 and manchester city. neal also had a long career with the england national team, winning 50 caps and playing in the 1982 world cup. phil neal's nickname whilst at liverpool was zico -- a reference to the brazilian play maker and a compliment to neal, who was known for scoring important goals throughout the club's history.
Answer: - managerclubs is bolton wanderers coventry city cardiff city manchester city- caps is 187 455 64- nationalyears is 1976 -- 1983- birth date is 20 february 1951- clubs is liverpool bolton wanderers- nationalcaps is 50- height is 1.80- nationalgoals is 5- name is phil neal- nationalteam is england- birth place is irchester, northamptonshire, england- position is full back- fullname is philip george neal- image size is 220- manageryears is 1985 -- 1992 1992 -- 1995 1996 1996- years is 1974 -- 1985 1985 -- 1989- image is phil-neal-1338116110. jpg- goals is 28 41 3

Question: Read the bio below and try to give details on t2ya's:    - instrument     - years active     - birth name     - origin     - genre       - birth date     - name     - background     - occupation     Bio: t2ya, born, is a japanese songwriter and keyboardist from gunma prefecture. in the 1990s, he supported the agency rising production, which was later renamed vision factory. he wrote both the music and the lyrics of olivia lufkin's `` i.l.y. -lrb- yokubō -rrb- '' and `` re-act. '' he also composed mika nakashima's `` one survive. '' in addition, t2ya wrote aya ueto's `` pureness, '' `` kizuna, '' `` hello '' and `` personal. ''
Answer: - instrument is electronic keyboard- years active is 1991 -- present- birth name is tetsuya hashinaga- origin is gunma prefecture, japan- genre is electropop, pop rock- birth date is may 14, 1982- name is t2ya- background is non_vocal_instrumentalist- occupation is lyricist, composer, record producer

Question: Read the bio below and try to give details on rodolfo alicante's:    - managerclubs     - position     - nationalcaps     - currentclub     - nationalyears     - nationalgoals       - fullname     - name     - nationalteam     - birth place     - manageryears     Bio: rodolfo `` dolfo '' alicante guanzon is a retired filipino professional footballer and manager. he was coach at far eastern university in 2008 and 2009. he coached at the paref southridge school -lrb- ages 5 -- 15 -rrb- during the 1995-2009 school year. he is the current coach of green archers united.
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- managerclubs is philippines asst. coach -rrb- philippines u-23 -lrb- asst. coach -rrb- paref -lrb- southridge school far eastern university green archers united asst. coach -rrb- philippines philippines u-21 -lrb-- position is sweeper- nationalcaps is 3- currentclub is green archers united- nationalyears is 1989-1991- nationalgoals is 1- fullname is rodolfo alicante guanzon- name is rodolfo alicante- nationalteam is philippines- birth place is iloilo city, philippines- manageryears is 1996-2000 2000 1995-2009 2008-2009 2011 -Click "here" to view our sparkling new steering cylinder that was designed and manufactured by Pro-Hydraulics and delivered today. This cylinder is no easy push-over, those shafts are 35mm thick and the rod-end bearings are 25mm units (only one shown in the picture), we mean business! This will be combined with an orbital valve which Pro-Hydraulics have already supplied to give us accurate and very powerful control of Kobra’s steering!
We also received a brand new steering oil cooler complete with 12V electric fan from Ventura Engineering Equipment yesterday, click “here” to view this combination. We used one of these oil coolers very effectively on Kwagga for two seasons and never had any steering oil overheating issues.
As I write this, Delberg Engineering are hard at work building our new frame which is scheduled for delivery early next week! I was there yesterday and the quality of the build and welding is simply amazing, we plan to bring you pictures of the completed frame by mid next week, keep your eyes peeled!
Lastly, Elinem Engineering are hard at work welding all the brackets onto our front and rear axles to work with the new suspension layout, we hope to bring you pictures of the completed front axle some time next week.
The Kobra train is still on track and headed for a date with destiny at Parys on 7 February next year. Having said that, I see many late nights, blood, sweat and bloody hard work ahead for the group of people that have committed to make this possible, watch this space!Hi to All! This is a great site and the Forums are really helpful. The Droid is awesome but has very little in the way of documentation, plus a few glitchy things going on. I've already fixed my Facebook problem with advice from the Forums, and am now working on e-mail set up of my domain name that I receive through Yahoo. I am going a little crazy trying to send messages from the account. I will keep working on it. Thanks for all of the content and great posts - they really help!partially formed by other operations. Calculates the areas of the parts requiring the bending to overcome spring-back. Metal tag parts as required. Performs duties incidental to the accomplishment of the assigned task. Uses such typical equipment as lift truck, crane and scooter to load, move, unload and position tools, parts or materials.
Yoshimi & Mitsuru's parents were also there and it seems like they helped prepare the dinner and snacks. All of us (9 adults, 6 kids) fellowshipped for a bit and then ate dinner. By this point in the week, my girls were so mellowed out. They ate everything I placed before them without complaint and when they were done eating, they just sat in their chair until I said they could go play. Everyone kept commenting on how well behaved they were and I felt bad taking compliments because really they were just too tired to misbehave! Has to be a first for them. We stick to our schedule pretty good when we're at home so usually they get enough sleep to misbehave just like all children do!
The first few years we lived in Japan, we didn't really get together with Chikara's childhood friends very much. We were all busy and I was having babies so it was hard to make the time. I think Kenji was the one we saw the most and that was probably once every 6 months. I always wondered why but I think God was preparing me and my Japanese so that I could become friends on my own with the wives of Chikara's friends. It's just in the last two years that we've been able to meet every so often and my Japanese has been good enough to hold my own and enjoy the time we spend together instead of being stuck to Chikara's side so he can translate for me.
Back in the car again! The girls were all asleep within five minutes. We made it to Yokkaichi in about an hour. Our friends, Andrew & Yuri, helped us get everything in the house. Yuri's dad was also visiting to help build a deck for them. They just finished building a new house right before Christmas and haven't finished the landscaping so her dad came up for Golden Week to help out. He is also the father of four daughters so each time we've met him, he's been so sweet with the girls.
Emi, Misaki & Sakura were out as soon as we put them in their beds. Natsuki was stubborn for about 10 minutes and then she conked out, too. As soon as I was sure she was asleep, I relaxed and I was out within minutes. It was very dark in the room (which I like) so we slept soundly until morning.
Natsuki was amazing. I wasn't sure if she'd fall asleep for her naps since it was an unfamiliar place and there were a lot of unfamiliar noises but both times I put her down for a nap, she didn't make a peep and was out (I checked many times!). This gave me the break I needed and I went through our suitcases and organized them a bit since I hadn't really done that even once during the whole trip.
Yuri and I talked for the majority of the time. She showed me lots of magazines that they looked through when building their house. The information she shared with me was invaluable and I had been looking through the Internet at the stuff she showed me ever since I got back. We are really hoping to build a house in the near future so I'm gathering information and advice so I can be prepared once we get to that point.
The girls had such a lovely day. They played inside and outside. They "assisted" the guys with the building the deck, played in the dirt, colored pictures, played with the toys,