September 2001 - cypherpunks-legacy

THREE MORE DAYS ONLY! Free links & seats Manuf Prod/Cntl Software $1,495!
by jbsptrsft88＠yahoo.com 25 Sep '01

25 Sep '01

(ESP925) THE CHANCE TO SAVE $2,000.00 ON JOB MASTER PRODUCTION AND CONTROL SOFTWARE ENDS IN THREE DAYS. Until 5:00 PM PST September 28, Job Master, normally $2,495.00, is not only on sale for $1,495.00, but if we receive your order by the end of our working day Friday, September 28, you'll also receive two user licenses and a link to either Peach Tree, QuickBooks or Excel at no charge, AN ADDITIONAL THOUSAND DOLLAR SAVINGS. THIS OFFER WILL NOT BE EXTENDED BEYOND THIS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. Right now, and for the next three days only, $1,495.00 buyS you Job Master, two seats, and a link to either Peach Tree, QuickBooks or Excel. Job Master retails for $2,495.00. Seats are $150.00 and links are $750.00 each. THIS IS A $3,500.00 VALUE FOR $1,495.00 IF YOU ORDER BY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. Job Master is designed specifically for small to medium sized manufacturers, and even at our regular price of $2,495.00 costs many thousands of dollars less than any other even remotely comparable software package. If you've been waiting to upgrade your production control and tracking software or to computerize your operation, now is the time. For the next week, $1,495.00 gets you everything-Job Master network version, two user licenses, and a link to your accounting program or to Excel. (To reply by E Mail to this message or be removed from our list, Please go to the bottom of this message for an E Mail link. Please do not respond to us by hitting the "Reply" button. Our phone number is also located at the bottom of this message.) Job Master, a complete, user friendly Windows based software package, can manage and control your operation from sales quote to shipment. Following is a list of features. If you have any questions, would like to discuss the package further, or if you would like to obtain our Web site address for a total walk through of the program, please call me directly at (661) 286-0041. By way of background, we are a software company, which for some years has specialized in the development of custom software, primarily for small to medium sized manufacturers. Job Master is a distillation of over a million and a half dollars of software we have developed to control and manage the production of our manufacturing clients. Job Master contains the following features: 1. QUOTATION MODULE. In this module, quotes are developed, modified, and produced for sending to your client. A history is kept of all quotes for future reference, or modification for other clients. All quotations and revisions are "auto numbered," including versions. The quotes section allows for the entry of parts/processes, and costing of each, including materials, labor, markup, and taxes. Inventory status can be accessed from this section for reference. 2. SALES ORDER. Once a quotation is accepted, the final quotation information can be transformed into a Sales Order for your client's signature on a "point and click" basis. The Sales Order can be modified and re issued if necessary. A history if kept of all Sales Orders for future reference, or modification for other clients. All sales orders and revisions are "auto numbered," including versions. Inventory status can be accessed from this section for reference. 3. CUSTOMER LETTERS can be created from the Quotation and Sales Order sections. 4. SHOP TRAVELER/WORK ORDER. Once a Sales Order is accepted, the sales order information can be transformed into a shop traveler/work order on a "point and click" basis. Each item on the Sales Order becomes a shop traveler/work order, with each step of production of the item then listed on the traveler/work order. Each such traveler/work order is tied back into the Sales Order. The shop traveler/work order allows for the entry of line items, and notes on each line item. The shop traveler/work order contains a "notes" section. The Shop traveler/work order allows for the storing or attachment of drawings to the traveler/work order. The shop traveler/work order also contains a "drop down," from which standard processes can be selected for inclusion on the shop traveler/work order. The shop traveler/work order numbers progress in order of production sequence, and re numbers them if new steps are added. The shop traveler/work order allows for change orders or revisions, and numbers changes in sequence of the original shop traveler/work order number; i.e., 100, 100-1, 100-2, etc. All shop traveler/work orders and related revisions are retained in memory for future reference. The shop traveler/work order is bar coded for tracking of production step by step, and production of ongoing client status reports. Bar coding includes the ability for an employee to "swipe" their own ID bar code for recording in the system as to who upgraded what step. The shop traveler/work order function also allows for manual update of production status. The shop traveler/work order allows for quality control sign off, and the final production of certifications, either from a "canned" list, or hand typed in on a case by case basis. 5. INVENTORY. The application includes an inventory section, which allows operations to check materials inventory in and out. The inventory section allows for the comparison of inventory received against a P.O., and produces an "overage/underage" report of inventory received as compared against the P.O. The inventory section allows for the setting of minimum (re-order now!) and maximum inventory amounts, and produces reports showing what inventory needs to be ordered, as well as inventory that is at or above the maximum set to have in house. The inventory section also tracks "partially shipped" orders, which are tied in to the shipping function. This section shows how much completed product under a particular order has been actually shipped to a client, and how much remains to be shipped. The balance is adjusted as shipments are made. 6. REQUEST FOR PURCHASE. The application allows operators to produce a Request For Purchase for accounting for any inventory items, which need to be ordered. Inventory items have a drop down of approved vendors for each item. 7. REQUEST FOR BID. The application allows operators to produce a Request For Bid for accounting to send to Vendors for any inventory items, which need to be ordered. Inventory items have a drop down of approved vendors for each item to which Requests For Bid can be sent. 8. INVOICE. The application produces an invoice/invoice detail for all completed items ready to be billed/shipped to clients. 9. PRODUCTION OUTPUT STATUS. The application produces a date range selectable report on how much product, and the value of the product, which was completed during a selected date range. The application also produces a report on how many orders, and the value of those orders, which remain to be completed during a selected date range. 10. The application produces SHIPPING DOCUMENTS as per selected shippers, and produces a PACKING SLIP. 11. The application has a "FIND" FUNCTION in selected sections, allowing for searches by customer name, work order number, etc. 12. The application has "AUTO FILL;" i.e., when an operator starts to type in a name, number, etc. all related information auto fills after the first few letters or numbers are typed in. Job Master is currently being sold in the marketplace for $2,495.00 per package. However, if we receive your order by September 28, your total price will be $1,495.00 INCLUDING a free link to either Peach Tree, QuickBooks or Excel (a $750.00 value) and two free seats (a $300.00 value). Again, if you have any questions at all, or would like to place your order, please call me on my direct line, (661) 286-0041. Thank you! Wayne McFarland Link It Software Corp. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- This message is sent in compliance of the new e-mail bill: SECTION 301. Per Section 301, Paragraph (a)(2)(C) of S. 1618. To REPLY or be REMOVED from this solicitated email list, please click on the E Mail address following this message and type "REMOVE" or "REPLY" in the subject line: jbsptrsft88(a)yahoo.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------

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FREE Tide Kick on its way!
by tidekick＠freesamples.com 25 Sep '01

25 Sep '01

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THREE MORE DAYS ONLY! Free links & seats Manuf Prod/Cntl Software $1,495!
by jbsptrsft88＠yahoo.com 25 Sep '01

25 Sep '01

(ESP925) THE CHANCE TO SAVE $2,000.00 ON JOB MASTER PRODUCTION AND CONTROL SOFTWARE ENDS IN THREE DAYS. Until 5:00 PM PST September 28, Job Master, normally $2,495.00, is not only on sale for $1,495.00, but if we receive your order by the end of our working day Friday, September 28, you'll also receive two user licenses and a link to either Peach Tree, QuickBooks or Excel at no charge, AN ADDITIONAL THOUSAND DOLLAR SAVINGS. THIS OFFER WILL NOT BE EXTENDED BEYOND THIS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. Right now, and for the next three days only, $1,495.00 buyS you Job Master, two seats, and a link to either Peach Tree, QuickBooks or Excel. Job Master retails for $2,495.00. Seats are $150.00 and links are $750.00 each. THIS IS A $3,500.00 VALUE FOR $1,495.00 IF YOU ORDER BY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. Job Master is designed specifically for small to medium sized manufacturers, and even at our regular price of $2,495.00 costs many thousands of dollars less than any other even remotely comparable software package. If you've been waiting to upgrade your production control and tracking software or to computerize your operation, now is the time. For the next week, $1,495.00 gets you everything-Job Master network version, two user licenses, and a link to your accounting program or to Excel. (To reply by E Mail to this message or be removed from our list, Please go to the bottom of this message for an E Mail link. Please do not respond to us by hitting the "Reply" button. Our phone number is also located at the bottom of this message.) Job Master, a complete, user friendly Windows based software package, can manage and control your operation from sales quote to shipment. Following is a list of features. If you have any questions, would like to discuss the package further, or if you would like to obtain our Web site address for a total walk through of the program, please call me directly at (661) 286-0041. By way of background, we are a software company, which for some years has specialized in the development of custom software, primarily for small to medium sized manufacturers. Job Master is a distillation of over a million and a half dollars of software we have developed to control and manage the production of our manufacturing clients. Job Master contains the following features: 1. QUOTATION MODULE. In this module, quotes are developed, modified, and produced for sending to your client. A history is kept of all quotes for future reference, or modification for other clients. All quotations and revisions are "auto numbered," including versions. The quotes section allows for the entry of parts/processes, and costing of each, including materials, labor, markup, and taxes. Inventory status can be accessed from this section for reference. 2. SALES ORDER. Once a quotation is accepted, the final quotation information can be transformed into a Sales Order for your client's signature on a "point and click" basis. The Sales Order can be modified and re issued if necessary. A history if kept of all Sales Orders for future reference, or modification for other clients. All sales orders and revisions are "auto numbered," including versions. Inventory status can be accessed from this section for reference. 3. CUSTOMER LETTERS can be created from the Quotation and Sales Order sections. 4. SHOP TRAVELER/WORK ORDER. Once a Sales Order is accepted, the sales order information can be transformed into a shop traveler/work order on a "point and click" basis. Each item on the Sales Order becomes a shop traveler/work order, with each step of production of the item then listed on the traveler/work order. Each such traveler/work order is tied back into the Sales Order. The shop traveler/work order allows for the entry of line items, and notes on each line item. The shop traveler/work order contains a "notes" section. The Shop traveler/work order allows for the storing or attachment of drawings to the traveler/work order. The shop traveler/work order also contains a "drop down," from which standard processes can be selected for inclusion on the shop traveler/work order. The shop traveler/work order numbers progress in order of production sequence, and re numbers them if new steps are added. The shop traveler/work order allows for change orders or revisions, and numbers changes in sequence of the original shop traveler/work order number; i.e., 100, 100-1, 100-2, etc. All shop traveler/work orders and related revisions are retained in memory for future reference. The shop traveler/work order is bar coded for tracking of production step by step, and production of ongoing client status reports. Bar coding includes the ability for an employee to "swipe" their own ID bar code for recording in the system as to who upgraded what step. The shop traveler/work order function also allows for manual update of production status. The shop traveler/work order allows for quality control sign off, and the final production of certifications, either from a "canned" list, or hand typed in on a case by case basis. 5. INVENTORY. The application includes an inventory section, which allows operations to check materials inventory in and out. The inventory section allows for the comparison of inventory received against a P.O., and produces an "overage/underage" report of inventory received as compared against the P.O. The inventory section allows for the setting of minimum (re-order now!) and maximum inventory amounts, and produces reports showing what inventory needs to be ordered, as well as inventory that is at or above the maximum set to have in house. The inventory section also tracks "partially shipped" orders, which are tied in to the shipping function. This section shows how much completed product under a particular order has been actually shipped to a client, and how much remains to be shipped. The balance is adjusted as shipments are made. 6. REQUEST FOR PURCHASE. The application allows operators to produce a Request For Purchase for accounting for any inventory items, which need to be ordered. Inventory items have a drop down of approved vendors for each item. 7. REQUEST FOR BID. The application allows operators to produce a Request For Bid for accounting to send to Vendors for any inventory items, which need to be ordered. Inventory items have a drop down of approved vendors for each item to which Requests For Bid can be sent. 8. INVOICE. The application produces an invoice/invoice detail for all completed items ready to be billed/shipped to clients. 9. PRODUCTION OUTPUT STATUS. The application produces a date range selectable report on how much product, and the value of the product, which was completed during a selected date range. The application also produces a report on how many orders, and the value of those orders, which remain to be completed during a selected date range. 10. The application produces SHIPPING DOCUMENTS as per selected shippers, and produces a PACKING SLIP. 11. The application has a "FIND" FUNCTION in selected sections, allowing for searches by customer name, work order number, etc. 12. The application has "AUTO FILL;" i.e., when an operator starts to type in a name, number, etc. all related information auto fills after the first few letters or numbers are typed in. Job Master is currently being sold in the marketplace for $2,495.00 per package. However, if we receive your order by September 28, your total price will be $1,495.00 INCLUDING a free link to either Peach Tree, QuickBooks or Excel (a $750.00 value) and two free seats (a $300.00 value). Again, if you have any questions at all, or would like to place your order, please call me on my direct line, (661) 286-0041. Thank you! Wayne McFarland Link It Software Corp. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- This message is sent in compliance of the new e-mail bill: SECTION 301. Per Section 301, Paragraph (a)(2)(C) of S. 1618. To REPLY or be REMOVED from this solicitated email list, please click on the E Mail address following this message and type "REMOVE" or "REPLY" in the subject line: jbsptrsft88(a)yahoo.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------

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Signed, anonymous...(was Re: Getting Bush...)
by auto301094＠hushmail.com 25 Sep '01

25 Sep '01

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Karsten wrote: >Might I ask what the purpose of utilizing hushmail, signing a message, >and not having publicly available keys, is? Among other reasons, mainly because it serves to make me feel a little more accountable for what I say here. People tend to act badly when they don't have anything at stake; it's just a symbolic 'good faith' gesture in that direction as a reminder to keep myself honest. "What's the matter with you that you need a reminder?" you might ask. Well, anyone with 1) ego issues 2) a rotten temper and 3) a mean streak (sound familiar...?) has to realize that adding a remailer to the mix makes for a potentially toxic combination. There's too much to lose, and these issues are just too important: if I came here to talk "to" people rather than "at" them, anything that helps me keep a civil tongue in my head is a huge plus. If I can't bring myself to discuss something rationally, I try to skip it. Would that more people did the same... It's the easiest thing in the world to hurl ad hominems at idiots you disagree with--in real life, much less behind a remailer!--but to make an exchange worth the time, you have to grow up and work a little harder than that. Otherwise, why waste your breath? You'd much be better off sitting around grousing and talking back to the TV set. How am I going to persuade anyone if I'm content to adopt the manner of a doddering old irrelevant kook? Ugh. A little common courtesy goes a long way: not quite there, but I'm working on it. I've been posting from cotse, but switched to my hushmail account since they announced they're shutting the free service down. I feel rather silly using a nickname these days, and anyway it's 100% pointless to assert continuity-of-identity from one psuedoanonymous account to another. Hope that answers your question... -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: Hush 2.0 wl8EARECAB8FAjuxBPcYHGF1dG8zMDEwOTRAaHVzaG1haWwuY29tAAoJEKadvsVlUK4P 1MUAniHerbZoGhbx4bakhg65qQSPCi7xAKC40RE1IeqHgt229Yrf9iZpz5MvVA== =D6Pq -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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Re: Clueless CATO Institute Thinks Ban On Knives A Good Thing
by mmotyka＠lsil.com 25 Sep '01

25 Sep '01

The ban is neither good nor bad, it's stooopid. When was the last time anyone was killed by a nail clipper? Have you ever lost a close relative to a keychain victorinox? Mike

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RE: Mind control: U.S. Measures May Incite Domestic Terror
by citizenQ 25 Sep '01

25 Sep '01

Shit I'm sorry, I left out the "irony smiley" again. >Citizen Q: > >> It's domestic terrorist extremist right wing supremecist group >> etc. who will be experience "fear and anger" over the new laws. > (Outraged Irony here) >> Not "normal" people. (Outraged Irony here) >>Does this mean anyone fearing and angered >> by the proposed new laws will be a terrorist? >> >> Auto - I hope you get a message back to your ranks that we're not >> going to stand for it and we're not all extremist right wing >> supremecist terrorists. Aimee I would have suspected you of enough intelligence to catch the subtlety of intent by simple addition: Subject Line + followon = ironic disgust at the propagandistic spin caliming that only right wing supremacist terrorists are outraged angered, fearful. Get it? BTW, I can't really tell what the fuck you're saying either. >I most strongly disagree. > >Solutions that provoke acts of domestic terrorism, rather than preventing >them -- are not "solutions," no? While these groups may not hold legitimate >opinions in the eyes of most Americans, they are legitimate threats. (I have >used some responsive commentary in here to make this point elsewhere.) > >In my opinion, some of these proposals not only "trade security for >privacy," (their words) they are going to "trade privacy for terrorism." I >think that's a bad deal for everybody.

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Clueless CATO Institute Thinks Ban On Knives A Good Thing
by Matthew Gaylor 25 Sep '01

25 Sep '01

[Note from Matthew Gaylor: I usually highly recommend the CATO Institute as they nearly always take a principled pro-freedom stand on the issues. Below is an exception. CATO's Ivan Eland writes that "The ban against sharp metal objects (i.e., knives) aboard aircraft is a good one." Making airline passengers an even more inviting target is not something that strikes me as smart idea let alone a pro-freedom market liberal ideal. In the early 1960s American airline passengers could carry firearms on their carry on luggage- A period that didn't see hijackings I might add. It was only after government regulation via the FAA that effectively emasculated personal defense from both the pilots and passengers have we seen in flight terrorism. If you're disappointed with CATO's position I suggest you contact CATO Executive VP David Boaz <dboaz(a)cato.org>. Or write or call the Cato Institute, 1000 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Washington D.C. 20001-5403, Phone (202) 842-0200, Fax (202) 842-3490] <http://www.cato.org/current/terrorism/pubs/eland-010920.html> Don't Give Bin Laden Total Victory by Ivan Eland <ieland(a)cato.org>, Director of Defense Policy Studies, Cato Institute The monstrous and despicable attacks on the Pentagon and World Trade Center have given the terrorists two victories. We must prevent them from gaining a third. The first victory-achieving mass casualties-was obtained with a nefarious, but deft, lightning strike that converted ordinary airliners into explosive, building-busting weapons. The second victory was achieved by inducing first panic, and then fear, into the American public through the publicity that the attacks received. The first two victories were wrought by the terrorists' own efforts but whether they achieve a third victory is up to us. As bad as the mass casualties and widespread fear were, the worst and most long lasting scar from the attacks could be an alteration of the American way of life. Politically, the United States is the freest nation on earth. Our citizens enjoy freedoms unmatched anywhere in the world. If the attacks result in the curtailment of American civil liberties in the name of increased security, the terrorists' triumph will be complete. Added airport security might be needed but the measures chosen should not be applied in a broad and draconian way to show that the U.S. government is "doing something" about the problem of terrorism. The government's tendency to overdo its response to crises is well known. For example, after the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center and the 1995 poison gas attack on the Tokyo subway, Congress passed the draconian Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996. That law reduced civil liberties but did not institute measures that would have prevented those types of attacks. Instead, any new airport security provisions adopted should specifically help address the threat. The ban against sharp metal objects (i.e., knives) aboard aircraft is a good one. The bans on electronic ticketing and curbside check-in seem to be an example of government measures that have only a tangential relationship to the problem of hijacking. The apparent justification for them is that terrorists might opt for other means of attack if hijacking with knives is denied to them. If that is the case, then maybe we should prohibit all air travel. Although the public's desire for increased security is understandable, security measures should not be so onerous that air travel becomes a nightmare. If the speed limit on the highways were reduced to 5 miles per hour, many lives could be saved but our society would grind to a halt (or at least slow down dramatically). In anything we do in life, we take some risk. Despite the heat of the moment, terrorist attacks and airplane hijackings are still rare occurrences. Terrorism is like water flowing in a stream-it follows the path of least resistance. Like moving water, which flows around rocks, logs and other obstacles, terrorists will change their tactics to move around defenses and attack the weakest point. Terrorism, perpetrated by loose associations of small shadowy groups, also is hard for intelligence agencies to detect and is therefore difficult to stop. We can only institute so many security measures to prevent terrorism before the burden to an open society is too great. Therefore, in the long-term, when the dust settles after the predictable and justifiable military response to this heinous act, we should ask ourselves why the United States is the target of almost 50 percent of the world's terrorism. That percentage is high for a nation that is half a world away from most of the world's conflicts, has no ongoing civil war, and has no hostile neighbors. We should also ask ourselves whether increased security or intelligence gathering would trash the civil liberties that make the United States unique and great. That would be the greatest victory for Bin Laden and probably the most long lasting tragedy for America. ### ************************************************************************** Subscribe to Freematt's Alerts: Pro-Individual Rights Issues Send a blank message to: freematt(a)coil.com with the words subscribe FA on the subject line. List is private and moderated (7-30 messages per week) Matthew Gaylor, (614) 313-5722 ICQ: 106212065 Archived at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fa/ **************************************************************************

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Re: Signed, anonymous...(was Re: Getting Bush...)
by Karsten M. Self 25 Sep '01

25 Sep '01

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 on Tue, Sep 25, 2001 at 12:40:14PM -0700, Meyer Wolfsheim (wolf(a)priori.net) wrote: > On Tue, 25 Sep 2001, Karsten M. Self wrote: > > > Might I ask what the purpose of utilizing hushmail, signing a message, > > and not having publicly available keys, is? > > Future verifiability? The thought crossed my mind. > It currently isn't possible to publish public Hushmail keys, or import > your own. > > > [demime 0.97c removed an attachment of type application/pgp-signature] > > Might I ask what the purpose of signing a message, and sending it to a > public list, in a format that causes list software to remove the signature > is? Someone got cluesticks for me WRT cypherpunks list protocol, and/or the cypherpunks listmanager WRT RFC 2015? - -- Karsten M. Self <kmself(a)ix.netcom.com> http://kmself.home.netcom.com/ What part of "Gestalt" don't you understand? Home of the brave http://gestalt-system.sourceforge.net/ Land of the free Free Dmitry! Boycott Adobe! Repeal the DMCA! http://www.freesklyarov.org Geek for Hire http://kmself.home.netcom.com/resume.html -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iD8DBQE7sOvvOEeIn1XyubARAmVFAJ91MLY+RZRBeDmuc6FIlEpnuYRwkgCfe34U tT5rsEpFnaxcRvGoJzoah24= =J9Yj -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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Re: Schneier on Stego, Dead Drops, bin Laden
by mmotyka＠lsil.com 25 Sep '01

25 Sep '01

Here are some excerpts : > It doesn't surprise me that terrorists are using this trick. The > very aspects of steganography that make it unsuitable for normal > corporate use make it ideally suited for terrorist use. Most > importantly, it can be used in an electronic dead drop. >... > Why can't businesses use this? The primary reason is that legitimate > businesses don't need dead drops. >... > Steganography is good way for terrorist cells to communicate, > and this ... > So, what's a counter-espionage agency to do? > > {chop} > If Bin Laden uses the same image to > transmit multiple messages, the NSA could notice that. Otherwise, > there's probably nothing the NSA can do. Dead drops, both real and > virtual, can't be prevented. > Am I wrong or does this article essentially say that stego is a tool for terrorists and that no legitimate enterprise has any use for it? The observation that there is probably nothing that anyone can do about it notwithstanding, this looks to me like a strong statement that stego is not a good thing. Whether stego has a 'legitimate business' use or not is irrelevant except as an argument for prohibiting it. The investment in stego detection is probably substantial and due to increase. Mike

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Lo que estabas esperando...
by MisProductos.com 25 Sep '01

25 Sep '01

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