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Done.

In Egypt scuba diving.

Remmie Karl_b Declan

I can recommend Maradona's book highly, thought it was great. Some great stories in there. I also recommend Fields of Glory, Paths of Gold - The History of European Football by Kevin Connolly and Rab Williams.

Okay. Doni - Sampdoria - Francesco Antonioli - Roma - Batistuta - Inter - Cannavaro - Real Madrid - Dudek - Liverpool - Bellamy - Blackburn - Robbie Savage - Leicester - Claridge. Massimo Oddo.

Wernbloom - AZ Alkmaar - Marcellis - PSV Eindhoven - Zenden - Sunderland - Carlos Edwards - Wolves - Claridge. Alessandro Rosina

Oliveira - Real Betis - Joaquin - Valencia - Aurelio - Liverpool - Whitbread - Millwall - Claridge. Jan Tomaszewski.

Sacchi - Milan - Kaladze - Dynamo Kiev - Rebrov - West Ham - Hislop - Portsmouth - Claridge. Ernst Happel

Ochoa - Club America - Claudio Lopez - Lazio - Behrami - West Ham - Piquionne - Portsmouth - Claridge Selakovic - Heerenveen - Afonso Alves - Middlesbrough - Southgate - Palace - Claridge Rustu Recber

Crooks - Tottenham - Defoe - Portsmouth - Claridge Kevin Kuranyi

Edmilson - Palmeiras - Cavalieri - Liverpool - Spearing - Leicester - Claridge Charlie Adam

Signori - Lazio - Di Canio - West Ham - Carlton Cole - Wolves - Claridge Vagner Love

Demba Ba - Hoffenheim - Vedad Ibisevic - Paris Saint Germain - Ronaldinho - Barcelona - Deco - Chelsea - Lassana Diarra - Portsmouth - Claridge Rogerio Ceni

Munich, Krakow and Budapest are all great places like. I'd definitely highly recommend all of them.

Been in Lviv the last three days and have had an absolute ball. Currently in Krakow where we're gonna be till Wednesday. Boss trip so far, everything's dirt cheap and the birds are all absolutely stunning. Sound.

http://http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/science_and_environment/10404251.stm A cat that had its back feet severed by a combine harvester has been given two prosthetic limbs in a pioneering operation by a UK vet. The new feet are custom-made implants that "peg" the ankle to the foot. They are bioengineered to mimic the way deer antler bone grows through the skin. The operation - a world first - was carried out by Noel Fitzpatrick, a veterinary surgeon based in Surrey. His work is explored in a BBC documentary called The Bionic Vet. The cat, named Oscar, was referred to Mr Fitzpatrick by his local vet in Jersey, following the accident last October. Oscar was struck by the combine harvester whilst dozing in the sun. The prosthetic pegs, called intraosseous transcutaneous amputation prosthetics (Itaps) were developed by a team from University College London led by Professor Gordon Blunn, who is head of UCL's Centre for Biomedical Engineering. Professor Blunn and his team have worked in partnership with Mr Fitzpatrick to develop these weight-bearing implants, combining engineering mechanics with biology. Mr Fitzpatrick explained: "The real revolution with Oscar is [that] we have put a piece of metal and a flange into which skin grows into an extremely tight bone." "We have managed to get the bone and skin to grow into the implant and we have developed an 'exoprosthesis' that allows this implant to work as a see-saw on the bottom of an animal's limbs to give him effectively normal gait." Professor Blunn told BBC News the idea was initially developed for patients with amputations who have a "stump socket". "This means they fix their artifical limb with a sock, which fits over the stump. In a lot of cases this is sucessful, but you [often] get rubbing and pressure sores." The Itap technology is being tested in humans and has already been used to create a prosthetic for a woman who lost her arm in the July 2005 London bombings. "The intriguing thing with Oscar was that he had two implants - one in each back leg, and in quite an unusual site," Professor Blunn told BBC News. He said that the success of this operation showed the potential of the technology. "Noel has some brilliant ideas," he added. "And we're continuing to work closely with him to develop new technologies."

Italy and Switzerland.

WC Premiership top Goalscorer; Torres WC Overall top goal scorer; Torres Highest scoring team; Argentina Top African Team : Ivory Coast Top European Team; Spain Top Concacaf Team; Mexico Top South American Team; Argentina World cup winner; Argentina Biggest Flop; France/Portugal

Robbie Truro.

Have you tried Free cheap flight comparison - Skyscanner USA - Your flight search starts here!? Just put in Liverpool as departure airport and the dates you're looking at going. It's pretty good for giving an overview of where you can get to on a certain weekend.

I'd be well up for this. Still room left?

The likely reason its more expensive is because there's more letters/numbers in "Justice for the 96" than there is in "Gerrard 8". Its not the club ramping up the price of the shirt because of its Hillsborough reference, its just that the club charges for name and numbering by the letter. Still blatant profiteering over the death of 96 people by having the shirt on display though.

Your best bet is probably to get the train from Hamilton Square, its only about ten minutes from there to Liverpool Central. Trains from there are very frequent as well, so you should be sound for getting there in time.

Gavin from fucking autoglass.

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