in quite a crowd. The blues and classic rock n roll band was formed last August through the monthly jam sessions at local Forty Rod Roadhouse on Lawyers Road. June Tunes visitors enjoyed a taste of their classic sound.
Horsefly is a foursome: Paul Miller on vocals and rhythm guitar, Kevin Scruggs on lead guitar and vocals, Fuzzy on bass, and Jack Dunne on drums. They list Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, B.B. King, The Rolling Stones, and Jimi Hendrix as influences, which is evident in their sound and song selection.
Horsefly took listeners back to an innovative time of blues rock. It was the perfect music for an evening's lawn concert.
In their short existence, Horsefly has managed to become the house band for Forty Rod's monthly Charlotte Blues Jams. They placed second in a battle of the bands at the 2011 Stumptown Skirmish, and third place in the Charlotte Blue's Society's 2011 annual band competition at the Double Door Inn.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Met a legend at the Saint Paul Swap Meet. I've lusted after his frames, Chris Kvale. It was like the afternoon I met Eddie Belfour, and had him sign a puck. I was just floored. We got to talking about fixed gear. He says that's all he rides. Asked if he could convert my horizontal drops for track drops, he said sure. Asked if he ever takes on apprentices, he said no, "too much trouble."
I'm psyched, my conversion will be modified by one of the best frame builders in the Twin Cities, and one of my personal legends. Now if I could just find a baseball card to have him sign.


text:
Known Issues and Bugs
Connecting from Off-Campus (Proxy Server)
- Error message: "Couldn't decode pre-session cookie" Hitting Refresh will attempt to resubmit your request
- Proxy server sessions "expire" after a certain period of inactivity. If you receive the above error message, refreshing your browser's window will attempt to re-join your proxy session. In some cases this may fail. You will need to close your browser and re-start the proxy server or use our bookmarklet to jump back into the proxy server.
Reviewed: March 16, 2011
Electronic Resources
- Problems connecting to Hoover's, especially from off-campus or through campus wi-fi
- If you are having trouble accessing Hoover's (are being asked to log in), try a different web browser or restart your browser session (close and reopen).
Streaming Media
- In order to access streaming media reserves, you must:
- Be a current UW student with a valid UWNetID.
- Enter a class password provided to you by your instructor.
- If you have technical difficulties accessing streaming media reserves you can try the following:
- Check to be sure you are using a wired ethernet, not wireless, connection;
- Update your Flash and/or Silverlight players;
- Clear the cache on your browser;
- Try a different browser.
- Proxy autodetect feature in the Zotero browser plug-in causes seemingly random prompts for UW NetID login
- If you are prompted for a UW NetID login when trying to visit web sites you should have access to, chances are that the proxy auto-detect/redirect feature in the Zotero browser plugin is interfering with your browsing experience. To resolve this issue you will need to disable the proxy features in Zotero. A short tutorial on how to do this is available at http://faculty.washington.edu/murata/zotero/zoteroproxyconfig_med.html.
Updated: March 16, 2011
- Security Alert error dialog when accessing secure site (https:// URLs)
- When attempting to access secure sites via https:// URLs (e.g., MyUW, electronic reserves readings), the browser raises a Security Alert dialog box and complains that the site's "security certificate has expired or is not yet valid".
- Check the system date on the client workstation; an incorrect system date will often trigger this error message.
- Reviewed: March 16, 2011


text:
Meet The Cast Of ABC's New Comedy Mixology! Exclusive (VIDEO)
Get in the mix! Celebified and Wetpaint Entertainment stopped by the set of ABC's brand new comedy, Mixology, and chatted up the cast. What can we expect from this fun and flirty new show, premiering tomorrow (February 26)? Just a whole lot of romance, hookups, and bubbly!
Following 11 characters, five men and six women, over the course of one evening at Manhattan bar Mix, the series stars actress Vanessa Lengies of Glee fame. In Mixology, she plays Kacey. "I'm a super bubbly waitress at the bar," she tells Wetpaint Entertainment. Turning to the super hunky man sitting on her left, Vanessa introduces us to actor Adam Canto, the "hot bartender that Kacey's in love with but you're not so much into it." Uh-oh!
Also meet Ginger Gonzaga, Kate Simses, and Adam Campbell. These three play Maya, Liv, and Ron, respectively, and from what they tell us we're in for drama served strong this season. "She's really mean," Ginger says of her character Maya. "But she's super honest and smart and knows what she wants ... she doesn't suffer any fools."
Learn more about Mixology straight from the actors themselves as they dish about their new gig, and be sure to catch the series premiere on Wednesday, February 26, at 9:30 p.m. on ABC.


text:
After Auburn's terrible 24 – 7 loss to Arkansas this past weekend, Gene Chizik's seat is extremely warm and he knows it. The Tigers are 1 – 4 this season with their only win coming against Louisiana-Monroe in overtime. The Tigers are ranked 113th in total offense and dead last at 120th in turnover margin.
In his post-game press conference, coach Chizik apologized to the fans.
Auburn fans and family do not deserve this today, I apologize to anyone who came to watch it. I felt like we had two good weeks of practice. Today, we did all the things you can't do and win. Offensively, (it was) one of the most poor performances I've seen in a long time.
Chizik may need to improve his offense very quickly. He was a questionable hire for the Tigers coming from Iowa State with a record of 5 – 19. (who would risk that?)
Chizik's overall record at Auburn is currently 31 – 14, but take away the Newton year and it's 17 – 15. Not to mention, Chizik's conference record is 15 and 12 INCLUDING the Newton year.
Chizik had more to say in his Sunday teleconference.
It was pretty much what everybody saw. Offensively, it was glaring there was an inability to run the ball effectively. When we had to throw the football, we were very poor in protection…there were different reasons for it, all the results were the same.
We've got to settle in on having an identity and being who we are. I feel like we've skipped around on that.
I really want to spend some time over there, and trying to get focused in on what we're trying to do and get accomplished. We have to evaluate everything offensively.
Auburn fans are getting a little impatient, even if Kirk Herbstreit is calling them clowns. With a coach like Bobby Petrino lurking as a viable candidate to take the job, coach Chizik may need to pull out a miracle.
Chizik's buyout is currently $7.5 million and drops to $5 million in 2013, $3.5 million in 2014, and $0 in 2015.
Auburn did pay Tommy Tubberville $5 million when they fired him.
It may be time for the Tigers to consider parting ways with Chizik.


text:
the article states, "Glock handguns worth $10,000" which indicates more than one Glock.
Only 350 guns and only over 4 tons of ammo? Sound like average Gunco member. Only thing, I never heard of $10,000 Glock.
Nemo ME Impune Lacessit
Manus sapiens potens est
пиштоли не убиваат луѓе, тие само го прават тоа полесно
the article states, "Glock handguns worth $10,000" which indicates more than one Glock.
"and rifles featuring telescopic lenses."
Good God, that sounds tactical. I read on the internet that they could have hit someone in Michigan, from australia (spell check tried pretty hard to capitalize that, I didn't go for it) with one of those "telescopic lenses". Thank God they're apparently illegal down under.
Whatever site I read it on as a members tag line, it's the truest statement ever made.
"Our forefathers would have been shooting by now"
member # 575
Another reason we need to vote. Gotta stop this from happening here. Not illegal stuff but just our basic rights.
good thing they banned all the guns down there......
Monovaults and burial tubes people. Cache and stash.
When you're born you get a ticket to the freak show. When you're born in America , you get a front row seat. - George Carlin
So they were registered for 70+ firearms and had a few more.... I think I see the problem they should have avoided...
3 million dolllars/ some one is smoking crack . a bucnh oif the guns in the pic were air rifles. were are these so caslle 50,000 dollar guns ?
the guns collection si not impressive really but the 4 tons of ammo is a head turner . I wonder if there weighing the truck it was in also . ???
yea in the hands of farmers they could be used for nasty things like hunting , crop control livestock protection , an self defense .
It will happen here if the libtards get there way .
o-bummer may have stashed them "down under" for the mexican drug cartels-- i hear their going "global" since the big "O" got re-elected--
3 million is their "street value". Like drugs, once ya make something illegal all it does is eliminate the tax revenue it would be bringing in and elevate the prices. With a Glock going for $10K, I wonder what a good 1911 goes for????


text:
France is, as we all know, a very polite nation – even on the Paris Métro, people usually say "pardon" before shoulder-charging you out of the way. If you want to be more convivial, as I've said before, you have to know exactly how to say goodbye to people at various times of the day. This varies from the catch-all "bonne journée" (have a nice day) if it's early enough to "bonne après-midi" in early afternoon, "bonne soirée" at the start of an evening, and "bonne fin de soirée" at the end of an evening if you suspect that the other people aren't finished with the night's entertainment yet. The everyday subtleties go on and on.
At this time of year, the calendar also comes into it. Ever since about mid-December, if you say goodbye to someone you think you won't necessarily see again before Christmas, it's been polite to wish them "bonnes fêtes" (happy holidays). If you say this to someone you're going to see again, though, you look like an idiot, so you have to judge your "bonnes fêtes" just right. As of the 23rd or 24th, it's been OK to say "joyeux Noël" – happy Christmas. People start their Christmasses at different times. Right now, after Christmas, people seem to be saying "bonne fin d'année" – happy end of the year. No one's wished me "bonne année" yet, for obvious reasons – we're not there yet. But it seems to be OK to give a "bonne 2014″, because by saying that they're looking forward into next year. Currently I'm wishing people "bonne fin de fin d'année", just to add that extra bit of subtlety. It is, after all, the end of the end of the year.
So there are plenty of French ways to be polite to people and express your hope that they will enjoy a happy new year to come. Strange, then, that a French footballer should ignore them all and express his joy at scoring a yuletide goal with an altogether different greeting. After Nicolas Anelka scored for his team West Brom, he made the sign known in France as the "quenelle". For the non-gastronomic amongst you, a "quenelle" is a sort of sausage usually made from fish and breadcrumbs. The gesture itself is also a mixture – it's half what the French call a "bras d'honneur" (an "arm of honour" – the "up yours" gesture made by thrusting one fist forward while clutching your inner elbow with the other), and half a downward Nazi salute. Anelka perofmred a very formal-looking "quenelle", putting one hand at the top of his arm while extending that arm stiffly downwards. As anyone who has read about the story will know, the gesture was invented by a comedian called Dieudonné (ironically, "god-given") who has recently made himself infamous thanks to his outrageously anti-Semitic comments (I wouldn't call them jokes), including one about a journalist who dared to criticize him and who, in Dieudonné's opinion, ought to have gone to the gas chamber. (Now you see why i don't call them jokes).
Everyone in France knows about Dieudonné, and he has a cult following amongst the tiny minority who enjoy race-hate comments. There are doubtless a few youngsters who make his "quenelle" gesture out of ignorance, thinking that it's purely anti-establishment, in the same way as the punks in the 1970s wore swastikas just to annoy their parents' generations – they weren't (usually) Nazis. The same presumably went for Prince Harry when he made his Nazi uniform party outfit gaffe. But an experienced international footballer who knows full well that the few seconds after a goal has been scored are the most filmed and photographed moments of a match? And who has been photographed with the originator of the gesture, joyfully performing a "quenelle" duet?
Say what you like about the average IQ of a Premier League footballer, if there's one thing they understand it's the media. They are all experts at promotion. Many of them make as much money being photographed as they do on the pitch. And Anelka's gesture didn't look as though it was being made in the grip of wild elation. He looked calm and collected. It looked to my, perhaps over-cynical, eyes that the gesture was a deliberate sign, aimed perhaps at certain sections of impressionable French youth, that it's OK to say the kind of things that Dieudonné's fans go along to hear.
It seems a shame, when the French put so much care into expressing the hope that everyone will enjoy each small segment of the day and night, as well as the different sections of the end of the year, that someone thinks it's OK to send out a mass-media message that is exactly the opposite.
Bonne fin de fin d'année from me, anyway.
Stephen Clarke's book Talk to the Snail contains a section on the infinite intricacies of French politeness. There's plenty of satire and leg-pulling in the book, but it is guaranteed to contain zero percent hatred. Which is probably why the French translation of the book is going into it's second mass-market paperback edition.


text:
Seating 5:00 to 9:00 Wednesday through Saturday and 4:30 to 9:00 Sunday.
Early Bird dinners available each day we are open, except Saturdays, if you arrive
between opening time and 5:30
Open Tuesdays starting June 21st
The entire staff at Oysters Too knows and appreciates the importance of our regular, occasional and new customers. We always strive to offer our patrons fresh, delicious food and friendly, efficient service in a relaxed, comfortable atmosphere.
Oysters Too has been voted the #1 Choice for Dinner in Falmouth many times over the years by our customers and we will do our very best to earn your continued support.
In addition to our fresh seafood we offer a variety of entrees. We are are also licensed to serve Certified Angus Beef, a provider of top quality steaks and other beef products.


text:
Company category
DNA manipulation and analysis
Buyer's guide > Biology and medicine > DNA manipulation and analysis
Showing company 21 to 31 of 31 in DNA manipulation and analysis.
Result page: « Previous 1 2
Dolomite Microfluidics Aug 13, 2009
Dolomite are world leaders in solving Microfluidic problems. Dolomite provide either standard solutions or custom designs for devices (e.g. chips, interconnects, pumps etc.), sub-systems and instruments.
Mad City Labs, Inc. - Leading manufacturer of piezo actuators and nanopositioners for nanotechnology Jun 24, 2009
Designs & manufactures high precision, closed loop piezo actuators & nanopositioning systems. Picometer precision, high speed, innovative design. Ideal for super resolution (SR) microscopy, alignment, beam steering, SPM, AFM, nano-metrology & more.
Mir Enterprises Limited May 12, 2009
Mir Enterprises provides consultancy, design, simulation, fabrication and testing of state of the art micro and nanotechnology systems. Our portfolio spans from cutting edge research and development to high quality and yield pilot line production.
Elliot Scientific Ltd. Sep 25, 2008
Elliot Scientific is a major UK based distributor and manufacturer of scientific products serving the global science research and industrial communities.
Intas Science Imaging Instruments GmbH Apr 15, 2008
Intas produces Geldocumentation,- Chemiluminescence Imaging Systems for Research/LifeScience Applications.
Sigma-Aldrich Corporation Feb 27, 2008
Sigma-Aldrich is a leading Life Science and High Technology company. Our biochemical and organic chemical products are used in scientific and genomic research, biotechnology, and as key components in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Spectrum Laboratories,Inc Jan 30, 2008
Spectrum® Laboratories manufactures Tangential Flow Filtration (TFF) products for efficient and rapid nanoparticle purification. Spectrum® supplies automated filtration systems for volumes ranging from 1ml to 10,000 liters.
EMCO High Voltage Corp Dec 19, 2007
High Voltage Power Supply Manufacturer
Zyomyx Inc Oct 19, 2007
Zyomyx has created the world's first fully functional protein chip platform that enables proteins to be analyzed with the kind of precision and throughput that automated sequencers and DNA chips brought to the study of our genes. Not just an…
MVS Solutions, Inc. Oct 3, 2007
Research and Development Company (R&D) and Consulting Firm providing chemistry development and chemistry support to business, government, and nonprofits in the materials science, life science, environmental science and related industries. MVS…
Agilent Technologies Oct 1, 2007
Agilent Technologies has an extensive line of microscopy, electronic instruments, chemical analyzers, and bioanalyzers to help you explore, be novel, and be first in nanotechnology research. Visit our website to see details of the products, AFM…
Result page: « Previous 1 2


text: Photo Gallery Photos: Few Remaining River Dolphins Indicators of River, Human Health The decline and near extinction of several species of river dolphins is a reflection of the deterioration of water quality and quantity around the globe, according to a new report. PUBLISHED Fri Sep 10 01:02:00 EDT 2010 0 1 / 8 River Rescue This gallery is part of a special National Geographic news series on global water issues.Local men rescue an Indus river dolphin in Sind Province, Pakistan.The endangered Indus dolphin is the only river dolphin species on the rise, with populations estimated at around 1,700 in 2006, up from 1,200 in 2001.While this species treads water, the decline and near extinction of several other species of river dolphins is an indication of the deterioration of water quality and quantity, as well as human health, around the globe, according to a new WWF report released yesterday during World Water Week in Stockholm. One species—the Yangtze river dolphin or baiji—has already been declared extinct.The environmental nonprofit WWF profiles the seven remaining known species, many of which are facing significant survival threats from water pollution, competition with fisheries, and habitat fragmentation through dams and other water infrastructure.—Tasha Eichenseher, reporting from World Water Week in Stockholm, Sweden Photograph by François Xavier Pelletier, WWF-Canon Yangzte Finless Porpoise The Yangtze finless porpoise is one of two large marine mammals that used to ply China's longest river. It has outlived the now extinct Yangtze river dolphin, which was last seen in 2007.Just 1,600 to 1,800 of the finless porpoises were counted in 2006 along the middle Yangtze and in two lakes. A population of the porpoise that has been protected in one of the Yangtze's oxbow lakes—remnants of where the river used to run—has grown by three or four calves a year.To help the animals, local governments open sluice gates at 40 lakes along the Yangtze, returning, to some degree, the seasonal flow of the river and the dolphin to a larger stretch of its original habitat, said Lifeng Li, director of freshwater programs at WWF.River dolphins, many elusive, are the canaries in the coal mine of the planet's freshwater ecosystems, according to WWF. The threats facing dolphins are the same threats facing people, the environmental nonprofit's new report states."Unsustainable fishing practices both harm dolphins and erode the basis of fishermen's livelihoods; toxic chemicals used in agriculture and mining affect the health of people and dolphins alike; and loss of natural river flows and habitats decreases the productivity of the freshwater ecosystems that sustain both human societies and river dolphins." Photograph by Jean-Pierre Sylvestre, Bios/Photolibrary Baby Bolivian Dolphin The Bolivian river dolphin comes equipped with a flexible body that allows it to make its way through the tree roots of flooded forests.All three South American river dolphin species compete for habitat with fishers who sometimes use the dolphin as bait, according to WWF. But, the new report goes on to state that the primary threat to the Bolivian dolphin is mercury pollution from small-scale gold mines.This baby was rescued in the summer of 2010 in the Pailas River, a tributary of the Rio Grande, when drought led to lower-than-usual water levels. Photograph by Dado Galdieri, Associated Press Tucuxi River Dolphin A dorsal fin skims the surface of the Yavari River in Peru.Tucuxi look like bottlenose dolphins but have longer noses and broader flippers. The species is found throughout the Amazon region, with the exception of Bolivia. Both Tucuxi and Irrawaddy dolphins are distinct from the other five species in that they are part of the Delphinidae family of mostly ocean-dwelling dolphins. Both species have marine populations, as well as freshwater populations.(See more photos of aquatic species.) Photograph by Mark Bowler, Amazon-Images/Alamy Ganges River Dolphin A Ganges river dolphin, or Susu as it is known locally, waits at the surface of the Karnaphuli River in Bangladesh, where it comes up to breathe every minute or so. WWF estimates that there are fewer than 2,000 of the endangered species left in the river system made up of the Ganges, Brahmaputra, Meghna, and Karnali Rivers in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal.In 2009, India declared the Ganges river dolphin the national aquatic animal, a huge step toward conservation, said Ravi Singh, CEO of WWF India. Photograph courtesy François Xavier Pelletier, WWF-Canon Irrawaddy River Dolphin An Irrawaddy dolphin breaches the Mekong River in Cambodia. According to WWF, fishers in Myanmar's Irrawaddy River work in cooperation with Irrawaddy dolphins. The dolphins herd fish along side boats as they feed. The Irrawaddy dolphin's range has been limited to a 120-mile (190-kilometer) stretch of the Mekong, and small sections of the Irrawaddy and Mahakam Rivers, each subpopulation reduced to the critically endangered number of less than 75.Ninety-two animals, more than half of them calves, died in fishing nets between 2003 and 2009 on the Mekong, according to WWF. Photograph courtesy David Dove, WWF Greater Mekong Amazon Feeding Time A man feeds an Amazon river dolphin in Brazil's Tocantins state. Legends around river dolphins abound. Amazon river dolphins are said to be shape shifters, changing into handsome men at night.Often known as pink dolphins or "boto," Amazon river dolphins face the same risks as the other two South American species, including the habitat fragmentation that comes with dam building along the Amazon and its tributaries.The species is widely distributed along the Orinoco and Amazon River Basins, in Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Suriname, and Guyana.(See video of pink river dolphins.) Photograph courtesy François Xavier Pelletier, WWF-Canon Yangtze River Dolphin Photographed in 1988 in captivity at the Institute of Hydrobiology in Wuhan, China, this male Yangtze River dolphin, or baiji, may have been the last of its kind. The species was officially declared extinct in 2007.The marine mammal could not compete with a barrage of threats that included rapid development along the Yangtze River Basin, increased pollution, fishing practices that hooked and electrified the species, shipping traffic, and altered river flows due to dams and sluice gates. Photograph by Mark Carwardine, Photolibrary Related Stories Water Wars Threaten America's Most Endangered Rivers This River Kills Everything That Falls Into It Expedition Launched to Save Africa's Largest Wetland


text:
This topic is archived and can not be replied to any more.
|Why Is Bush To Blame? posted Thu Sep 15 2005 05:30:14 by Usnseallt82
|Is Man To Blame For Global Warming? posted Thu Jan 27 2005 19:02:15 by Imonti
|Africa....is Europe To Blame? posted Thu Jun 27 2002 15:11:25 by Jm-airbus320
|Fuel Prices, America Is To Blame posted Thu Oct 20 2005 02:06:26 by Airlinerfreak
|This Is To Blame For Non-productive Workers. posted Wed Jan 28 2004 04:55:30 by Sleekjet
|Brits Believe Bush Is A Danger To World Peace posted Fri Nov 3 2006 08:07:13 by Cosec59
|So What Is There To Do In MCO Other Than Disney? posted Thu Aug 17 2006 22:38:19 by Lnglive1011yyz
|Who's To Blame For Gas Prices? You Know Who posted Tue Aug 1 2006 00:48:19 by A332
|British Passport: The Price Is Rising To £66 posted Wed Jul 26 2006 11:24:55 by BradWray
|Caution, This Is Going To Be A Wierd One posted Wed Jul 19 2006 10:17:35 by HPLASOps