Erm, we're getting rid of a lot of fairly decent printers (some of you may remember my monitor 'sale' not too long ago).

CHF.- 50 for any of the following (all should be working quality and might even still have toner in them)...

HP LJ 4000
HP LJ 4050
HP LJ 2100

Comments and/or emails please...

http://www.ortsplan.ch

Google maps for Switzerland. For those of you that don't have TwixTel, quite a useful little tool...

from: http://www.mooseworld.com/ a fascinating website

North Americans refer to this (the above) animal as the moose; however, throughout continental Europe, it has often been known as the "elk." The scientific name, Alces alces, also translates into British English as "elk." For North Americans this has been a source of confusion, as the name "elk" is also given to another member of the deer family, the wapiti (Cervus canadensis). Unfortunately, the common names of many living things differ from region to region, from country to country. On the other hand, the scientific names, albeit frequently awkward to articulate, are universal in their usage and eliminate the confusion generated by the more familiar appellations.

a picture of the Cervus canadensis aka in North America as the Elk: