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"I wonder who the principles are with the garden and or nursery?color>" The owner's name is Holub (which translates to Pidgeon). That's easy to tell, even if you don't read Czech: several of their original WBs were given the cultivar name Holub, as you can see in the photo captions. Specifically, according to this excerpt from the web site, "V soucastnosti ji máme vyÂlechteno kolem 70 námi nalezených carovejníkù, z nich bezesporu nejznámejÂí je Thuja Occidentalis Malonyana Holub.color>" ...which translates to "currently we have about 70 WBs in cultivation that were discovered by us, from which the undisputed best known is Thuja Occidentalis Malonyana Holub".

This is what he got me - from the box: SMC Networks Wireless Cardbus Adapter "Supports blazing wireless communcation at up to 108 MBPS." Advanced Wireles Security, includes Wi-Fi Protected Access. For Home and Small Office Networking. "Share your existing cable connection with multiple computers by addind a high performance Barriade g Router with USB Print server" Don't know about the last part, I could live without the print server, I just want to be able to work and browse in other rooms in the house besides my basement where the cable connection is. As for the memory card - I went to the "Crucial" RAM Scanner Web site as recommended by Zep516 on a previous post that I found through the search menu. I clicked on the Crucial System Scanner, and it said: Maximum Memory Capacity: 1024MB Currently Installed Memory: 256MB Available Memory Slots: 1 Number of Banks: 2 Dual Channel Support: No CPU Manufacturer: GenuineIntel CPU Family: Mobile Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 2.40GHz Model 2, Stepping 9 CPU Speed: 2392 MHz Each memory slot can hold DDR PC2700,DDR PC3200 with a maximum of 512MB per slot.* So I couldn't remember the exact number of what I have, but what I have is 256 MB of currently installed memory and one empty "slot."

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