2. Barbary Apes. Despite their mislabeling as apes, these tail-less monkeys have made a name for themselves on Gibraltar. Debate exists as to whether these macaques, the only free-roaming primates in continental Europe besides humans, were introduced from Morocco by the British (in an attempt to domesticate the animals), by the Spanish, or by the Moors before them. Regardless of how they got to Gibraltar from North Africa, these wild but friendly monkeys live near the crest of the Rock in an area known as the Apes Den. It has been said that the Brits will continue to rule Gibraltar so long as the monkeys continue to live on the Rock, so the government has taken special care to ensure the future of these adorable macaques. Tourists often feed the monkeys, and the less shy macaques will occasionally climb onto willing humans. The Barbary Apes are basically semi-wild monkeys, so even though theyre used to people, theyre can still be dangerous and should be approached carefully.
or Monte Carlo). Asumming it is a register or adding machine are they telling us to add something up? 
and, if so, what should we be adding? Any thoughts? 
Uncharted Waters = Bermuda (Triangle)?
Local news in Orlando states that the Magic will be sailing to the U.K., France, and Italy in the Summer of 2007.
for all this but can't wait anymore. A few more days -
