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		<title>List of obsolete words</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[It may sound bizarre to have a list of obsolete words but it is very surprising to learn how many words of years gone by have been replaced and forgotten. Many of the words in the following list will spring to mind although some will seem like a foreign language to you because they may [...]]]></description>
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<p>It may sound bizarre to have a list of obsolete words but it is very surprising to learn how many words of years gone by have been replaced and forgotten. Many of the words in the following list will spring to mind although some will seem like a foreign language to you because they may have been used hundreds of years ago. However, language is a vital part of history and it is worth remembering how our ancestors used to live, what they used to do and they&#8217;re spoken language.<span id="more-338"></span></p>
<p>We will now take a look at a list of obsolete words from the UK that have been long forgotten: –</p>
<p><em><strong>An &#8211; Historical form of if<br />
Art &#8211; Present second-person singular form of the verb be. &#8220;Are&#8221;.<br />
Astonied &#8211; To stun, amaze, or astonish; astound or bewilder</p>
<p>Betwixt &#8211; Between<br />
Bilbo &#8211; Short sword<br />
Bobbish &#8211; Brisk, well<br />
Bouncable &#8211; A swagger<br />
Bridewell &#8211; Prison</p>
<p>Caddish &#8211; Wicked<br />
Cag-mag &#8211; Rotten meat<br />
Chalk Scores &#8211; Debts<br />
Coddleshell &#8211; Amendment to a legal will<br />
Coiner &#8211; Counterfeiter<br />
Connexion &#8211; Connection<br />
Costermonger &#8211; A greengrocer, seller of fruit and vegetables<br />
Cove &#8211; Chap<br />
Craze &#8211; To Shatter</p>
<p>Dost &#8211; Present second-person singular form of the verb do<br />
Doth &#8211; Present third-person singular form of the verb do<br />
Drab &#8211; A prostitute<br />
Dream &#8211; Joy<br />
Ducats &#8211; MOney</p>
<p>Eek, Eke &#8211; Also<br />
-est &#8211; suffix used to form the present second-person singular of regular verbs<br />
-eth &#8211; suffix used to form the present third-person singular of regular verbs</p>
<p>Fire A Rick &#8211; Burn a stack of hay in protest<br />
Forsooth! &#8211; Really!<br />
Fluey &#8211; Dusty</p>
<p>Grinder &#8211; A tutor who prepares students for examinations</p>
<p>Hast &#8211; Present second-person singular form of the verb have<br />
Halth &#8211; Present third-person singular form of the verb have<br />
Heavy &#8211; Depressed<br />
Hither &#8211; Come here</p>
<p>Ivory Tablets &#8211; Notepaper</p>
<p>Kine &#8211; Cattle</p>
<p>Marry &#8211; By the Virgin Mary, a mild oath meaning &#8220;indeed&#8221;<br />
Methinks &#8211; It seems to me<br />
Mote &#8211; Must</p>
<p>Nay &#8211; No<br />
Nought &#8211; Nothing</p>
<p>Over the broomstick &#8211; Living in sin</p>
<p>Quantum &#8211; Money to pay a bill</p>
<p>Rantipole &#8211; To behave in a romping or rude manner<br />
Read With &#8211; To tutor</p>
<p>Shake-down &#8211; A bed<br />
Shalt &#8211; Used to form the future tense of verbs<br />
Shew &#8211; Show<br />
Smote &#8211; Strike a blow<br />
Soft &#8211; An exclamation meaning &#8220;wait a minute!&#8221;<br />
Stand High &#8211; To have a good reputation</p>
<p>Thee &#8211; Old 2nd person singular pronoun<br />
Thou &#8211; Old 2nd person singular pronoun<br />
Thy &#8211; Old 2nd person singular pronoun<br />
Thine &#8211; Old 2nd person singular pronoun<br />
Thither &#8211; There<br />
Thole &#8211; Put up with something</p>
<p>Unto &#8211; Upon</p>
<p>Wast &#8211; Past-tense second person singular of be, used with thou<br />
Wert &#8211; Past-tense second person singular of be, used with thou<br />
Whence &#8211; Where you came from<br />
Wherefore &#8211; Why<br />
Whitesmith &#8211; Tinsmith<br />
Whither &#8211; To where?<br />
Whitlow &#8211; Sore finger or thumb<br />
Wilt &#8211; Used to form the future tense of verbs<br />
Withal &#8211; Form of with<br />
Wittles &#8211; Food</p>
<p>Yea &#8211; Yes</p>
<p>Zounds &#8211; Swear word</strong></em></p>
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		<title>List of Family Guy episodes</title>
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<p>Family Guy has become one of the most popular American animated comedy programmes of all time and we hereby attach a list of Family Guy episodes for your reference. Many of us have been glued to our television sets to see the adventures of Peter Griffin, Lois Griffin, Meg Griffin, Chris Griffin, Stewie Griffin and Brian the dog. There are also many other characters such as Glen Quagmire, Cleveland Brown, Loretta Brown and police officer Joe Swanson to name but a few.</p>
<p>The Family Guy list of episodes is probably longer than you would imagine and you may well have a number of episodes to catch up on. However, this is a program which has been controversial, has caught the headlines but has ultimately caught the attention of millions upon millions of people not only in the United States of America and also around the world.</p>
<p>The list of Family Guy episodes is as follows: –</p>
<p><strong>Family Guy Series 1</strong></p>
<p><em>&#8220;Death Has a Shadow&#8221;<br />
&#8220;I Never Met the Dead Man&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Chitty Chitty Death Bang&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Mind Over Murder&#8221;<br />
&#8220;A Hero Sits Next Door&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Son Also Draws&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Brian: Portrait of a Dog&#8221;</em></p>
<p><strong>Family Guy Series 2</strong></p>
<p><em>&#8220;Peter, Peter, Caviar Eater&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Holy Crap&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Da Boom&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Brian in Love&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Love Thy Trophy&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Death Is a Bitch&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The King Is Dead&#8221;<br />
&#8220;I Am Peter, Hear Me Roar&#8221;<br />
&#8220;If I&#8217;m Dyin&#8217;, I&#8217;m Lyin&#8217;&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Running Mates&#8221;<br />
&#8220;A Picture Is Worth a 1,000 Bucks&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Fifteen Minutes of Shame&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Road to Rhode Island&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Let&#8217;s Go to the Hop&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Dammit Janet!&#8221;<br />
&#8220;There&#8217;s Something About Paulie&#8221;<br />
&#8220;He&#8217;s Too Sexy for His Fat&#8221;<br />
&#8220;E. Peterbus Unum&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Story on Page One&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Wasted Talent&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Fore Father&#8221;<br />
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<strong>Family Guy Series 3</strong></p>
<p><em>&#8220;The Thin White Line&#8221; (Part 1)<br />
&#8220;Brian Does Hollywood&#8221; (Part 2)<br />
&#8220;Mr. Griffin Goes to Washington&#8221;<br />
&#8220;One If by Clam, Two If by Sea&#8221;<br />
&#8220;And the Wiener Is&#8230;&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Death Lives&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Lethal Weapons&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Kiss Seen Around the World&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Mr. Saturday Knight&#8221;<br />
&#8220;A Fish Out of Water&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Emission Impossible&#8221;<br />
&#8220;To Love and Die in Dixie&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Screwed the Pooch&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Peter Griffin: Husband, Father&#8230;Brother?&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Ready, Willing, and Disabled&#8221;<br />
&#8220;A Very Special Family Guy Freakin&#8217; Christmas&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Brian Wallows and Peter&#8217;s Swallows&#8221;<br />
&#8220;From Method to Madness&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Stuck Together, Torn Apart&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Road to Europe&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Family Guy Viewer Mail #1&#8243;<br />
&#8220;When You Wish Upon a Weinstein&#8221;</em></p>
<p><strong>Family Guy Series 4</strong></p>
<p><em>&#8220;North by North Quahog&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Fast Times at Buddy Cianci Jr. High&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Blind Ambition&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Don&#8217;t Make Me Over&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Cleveland–Loretta Quagmire&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Petarded&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Brian the Bachelor&#8221;<br />
&#8220;8 Simple Rules for Buying My Teenage Daughter&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Breaking Out Is Hard to Do&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Model Misbehavior&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Peter&#8217;s Got Woods&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Perfect Castaway&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Jungle Love&#8221;<br />
&#8220;PTV&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Brian Goes Back to College&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Courtship of Stewie&#8217;s Father&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Fat Guy Strangler&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Father, the Son, and the Holy Fonz&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Brian Sings and Swings&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Patriot Games&#8221;<br />
&#8220;I Take Thee Quagmire&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Sibling Rivalry&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Deep Throats&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Peterotica&#8221;<br />
&#8220;You May Now Kiss the&#8230; Uh&#8230; Guy Who Receives&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Petergeist&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Untitled Griffin Family History&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Stewie B. Goode&#8221; (Part 1)<br />
&#8220;Bango Was His Name, Oh!&#8221; (Part 2)<br />
&#8220;Stu and Stewie&#8217;s Excellent Adventure&#8221; (Part 3)</em></p>
<p><strong>Family Guy Series 5</strong></p>
<p><em>&#8220;Stewie Loves Lois&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Mother Tucker&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Hell Comes to Quahog&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Saving Private Brian&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Whistle While Your Wife Works&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Prick Up Your Ears&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Chick Cancer&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Barely Legal&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Road to Rupert&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Peter&#8217;s Two Dads&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Tan Aquatic with Steve Zissou&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Airport &#8217;07&#8243;<br />
&#8220;Bill and Peter&#8217;s Bogus Journey&#8221;<br />
&#8220;No Meals on Wheels&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Boys Do Cry&#8221;<br />
&#8220;No Chris Left Behind&#8221;<br />
&#8220;It Takes a Village Idiot, and I Married One&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Meet the Quagmires&#8221;<br />
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<strong>Family Guy Series 6</strong></p>
<p><em>&#8220;Blue Harvest&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Movin&#8217; Out (Brian&#8217;s Song)&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Believe It or Not, Joe&#8217;s Walking on Air&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Stewie Kills Lois&#8221; (Part 1)<br />
&#8220;Lois Kills Stewie&#8221; (Part 2)<br />
&#8220;Padre de Familia&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Peter&#8217;s Daughter&#8221;<br />
&#8220;McStroke&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Back to the Woods&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Play It Again, Brian&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Former Life of Brian&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Long John Peter&#8221;</em></p>
<p><strong>Family Guy Series 7</strong></p>
<p><em>&#8220;Love, Blactually&#8221;<br />
&#8220;I Dream of Jesus&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Road to Germany&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Baby Not on Board&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Man with Two Brians&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Tales of a Third Grade Nothing&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Ocean&#8217;s Three and a Half&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Family Gay&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Juice Is Loose&#8221;<br />
&#8220;FOX-y Lady&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Not All Dogs Go to Heaven&#8221;<br />
&#8220;420&#8243;<br />
&#8220;Stew-Roids&#8221;<br />
&#8220;We Love You, Conrad&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Three Kings&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Peter&#8217;s Progress&#8221;</em></p>
<p><strong>Family Guy Series 8</strong></p>
<p><em>&#8220;Road to the Multiverse&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Family Goy&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Spies Reminiscent of Us&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Brian&#8217;s Got a Brand New Bag&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Hannah Banana&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Quagmire&#8217;s Baby&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Jerome Is the New Black&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Dog Gone&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Business Guy&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Big Man on Hippocampus&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Dial Meg for Murder&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Extra Large Medium&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Go Stewie Go&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Peter-assment&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Brian Griffin&#8217;s House of Payne&#8221;<br />
&#8220;April in Quahog&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Brian &#038; Stewie&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Quagmire&#8217;s Dad&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Splendid Source&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Something, Something, Something, Dark Side&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Partial Terms of Endearment&#8221;</em></p>
<p><strong>Family Guy Series 9</strong></p>
<p><em>&#8220;And Then There Were Fewer&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Excellence in Broadcasting&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Welcome Back, Carter&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Halloween on Spooner Street&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Baby, You Knock Me Out&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Brian Writes a Bestseller&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Road to the North Pole&#8221;<br />
&#8220;New Kidney in Town&#8221;<br />
&#8220;And I&#8217;m Joyce Kinney&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Friends of Peter G.&#8221;<br />
&#8220;German Guy&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Hand That Rocks the Wheelchair&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Trading Places&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Tiegs for Two&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Brothers &#038; Sisters&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Big Bang Theory&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Foreign Affairs&#8221;<br />
&#8220;It&#8217;s a Trap!&#8221;</em></p>
<p><strong>Family Guy Series 10</strong></p>
<p>&#8220;Lottery Fever&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Seahorse Seashell Party&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Screams of Silence: The Story of Brenda Q&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Stewie Goes for a Drive&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Back to the Pilot&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Thanksgiving&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Amish Guy&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Cool Hand Peter&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Grumpy Old Man&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Meg and Quagmire&#8221;<br />
&#8220;The Blind Side&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Livin&#8217; on a Prayer&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Tom Tucker: The Man and His Dream&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Be Careful What You Fish For&#8221;</p>
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<p>There is no doubt that Morso stoves are one of the more popular in the UK and this list of Morso store spare parts will prove very useful if you&#8217;re looking to replace any element of your Morso store. Those who have looked into the wood-burning and multifuel stove market would be well aware of the Morso squirrel series, Morso Panther series and the Morso owl series to name but three.</p>
<p>It is the quality, value for money and the very distinctive stoves available across the Morso range which seem to have caught the attention of consumers across the UK. These are stoves which are built to last and it is therefore highly likely that you will require a variety of spare parts across the years. </p>
<p>We hereby include a list of Morso stoves spares together with their various descriptions and product numbers.</p>
<p><strong>Morso 1410/1430/1440 Stove</strong></p>
<p>44203000 Riddling grate &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
44203100 Grate frame &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
44141100 Baffle plate &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
44141400 Front grate &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
790934 Back brick each (1)<br />
790935 Side brick each (2)</p>
<p><strong>Morso S10-40 Stove</strong></p>
<p>57100000 Upper Baffle<br />
57100100 Lower Baffle<br />
57100200 Side Brick<br />
57100300 Back Brick<br />
57103500 Full Set Vermiculite Baffles &#038; Bricks</p>
<p><strong>Morso 2100 Stove</strong></p>
<p>44180800 Inner Back Plate 2110 (Original Panther) &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
44183100 Inner Back Plate 2130 &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
34184000 Inner Back Plate 1809 &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
44182800 Riddling grate (Petal Style)- Chrome Iron 2110 (Original Panther)<br />
44162500 Riddling grate (Grid Style) &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
44132200 Grate frame &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
54211300 Baffle plate &#8211; Chrome Iron for 1809 &#038; 2110 (Original Panther)<br />
54211400 Baffle plate &#8211; Chrome Iron for 2130<br />
44180721 Front grate &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
790920 Side brick each (2)</p>
<p><strong>Morso 3110/3140 Stove</strong></p>
<p>44310900 Riddling grate (Petal Style) &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
34311500 Intermediate Grate Frame<br />
34311100 Baffle plate &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
34341400 Baffle access door &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
79311000 Side brick each (2)<br />
79311100 Back brick each (2)</p>
<p><strong>Morso 3112/3142 Stove</strong></p>
<p>44310900 Riddling grate (Petal Style) &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
34311500 Intermediate Grate Frame<br />
34313400 Upper baffle plate &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
34313600 Baffle access door<br />
79311300 Side brick vermiculite each (2)<br />
79311400 Back brick vermiculite</p>
<p><strong>Morso 3410/3440 Stove</strong></p>
<p>44162500 Riddling grate (Grid style) &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
44132100 Grate frame &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
44341000 Baffle plate inc tertiary air &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
34341400 Baffle access door &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
34342000 Front grate &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
79341000 Rear Side brick each (2)<br />
79341100 Front side brick each(2)<br />
79341200 Back brick each (1)</p>
<p><strong>Morso 6100 Stove</strong></p>
<p>79610500 Baffle Lower &#8211; Vermiculite<br />
79610600 Baffle Upper &#8211; Vermiculite<br />
79610200 Side brick R/H &#8211; Vermiculite<br />
79610300 Side brick L/H &#8211; Vermiculite<br />
79610400 Back brick &#8211; Vermiculite </p>
<p><strong>Morso 04 Stove</strong></p>
<p>44203300 Riddling grate &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
33000200 Coal insert &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
33006000 Upper baffle plate &#8211; Chrome Iron (Heating shield)<br />
33005800 Baffle plate &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
79007000 Side brick each (2)<br />
79006900 Back brick each (2)</p>
<p><strong>Morso 06 Stove</strong></p>
<p>44162500 Riddling grate &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
33000400 Coal insert &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
33002000 Upper baffle plate &#8211; Chrome Iron (Heating shield)<br />
33001100 Baffle plate &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
79001200 Side brick each (2)<br />
79001000 Back brick each (2)</p>
<p><strong>Morso 08 Stove</strong></p>
<p>44162500 Riddling grate &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
33000400 Coal insert &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
33008900 Upper baffle plate &#8211; Chrome Iron (Heating shield)<br />
33008800 Baffle plate &#8211; Chrome Iron<br />
79004800 Side brick each (2)<br />
79004700 Back brick each (3)</p>
<p><strong>Morso Squirrel Stove</strong></p>
<p>44203000 Ridding Grate Chrome Iron<br />
44203100 Grate Frame Chrome Iron<br />
44141100 Baffle Plate Chrome Iron<br />
44141400 Front Grate Chrome Iron<br />
790934 Back Brick<br />
790935 Side Brick (2 Required Per Stove)<br />
All Glass Kits Include: 1 X 5mm Thick Glass, 4 X Glass<br />
Retaining Clips, 4 X Securing Screws And Self Adhesive Gasket.<br />
Standard 1410 62904000<br />
Cleanheat 1430 62904200<br />
Convector 1440 62904100<br />
541405 Ash Pan</p>
<p><strong>Morso Panther Stove</strong></p>
<p>541805 Ash-Pan 2110 / 2130<br />
54181400 Ash-Pan 1809 / 2140<br />
44183100 Inner Back Plate 2130 And All Boiler Models<br />
44180800 Inner Back Plate 2110 And 2140’S With Air Control Spinners<br />
34184000 Inner Back Plate 1809 And 2140’S With Air Control Below Ash Lip<br />
54211400 Baffle Plate 2130 And 7’000 Btu Boiler Models<br />
54211400 Baffle Plate Interchangeable With Above Baffle, Manufacturing Variation<br />
54211300 Baffle Plate Model 1809 And 2110<br />
44182100 Baffle Plate All Models Of 2140 Convector<br />
44162500 Riddling Grate Chrome Iron (Grid Style) Grate Diameter 20cm Diameter<br />
All Boiler Models 1809 / 2130 And 2140’S<br />
With Air Control Below Ash Lip</p>
<p>44182800 Riddling Grate Chrome Iron (Petal Style) Dimensions 20cm Diameter<br />
2110 And 2140’S With Air Control Spinners</p>
<p>44132200 Grate Frame Chrome Iron (Grid Style) Dimensions 29cm X 24.5cm<br />
All Boiler Models 1809 / 2130 And 2140’S<br />
With Air Control Below Ash Lip</p>
<p>44182700 Grate Frame Chrome Iron (Petal Style) Dimensions 29cm X 24.5cm<br />
2110 And 2140’S With Air Control Spinners</p>
<p>44180721 Front Grate Chrome Iron Dimensions 45cm X 8cm All Models<br />
790920 Side Brick (2 Required Per Stove) Main Dimensions 25cm X 23 All Models<br />
62904200 Glass Kit All Models</p>
<p><strong>Morso Stove Spare Parts</strong></p>
<p>540614 Distance Tube<br />
541082 Hinge pin 6 x 45 mm<br />
541220 Air inlet cover<br />
541221 Air inlet spacer, rear<br />
541222 Air inlet arm, rear<br />
541224 Air inlet arm, lower<br />
541225 Pivot spacer, lower<br />
541226 Air inlet link bar<br />
541228 Air inlet limiter<br />
541229 Air inlet arm, lower<br />
541230 Air slide retainer, inner<br />
541231 Air slide retainer, outer<br />
541232 Air inlet arm, rear<br />
541233 Air slide<br />
541234 Pivot spacer, rear<br />
541235 Pivot spacer, lower<br />
541247 Air inlet limiter<br />
541303 Right door complete for Morsø Lion 1510<br />
541304 Left door complete for Morsø Lion 1510<br />
541313 Top plate for Morsø Lion 1510<br />
541350 Ash can for Morsø Lion 1510<br />
541351 Riddling arm for Morsø Lion 1510<br />
541352 Brick securing Bracket<br />
541357 Ash can for Morsø Lion 1540<br />
541361 Base Heat shield<br />
541403 Hinge pin 1410/15/40<br />
541404 Riddling arm<br />
541405 Ash can for Morsø 1410<br />
541421 Door complete for Morsø 1410 std<br />
541422 Ash door complete for Morsø 1410 &#8211; 1430<br />
541424 Inside back plate<br />
541425 Rear Heat Shield<br />
541426 Bottom Heat Shield<br />
541431 Door for Morsø 1440 DS &#8211; seno.<br />
541436 Top plate for Morsø 1410/15/40<br />
541438 Air inlet link bar &#8211; 13 mm<br />
541439 Distance tube<br />
541441 Pivot spacer, rear &#8211; 15 cm<br />
541445 Radiation shield, side 1440<br />
541446 Radiation shield, back 1440<br />
541460 Pull Switch complete<br />
541563 Lattice Door complete for 1430<br />
541609 Pin for Morsø 1610 door<br />
541610 Ash can for Morsø 1610<br />
541613 Riddling bar for Morsø 1630<br />
541614 Securing bar for plate 1600/10<br />
541638 Door complete for Morsø 1630<br />
541639 Top plate assembly for Morsø 1630<br />
541805 Ash can for Morsø 2100/4500/<br />
541806 Convector plate for Morsø 2140<br />
541807 Riddling arm for Morsø 2100<br />
541808 Hinge pin 6 x 35 mm<br />
541827 Left door complete for Morsø all Panther 2100<br />
541828 Right door complete for Morsø all Panther 2100<br />
541830 Front grate fitting 2110/2130<br />
541833 Top plate complete for Morsø 2110/30<br />
541841 Side legs panels for Morsø 2140<br />
542056 Hinge pin<br />
54211400 Baffle plate for Morsø 2130<br />
542633 Cover for convection plate<br />
542635 Distance tube &#8211; 20 mm<br />
543495 Firedoor complete for Squirrel gas<br />
543595 Ash door complete for Morsø Squirrel gas<br />
545003 Pivot spacer &#8211; 18 mm<br />
545006 Flat bar &#8211; fitting for baffle<br />
545007 Distance tube &#8211; 8,5 mm<br />
545008 Hinge pin 5 x 75<br />
545009 Riddling arm 5000<br />
545024 Back plate for Morsø 5000<br />
545042 Door for Morsø 5000 DS<br />
731125 Bolt 10 x 25<br />
731140 Set bolt 10 x 40<br />
731608 Black steel set screw 06 x 08<br />
731610 Black steel set screw 6&#215;10<br />
731612 Screw for blanking plate<br />
731616 Black steel set screw 6&#215;16<br />
731620 Black steel set screw 6&#215;20<br />
731625 Screw for smoke shield 06 x 25<br />
731630 Bolt for bracket<br />
731635 Screw for back wall<br />
731640 Black steel set screw 6&#215;40<br />
731645 Black steel set screw 6&#215;45<br />
731665 Set bolt 06 x 65<br />
731816 Split pin for handle 8 x 16<br />
731820 Black steel set screw 8&#215;20<br />
731825 Bolt for legs<br />
731830 Set bolt 08 x 30<br />
731835 Bolt for draught valve<br />
735005 Box nut M5<br />
735006 steel box nut M6<br />
735008 Steel box nut M8<br />
735025 Steel box nut 1610 door<br />
736106 Washer for base and top<br />
736110 Washer 10 mm<br />
736210 10 x 20 black washer<br />
738612 Set screw 06 x 12<br />
738615 set bolt 06 x 16<br />
739308 CH Bolt 03 x 08<br />
739405 Pinol screw 04 x 05<br />
739520 Pinol screw 05 x 20<br />
739606 Pinol screw M6 x 08<br />
739630 Pinol screw 06 x 30<br />
739640 Pinol screw 06 x 40<br />
739903 Allen Key, 3 mm<br />
742406 Machine bolt 04 x 06<br />
742506 Machine screw 05 x 06<br />
742508 Bolt for door glass<br />
742512 Bolt for air conductor<br />
742520 Bolt 05 x 20<br />
742525 Bolt 05 x 25<br />
742845 Bolt for draugt valve<br />
743590 Screw for porcelain handle<br />
743616 Screw for collar/box 1600<br />
743625 Screw for flue collar<br />
743650 Screw 6&#215;50<br />
743816 Bolt M8 x 16<br />
745006 Box not 06 mm<br />
746006 Brass washer 06 mm<br />
746206 06 mm washer<br />
752001 Boiler for Morsø 1510, lion 8000btus<br />
752002 Boiler for Morsø 1510, lion 15000btus<br />
752005 Boiler for 1410/1430, Squirrel 8000btus s/steel<br />
752010 Boiler for Morsø 1630 34000btus<br />
752015 Boiler for Morsø 2130, panther 7000btus<br />
752016 Boiler for Morsø 2130, Panther 24000btus<br />
752017 Boiler Baffle for Dove/Lion<br />
752619 Riddling arm knob 1410/1510<br />
752620 Riddling arm knob 5000<br />
752621 Bush for riddling arm<br />
752623 Space bush<br />
752625 Door handle, stainless steel<br />
752627 Door axle, stainless steel<br />
752629 Bush for brass handle<br />
790720 Door glass for Morsø 1610<br />
790721 Door glass for Morsø 2110/40<br />
790722 Door glass for Morsø 1610/1710<br />
790724 Door glass for Morsø 1440<br />
790725 Door glass for Morsø 1540<br />
790726 Door glass for Morsø 1410/1126<br />
790727 Door glass für Morsø 1510<br />
790735 Door glass for Morsø 5000<br />
790736 Door glass for Morsø 4500<br />
790737 Door glass for Morsø 1630 Curv<br />
790743 Clip for glass<br />
790920 Side brick for Morsø 2100<br />
790934 Back brick for Morsø 1410/30/40<br />
790935 Side brick for Morsø 1410/30/40<br />
790936 Side brick for Morsø 1610 *DIS<br />
790937 Brick for Morsø 5000<br />
790938 Side brick for Morsø 4500<br />
790939 Baffle plate for Morsø 4500<br />
790940 Side brick for Morsø 1710<br />
790941 Back brick for Morsø 1710<br />
790945 Baffle plate for Morsø 1710<br />
790950 Back brick for Morsø 1510<br />
790951 Side brick for Morsø 1510<br />
790955 Side brick for Morsø 1540<br />
790956 Back brick for Morsø 1540<br />
791271 Door Handle latch<br />
791290 Door catch<br />
791291 Locking plate for 1610<br />
791806 Locking ring<br />
791864 05 x 26 knob<br />
791868 Hinge pin 06&#215;32<br />
791869 Hinge pin 06&#215;26<br />
791891 Air slide washer<br />
33000200 Coal Insert Ø4<br />
33000400 Coal Insert Ø6 &#038; Ø8<br />
33000500 Inner Grate Frame Ø6<br />
33000900 Inner Grate Frame Ø8<br />
33001100 Baffle Ø6<br />
33002000 Heat shield cast Ø6<br />
33005800 Cast Baffle Ø4<br />
33006000 Heat shield cast Ø4<br />
33008800 Cast Baffle Ø8<br />
33008900 Heat shield cast Ø8<br />
34184000 Inside back panel 2100<br />
34311100 Baffle Plate 3100 DIN<br />
34311500 Intermediate grate frame 3100<br />
34313400 Upper baffle 3112/3142<br />
34313600 Access Door 3112/3142<br />
34340800 Inside top 3400<br />
34341400 Access Door<br />
34342000 Front bar 3400<br />
34361100 Grate 3600<br />
34361400 Fireplate side door 3600<br />
34711800 Baffle 7110<br />
44130121 Base plate for 1510 senotherm<br />
44130800 Inside back plate Morsø 1540<br />
44130900 Inside side plate for Morsø 1540<br />
44131200 Outer Grate Frame for Morsø<br />
44131421 Back plate for Morsø 1510<br />
44131621 Outer side plate for Morsø 1510 with Lion<br />
44131800 Air Conductor Morsø 1510/40<br />
44131900 Front grate for Morsø 1510/40<br />
44132021 Ash lip for Morsø 1510<br />
44132100 Inner Grate frame for Morsø<br />
44132200 Grate frame for Morsø 1540<br />
44132500 Baffle plate for Morsø 1510<br />
44132600 Baffle plate for Morsø 1540<br />
44132700 Vertical baffle plate for Lion 1510/40<br />
44133001 Base plate for Morsø 1540<br />
44140121 Base plate for Morsø 1410<br />
44140221 Front plate for Morsø 1410<br />
44140521 Back plate for Morsø 1410<br />
44140621 Side plate for Morsø 1410/2140<br />
44140721 Top plate for Morsø 1410<br />
44140800 Grate frame for Morsø 1410<br />
44140921 Flue collar for Morsø 1410 -UK<br />
44141021 Cover for Morsø 1400<br />
44141100 Baffle plate for Morsø 1410/15<br />
44141300 Air conductor for Morsø 1410<br />
44141400 Front grate Morsø 1410/15/40<br />
44141521 Leg 100 mm for Morsø 1410<br />
44141600 Front grate fitting for Morsø<br />
44141721 Flue collar for Morsø 1410 -Danish<br />
44142021 Ribbed Side Panel for 1440<br />
44142400 Outer grate frame for Morsø 1415/1440<br />
44142800 Draft Reducer 1400<br />
44142921 Side panel ribbed Morsø 1410/30/2130<br />
44144421 Back plate for Morsø 1410<br />
44144521 Back plate drilled for boiler 1410<br />
44144621 Back plate drilled for boiler 1430<br />
44144721 Side plate with squirrel<br />
44144800 Air conductor<br />
44146121 Base for Morsø 1430 UK<br />
44160521 Back plate for Morsø 1600/10<br />
44160421 Side plate for Morsø 1600<br />
44160800 Outer grate frame Morsø 1600<br />
44160921 155mm Flue Collar Morsø 1600<br />
44161001 Blanking plate for Morsø 1600<br />
44161021 Cover 1600 senotherm painted<br />
44161100 Inner grate frame 1610/30<br />
44161200 Front grate for Morsø 1600/10<br />
44161300 Air conductor for Morsø 1600<br />
44161500 Smoke box for Morsø 1600<br />
44161600 Smoke box cleaning cover<br />
44161700 Baffle plate for Morsø 1600/10<br />
44161800 Brick securing bracket 1600/30<br />
44162300 Smoke shield for Morsø 1600<br />
44162500 Riddling grate for Morsø 1610<br />
44162600 Side coal grate sloping plate 1610/30<br />
44162700 Back coal grate sloping plate 1610/30<br />
44162800 Baffle for 1610/30<br />
44163300 Air conductor<br />
44163400 Air conductor left 1610<br />
44163721 Front plate<br />
44163821 Door for Morsø 1630<br />
44163900 Air conductor<br />
44164121 Back Panel 1600 drilled<br />
44170300 Right side plate for Morsø<br />
44180121 Base Morsø 2110 senotherm<br />
44180221 Front 2110/2140<br />
44180321 Leg for Morsø 2110 classic,<br />
44180421 Back plate 2110/2140 Senotherm<br />
44180600 Outer grate frame for Morsø<br />
44180721 Front grate for Morsø 2110<br />
44180800 Inside back plate 2110/40<br />
44181100 Inside top plate 2110/40<br />
44181221 Ash lip for Morsø 2110<br />
44181321 Draught valve for Morsø 2110<br />
54211300 Baffle plate for Morsø 2110<br />
44181721 Convection plate for 2140<br />
44181800 Outer grate frame 2140<br />
44182100 Baffle plate for Morsø 2140<br />
44182400 Smokeshield for Morsø 2140<br />
44182600 Draft Reducer 2140<br />
44182700 Grate frame for Morsø 2110/30/<br />
44182800 Riddling grate for 2110/30/40<br />
44183021 Back plate for Morsø 2130<br />
44183100 Inside back plate for 2130<br />
44183200 Inside top plate for 2130<br />
44184521 Back Panel 2130 UK Painted<br />
44184921 Front Grate 2110 &#8211; 3610<br />
44185021 Base Morsø 2130 Senotherm<br />
44202121 Leg 15 cm<br />
44203000 Riddling grate for 1400<br />
44203100 Inner grate frame for 1400<br />
44203221 Leg for Morsø 1410, 25 cm<br />
44203300 Riddling grate for 1440<br />
44254121 Handle for 1610 double door<br />
44256700 Fitting with thread for flue<br />
44256800 Log for plate &#8211; not threaded<br />
44261021 Cover<br />
44262021 Operating tool<br />
44262721 Flue collar Ø155<br />
44310121 Base 3100<br />
44310221 Complete frontframe 3100<br />
44310421 Air control 3100<br />
44310621 Back Panel 3100 Painted<br />
44310900 Riddling grate 3100<br />
44311200 Air conducter 3100<br />
44311621 Side panel 3110 fine riddes<br />
44311721 Side Panel 3140 plain<br />
44312821 Base 3140 &#8211; convection<br />
44312921 Riddling Handle &#8211; 3100 and 3140<br />
44313900 Front firebar/grate 3100<br />
44314021 Riddling handle Ø collection<br />
44314300 Air conductor rear 3112/3142<br />
44314521 Base plate 3142<br />
44314621 Front frame 3142<br />
44315621 Base plate 3112<br />
44331321 Knob for riddling arm<br />
44332021 Operating tool for Morsø 1400/1600<br />
44340121 Base 3410<br />
44340221 Front frame 3400<br />
44340421 Back panel 3400<br />
44340721 Leg for 3410 owl &#8211; 210 mm<br />
44341000 Baffle (outer) 3400<br />
44341121 Convection side 3400 painted<br />
44341300 Inside side panel with owls<br />
44341421 Base 3440<br />
44341700 Inside rear plate 3400<br />
44344021 Outside side panel with owls<br />
44345121 Rear plate 3400, cast iron<br />
44361500 Inside side baffle, right 3600<br />
44362400 Front grate for side door 3600<br />
44362600 Cast iron Baffle 3600<br />
44450221 Front plate 4500<br />
44450421 Back plate 4500<br />
44450600 Bottom Grate Frame 4600<br />
44450721 Front grate for Morsø 4500<br />
44451200 Inside back plate 4500/4600<br />
44460321 Side panel 4600 black<br />
44500121 Base plate for Morsø 5040<br />
44500221 Front plate for Morsø 5000<br />
44500621 Outer grate frame 5000/6000<br />
44500721 Front grate for 5000/6000<br />
44500800 Inside back plate 5000/6000<br />
44500921 Side panel with swan painted for 5010<br />
44501021 Door for Morsø 5000<br />
44501100 Inside top plate for 5000<br />
44501221 Ash lip for Morsø 5000<br />
44501621 Convection grate for 5000<br />
44502421 Back plate 5000<br />
44610500 Inside top 6100<br />
44610621 Top frame 6100<br />
44610921 Outside top plate<br />
44611300 Top air conductor 6100<br />
53000621 Right Door Complete &#8211; Ø8<br />
53000721 Left Door Complete &#8211; Ø8<br />
53000921 Slide Bar for Ø4 &#038; Ø6<br />
53001021 Complete Door &#8211; Ø4<br />
53001500 Riddling Handle Ø6<br />
53001921 Cover for Ø6 &#038; Ø8<br />
53003021 Complete Door &#8211; Ø6<br />
53003821 Slide Bar Ø8<br />
53006821 Cover plate securing bar Ø4<br />
53008100 Riddling Handle Ø4<br />
53008400 Riddling Handle Ø8<br />
53009200 Bottom Heat Shield Ø4<br />
53009300 Bottom Heat Shield Ø6<br />
53009400 Bottom Heat Shield Ø8<br />
53056500 Hinge Pin Ø5&#215;65 mm<br />
54093500 Side brick 1600 Old<br />
54141600 Set of Heat Shields 1400 UK<br />
54142521 Convection rear plate<br />
54143700 Distance tube<br />
54144400 Distance tube<br />
54149621 Complete Door 1430 &#8220;New&#8221; type<br />
54149721 Complete Ash Door 1410/1430<br />
54160321 Complete door for 1600/1610<br />
54161600 Set of Heat Shields 1600<br />
54162221 Complete door 1610 right<br />
54162321 Complete door 1610 left<br />
54163021 Complete front frame 1600<br />
54181400 Ash Can 2100 series<br />
54310100 Ash can 3100<br />
54310721 Complete top 3100<br />
54311321 Complete top 3140<br />
54312000 Riddling arm 3100<br />
54312400 Angle Brace for baffle 3100<br />
54312521 Convection back plate 3100<br />
54312600 Radiant plate &#8211; rear 3100<br />
54312700 Base &#8211; radiation shield 3100<br />
54312821 Door complete 3100<br />
54314221 Top plate 3142<br />
54314721 Rear radiant sheild 3142<br />
54315521 Top Plate 3112<br />
54340000 Radiant shielding, base<br />
54340521 Complete top 3410<br />
54340921 Door complete 3400<br />
54341221 Complete top 3440<br />
54344100 Convection back plate 3400<br />
54344121 Convection rear plate<br />
54344400 Back panel 3400 CB<br />
54344600 Ridding arm 1440<br />
54360221 Radiant shielding, base 3600<br />
54362300 Brass bush 3600 Left door<br />
54451821 Trim 4560<br />
54452221 Steel convection box 4560<br />
54460021 Side plate Morsø 4600 black<br />
54460321 Back plate Morsø 4600 black<br />
54460521 Top plate for Morsø 4600<br />
54460800 Hinge pin 5 x 90<br />
54461021 Log drawer for Morsø 4600<br />
54462021 Door Complete 4600 &#8211; black<br />
54501721 Outside top for Morsø 5000<br />
54530121 Steel convection box 5060<br />
54530221 Trim for Morsø 5060<br />
54710200 Handle 7100<br />
54814921 Flue pipe adapter 8100<br />
71001700 Ash can Ø6<br />
71001800 Ash can Ø8<br />
71008300 Ash can Ø4<br />
71180200 Draught Control 2100<br />
71180300 Draught Control Arm 2100<br />
71180400 Draught Control Frame 2100<br />
71312100 Shaking handle 3100<br />
71312200 Secondary Handle lever 3100<br />
71312800 Spring for hand lever 3100<br />
71312900 Axle for handle<br />
71313900 Riddling arm 3112/3142<br />
71346161 Baffle 3400 CB stainless steel<br />
71346200 Back plate 3400 &#8211; convection<br />
71346300 Draught control<br />
71361061 Steel baffle inside top 3600<br />
71611100 Air control handle 6100<br />
71611261 Air control link 6100<br />
71810021 Left leg 4600/6000<br />
71820021 Right leg &#8211; 4600/6000<br />
71814561 Long glass clips 6100/8100/Ø collection<br />
73001661 Handle Ø4/Ø6<br />
73007200 Locking Plate Ø4/Ø6<br />
73007561 Door Handle Ø8<br />
73041600 Screw<br />
73166000 Black steel screw 06&#215;60<br />
73500601 Lock nut M6<br />
73500602 Lug nut<br />
73961601 Black stud bolt 06&#215;16<br />
73990400 Allen Key, 2,5 mm<br />
74142500 Screw 4&#215;25<br />
74143000 Screw 4&#215;30<br />
74162000 Screw 6&#215;20<br />
74163504 06 x 35 screw SIN<br />
74202000 Cotter Pin<br />
74241800 Screw 4&#215;8<br />
74241900 Screw<br />
74361000 Screw 6&#215;10<br />
74620400 Washer<br />
75180400 Stainless steel handle<br />
75462700 Door axle for Morsø 4600, 3400, 3100<br />
79000100 Door Glass Ø4<br />
79000200 Door Glass Ø6<br />
79000300 Door Glass Ø8<br />
79001000 Rear Brick Ø6<br />
79001200 Side Brick Ø6<br />
79004700 Rear Brick Ø8<br />
79004800 Side Brick Ø8<br />
79006900 Rear Brick Ø4<br />
79007000 Side Brick Ø4<br />
79048800 Spring<br />
79074600 Baffle Insulation<br />
79074900 Carbowool blanket 3600<br />
79075000 Carbowool blanket 3600<br />
79094700 Side brick 1440<br />
79118200 bakelite handle 36 mm<br />
79118300 Bakelite handle 72 mm<br />
79127000 Clasp &#8211; w/o handle<br />
79127200 Locking Device<br />
79186300 Cotter Pin 05&#215;30<br />
79189300 Washer 30&#215;6,4&#215;125<br />
79189400 Washer<br />
79189500 Washer<br />
79189600 10mm washer<br />
79310000 Door glass for Morsø 3100<br />
79311000 Side brick for 3100<br />
79311100 Back brick 3100 standard<br />
79311300 Side brick vermiculite 3112/3142<br />
79311400 Back brick vermiculite 3112/3142<br />
79340000 Door glass Morsø 3400<br />
79341000 Rear Side brick 3400<br />
79341100 Front side brick 3400<br />
79341200 Rear brick &#8211; 3400<br />
79360100 Door glass 3600 w/o reflection<br />
79360300 Brick 3600 &#8211; rear<br />
79463600 Door glass for Morsø 4600<br />
79610100 Door glass for Morsø 6100<br />
79610200 Side brick R/H vermiculite 6100<br />
79610300 Side brick L/H vermiculite 6100<br />
79610400 Back brick vermiculite 6100<br />
79610500 Lower baffle vermiculite 6100<br />
79610600 Upper baffle 6100<br />
79710100 Back brick vermiculite 7100<br />
79710200 Side brick R/H vermiculite 7100<br />
79710300 Side brick L/H vermiculite 7100<br />
79710500 Insulation pad 7100<br />
79810100 Door glass 8100<br />
79810300 Side brick R/H vermiculite 8100<br />
79810400 Side brick L/H vermiculite 8100</p>
<p><strong>Morso Gas Stove Spares</strong></p>
<p>3000097 Pilot burner complete for Morsø 551/552/553<br />
720A575 Nat gas pilot injector for Morsø 551/552/553<br />
720A195 LPG Pilot injector for Morsø 551/552/553<br />
97400280 Thermocouple for Morsø 551/552/553<br />
720A331 Injector elbow for Panther 553<br />
720K988 Injector elbow for Squirrel 552/553<br />
30002710 Vent switch for Morsø 551/553<br />
30002850 Ceramic wall set for Panther 553<br />
30002670 Ceramics wall set for Squirrel 551/552<br />
51105280 Complete ceramic coal set for Squirrel 551/552<br />
000B3290 Complete ceramic coal set for Panther 553</p>
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		<title>List of payday loan websites</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 29 Jan 2012 22:11:51 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[More and more people are now using payday loan companies to cover shortfalls in their finances and we hereby enclose a list of payday loan companies and payday loan websites. Before you commit yourself to any payday loan transactions you need to look at the fine print, the rates, the charges and exactly what you [...]]]></description>
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<p>More and more people are now using payday loan companies to cover shortfalls in their finances and we hereby enclose a list of payday loan companies and payday loan websites. Before you commit yourself to any payday loan transactions you need to look at the fine print, the rates, the charges and exactly what you get and what you will be paying back. The government has been looking into payday loans for some time now and strict regulations have been introduced.</p>
<p>It would be sensible to take financial advice on these particular transactions because the rates available in the payday loan market do vary quite markedly across the board. We hereby enclose a selection of the more popular companies offering payday loans: –</p>
<p><strong>checkngo.com</p>
<p>paydayloansolutions.net</p>
<p>acecashexpress.compayday-loans</p>
<p>paydayloan.com</p>
<p>checkintocash.com</p>
<p>advanceamerica.net</p>
<p>cashhhh.com </p>
<p>personalmoneynetwork.compayday-loans </p>
<p>paydayloan90.com </p>
<p>loanspayday.org</p>
<p>payday-now.net</p>
<p>paydayloantoday.com</p>
<p>onlinepaydayloanscenter.com</p>
<p>moneytreeinc.com</p>
<p>paydayloansxxl.com</p>
<p>onlineloanresources.com</p>
<p>oasispaydayloans.com</p>
<p>paydayloansonlineget.com</p>
<p>apexpaydayloans.com</p>
<p>acecashexpress.com</strong></p>
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		<title>List of Australian newspapers</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 29 Jan 2012 18:51:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Australia is the home of many media barons who have taken on the worldwide media sector and we hereby enclose a list of Australian newspapers which are available on a national basis. These include some of the best-known national newspapers in Australia and some you may not yet have heard of. The vast majority of [...]]]></description>
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<p>Australia is the home of many media barons who have taken on the worldwide media sector and we hereby enclose a list of Australian newspapers which are available on a national basis. These include some of the best-known national newspapers in Australia and some you may not yet have heard of. The vast majority of them have online editions which are updated throughout the day as well as tabloid copies which are available each morning.</p>
<p>If you&#8217;re looking for information about Australia then the national newspapers are certainly the best place to start as they will give an overall view of the country, the economy, immigration and any other relevant news to the area.</p>
<p>The list of newspapers in Australia includes: –</p>
<p><strong>AdelaideNow</p>
<p>Brisbane News<br />
Brisbane Times<br />
Business Review Weekly</p>
<p>G&#8217;day India<br />
Green Left Weekly</p>
<p>Herald Sun </p>
<p>Lloyd&#8217;s List Australia</p>
<p>Messenger Newspapers<br />
mX </p>
<p>Nedlands Subiaco Post<br />
Newsbytes<br />
Northern Territory News </p>
<p>Sunday Mail</p>
<p>The Adelaide Review<br />
The Advertiser<br />
The Age<br />
The Australian<br />
The Australian Financial Review<br />
The Australian Senior<br />
The Courier-Mail<br />
The Daily Telegraph<br />
The Independent Weekly<br />
The Leader<br />
The Monthly<br />
The Sunday Telegraph<br />
The Sunday Times<br />
The Sun-Herald<br />
The Sydney Morning Herald<br />
The West Australian </p>
<p>WA Business News</strong></p>
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		<title>List of best BlackBerry pay-as-you-go tariffs</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 26 Jan 2012 14:34:10 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>There is no doubt that the BlackBerry smartphone is now one of the most popular on the market although finding a list of the best BlackBerry pay-as-you-go tariffs is not always easy. Therefore we have put together some of the best BlackBerry pay-as-you-go deals from the major UK mobile phone companies so that you can check out the best offers available today.</p>
<p>It will depend upon exactly what you need for your BlackBerry, whether you need the Internet, whether you need e-mail, whether you need texts or whether you need a variety of free minutes. There are some great options available out there and we will now look at the various deals on offer.</p>
<p><strong>O2 BlackBerry pay-as-you-go tariffs: –</strong></p>
<p>The O2 text and web for BlackBerry offers:-</p>
<p>If you top up between £15 and £29 per month you will get 500 UK texts, 500 Mb of UK data plus BlackBerry e-mail and unlimited Wi-Fi.</p>
<p>If you top up £30 or more per month you will get unlimited UK texts, 500 Mb of UK data plus BlackBerry e-mail and unlimited Wi-Fi.</p>
<p>Check the O2 website for additional charges for normal phone calls.<br />
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<strong>Vodafone BlackBerry pay-as-you-go tariff: –</strong></p>
<p>The Vodafone BlackBerry pay-as-you-go tariff is particularly good value as the company will only take off five pounds per month in exchange for unlimited e-mail, unlimited BlackBerry messenger and unlimited BlackBerry Internet service.</p>
<p>Check out the Vodafone website for traditional call charges and other services.<br />
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<strong>Orange BlackBerry pay-as-you-go tariff: –</strong></p>
<p>The Orange BlackBerry pay-as-you-go tariff is very similar to that offered by Vodafone in that five pounds per calendar month will be taken from your credit balance which will give you unlimited Internet, e-mail and BlackBerry messenger.</p>
<p>All other charges regarding text messages and phone calls are listed on the Orange website.</p>
<p>Note : These deals are subject to change and while correct at the time of publishing this article we recommend checking the current terms before signing up.</p>
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		<title>List of most popular diets</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 26 Jan 2012 12:39:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are so many different types of diets today that a list of most popular diets would probably be very helpful if you&#8217;re looking for a specific diet pattern, food intake or perhaps a religious-based diet. We have nearly 100 of the most popular diets listed below taking in everything from the Tesco diets to [...]]]></description>
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<p>There are so many different types of diets today that a list of most popular diets would probably be very helpful if you&#8217;re looking for a specific diet pattern, food intake or perhaps a religious-based diet. We have nearly 100 of the most popular diets listed below taking in everything from the Tesco diets to the Weight Watchers diet, the gluten-free diet to the diabetic diet and everything else in between.</p>
<p>The truth is that we are all very different and different diets will affect us in different ways with some people having more success than others with a specific plan. Therefore it is very important that you choose a diet which is more suitable to your lifestyle, more suitable to your religion and more suitable to your exercise regime. We all like different foods, we all take different types of exercise and we all live a very different life which can be very hectic with little time for exercise or healthy eating.</p>
<p>The list of popular diets is listed below: –</p>
<p><strong>100-Mile diet</p>
<p>Abs diet<br />
Alkaline diet<br />
Anne Collins diet<br />
Atkins diet</p>
<p>Best Bet diet<br />
Blood Type diet<br />
Body for Life<br />
Breatharian diet<br />
Buddhist diet</p>
<p>Cabbage soup diet<br />
Candida control diet<br />
Carol Vorderman diet<br />
Cretan diet<br />
CRON-diet</p>
<p>Detox diet<br />
Diabetic diet<br />
Dr. Hay diet</p>
<p>eDiets</p>
<p>Fat Loss For Idiots<br />
Fat Loss Secrets<br />
Feingold diet<br />
Fit for Life diet<br />
Flexitarian diet<br />
Food combining diet<br />
Fruitarian diet<br />
Full Body Detox diet</p>
<p>Gerson diet<br />
Gillian McKeith diet<br />
Gluten-free, casein-free diet<br />
Glycemic Index diet<br />
Grapefruit diet</p>
<p>Hacker&#8217;s diet<br />
Halal diet<br />
Hallelujah diet<br />
High protein diet</p>
<p>Jenny Craig diet<br />
Joel Fuhrman diet<br />
Junk food diet</p>
<p>Kosher diet</p>
<p>Lacto vegetarianism<br />
Living foods diet<br />
Low-carbohydrate diet<br />
Low-protein diet<br />
Lung Detox diet</p>
<p>Macrobiotic diet<br />
Master Cleanse<br />
Medifast<br />
Mediterranean diet<br />
Montignac diet<br />
My Food Diary</p>
<p>Natural Foods diet<br />
Negative calorie diet<br />
No-Grain diet</p>
<p>Okinawa diet<br />
Oprah Winfrey diet<br />
Organic food diet<br />
Ornish diet<br />
Ovo-lacto vegetarian diet</p>
<p>Paleolithic diet<br />
Paul McKenna diet<br />
Perricone diet<br />
Pescetarian diet<br />
Plant-based diet<br />
Pollotarian diet<br />
Prison loaf diet<br />
Pritikin diet</p>
<p>Rastafarian diet<br />
Raw foodism<br />
Rice diet</p>
<p>Scarsdale diet<br />
Sex diet<br />
Shangri-La diet<br />
Slimming World diet<br />
Sonoma diet<br />
South Beach diet<br />
Stillman diet<br />
Subway diet<br />
Super Antioxidant diet</p>
<p>Tesco Diet<br />
The Cambridge diet<br />
The Diet Smart Plan<br />
The Fat Resistance diet<br />
The Graham diet<br />
The Optimal diet</p>
<p>Vegan diet<br />
Vegetarian diet<br />
Very low calorie diet</p>
<p>Wedding Day diet<br />
Weigh Down diet<br />
Weight Watchers diet<br />
Western pattern diet</p>
<p>Zone diet</strong></p>
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		<title>List of BlackBerry models</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 26 Jan 2012 11:45:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[We have put together a list of blackberry models to help you find the best one for you because each model has very different characteristics, different functionality and they can vary enormously in price. However, one thing is certain, the BlackBerry smartphone is one of the best loved in the business arena due to the [...]]]></description>
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<p>We have put together a list of blackberry models to help you find the best one for you because each model has very different characteristics, different functionality and they can vary enormously in price. However, one thing is certain, the BlackBerry smartphone is one of the best loved in the business arena due to the very reliable functionality, BlackBerry messenger, BlackBerry Internet and the very competitive usage rates available.</p>
<p>Sales of the BlackBerry mobile smartphone have increased dramatically over the last few years and while the iPhone often attracts the most attention in the media there is no doubt that BlackBerry is more than holding its own in the business sector. We hereby enclose a list of the oldest and the newest BlackBerry models available and suggest that you save this page as we will be updating it with new models in the future.<br />
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<strong>BlackBerry 5790<br />
BlackBerry 5810<br />
BlackBerry 5820</p>
<p>BlackBerry 6210<br />
BlackBerry 6220<br />
BlackBerry 6230<br />
BlackBerry 6280<br />
BlackBerry 6510<br />
BlackBerry 6710<br />
BlackBerry 6720<br />
BlackBerry 6750</p>
<p>BlackBerry 7100g<br />
BlackBerry 7100i<br />
BlackBerry 7100r<br />
BlackBerry 7100t<br />
BlackBerry 7100v<br />
BlackBerry 7100x<br />
BlackBerry 7105t<br />
BlackBerry 7130c<br />
BlackBerry 7130e<br />
BlackBerry 7130g<br />
BlackBerry 7130v<br />
BlackBerry 7210<br />
BlackBerry 7220<br />
BlackBerry 7230<br />
BlackBerry 7250<br />
BlackBerry 7270<br />
BlackBerry 7280<br />
BlackBerry 7290<br />
BlackBerry 7510<br />
BlackBerry 7520<br />
BlackBerry 7730<br />
BlackBerry 7750<br />
BlackBerry 7780</p>
<p>BlackBerry 8100<br />
BlackBerry 8110<br />
BlackBerry 8120<br />
BlackBerry 8130<br />
BlackBerry 8220<br />
BlackBerry 8230<br />
BlackBerry 8300<br />
BlackBerry 8310<br />
BlackBerry 8320<br />
BlackBerry 8330<br />
BlackBerry 8350i<br />
BlackBerry 8520<br />
BlackBerry 8530<br />
BlackBerry 8700c<br />
BlackBerry 8700f<br />
BlackBerry 8700g<br />
BlackBerry 8700r<br />
BlackBerry 8703e<br />
BlackBerry 8707g<br />
BlackBerry 8707h<br />
BlackBerry 8707v<br />
BlackBerry 8800<br />
BlackBerry 8820<br />
BlackBerry 8830<br />
BlackBerry 8900<br />
BlackBerry 8910<br />
BlackBerry 8980</p>
<p>BlackBerry 9000<br />
BlackBerry 9100<br />
BlackBerry 9300<br />
BlackBerry 9330<br />
BlackBerry 9500<br />
BlackBerry 9520<br />
BlackBerry 9530<br />
BlackBerry 9550<br />
BlackBerry 9630<br />
BlackBerry 9650<br />
BlackBerry 9670<br />
BlackBerry 9700<br />
BlackBerry 9780<br />
BlackBerry 9800<br />
BlackBerry 9810<br />
BlackBerry 9850<br />
BlackBerry 9860<br />
BlackBerry 9900</strong><br />
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		<title>List of Olympic Venues</title>
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<p>As we await the start of the Olympic Games 2012 in London we hereby bring you a list of Olympic venues for the 2012 games. In number of these venues have been created especially for the Olympic Games and while the vast majority will be used in the future there are some which will be replaced after the Olympic Games have finished. Even though the vast majority of tickets for the Olympic Games have already been sold via the online website it is believed that more tickets will be made available in the short term with a number of overseas governments having struggled to sell all of their allocations.</p>
<p><strong>London Olympic Games venues</strong></p>
<p><strong>The Copper Box</strong></p>
<p>The Copper Box is located in the west of the Olympic Park and will host sports such as handball, goalball, fencing and the modern pentathlon.</p>
<p><strong>The Aquatics Centre</strong></p>
<p>The Aquatics Centre is located in the south-east corner of the Olympic Park and will see sports such as swimming, Paralympic swimming, diving, synchronised swimming and the modern pentathlon held in this arena.</p>
<p><strong>The Basketball Arena</strong></p>
<p>Located in the north of the Olympic Park, the Basketball Arena will host basketball, wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and the handball competition.</p>
<p><strong>The BMX Track</strong></p>
<p>The BMX Track, which will host the Olympic BMX competition, is situated in the north of the Olympic Park and is attracting attention from many sports fans.</p>
<p><strong>Eton Manor</strong></p>
<p>Eton Manor is a purpose-built arena for the wheelchair tennis which will take place during the London 2012 games. The venue itself is located in the north of the Olympic Park.</p>
<p><strong>The Olympic Stadium</strong></p>
<p>The Olympic Stadium, situated in the south of the Olympic Park, will be the focal point of the Olympic 2012 games and will host the athletics and the Paralympic athletics. The venue will also be the location for the opening and closing ceremonies.</p>
<p><strong>The Riverbank Arena</strong></p>
<p>The Riverbank Arena is again part of the larger Olympic Park and will host hockey, Paralympic five the site football and Paralympic seven the site football.</p>
<p><strong>The Velodrome</strong></p>
<p>The Velodrome has been the subject of much media attention and will host the track cycling and Paralympic track cycling events in the northern section of the Olympic Park. This is seen by many as the best cycling Velodrome in the world.</p>
<p><strong>The Water Polo Arena</strong></p>
<p>The Water Polo Arena has been created especially for the Olympic Games water polo event and is situated in the south-east corner of the Olympic Stadium. It is a temporary location and will be used for different purposes after the Olympic Games or over.</p>
<p><strong>London venues</strong></p>
<p><strong>Earls Court</strong></p>
<p>The Earls Court venue will be transformed into one of the most high-tech and eye-catching volleyball arenas which the sport has ever seen. The venue is situated in the Earls Court exhibition Centre and is certain to be a crowdpleaser.</p>
<p><strong>ExCeL</strong></p>
<p>The ExCeL exhibition and conference centre is based in London&#8217;s Docklands and is set to host a range of different Olympic and Paralympic sports during the 2012 Olympic Games. The five arenas will be used for boxing, fencing, judo, table tennis, tae kwon do, weightlifting, wrestling, boccia, Paralympic table tennis, Paralympic judo, Paralympic powerlifting, sitting volleyball and wheelchair fencing.</p>
<p><strong>Greenwich Park</strong></p>
<p>The Olympics and Paralympic equestrian competitions, as well as running and shooting events from the pentathlon, will be hosted by the Greenwich Park facilities. The venue itself is located on the south bank of the River Thames in south-east London.</p>
<p><strong>Hampton Court</strong></p>
<p>The cycling time trial will be hosted by Hampton Court in the London 2012 Olympic Games and has attracted significant attention for those looking to attend the event. Hampton Court itself is in the London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames in south-west London.</p>
<p><strong>Horse Guards Parade</strong></p>
<p>The dummy run of the beach volleyball competition took place on Horse Guards Parade in 2011 and attracted significant attention. The venue is very close to Downing Street and just across from Buckingham Palace and St James&#8217;s Park.</p>
<p><strong>Hyde Park</strong></p>
<p>The beautiful Hyde Park area will host the triathlon and marathon swimming events during the London 2012 Olympics, a venue which has been specifically built for the games.</p>
<p><strong>Lord&#8217;s cricket ground</strong></p>
<p>Despite the fact that the Lord&#8217;s cricket ground is more akin to test matches and one-day international cricket games it will be the venue for the 2012 Olympic archery competition. Lord’s is situated in St John&#8217;s Wood in north-west London which is very near to Regents Park.</p>
<p><strong>North Greenwich Arena</strong></p>
<p>The North Greenwich Arena will be home to the artistic gymnastics, trampoline, basketball and wheelchair basketball events in the Olympic 2012 games. The venue is situated on the Greenwich Peninsula and is across from the mouth of the River Thames and the River Lea.</p>
<p><strong>The Mall (otherwise known as the Royal Mall)</strong></p>
<p>The Mall will see events such as the marathon, race walk, Paralympic marathon and road cycling races during the 2012 Olympics. The area is situated in central London and is one of the most attractive tourist destinations the capital has to offer.</p>
<p><strong>The Royal Artillery Barracks</strong></p>
<p>It will come as no surprise to learn that the Royal Artillery Barracks will host shooting, Paralympic shooting and Paralympic archery in 2012. Situated on the edge of the Woolwich, in south-east London it is very close to the Greenwich Park World Heritage Site.</p>
<p><strong>Wembley Arena</strong></p>
<p>No Olympics 2012 London would be complete without the Wembley Arena which will this year host badminton and rhythmic gymnastics. The arena itself is situated in north-west London around 6 miles from the city centre and very close to Wembley stadium itself.</p>
<p><strong>Wembley Stadium</strong></p>
<p>Wembley Stadium, known to many as the home of football, will ironically host the Olympic Games football event and is certain to be a crowdpleaser. Despite the fact that many previous Olympic Games have played down the football event there is no doubt it will prove very popular in the Olympics 2012 London.</p>
<p><strong>Wimbledon</strong></p>
<p>Situated in south-west London, near Richmond Park and Kew Gardens, Wimbledon will obviously host the Olympic tennis tournament. How excited will some of these competitors be when they learn they will be playing on centre court and other iconic locations?</p>
<p><strong>Out of London venues</strong></p>
<p><strong>Brands Hatch</strong></p>
<p>Brands Hatch, situated in Kent and around one hours travel time from the Olympic Park, will host the Paralympic road cycling event which will include the time trial. This is yet another iconic location which the Olympic organisers have chosen.</p>
<p><strong>City of Coventry Stadium</strong></p>
<p>The city of Coventry Stadium is home to championship club Coventry City and will be one of the locations for the Olympic Games football tournament. Tickets for this tournament are proving to be very popular with many fans excited about the names being mentioned.</p>
<p><strong>Eton Dorney</strong></p>
<p>While Eton Dorney may not be a widely known iconic location in the UK but it will this year be hosting the rowing, Paralympic rowing and canoeing sprint Olympic events. It is situated near Windsor Castle and around 25 miles west of London.</p>
<p><strong>Hadleigh Farm</strong></p>
<p>Hadleigh Farm will be hosting the eagerly awaited mountain bike event in the 2012 Olympics with an array of obstacles and challenges awaiting competitors. Hadleigh Farm is situated east of London in the county of Essex.</p>
<p><strong>Hampden Park</strong></p>
<p>Hampen Park is now rated as a five-star football stadium after a £70 million refurbishment was well received by the football governing body. It will therefore be no surprise to learn that the venue will host some of the football games in the Olympic 2012 football tournament. Situated in the south of Glasgow in Scotland it is a far flung trek from the main Olympic Park.</p>
<p><strong>Lea Valley White Water Centre</strong></p>
<p>Situated in Hertfordshire the Lea Valley White Water Centre will be the venue for this year&#8217;s canoe slalom event. It is very impressive to see how the Olympic organisers have managed to bring in venues outside of London.</p>
<p><strong>Millennium Stadium</strong></p>
<p>Situated in the heart of Cardiff, Wales, the Millennium Stadium will be one of the main attractions for the Olympic football event in 2012. It will be interesting to see attendances for these football games which have caught the attention of spectators.</p>
<p><strong>Old Trafford Stadium</strong></p>
<p>The so-called Theatre of Dreams will be the home to some of the Olympic football events in 2012 and what a place to visit. Situated in Manchester, north-west England, it is one of the most iconic stadiums in the footballing world.</p>
<p><strong>St James&#8217;s Park</strong></p>
<p>Newcastle United fans around the world will be happy to see St James&#8217;s Park as one of the chosen venues for the Olympic football 2012 event. Situated in Newcastle, North East England, this is a football crazy area and the games will be attended in great numbers.</p>
<p><strong>Weymouth and Portland</strong></p>
<p>Situated in Dorset off the south coast of England, Weymouth Bay and Portland Harbour will host this year&#8217;s sailing and Paralympic sailing events. Is there really a more suitable place to host such an event?</p>
<p><strong>Olympic Administration Venues</strong></p>
<p><strong>IBC/MPC</strong></p>
<p>The International Broadcast Centre/Main Press Centre will be a 24-hour media hub throughout the Olympic Games 2012. It will be home to 20,000 broadcasters, photographers and journalists who will cover the event for the expected 4 billion worldwide audience.</p>
<p><strong>Olympic and Paralympic Villages</strong></p>
<p>The Olympic and Paralympic villages will be located in the heart of the Olympic Park within walking distance to the vast majority of venues. Every effort has gone into making the Olympic Village and Paralympic Village the greatest home to athletes since the introduction of the Olympic Games.</p>
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<p>This list of Saturn&#8217;s moons is part of an ongoing interest in the planet of Saturn which has been the subject of much speculation and much rumour over the years. For example, did you know that Saturn has 53 named moons and a further nine moons which are yet to be fully studied? Did you know that some of these moons are less than 6 miles in diameter and the vast majority are named after Greek gods, Roman gods, Giants or Titans?</p>
<p>Saturn itself is the sixth planet from the sun and the second-largest planet in the solar system although in reality it is commonly known as a &#8220;gas giant&#8221;. It is not known exactly what is inside the core of Saturn but many scientists speculate it is a mixture of iron, nickel, oxygen, silicon and other various components. The inner core of Saturn is layered by liquid hydrogen and liquid helium with a gas outer coating. The rings of Saturn are probably the main reason why the planet itself has attracted the attention of many scientists and indeed it is in many ways a focal point of education in relation to the solar system.</p>
<p>We hereby enclose a list of Saturn&#8217;s moons below: –</p>
<p><strong>Aegir<br />
Albiorix<br />
Anthe<br />
Atlas</p>
<p>Bebhionn<br />
Bergelmir<br />
Bestla</p>
<p>Calypso</p>
<p>Daphnis<br />
Dione</p>
<p>Enceladus<br />
Epimetheus<br />
Erriapo</p>
<p>Farbauti<br />
Fenrir<br />
Fornjot</p>
<p>Greip</p>
<p>Hati<br />
Helene<br />
Hyperion<br />
Hyrrokkin</p>
<p>Iapetus<br />
Ijiraq</p>
<p>Janus<br />
Jarnsaxa</p>
<p>Kari<br />
Kiviuq</p>
<p>Loge</p>
<p>Methone<br />
Mimas<br />
Mundilfari</p>
<p>Narvi</p>
<p>Paaliaq<br />
Pallene<br />
Pan<br />
Pandora<br />
Phoebe<br />
Polydeuces<br />
Prometheus</p>
<p>Rhea</p>
<p>S/2004 S 12<br />
S/2004 S 13<br />
S/2004 S 17<br />
S/2004 S 7<br />
S/2006 S 1<br />
S/2006 S 3<br />
S/2007 S 2<br />
S/2007 S 3<br />
Siarnaq<br />
Skathi<br />
Skoll<br />
Surtur<br />
Suttungr</p>
<p>Tarqeq<br />
Tarvos<br />
Telesto<br />
Tethys<br />
Thrymr<br />
Titan</p>
<p>Ymir</strong></p>
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