Name:

Chris

Date:

30 Jan 2003

Time:

14:20:33

Comments

Interesting site design, I generally like left hand navigation, but it works well here on the RHS.

Name:

johnnyjota

Date:

31 Jan 2003

Time:

09:49:55

Comments

superb site, glad to discover you. looking forward to coming back, need more time to see everything. back on the Norton trail myself after going off on many tangents. cant wait to be on a Norton. Regards johnnyjota

Name:

Herb Mann

Date:

04 Feb 2003

Time:

14:41:49

Comments

I enjoyed your site. This is the first time I've visited it and I must say I was surprised to see a picture of Dave and I at the Montana state line. Dave must have sent it to you. He certainly did a good job of parking his Norton so that my old BMW and sidecar are completely hidden from view. Herb Mann, Petaluma, CA

Name:

Jerry

Date:

04 Feb 2003

Time:

20:12:49

Comments

Herb, Send me a photo of your BMW and I will post it for you. Howz the Norton Coming along. send photos of that too, Take care- Jerry

Name:

Anders Nilsson

Date:

05 Feb 2003

Time:

02:14:16

Comments

Great site one of the best I have seen.. Anders Sweden

Name:

Don Taylor

Date:

10 Feb 2003

Time:

16:34:43

Comments

Hi from Maui. I was talking to Dad they say hi from san Clemente. Talk to you soon dtaylor@mauirealtyco.com

Name:

robert doe

Date:

11 Feb 2003

Time:

07:12:15

Comments

i like your site "SONNY JIM" the time here is 15.10 the 11 feb 2003, and raining !!! speak with you soon.

Name:

Brien Morrison

Date:

16 Feb 2003

Time:

16:43:19

Comments

Terrific site Just wanted to know if you or someone out there had the paint code numbers for the factory yellow

Name:

Cathy Searle

Date:

18 Feb 2003

Time:

01:23:18

Comments

G'day, love u, great site bro.

Name:

Patrick Yeaton

Date:

20 Feb 2003

Time:

06:13:14

Comments

great site, full of info! Would anyone know of how to verify the numbers on a Gus Kuhn norton.

Name:

Brien Morrison

Date:

20 Feb 2003

Time:

17:11:22

Comments

Thanks for the help on the Norton colours (That's how we spell it in Canada) Just a note, four to six more weeks of freezing weather add or subtract one so all the salt is off the roads and presto back on the Norton its no wonder our bikes last forever...

Name:

Robert doe

Date:

25 Feb 2003

Time:

07:56:48

Comments

A quick visit to your site.Iam improving all the time !!! Any way, I do find your site interesting. I note catherine has been on, so if she sees this she will be surprised !!!

Name:

Mark Young

Date:

27 Feb 2003

Time:

22:03:47

Comments

Just some enquirys to see if anyone has any info re norton 1971 commando x norton racing team ,my bike has sidecar mounts and I understand it was used buy the mechanics at Silverston to take the gear to any nortons that broke down whilst racing,any info contact blakcat@clearnet.co.nz

Name:

John Dorroh

Date:

03 Mar 2003

Time:

13:00:39

Comments

My 1972 Norton is still in the garage in need of restoring. I am still teryi8ng to figure out who would be best to do this. Your web site is fabulous! Any ideas for my Norton? jd.ais@cox.net

Name:

Ed Ostack

Date:

05 Mar 2003

Time:

06:32:12

Comments

Jerry, your website is a class act and a real treat for Norton lovers. Thanks for sharing your passion and talent with the rest of us. Ed

Name:

wally

Date:

08 Mar 2003

Time:

19:01:24

Comments

alright im chris im 19 (possibly the youngest norton rider ever!)just like to say great site keep it up!

Name:

Ron Gilbert

Date:

09 Mar 2003

Time:

16:35:02

Comments

Like your Commando Site. I own a 71 750 Roadster that i brought brand new back in 1972. Off the road for 14 years, restored back to original condition and since travelled 24000 miles.

Name:

Rick Bower

Date:

12 Mar 2003

Time:

19:46:24

Comments

From APS. Good job Jerry doe. Can't wait untill ours is up and running.

Name:

karla

Date:

31 Mar 2003

Time:

18:19:30

Comments

Great Site. Am just getting into the restoration of a '68 Commando Fastback. Any suggestions are welcome.

Name:

Mark

Date:

02 Apr 2003

Time:

11:46:19

Comments

I wish I still had mine!

Name:

Cathy Searle

Date:

05 Apr 2003

Time:

17:29:43

Comments

Site is looking great. Hello Dad!!! welcome to the age of technology. You must get an email set up so I can send lots of photos. Bike looks brilliant. Hi to everyone. Sis xxx

Name:

Dean Stoneburner

Date:

08 Apr 2003

Time:

17:03:24

Comments

Hey Jerry, what's up? It's been a while. Good riding weather coming...

Name:

JADWIGA DOE

Date:

10 Apr 2003

Time:

07:44:46

Comments

Jerremy, I like your picture of your bike.Father also likes it. Speak to you soon. love R&A.

Name:

Tim

Date:

15 Apr 2003

Time:

08:51:24

Comments

My ex-wife sold my 69 750 fastback for $350 I hope this sight is good.

Name:

Jerry

Date:

15 Apr 2003

Time:

22:05:31

Comments

Bummer!!!!!

Name:

kevin o`neill

Date:

18 Apr 2003

Time:

16:54:59

Comments

i miss my old 750, it was my very first bike in 1975 it was a 71. that bike could go around turns on it`s rimes it seemed . i will own another one one day,

Name:

Hector Patino

Date:

20 Apr 2003

Time:

07:35:35

Comments

Love your site, it's the best. Thanks to everyone for all their feedback. The vibration demons have been driven from my 74 850 commando. Have a safe ride.

Name:

Michael Davies

Date:

21 Apr 2003

Time:

14:24:10

Comments

Well done, your site is well detailed. md@ottawahyundai.com I have a 1975 850 mk 111 electric start that I have just pulled out of my storage and am about to tweak her up and put on the road. Since the snow just left I am excited. Cheers. I will send you a photo of before and after .

Name:

tom storie

Date:

23 Apr 2003

Time:

19:09:48

Comments

Great web site,the YELLOW Norton Commando in the pics of Dec. 02 is mine, I just found this site, I have made some changes since last Dec. I'll send you a new photo and info later. Thanks Tom

Name:

Jerry

Date:

24 Apr 2003

Time:

19:49:29

Comments

Great! Thanks Tom, I cant wait to post them!

Name:

Nestor

Date:

26 Apr 2003

Time:

02:27:35

Comments

Great site I owned a Commando Mk3 for about 25 years. Since, I got some modern bikes and actualy I own a new Triumph Bonny....but my prefered one used to be the Norton. I am still regretting I've sold the bike (because of an handicap). Go on with Your site. Congratulations.

Name:

Steen Andersen

Date:

01 May 2003

Time:

13:38:39

Comments

You have a very good-looking Norton! Especially the seat suit your Norton very well. Where can I buy a seat like this? I have a yellow Norton Roadster 750 bought in 1973 as a new one. I live in Denmark. Please send a word about the seat to: steenmalling@post.tele.dk

Name:

dynodave

Date:

08 May 2003

Time:

11:17:05

Comments

enjoyed your site. saw my clutch article link listed on your "links" page. feel free to reference my whole site http://www.gis.net/~dynodave also our regional club Northern New England Norton Owners http://www.nneno.org Dave Comeau

Name:

tom

Date:

10 May 2003

Time:

14:38:45

Comments

Nice pictures of "Ole Yeller" Thanks Jerry........ TOM

Name:

Karla Williams

Date:

18 May 2003

Time:

07:51:47

Comments

That Norton Commando (green) that you have a picture is a twin for the one I am rebuilding

Name:

Chris Wright

Date:

18 May 2003

Time:

07:54:32

Comments

I have a 1972 Combat. Loved your site, and I now have it bookmarked. I will send photos of my bike for you to post, Thanks

Name:

m.c.gentry

Date:

23 May 2003

Time:

15:28:25

Comments

Cool site, Picking up my first Snortin' today [72 750 of unknown model] i'll be in touch, (no salt in CALIFORNIA)!!!

Name:

Jerry

Date:

23 May 2003

Time:

17:28:39

Comments

I bet you are excited! Go to the forum and let us know how it goes. Send me photos as well so I can post em for you, Jerry

Name:

tom storie

Date:

04 Jun 2003

Time:

17:15:28

Comments

Jerry, did you ever post a list of upcomming rides or events? Thanks TOM

Name:

Jack

Date:

06 Jun 2003

Time:

00:38:49

Comments

Aloha from Hawaii, No Nortons over here that I am aware of, but I am seeking a 750 Commando(willing to restore). Come to Kona, rent a bike, and ride in paradise. It's awesome. Aloha and Ride Smart, Dr. J

Name:

Debbi Cunningham

Date:

14 Jun 2003

Time:

07:38:35

Comments

Great site, always loved Nortons, enjoyed your pictures, cheers, debz

Name:

Ben

Date:

15 Jun 2003

Time:

00:57:53

Comments

Quite a good site with a lots of good info. Keep up the good work.

Name:

Ben

Date:

15 Jun 2003

Time:

00:57:55

Comments

Quite a good site with a lots of good info. Keep up the good work.

Name:

Josh

Date:

16 Jun 2003

Time:

11:22:57

Comments

Question? To anyone What would happen if i start a my norton up, but there is a piece of plastic(Straw from pistion cleaner can) in the motor. P.S I know it sounds stupid, but i'm just starting off riding bikes. Please send info to jtaranczuk@hotmail.com Thank you

Name:

Paula and Oliver

Date:

17 Jun 2003

Time:

17:19:05

Comments

Hi Jerry, we enjoyed visiting your site very much! Thank you for all the usefull links, they will help us to rebuild our '72 Commando 750. Greetings from Germany, Paula and Oliver www.paula-oliver.de

Name:

Rog

Date:

06 Jul 2003

Time:

18:19:19

Comments

Anyone know what happened to my old red 850 roadster HLM39N ? Two years on 'Pony Express' deliveries round London & environs then she went - where ? Rog

Name:

Rog

Date:

06 Jul 2003

Time:

18:19:21

Comments

Anyone know what happened to my old red 850 roadster HLM39N ? Two years on 'Pony Express' deliveries round London & environs then she went - where ? Rog

Name:

John Favill

Date:

07 Jul 2003

Time:

12:20:26

Comments

As one of the original design team on the Commando, remaining with the company until the finish, I congratulate you on your presentation and content plus some nice photographs of some well loved machinery. I am sure to visit again when I want a nostalgia fix.

Name:

Jerry

Date:

08 Jul 2003

Time:

08:24:20

Comments

Thank You!

Name:

Robert Doe

Date:

11 Jul 2003

Time:

05:05:50

Comments

I like this site very much, it is the best which I have found on the computer. I now know some of your antics with the police!! If I had known at the time I do not know what I would have done,-probably gone spare mad!! Anyway congratulations on the site. Best wishes, Father.

Name:

J.Slade

Date:

16 Aug 2003

Time:

19:35:13

Comments

G'Day an what a Great Site you have.Its good to see other Norton owners.I own a 1970 Roadster/combat my self,also have a 1968 650 Spitefire.I also a have some parts for sale:old victor 440 engine/frame&misc.,650 BSA engine,frame,misc. E-mail shamansade@netscape.net

Name:

andre v ekeris

Date:

19 Aug 2003

Time:

15:45:02

Comments

I own a 1972 combat,runs well,all origanal.Set valves to spec but now hear valve noise over exaust.Well do not want piston and valve to meet so the noise is O.K.I also have 1967 triump bonneville the hands start to numb after 50 miles so my favort is the commando,at least 100 miles before my hands go numb.Also restoring a 1966 650 BSA.

Name:

andre ve

Date:

19 Aug 2003

Time:

20:31:33

Comments

hi again little note about keeping exaust pipies like new before installing take paint that resist heat up to 1500 degree's,like barbaque paint.pour into pipe then pour out do this 9 times,each time letting it dry.1000 miles pipes still crome.

Name:

andre ve

Date:

19 Aug 2003

Time:

20:31:34

Comments

hi again little note about keeping exaust pipies like new before installing take paint that resist heat up to 1500 degree's,like barbaque paint.pour into pipe then pour out do this 9 times,each time letting it dry.1000 miles pipes still crome.

Name:

Andreve

Date:

29 Aug 2003

Time:

17:47:56

Comments

Today in Florida running lights are a must.But the magnet is getting weak so two friends and myself each tried a remedy one tried with a 22watt haogen, plenty of light but no high beam just low,the next friend said why not increase the park light.So we found that a 6watt halogen was perfet (the police finaly did not stop us.)So taking the pulp out drilling out the glue ,cut one pole in half then solding a wire on it ana bending the other wire to go throw a tiny hole you drilled throw the center filling with epoxy then soldering the end back, makes for a great day time run ning light. Not getting stopped any more on my 72 combat.

Name:

Nightcrawler

Date:

03 Sep 2003

Time:

17:02:04

Comments

from Houston Texas, very nice page indeed! My dad is rebuilding a 500 cc Triumph Daytona in our garage and im shoping for a Norton 750 Commanda. They are very rare araound here so ill be lucky if I find one for under 2,000. 21 and just got my motorcycle license.

Name:

The Lone Guard

Date:

09 Sep 2003

Time:

10:42:03

Comments

Awesome site! First time here and I love the layout and "loads" of information. Keep up the good work! -John

Name:

Bruce Wade

Date:

09 Sep 2003

Time:

11:01:42

Comments

Hi Jerry - John just hooked me up with you site. This is great! I still need to check most of it out just just wanted to thank you for developing this great site. I love your bike!

Name:

einar oedegaard

Date:

10 Sep 2003

Time:

15:25:51

Comments

nice site. nice bikes. Fastback LR owner sited in norway

Name:

Paul Durose

Date:

12 Sep 2003

Time:

22:07:11

Comments

Great website dedicated to the one of the coolest bikes of all time!

Name:

Roger Ethier

Date:

14 Sep 2003

Time:

13:42:38

Comments

Hi I have enjoyed visiting your site I have a 69 750 roadster with an 850 crank that I have recently brought out of moth balls its been collecting dust since 1987 I orginally purchased this bike in 1981 for 1200cdn. I am not sure why it took me so long to get it up and running but now that it is I can't get enough.There is one difference that I have always noticed on this bike than any others I have looked at is the location of the contact breaker arrangement.Mine is not on the right front side of the timing cover but on the left side and at the back have you ever seen this set up? Anyway thanks for the look an excellent site I will be back Roger.

Name:

nathan nennig

Date:

16 Sep 2003

Time:

17:08:07

Comments

I've got a 1972 750cc commando w/combat engine It needs some work. Engine rebuilt runs great but not finished. If anyone reads this and could either tell me what is might be worth or give me an offer I might be inclined to sell it. My father bought it right out of the factory in 1971.

Name:

nathan nennig

Date:

16 Sep 2003

Time:

17:09:52

Comments

my e-mail address is nathannennig@hotmail.com

Name:

Vince

Date:

17 Sep 2003

Time:

19:58:47

Comments

I think i am in love.... Been lloking at getting an old Guzzi, but damn, these commandos are really nice to look at. Great site, not much out there ya know. if harley sound like: patatoe, patatoe, patateo and Guzzi sounds like: canoli, canoli, canoli what do Nortons sound like? crumpet, crumpet, crumpet

Name:

peter soelberg.dk

Date:

29 Sep 2003

Time:

03:50:04

Comments

i think you have a great site

Name:

paul lawrence

Date:

04 Oct 2003

Time:

09:33:50

Comments

nice to see the old beasts again, ,I was a teenager in the 70's and, several ex police 850's which I rebuilt as cafe racers. Also had a Trident. Now I'm in the Cayman Islands with no where to ride , just have a NX650 for a hack. Great site!!!

Name:

Carlo D'Angelo

Date:

04 Oct 2003

Time:

19:27:22

Comments

Very much enjoyed the visit,so much so that I'm going to restore another Commando when I finish the current one.

Name:

frontier964@yahoo.com

Date:

01 Nov 2003

Time:

21:01:16

Comments

What a great Web Page. Nortons are absolutely beautiful. I knew a guy who had one in Germany when I was stationed there from 85-88. That bike I believe was a 850 Commando. All I know was is that bike gave my suped-up Suzuki GS1150 ESE.....a run for its money!!!! That bike was greased lightning....and gorgeous. Keep up the good work.

Name:

Ville

Date:

05 Nov 2003

Time:

06:21:57

Comments

I like your site very much and I hope I could buy a Norton Commando someday. Ville from Finland

Name:

Russ Evans

Date:

05 Nov 2003

Time:

14:42:50

Comments

Greetings from the UK.Most excellent site for the finest bike I ever rode...my 850MK 2A..HOL 799 N.Black/gold and spotless!Sold her 26 years ago to get married.Is she still running I wonder?Still riding,well, cant help it can we!No bike before or since could corner like the commando even with skinny Avon Roadrunners..remember those?Great site and well done.

Name:

rog@altonian.co.uk

Date:

08 Nov 2003

Time:

15:54:04

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If anybody knows the whereabouts of 1975 850 Commando HLM35N please let me know at the above address - Surely she must still be out there ? ta Rog

Name:

Sam

Date:

19 Nov 2003

Time:

16:46:13

Comments

Great site Jerry; nice recent updates. I would like to post in the forum, but could not get registration to work. Any ideas? sharris@sanjuan.edu

Name:

Thore

Date:

27 Nov 2003

Time:

05:32:43

Comments

Great site. Looking at all those pictures from sunny California makes me real envious. Here in Norway you need a lot of determination (and clothes) to go riding right now. BTW - the bike you are wondering about in the BSA-03 collage is not a Rudge but a Brough Superior. I would guess a 1935-36 model SS 100.

Name:

Jan Grønningsæter

Date:

28 Nov 2003

Time:

09:06:46

Comments

Very interesting indeed - I have exactly the same type myself. - 80% anyway. I'm hunting for direction lights and a couple of other things (speedometer in km/h amongst other for norwegian conditions). You have a very attractive object - good picture (I take it as wallpaper). best regards jan g

Name:

Reg Ellis from oz

Date:

24 Dec 2003

Time:

02:59:18

Comments

Very Impressive web site for the Norton Fans :)

Name:

michel

Date:

08 Jan 2004

Time:

06:05:46

Comments

il y a les photos, la couleur, et en plus le son. bientot le vent de la vitesse. bravo parfait.

Name:

Robert Doe

Date:

08 Jan 2004

Time:

09:25:34

Comments

Dear Jeremy. Just having a quick look at your site which I still think is one of, or ifnot the best of its type which ihave visited -- well done Cheers.

Name:

jon knoop

Date:

10 Jan 2004

Time:

13:44:12

Comments

Hey guys! Happy new year. Great web site! Doris I placed a small order with Joe today and gave him my new address down in the Big Apple. I brought the commando with me but put the P11 upstate. Speaking of P11's I did not see any on your site, I guess I better do something about that. My email is jon.knoop@verizonmail.com......best reguards...Jon

Name:

Roy Ramsbottom

Date:

15 Jan 2004

Time:

02:47:10

Comments

Hi I toured Australia on a Silver Norton Commando Mk3 In 1976 and again in 1982/3 the 2 trips covered 33,000 miles. Is this of any interest to you? Thanks Roy

Name:

Jerry

Date:

16 Jan 2004

Time:

08:48:38

Comments

Hi Roy, Send me some photos and your story, so I can publish it!

Name:

jim denton

Date:

20 Jan 2004

Time:

09:57:34

Comments

Have been viewing your web site for over a year and am proud to announce (Yippeee!) I can now visit as the proud owner of a 1975 Norton Interstate!!!!! Can't wait to pick this little girl up and take her home----Lord please let the weather break and warmup just a bit! Need to find out what the Norton color codes are for that year---always was impressed with how great lookin' your bikes are! JD

Name:

Louis Wibberley

Date:

23 Jan 2004

Time:

00:35:53

Comments

Really nice machine, and great site. Many thanks.

Name:

John Higgins

Date:

24 Jan 2004

Time:

17:51:39

Comments

Excellent site and technical information and articles. Beautiful bikes and photos. Thanks for the great resource. A buddy of mine had a 73 Commando when I was in high school back in Minnesota during the mid 70's. He was kind enough to let me borrow it occassion and have lusted for one ever since. Almost 30 years later, I found the bike of my dreams in San Francisco at Darwin Motors. A 75 Roadster with only 5K miles on it. The only change we made was to put reverse cone pipes on her due to alot of corrision on the original black caps. Had it shipped to my home here in NC...and she runs like the dream that only the Commando can offer. Thanks again for this great website and community.

Name:

stu

Date:

19 Feb 2004

Time:

02:12:22

Comments

great site,just love your roadster with that corbin seat ,regards stu fastback rider NEW ZEALAND.

Name:

Dave Deweese

Date:

12 Mar 2004

Time:

11:10:47

Comments

Big Big Jerr!!!

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lawson of ottawa canada

Date:

12 Mar 2004

Time:

19:53:40

Comments

swell couple of bikes you have.only hope when i finish my 73commando it looksand runs aswell.i have been 135 mph on the bike i recently purchased back in 1982-3.keep on rockin

Name:

Stephen Procter

Date:

19 Mar 2004

Time:

14:09:15

Comments

A great site, well done. My Commando is still in England, but this had made me want to bring it over to the US for the summer.

Name:

Chris Parkinson

Date:

19 Mar 2004

Time:

20:59:28

Comments

Great site. I am about to begin a "journey" on a Commando that I should have started 27 years ago! Can't wait!!!!

Name:

jan gunnar grønningsæter

Date:

06 Apr 2004

Time:

06:02:17

Comments

it's a pleasure to look at your norton 850. - i have a n. project myself. like yours, but red ('73). good to get some inspiration. jangg - norway

Name:

Bruce Chessell

Date:

10 Apr 2004

Time:

19:55:51

Comments

great web site. I visit it often .Thanks for giving my site a link. Cheers Bruce

Name:

Don O'Reilly

Date:

23 Apr 2004

Time:

23:20:00

Comments

Aloha from Hawaii... proud owner of a '72 Commando here-great site!

Name:

Bill Edwards

Date:

28 Apr 2004

Time:

14:41:56

Comments

Great site glad I found it,I'm in the middle of rebuilding my 850MK3,(for the 3rd time,77000 miles) I lost the timing side main bearing a year ago. Simi Valley CA 74 T150v trident,75 850 Commando,76BMW R90s,77 Ducati 900 GTS,2002 Triumph Sprint ST.

Name:

Jerry

Date:

06 May 2004

Time:

11:17:00

Comments

Bill, I bought an ST about 3 weeks ago. Thats how come this site is not getting updated lately. What a great bike! Jerry

Name:

Ralph

Date:

06 Jun 2004

Time:

07:00:29

Comments

Nicely done

Name:

Stefan Dobrostanski

Date:

16 Jun 2004

Time:

15:03:19

Comments

Good to see some of the old iron still shaking the ground. We have a pair of N 15 CSR cafe racers here in Gibsons landing Canada. Hope to see ya on the road down under in a year.

Name:

Mike Kittle

Date:

23 Jun 2004

Time:

16:57:58

Comments

Great site, lot's of good info... Thanks! :)

Name:

Rick MacPherson

Date:

05 Jul 2004

Time:

10:30:19

Comments

I am glad I found this site and what a site. Bravo! Just finishing a 1979 T-140D. The owner hated the alloy wheels and two into one exhaust pipes. Now sports spoked wheels and two exhaust pipes with cigar mufflers late 60's style. Weather here this past week end has been best described as Monsoon Weather! Oh well, better days ahead. Rick MacPherson, alias b25bsaboy Calgary, AB

Name:

Gianni

Date:

07 Jul 2004

Time:

10:58:25

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Ciao,bella moto.

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23 Dec 2006

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23 Dec 2006

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10:22:40

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23 Dec 2006

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24 Dec 2006

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09:33:37

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24 Dec 2006

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18:36:04

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25 Dec 2006

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25 Dec 2006

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07:39:37

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26 Dec 2006

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14:33:12

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27 Dec 2006

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06:23:34

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27 Dec 2006

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18:59:06

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28 Dec 2006

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08:39:38

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29 Dec 2006

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08:21:09

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30 Dec 2006

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23:16:58

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01 Jan 2007

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05:56:11

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02 Jan 2007

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05:00:05

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05 Jan 2007

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21:06:09

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06 Jan 2007

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08:57:32

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07 Jan 2007

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21:22:29

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09 Jan 2007

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10:32:51

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09 Jan 2007

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17:35:26

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10 Jan 2007

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18:28:34

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12 Jan 2007

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20:48:09

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13 Jan 2007

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18:44:50

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14 Jan 2007

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03:46:05

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14 Jan 2007

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12:39:28

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18 Jan 2007

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00:08:11

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18 Jan 2007

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17:39:59

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19 Jan 2007

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05:08:15

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19 Jan 2007

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20:01:12

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20 Jan 2007

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12:19:00

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21 Jan 2007

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07:23:49

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24 Jan 2007

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12:30:24

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28 Jan 2007

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13:38:10

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04 Feb 2007

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00:35:30

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09 Feb 2007

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17:45:56

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12 Feb 2007

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12:23:59

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14 Feb 2007

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20:33:38

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02 Mar 2007

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20:23:32

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04 Mar 2007

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04:45:13

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25 Mar 2007

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09:12:30

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26 Mar 2007

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22:17:49

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28 Mar 2007

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11:06:16

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29 Mar 2007

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16:16:42

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30 Mar 2007

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17:37:20

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31 Mar 2007

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01 Apr 2007

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13:33:00

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05 Apr 2007

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02:46:24

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07 Apr 2007

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09 Apr 2007

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03:29:25

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18 Apr 2007

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14:57:09

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20 Apr 2007

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12:15:01

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25 Apr 2007

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09:14:25

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27 Apr 2007

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07:19:55

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05 Oct 2007

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