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This site is copyright © Thomas Ralph 1999-2005 except for certain pages or elements which are copyright as shown on their respective pages. Specific reference in this case is made to Thomas's HTML Colour Reference. You may not copy it or download it to your computer, except for review purposes, without referring to me at admin@thomasralph.com. All scripts contained in this site are copyright © Thomas Ralph 2000-2005. You may copy scripts on the welcome page and use them on your own website, subject to these conditions.
Services offered on the services page are subject to availability. The training service is not available outside a 20 kilometre radius of Cork City, except when special arrangements are made. I reserve the right to withdraw, alter, or amend any of the services as I see fit.

All opinions expressed herein are mine alone, and they are not legally binding upon anyone, except as indicated to the contrary. My thanks to eircom net for hosting my page.

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Who wants to be a Millionaire, the format of the game, and its logo are trademarks of Celador Productions Ltd. Many thanks to Celador Productions Ltd. for the idea.
Some of the meta tags were created by Interlyn PrePromote, and some of them weren't.
The vast majority of the site was created with Windows Notepad. It is just about the best HTML editor you can get. The WYSIWYG editors are finicky at best, and they fill up the page with unwanted meta tags (including the <meta name=generator value="FrontPage Express"> and so forth), while most of the in-betweens are tacky, and any of the good ones are shareware.
Included in that categorization is HotDog Professional version 6.
Magic - The Gathering® is a registered trademark of Wizards of the Coast, Inc. Pokémon is a trademark of Nintendo, Inc. Use of any trademark without mention of its trademark status should not be construed as a challenge to that status.
Where relevant, all legally binding agreements and contracts on this site are enforced in Irish law. By accepting any agreement or contract, you agree to the jurisdiction of Irish law in the matter, and you agree that all actions arising from any such contract shall be resolved in the courts of Ireland, with the courts of Cork city being used in preference to any other.
If I have omitted anyone or anything from the above list, please accept my apologies and email me so that the matter can be remedied.
Any spam, flames etc. will result in me adding you to my ignore list. I have far too much mail in my inbox at any given time and I could do without any rubbish.
Suggestions for this site are welcome, provided they are not insulting or annoying.
Thomas Ralph
admin@thomasralph.com