MAGLink, April 2003
A monthly update from the Irish
Motorcyclists Action Group.
The progress reported below in promoting
and protecting motorcycling has been possible because of your support.
MAG Ireland : Representing Riders
1.
Updates
2.
MAG Calendar 2003
3.
National Events Calendar, 2003
4.
MAG Benefits
5.
MAG Products
6.
MAG Advertising
7.
MAG Contacts
8.
Disclaimer
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1.
Updates
I
don’t have a campaigns update as I am doing this so full campaigns report will be included in next months MAGLink.
Bus
lanes:
Transport
for London (Tfl) is introducing a pilot scheme to allow motorcycles into bus
lanes
TfL
is looking at all aspects of motorcycle use in London. The Mayor's Transport
strategy recognises that motorcycles take up little space and are relatively
low cost, but it also notes concern at the high number of accidents involving
motorcycles. Tfl has set up a Motorcycle Working Group, which includes
representatives from TfL, the Department for Transport , the Association of
London Government, the Metropolitan and City Police and motorcycle lobby
groups. The group aims to improve motorcycle facilities and safety in London. A
key issue that is being considered is to allow motorcycles into bus lanes. Tfl
have been in discussions with the motorcycle organisations and while we
understand their reasons for wanting motorcyclists to use bus lanes, there are
concerns over the safety of other
vulnerable road users. These include cyclists, who are allowed to use
bus lanes at present and over the impact on bus services. This pilot study will
help Tfl to understand the issues and monitor its effects.
Pilot
study
Three
pilot schemes are being introduced that will help to inform the London and
national debate on whether or not to allow motorcycles to use bus lanes. The
first trial, on the A41, goes live on 9 September and the others should start
before the end of the year. Monitoring will assess the impact of allowing
motorcycles into bus lanes on:
1.
safety (of all road users)
2.
speeds
3.
journey times (especially buses)
4.
usage.
Tfl
have collected many hours of survey data, mainly by the use of roadside and
on-board bus cameras. Monitoring will continue and will include attitudinal
surveys of all user groups. The pilot study will be reviewed within two years,
but could be amended or withdrawn earlier if circumstances demand it.
Daytime
Running Lights:-
February
19th - the European Commission published a proposal to the Council and
Parliament for a Directive on the Protection of Pedestrians which includes a
commitment to fit ABS and DRL daytime lighting to all new vehicles from 1st
October 2003. It's only a proposal but we will be monitoring it......
Monday
10th March 2003 - Former world motorcycling champion Barry Sheene has died
after a long battle against cancer.
The
52-year-old, who was awarded the MBE in 1978, had cancer of the throat and
stomach. He died in a hospital on Australia's Gold Coast on Monday. Sheene won
the World 500cc Motorcycle Championships twice in 1976 and 1977 but was equally
famous for overcoming his numerous crashes on the track. And like his contemporary
James Hunt, the Formula One Grand Prix driver, he also attracted headlines for
his playboy lifestyle. At one stage in his career he had metal plates in both
knees, 28 screws in his legs and a bolt in his left wrist. Carl Fogarty,
four-time World Superbike champion, said Sheene had been "an inspiration
to millions". "He was the guy who made motorbike racing famous,"
Fogarty told BBC Radio Five Live. "There were other world champions from
Britain who achieved more on the track but he brought it to the public
attention."
Sheene
began racing motorbikes at the age of five and remains the last British racer
to win a 500cc GP in 1981. He won 19 in all and is also still the last British
rider to have won the world title. Sheene moved to the warmer climes of Australia
in the early 1990s to ease the pain caused by arthritis from numerous broken
bones suffered in crashes. He worked as a motorsport television commentator
Down Under, where he also had business interests. Sheene was diagnosed with
cancer in July last year just days after competing in a legends race during the
British Grand Prix at Donington. But he shunned chemotherapy treatment, opting
to fight the disease with a natural diet regime and other therapies. Sheene is
survived by his wife Stephanie and two children, Freddie and Sidonie.
VIETNAM:
Now this is something to cause an old fashioned feud. We are told a minor motorcycle crash in a village near Hanoi
sparked a riot that involved over a thousand people from two villages. The thing lasted about three hours and it
took the local police nearly an hour to bring the festivities to a halt. Nearly 17 people were hurt and 20 houses
were damaged in the melee.
"ODD"
ACCIDENTS OUTNUMBER MOTORCYCLE FATALITIES
According to the U.S. National Safety Council, more people were killed
in "odd" accidents than on motorcycles in 1999, points out Joe
"Cowboy" Dickey. "Of
those who might have survived with a helmet, stair walkers led the list,"
stated Cowboy, former State Coordinator for ABATE of Pennsylvania and a member
of the NCOM Board of Directors.
Check
these killers out:
*
Bitten by a dog (25)
*
Stung by a hornet, wasp, or bee (43)
*
Scalded to death by hot tap water (51)
*
Struck by lightning (64)
*
Occupant of commercial bus or train (116)
*
Drowned in a bathtub (320)
*
Accidentally suffocated or strangled in bed (330)
*
Fell off of a ladder (375)
*
Fell down stairs or steps (1,421)US
WEIRD
NEWS OF THE MONTH: PETA Tries to Whip
Leather Fetishists Into Shape -- The fur flew at the annual "Leather
Weekend" last January in Washington, D.C., as activists with People for
the Ethical Treatment of Animals sought to persuade the slaves of fashion and
their biker buddies gathered for the fetish convention to give up black leather
- studs and all.
"Why
would I?" demanded Norman Wagner of Scottsdale, Ariz. "I'm 6-foot-3,
and 230 pounds, and I can wear anything I want to." Wagner told reporter
Lance Gay of The Knoxville News Sentinel that he is not harming anything by
wearing his black leather biker duds, and he questioned the sanity of activists
picking on those who chose to wear animal skins. "It's been around for a thousand years, it's durable, and
I'm not wasting resources by using it," he said. "Why would someone
wear burlap?"
Kayla
Rae Worden, a trans-gendered PETA activist from Asheville, N.C., who showed up
to leaflet the event decked out in skimpy dominatrix hot pants in spite of
freezing Washington weather, sought to persuade the fetishists that synthetics
are just as erotic. Worden, who said she used to wear leather and eat meat when
she was a boy 15 years ago, contended the synthetic lifestyle provides even
more protection than leather, and can be much more comfortable to wear. Besides, she said, leather smells.
Glen
Sams, a 50-year-old member of the Centaur Motorcycle Club of Virginia, said the
only requirement for those attending 33rd annual Mid-Atlantic Leather Weekend
was to have "a pronounced interest in leather" and he was not pleased
that PETA is picking on the gathering. When a mistake or accident causes a
biker to put his motorcycle down on the pavement, nothing protects the skin
from being scraped off on the asphalt like leather, Sams said. He dismissed the PETA protest. "We were here before PETA, and I
imagine we will be here a long time after," he said.
2.
MAG Calendar 2003
Board
meetings
1st
Wednesday every month, 7:30pm MAG Office, Dublin.
National
Council meetings
Confirmed
- Saturday 17th May 2003 Crank House Hostel, Banagher, Co. Offaly 1.00pm -
Provisional
- Saturday 9th August 2003.
Annual
General Meeting
Provisional
date - Saturday 18th October 2003.
Watch
the MAG website www.magireland.org
for further details.
MAG
Local Group meetings
MAG
Carlow: 3rd Tuesday of the month, Sherrif O'Hara's, Brown St. Carlow.
MAG
Donegal: 1st Tuesday of each month at 8pm, Road House Bar, Ballybofey
MAG
Dublin: 1st Tuesday of each month 8.30pm Strawberry Hall, Lucan,
(contact
Jimmy Kenny, 01 4502330)
MAG
Dublin: 3rd Tuesday of each month 8.30pm Four Provinces, Ranelagh,
(contact
Mark Newman 086 847 2746. mnewman@tramway.ie )
MAG
Kildare: Last Wednesday of the month, The Railway Bar, Eyre Street, Newbridge
MAG
Limerick: Meets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month in Gus O'Driscolls
Pub, Corbally.
MAG
Tipperary North/South Offaly. Every last Thursday of the month at 'The Mill
House', Birr Road, Roscrea. Contact Keith Leaver at kleaver@gofree.indigo.ie for further details.
MAG
Cork: Tuesday nights in an Cruiscin Lan, on Douglas Street at 8.30pm. We are
usually in the snug!
MAG
Wexford - last Tuesday of every month at Freddy's Bar, Screen, Co. Wexford
8.30pm.
E&OE.
Changes should be advised to the MAG office office@magireland.org
or Gearoid O'Byrne at 087-2607747, maglink@magireland.org
Publication
Deadlines - RoadRunner: February 15th, May 15th. August 15th, November 15th,
Letters
and articles welcome, articles with pictures very welcome.
Send
submissions roadrunner@magireland.org or
to RoadRunner c/o MAG Office.
3.
National Events Calendar, 2003
MAG
Ireland encourages event organisers to support motorcycling by offering a
discount of one euro to holders of current MAG membership cards at their events
in 2003.
May
9/10/11th Devils Disciples MC Ireland Presents 5th annual The Gathering
Phelans, The Gap Bar, Ballythomas, Gorey wexford 9th, 10th, & 11th May
Usual Show Categories And Cash Prizes, Admission €15, Alliance Supporters € 10
Further Infomation Phone 086 4049367, E-mail :
devilsdeciplesmcireland@hotmail.com
Or check out the Alliance Website at:- www.allianceireland.com
back patch clubs by prior arrangement only <------ very
important
24th Irish
Custom and Classic Bike Show is on at Tramore Race Course. Fantastic new site - New date is a week earlier than
previous years - for further information contact hoghill@eircom.net
June
14th Chopper
Club Ireland, Annual Custom and Classic Bike Show..Castlelyons, Co. Cork. Top
live bands, Trophies to be proud of, tattooist, all the usual stuff with an
excellent atmosphere. E-mail: ireland@chopperclub.org for more details
15th The
Third 'Great Red Ribbon Ride Out' A Sponsored Ride out event for a Limerick
based HIV/AIDS Charity.. All riders must raise 100 euro per-bike on sponsor
cards which will be available beginning of April. Thats 100 per bike not
riders, so pillions do not raise the same (unless they want too!) Places are
limited so register early Contact: John Simons @ 061-314354. Run will be around
Limerick and Mid West Limerick - see further details at end of
MAGLINK..........
21st Phoenix MCC Rally. Landscape, Clonlara,
Co. Clare. Same
venue as last year. 2 Live bands and DJ.
Hot food and camp site available. 086-3903977 or 087-7651300
27/29th Trixxxters MCC welcome you to our 3rd XXX-Rated Rally on
27th - 29th June 2003..Just six miles from Castlederg on the Killeter Rd, Co.
Tyrone. N. Ireland. Wet T-Shirt competition is sponsored by Esprit Magazine
with a Cash Prize and an optional glamour modelling contract available to the
winner. Spot prizes for Best Fetish Outfits. Bands, Disco, Hot food, Stalls,
T-shirts, Tattoo Show, Tattooing, Body Piercing. Custom Show and trophies on
Sunday Morning. Shower Facilities. Secure campsite with disabled
facilities.Weekend price with bike is £10.00 first 500 recieve a free badge. No
Bike / No Badge. ADULT FUN AND LOTS LOTS MORE.Come on, You know it's Dirty and
you Want it!To find out more and check out last years fun go to www.trixxxters.com
Tel: Terry on 07761723943 for more info or
e-mail: ginsin_trixxxters@yahoo.co.uk
July
9/10th Superbike School (Keith Code)
is coming to Mondello on the 9th/10th July - cost 369 per day to book contact www.californiansuperbikeschool.com
- European page
12/13th Rogues MCC, yearly bash. Traynors Pub, Lisnagear,
Cootehill. Co.Cavan 3 Live Rock Bands, Marquee, Camp site, Hot Food, Bonfire. Usual
Prizes. After Live Bands have finished, All nite DJ starts. Phone: 086-6041949,
Chris Monahan
19/20th The
BSB series will debut at the County Kildare venue on July 19th & 20th 2003
for what should be the biggest motorcycle event of the 2003 Irish calendar. The
hugely popular British series has been long awaited by the legions of Irish
motorcycle racing fans and is sure to set new attendance records for Mondello
Park.
See http://www.mondello.ie/online_book/online_book.cfm
for more details
19th Slippy Clutch MCC Savage Session Rally 19th
July 2003
The Cush Inn (Kildangan House), Kildangan,
Co Kildare.
Contact Joe at 045 529022 or 086 8431576
25/27th Druids
M.C.C. Farmyard Rally 12, in O'Brien's Pub, Nurney, Co. Kildare, Ireland. Music
Friday, Saturday and Sunday with bike show on Sunday morning. 45min from
Dublin. Phone 045/432710 or 045/86456
August
2nd Unlimited Club, Castlebar,
Darby's Carrowkennedy, Westport, Co. Mayo.
UNLIMITED 8th FRENZY August Bank Holiday Weekend, Damian Murphy 0872326390
2/3rd Vikings
M.C. Ireland present The 18th Irish Custom Classic and Vintage Motorcycle Show,
The Kilkenny Arena, Wallslough Village, Bennetsbridge, Co Kilkenny. August Bank
Holiday Weekend, Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd.
Website www.alliancemcireland.com
10th Two Ton Run, Enjoy a 200-mile
ride through some of the most beautiful countryside in Munster, and raise money
for Crumlin Children’s Hospital, while you are having fun. See http://twotonrun.pitas.com/
for more details
15/16th Harley
Davidson Club of Ireland Rally. Date: 15th & 16th August 2003 Venue:
Stradbally G.A.C. Stradbally, Co Waterford. (Near Dungarvan). Contact: Carlo
Ustiani, Tel: 0877 626262, Email: secretaryhdci@ireland.com
16/17th MAG
Ireland presents the Stop The Rot Rally at The Portlick Inn, Glasson, Athlone,
Co. Westmeath - camping, bands, disco, hot food, all the usual fun! The poster
is attached at the end of this MAGLink……
23rd Exiles MCC, 2nd annual rock
night, food, drink, craic, camping, security, and top rock bands 23 of August
2003, in Beehive, Mountbolus Co.Offaly, Chris 086 377479 & Aidan 086
8041555
September
6th Clondalkin
Motor Cycle Club are having their annual rally. Contact Martin Convery at
0868598960 for more details
October
November
December
13th Clondalkin
Motor Cycle Club are having their annual Toy Run, meeting Pheonix Park 12.30.
All Welcome. Contact Martin Convery - 0868598960
14th Middleton to Cork city Toy run, Details to
follow closer to said date. Contact Stevo at 0868895472
FOR
FREE LISTING OF YOUR EVENT SEND IN DETAILS ASAP.
The
above information is correct to our knowledge and belief as we got to press but
MAG Ireland cannot guarantee
its
accuracy. Details of any additional
/revised events should be advised to the MAG office office@magireland.org or
directly to maglink@magireland.org
MAG
UK events can be seen online at the MAG UK website www.mag-uk.org
BMF
events www.bmf.co.uk
4.
MAG Benefits
Member
Benefits
* A
nationwide organisation representing your interests as a rider
*
RoadRunner Magazine
*
BikeShop Discounts, Full list in RoadRunner or on website www.magireland.org
*
Motorcycle Insurance
*
Local Groups - Social Activity and Local Representation
*
Information Service, (Info sheets, MAGLink and advice)
* MAG
Products
*
Training discounts
*
Discounts on the entry fee to participating motorcyclist events
*
Route Planning Service
*
Discounts on VHI Health Insurance, Ferries, Accident Insurance and Breakdown
Cover.
* MAG
Credit Card. Competitive credit facility which also makes a small donation to
MAG with each transaction.
The
discounts alone will save you much more than the membership fee every year.
Membership
costs € 30 per annum, with reductions for young riders, partners and for
payment by standing order. To join now ring the MAG Office on (01) 4530797.
Credit cards accepted.
*
Events Advertising
As an
additional benefit to affiliated clubs only, MAG are offering substantial
discounts to advertise their rally in Roadrunner. Roadrunner is Ireland's
largest circulation motorcycle magazine and goes out to over 4000 Irish
motorcyclists every quarter. See below
for details
Club
affiliation costs €30 per annum.
Information
Sheets & Reps Resource Kit
MAG
currently has information sheets on:
Accidents
a Legal Perspective, Anti Theft, Member Benefits, Bike Promotion, Bike Rental,
Discount Shops, Drink Driving, Driving Test, Events Insurance, FEMA, Group
Riding, Importing a Bike, Irish Touring, Licence Regulations, Long Distance
Riding, MAG History, New Member, Ride Safely, Local Groups, European Lobbying.
Training, Motorcycle Awareness, Type Approval, MAG Structure, What is MAG,
Perception of Motorcycles as Unsafe, Consumer Rights for Motorcyclists
MAG's
Information Sheets can be found at the MAG website.
MAG
also issues a computer CD which contains the reps handbooks, info sheets, local
group report template and useful forms such as road hazard reporting and membership.
There's also a very wide selection of research and motorcycle promotion
material useful when lobbying and for background information. Copy one from
your local group or contact the MAG Office.
5.
MAG Products
ZIPPO
lighters = € 25.40 (Brass with MAG LOGO) LAST FEW LEFT!!!!
Premium
T- shirts = € 12.70 each (Black with
MAG logo)
Nectectors = € 12.70 each (Red or Black tubular
neckwarmers)
Baseball
Caps = € 12.70 each (Black cloth,
with MAG logo)
MAG
EIRE, RIDE FREE Patches = € 3.80
each
Flourescent
"Do Not Remove This Helmet" sticker = €1.00
RIDE
FREE Adhesive stickers = € 1.80 each
1999,2000,
2001,2002 Members' Metal Badges = € 2.56 each
2003
Saffron (?!) Green Enamel badge = € 3.80 each
MAG
embossed Leather Keyfob = € 2.56 each
BOOKS
Motorcycle
Roadcraft = € 17.00 each
All
items are including postage by ordinary post. These exclusive products are
available from your local Group, direct from the MAG Office, or from our MAG
Products Outlet Shop, Kilkenny Camping & Water-sports Centre, U24 The
Arcade, High Street, Kilkenny. Save postage by shopping locally.
Profits
from the sale of MAG Products goes directly to campaigning for Riders Rights.
6.
MAG Advertising
Roadrunner
is Ireland's largest circulation motorcycle magazine and is mailed directly to
over 4000 Irish motorcyclists every quarter. If you want the Irish motorcycling
world to know about something (your shop, your sale, your club, your product,
your event.....) then advertising in RoadRunner is the way to tell them.
Contact
the MAG Office for details of our advertising rates.
7.
MAG Contacts
MAG
Board (Composed of elected officers and responsible for the day to day running
of MAG)
Eoin
Kirwan: Chairman, IT Officer, Transport: 087 6166207 mailto:chair@magireland.org
Linda
O'Loideoin: Treasurer, Roadrunner Editor mailto:roadrunner@magireland.org
Jimmy
Kenny: Product and Process Officer 01 4502330
Gearóid
O Byrne: Local Groups Liaison & MAGlink mailto:maglink@magireland.org
David
French: European Liaison, Safety Officer mailto:davidfrench@magireland.org
National
Council and Local MAG Group Contact Details
The
National Council (NC) is composed of elected county representatives and
responsible for the overall running of MAG. Unless a county position of
"NC representative" is elected, the county chairperson is on the NC.
MAG
County Groups
MAG
Carlow:
Chair:
Eric Geaney (086-3091138) eric.geaney@oceanfree.net
MAG
Donegal
Chair:
Marty Boyle 087 - 6557414 martyboyle@unison.ie
Or
Michael McNulty mnulty@mcmenaminsteel.com
MAG
Dublin
Chair:
Jimmy Kenny 01 - 4502330 (South Dublin contact Mark Newman 086 8472746)
MAG
Kildare
Chair:
Dave Keeley 087 2692180 davkee@esatclear.ie
Secretary:
BJ Martin 086 4006279 thedok@cyberdude.com
Treasurer:
Joe Kerwin
Events
Secretary: Ivor Hemmingway 086 8150410
MAG
Limerick
Chairman
- Don Moloney. moz@iol.ie
086-8123858
Secretary
- Alec Quinn. ajquinn@eircom.net
Treasurer
- Mark Hackett. haket@hotmail.com
NC
Rep - Vinny White. vwhite@eircom.net
PRO -
Sharon Curtin. yamxv250@hotmail.com
Clubs
liason officer - Karl Murphy. crashtestdummy@oceanfree.net
Local
Authority liason officer - John Mullin.
MAG
North Tipperary and South Offaly
Paul
O'Dwyer 086-2686091 froggieod@yahoo.com
Keith
Lever kleaver@gofree.indigo.ie
MAG
Cork
Chair
- Ger Donnolly
Treasurer
- Martin O'Driscoll martdris@gofree.indigo.ie
MAG
Wexford
Chair
- Martin Sills 087 - 6628595
Secretary
- John le Roche
Unelected
local representatives invited by MAG Board
Leitrim
Christine
Cann christinecann@eircom.net
Longford
Pat
& Debbie mbike@eircom.net
Louth
Lenny
McManus leonard@netscape.com
Mayo
John
Bourke john.bourke@cedar.com
The
remaining counties are currently not represented on the National Council. If
you are interested in assisting, either as volunteering as a local
representative or in relation to founding a MAG Group in your area, please contact the MAG Office or the Local
Group & Clubs Liaison Gearoid O'Byrne at 087-2607747, maglink@magireland.org
MAG
Office
1b
Ring Terrace, Inchicore, Dublin 8.
Tel:
01 453 0797
Fax:
01 453 3643
Karen
Kiely: National Campaigns Officer -
086 8632444 roadrunner@magireland.org
Liz
Keane Office Assistant office@magireland.org
Before
ringing the MAG office please consider if it wouldn't be better ringing your
MAG representative, the DOE Driver Testing Section, your local motorcycle
dealer or the Yellow Pages first. The MAG Office will help with your queries
where possible but doing so reduces the time available to administer MAG for
everyone's benefit.
Website:
www.magireland.org
Webmaster:
Joe Lennon webmaster@magireland.org
Cash
for MAG Recruiters
Bank Standing orders are by far the easiest way
for MAG members to pay their subscription. They are also much cheaper and
quicker for the MAG office to process.
MAG is now passing these savings onto its members. As well as offering
three months free membership for members who take out a standing order, MAG has
decided to introduce a "fiver back" promotion - any MAG member who
gets a friend to sign up for a standing order will get a fiver (€6.35) back in
cash.
This
means that if all the members of a club of twenty people decide to support MAG
with bank standing orders and name their treasurer as recruiter then the club
will receive one hundred pounds (128 Euro) from MAG.
Full
details, conditions and bank standing order forms are available from the MAG
office.
8.
Disclaimer
MAGLink is provided free of charge as a service to
motorcycling.
MAG
Ireland cannot accept any responsibility or liability for any errors or
omissions
MAGLink
March 2003, compiled by Gearóid O Byrne
maglink@magireland.org
(c)
Copyright : MAG Ireland
The
Third 'Great Red Ribbon Ride Out'
The
third annual 'Great Red Ribbon Ride Out' 2003 will take place this year on
Sunday 15th June 2003 in Limerick. This date is actually the official Irish
AIDS Day and we therefore want to make it somewhat special. To this end we are
planning not only the Ride Out itself, but we are going to hold a street
festival with stalls, music, food and give aways , so we hope for good weather
!
The
details are as follow : Riders can begin to assemble and register from 11.00 in
Cecil Street, Limerick city centre, there will be entertainment on an on-going
basis. The Mayor of Limerick will officially launch the ride out at 14.00 and
we then head on to Nenagh, Roscrea, Birr, where there will be a one hour
'splash and dash' stop. Then on to Portumna, Mountshannon, Scarriff, Killaloe,
Birdhill and back along the N7 to where it all began and hopefully will be
continuing !. After our arrival there will be refreshments, live entertainment
etc to complete the day in style. Total distance is just over 130 miles, around
Lough Derg and some beautiful scenery.
There
are some differences this year. Due to the Limerick City Council and the
Gardai, places are STRICTLY Limited to the first 125 riders who register in
advance. Also we have to, for the first
time set a mandatory minimum amount for sponsorship in order to participate on
the day and that amount is €100 per bike, not per person as this would be
unfair to riders with pillions. Some people have complained already about this
amount, but that cannot be helped, the purpose of this event is to raise
awareness of the issue of HIV/AIDS, which has not gone away, but also to raise
funds for our project to continue working with those affected by the virus in
the our area, so, No Apologies.This is of course a minimum amount, there is no
maximum !. Sponsor cards are available now from the Red Ribbon Project. 9 Cecil
St. Limerick. contact John Simons, Event Organiser at 061-314354 or
086-31430249 or e-mail at assagai1@hotmail.com
Come and help us celebrate the day !!!!!!!!!