DavidJ

Note, I use old cards. This is mainly because I used to play back then, but stopped for a long time. I'm not asking you to rate this against tournament standards or etc., because I just play for casual fun with my friends.

Pokemon

2x Kangaskhan (Jungle 5)

1x Ditto (Fossil 18)

2x Horsea (Neo Genesis 62)

1x Horsea (Fossil 49)

2x Seadra (Neo Genesis 48)

1x Kingdra (Neo Genesis 8)

1x Magikarp (Team Rocket 47)

1x Gyarados (Base 6)

1x Jynx (Expedition 83)

1x Qwilfish (Neo Revelation 49)

1x Misty's Psyduck (Gym Challenge 90)

1x Unown [N] (Neo Discovery 50)

3x Gastly (Expedition 109)

2x Haunter (Expedition 80)

1x Gengar (Fossil 20)

Trainers

1x Full Heal (Expedition 154)

1x Pokemon Nurse (Expedition 145)

1x Master Ball (Expedition 143)

1x Gust of Wind (Base 93)

1x Super Energy Removal (Base 79)

1x Brock (Gym Heroes 15)

1x Gold Berry (Neo Genesis 93)

1x Pokemon Trader (Base 77)

1x Moo-Moo Milk (Neo Genesis 101)

1x Super Rod (Neo Genesis 103)

1x Professor Elm (Neo Genesis 96)

Energy

1x Recycle Energy (Neo Genesis 105)

2x Potion Energy (Team Rocket 82)

2x Double Colorless Energy (Base 96)

15x Water Energy (Base 102)

8x Psychic Energy (Base 101)

Phew that took a long time to type up. Hope you appreciate the set reference numbers so you can easily look up what I'm referring to on Serebii.net's cardex: http://serebii.net/card/dex/

Here is the Sony product: http://akamaipix.crutchfield.com/products/2003/158...

And I am missing its wireless transmitter: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41NKEFZS4FL....

I would prefer that someone could direct me to a place where I could buy JUST the wireless transmitter - separate from the system and thus, a much lower cost.

The likely alternative is finding the correct type of audio cable to connect my Compaq PC to the Sony MHC GSX100W. I want the real-time audio from my computer to be played on my stereo system.

The only audio input I see on the stereo is the standard video-gaming Yellow-White-Red (AV) cable ports. I'll continue to search for various cables in the meantime, but help would be highly appreciated.

From most of what I've learned and observed about the human body, almost everything about it has a purpose. So if we figure that snoring (a side-effect of constricted nasal passages causing soft tissue to vibrate as we sleep) is an issue, then why do our nasal passages even constrict at all when we sleep?

Please be more specific than just saying, "because we relax when we sleep."

I know that it works, but I have no idea why. If anyone can explain why e raised to the imaginary pi is negative one, I'd be quite grateful.