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Please read the reviews from our many satisfied clients!
Also check out our reviews on The Knot, Wedding Wire & FaceBook!
If you are looking for the perfect venue for your beach wedding… if you are looking for a great menu selection and food quality… if you are looking for a one stop shop… Salero is the place. My husband and I got married on Saturday night at Salero. From the moment we met Dawn, we knew we were in capable professional hands. She did everything she said she would do and did it TOP NOTCH. The staff was attentive and friendly. Mike the DJ was awesome. He totally listened to our requests for music selections and showed great flexibility. Everyone was up on the dance floor all night long because his mix of music was perfect. Dawn also set up our chairs on the beach. Our wedding was perfect!
To Dawn and Chef David, thank you so very much for putting on the best night of the year for our Hall of Fame Banquet. The food, service and ambiance was better than what we dreamed it could be. Everyone in attendance thanked the hall of fame committee for weeks after the event. We look forward to having all future events at your beautiful location. May God continue to bless you and your family.
We just want to say thank you to Dawn, her husband Chef David, and staff for giving our family and friends a "first class" experience. Our wedding was on April 6, 2013 and it was a beautiful day! It has been days later and our guest are still talking about how great the food was and how much fun they had… Special thanks to DJ Mike; he was very personable and met every request to keep my family dancing all night long. From the moment I met Dawn I knew I was in good hands… I stressed over a lot during my planning for our wedding, but I never worried when it came to Salero… She exceeded my expectations and I am truly grateful. The view at Salero will make you forget where you are... we were both raised in Delaware and we just felt like we were seeing for the first time why people from all over come here! So, God Bless and we plan to come back to celebrate our anniversary. Sincere Thanks!
To Dawn, Chef David, DJ Mike, and Bartender (Sorry I forgot your name we were too drunk): we just wanted to thank you for an AMAZING wedding! We got sooo my compliments from our family and friends. The food was amazing and as the bride I made sure I ate! The music was on point - kept everyone dancing and having fun. And Dawn you were amazing at making sure the whole event from the ceremony to the reception went perfectly. As newlyweds, we will always look back on our special day remembering how amazing our union was and we hope to have more events at your venue! Thank you.
We had the good fortune of booking Salero for our 25th wedding anniversary/vow renewal, well over a year before our event which was on Sunday June 23 2013. Rehoboth Beach is such a huge part of our family life together, that we knew we wanted this celebration to be here in our beloved Rehoboth. Yes, there were other options, but we found all to be either too generic, too impersonal, too banquet-hall-ish and all with a staff that just seemed to be going through the motions. Dawn is amazing - receptive, professional, patient and kind. Chef David, well, he could easily win Top Chef, and DJ Mike is a classy in-tune talented professional. Our guests are still raving over the beautiful venue, the food, the service, the view, the music and elegance. Our first wedding 25 years ago was lovely, so this was NOT a do-over, but rather a We STILL Do! We couldn't have chosen a more perfect place than Salero to honor this momentous occasion. We are eternally grateful to Dawn, Chef David and DJ Mike and all the Staff at Salero, for bringing our special event expectations not only to fruition, but beyond we might have hoped. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Our daughter's wedding was held on the beach in front of the Henlopen Hotel on 10/4/14 and the reception was held at the Salero afterwards. To say that everything was perfect would be an understatement. I cannot say enough good things about Dawn Horton, the Chef and the DJ. Dawn was most attentive before and during the reception to make sure everything was perfect (which it was). The food was excellent, the DJ excellent, the ambience excellent. I have never experienced such personal care from a vendor and highly recommend Dawn Horton, Chef David and the Salero for your special event!
Our Son and his wife were married on 5/30/15 on the beach in front of the Henlopen Hotel and the reception followed at the Salero. I would like to express our sincere thanks to Dawn and her staff for the outstanding service and attention to detail. Excellence does not describe the caring, preparation and serving of the food selections at the reception. Everything was perfect, served hot and very good. Our guests were extremely impressed. Dawn and her staff could not have been more attentative to our guests. We were blessed to have found such a great location with such a host who put out the very best they could offer for this special event at a reasonable cost. We could not have found a better person to make the wedding any more special as it was supposed to be. Dawn and her staff exceeded our expections by miles. We would like to extend our sincere thanks again for a job well done.
My husband and I were married on May 30 2015 on the beachfront of Salero and then the reception at Salero. From the day we booked the venue until the event Dawn and her staff were nothing but helpful. All my questions were answered almost immediately because Dawn was available at a moments notice, which is amazing! Every detail was calculated and executed with precision and professionalism the whole way through. The ceremony on the beach was gorgeous and the reception exceeded ALL of my expectations. From the format of the whole night, to the exquisite food and the easy-going fun DJ, it was everything I dreamed of and more. I will recommend Salero, Dawn and her staff from now on without hesitation.
I've left my review of Salero on WeddingWire, but can't risk someone not seeing it because they're only checking out the website! So sharing here as well! Happy event/wedding planning! The hours leading up to the wedding my photographers got delayed by traffic, bridal party got soaked while out getting pictures, there was a torrential downpour leading up to our outdoor beachfront ceremony delaying the start, & then… a rainbow & the most perfect day ever. Thru all of it, never one issue, concern or doubt about our decision to go with Dawn & her team. Dawn made sure our wedding was exactly what we wanted, even if that meant a team down on the beach drying off each chair. I've looked through all of the reviews seeing if I could touch on something anyone had missed, but really everyone has it down. Dawn has done this 'once or twice' before! We selected Salero (& made 2/3 of our payments) without setting foot in the venue or meeting Dawn in-person. That's how confident we were in our decision based off of reviews just like the one I hope I'm offering up in Salero's praise, & a few conversations with Dawn. I said throughout my entire planning process that people surely hated how easy the entire process was for us; I largely have Dawn to thank for that. I didn't work with a designated wedding coordinator, but had no need to with the way Dawn has things set up. To have the ceremony setup, the sound system, the catering, the bar, the DJ, all through one highly skilled & passionate person is a godsend. And with the team behind Dawn as top-notch as she is, I can't imagine having done anything differently. Dawn & her team repeatedly made that my husband & I were carefree & having fun. At one point in the evening Dawn checked on how I was doing, I started with saying how everyone was having a blast & she was quick to say, she just cared about how much fun I was having… & she is genuinely being sincere, she made it her mission to ensure we had the best wedding ever. Our wedding guests were echoing the thoughts in our head as all night they raved to us about the staff, the view, the food, the music, you name it. You truly can't go wrong choosing Salero!
My daughter just had her wedding on the beach and her reception at Salero on Friday, September 23, 2016. We couldn't have been happier with Salero and the wedding planning team. Dawn is absolutely amazing at her job, and our wedding and reception was perfect. All of our planning meetings went smoothly, and she accommodated all of our special needs. On the day of the wedding Dawn handled each step with professionalism and personal care. The food was delicious, beginning with the tasty appetizers, the main course of filet and crabcake, and the chocolate fountain. We only heard positive comments from our guests about the meal and the service. The DJ was great and also accommodated our desire for specific songs. We danced the night away! Thank you so much to Dawn and the entire staff of Salero for giving us the wedding of a lifetime. I was especially impressed with how Dawn checked on us the entire night to see if we were having fun and to see if we had everything we needed. I would recommend Salero and Dawn to anyone who wants a beautiful beach wedding.
I had my reception on 4/6/18 at Salero after a beach ceremony in front of the hotel. The food is phenomenal (even better than my tasting), accommodations were impeccable and the view is breathtaking. Dawn and her staff made sure my day went so smoothly without any hiccups. My husband and I were truly taken care of from start to finish. Dawn was so helpful and responsive starting from my first tour at Salero. It truly was the best day of my life and I would recommend this venue to anyone looking to have an unforgettable event.
People are still raving about the food at my wedding! The setting at Salero, a tasteful light yellow room, eight floors above the Rehoboth boardwalk, overlooking the ocean, was the perfect setting for the reception following my gorgeous beach wedding. My wedding was pretty laid back (no suits, ties, tuxes or gowns – just flip flops, cotton dresses on the girls and linen pants and shirts for the guys) so the restaurant-like feel/setup of Salero was perfect. The staff were great, especially Dawn (owner/event coordinator) who kept the energy high, made sure my husband, family, attendants and I were taken care of all night, and kept things flowing very smoothly. She even handled, um, 'sticky' family situations like a pro. I had a BLAST at my wedding and I would recommend Salero to anyone, every time.
The perfect combination of fun and professional. Dawn (owner) was hands on throughout the entire night, and my wedding reception was perfect from start to finish. The food was FANTASTIC, and 3 weeks later I am still hearing compliments about the food, service, location, and Dawn herself. The view as well as the decor took my breath away from the first moment I saw Salero. I cannot say enough good things about my experience with Salero, and am completely unable to find anything negative to say! Finding Salero was a huge blessing, and I can't imagine having had my wedding anywhere else. At the end of the night, I wished I could do it all over again the next day. Salero comes with my husband's, my family's, my friends', and my absolute highest recommendations.
Everything about our wedding reception at Salero was amazing and perfect. Dawn was amazing to work with and we couldn't have asked for anything more! I highly recommend the seafood pasta as an entree… best ever!
Thank you so much to Dawn and her staff for making our wedding the most spectacular day ever. Josh and I and all of our guests had the most amazing time. It truly was the perfect day! Seriously – if anyone gets married in Rehoboth and DOESN'T have their wedding reception at Salero – they are missing out! We had the most fantastic night of our lives. Thank you again to everyone at Salero (especially Dawn!) & DJ Mike from the bottom of our hearts. My legs hurt from dancing so much (or whatever you call it that I was doing) but it was well worth it! The food was amazing, the service… the, well, EVERYTHING!
I must say that this venue was fantastic. Dawn and David made my special day amazing and I couldn't have done it without them. In comparison to other vendors in this area it was very reasonably priced as well. All Dawn and David did was bend over backwards to make sure I had an amazing day.
I can not thank Dawn and her staff enough for such an amazing night! Our guests had an amazing time – the view of the beach, service, and food was absolutely amazing!
All that I can say is thank you from the bottom of my heart. Now I know why all of the testimonies are the way they are. I will write more when we are back from our honeymoon but I HAD to say that you really are amazing. You made our day sooooo perfect!!! I wouldn't change a thing and it was all because of you!
My daughter Lisa had her wedding reception at Salero in June 2009. I now have a friend helping her daughter plan a wedding. I told her that Salero was the perfect reception choice. Dawn and staff gave incredible service, the food was outstanding and the atomsphere was amazing. Lisa and Danny had the perfect wedding.
We had our reception at the Salero April 16, 2011, all I can say is FABULOUS! The venue itself is beautiful and despite the tornado like weather that night the atmosphere was amazing. Everyone raved about the food and everyone had so much fun! Mike did a fantastic job keeping everyone moving. Dawn… what can I say; you went above and beyond, you catered to our every need. I couldn't have asked for anything more perfect! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I thought I would take a minute on our 2 month anniversary to write a review for all you future brides out there. I am so lucky that I happened to stumble on Salero by doing a Google search. Right from the start, Dawn was available to answer any of my questions. She always got back to me in a timely fashion; communication was never an issue. The night before the wedding when my husband, Dawn, and I sat down was totally stress free. This feeling carried into the next night at our reception. Mike the DJ was fabulous! He played our song list, plus a few of his favorites. The dance floor was never empty. Two months later, friends and family are still talking about the wedding. Many co-workers still say that we had the best party of the year. Anything I asked Dawn during my day was taken care of. There was nothing for my husband and I to do but enjoy the start of our wonderful life together. Thank you Dawn and the Salero for giving us the best wedding we could ask for! Here's to a 25th wedding celebration!
My husband and I were married on Friday, May 4, 2012. It was the most magical day. The Salero venue, Dawn and her husband David (the Chef) did a terrific job. Besides the fact that the room speaks for itself with its three sided window walls on the ocean; the food, Mike the DJ, Dawn's professionalism and attention to detail was top drawer. If you are looking for a reception venue that will make a statement and put a smile on your face along with your guests, choose Salero. You will not be disappointed. Thanks again Dawn.
We recently had our wedding reception at the Salero and it was Amazing! The view, the food, the music, I could go on and on. Most importantly, Dawn. She was a pleasure to work with and was on top of everything. All we heard were great comments about the entire reception, venue, food and music. I want to have another reception just so I can come back to Salero. I would recommend this venue, Dawn, and DJ Mike to other brides in a heartbeat! Thank you Dawn for helping make my wedding so memorable.
We had three great nights at the Henlopen hotel. No complaints. All was perfect!
Salero was an amazing place to have our wedding reception. The view of the ocean, of course, is the best. The restaurant itself, also beautiful. But even more than that the food is delicious! All of our guests kept saying how much they loved the food and how good it was. We loved it too! Also, Dawn the owner, is wonderful. She makes everything so easy and nothing was a problem for her. Dawn always responded to all of our questions very quickly. She is so friendly and easy to work with. In fact she takes away all of your worries because she takes care of everything! She made everything at the reception run so smoothly. She went above and beyond our expectations. We highly recommend Salero to anyone for any event. You will not be disappointed!
Thanks to Salero I had the beach wedding of my dreams! It far exceeded my expectations and everything turned out perfect. I also have to say that the packages made life easy and I always got quick responses regarding any changes or questions I had. I would highly recommend Salero for the perfect wedding!
Dawn, Again I can't thank you enough for the AMAZING wedding reception that you made possible for us. Jason and I didn't have to worry about a single thing – you thought of every single last detail-and it allowed us to truly enjoy our special day. PS – you were right, DJ Mike was off the chain!
Thank You Dawn for all your help with my son's wedding, everything was just perfect, the food was excellent and everyone enjoyed themselves! Thank you again!


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PHILADELPHIA, May 22, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP), the premier trade association for imaging professionals, has announced that Shawn Henry, an editorial and corporate photographer, has received the 2013 International Photographic Council (IPC) Professional Photographer Leadership Award. He was selected by the association as the member who best represents the group's criteria and ideals, and is one of eight winners being recognized by professional photography organizations at the IPC's 15th annual Pro Award Luncheon held at the United Nations on May 22nd.
According to ASMP Executive Director Eugene Mopsik, "Shawn has exhibited extraordinary leadership and dedication to the photographic community. He has been a tireless advocate for the rights of working professionals and we applaud him for his good work."
Henry's activities have included a 25 year history of participation with the Eddie Adams Workshop, seven years of service to Editorial Photographers culminating as Vice President, and six years of service to the ASMP Board of Directors including as president for 2012/2013. He photographs real people in real places, shooting assignments for Business Week, Forbes, the National Geographic Society and Time magazines, as well as corporate clients including Bank of America, Fidelity Investments and PricewaterhouseCoopers. He currently lives in Gloucester, MA, America's oldest fishing port.
The Leadership Awards are presented each May, which is International Professional Photographer Month, by the IPC, a non-governmental organization (NGO) of the United Nations dedicated to increasing worldwide recognition of photography as a universal means of communication. In addition to ASMP, seven other associations have designated honorees for 2012: American Photographic Artists (APA), Federation of European Photographers (FEP), National Press Photographers Association (NPPA), Professional Photographers of American (PPA), Professional School Photographers Association (PSPA), White House News Photographers Association (WHNPA), and Wedding & Portrait Photographers International (WPPI).
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ASMP is a well-known leader on current issues, regularly representing the industry on legislative matters nationally and internationally, and providing members with state-of-the-art information and education. Over 7,000 strong with 39 chapters throughout the country, members range from students to imaging professionals, working in still photography and motion in a variety of specialty areas. ASMP is a community of forward thinking professionals and members include the world's foremost visual artists. More information about ASMP is available at http://www.asmp.org/.
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The Drug Quality Security Act and creation of section 503B, allowing for compounding pharmacies to voluntarily register as an "outsourcing facility", presents interesting challenges and opportunities for these specialized pharmacies. An outsourcing facility will be able to qualify for exemptions from the FDA approval requirements, and the requirement to label products with adequate directions for use, but not the exemption from CGMP requirements.
Registered outsourcing facilities must comply with CGMP requirements, will be inspected by FDA according to a risk-based schedule, and must meet certain other conditions, such as reporting adverse events and providing FDA with certain information about the products they compound.
If a compounder chooses not to register as an outsourcing facility and qualify for the exemptions from the FDA approval requirements and the requirement to label products with adequate directions for use, under section 503B, the compounder could also qualify for the CGMP requirements exemptions under section 503A of the FDCA. Otherwise, it would be subject to all of the requirements in the FDCA applicable to conventional manufacturers.
Should you wish to discuss your compounding pharmacy's situation and how section 503B will impact your business, EAS has experts in the field who are able to assist. Should you choose to register with FDA as an outsourcing facility, EAS is able to assist or complete the registration on your behalf. We are also able to provide mock-FDA audit assistance, help with SOPs and GMP compliance procedures and tracking of adverse events reporting.


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The advantages of having health insurance are being able to avoid high medical costs, paying less for qualifying in-network health care and receiving free preventative care, according to HealthCare.gov. Health insurance also allows an individual to avoid certain fees associated with health care.Continue Reading
With the passing of the Affordable Care Act, an individual who doesn't have health insurance and can afford it must pay a penalty fee, notes U.S. News & World Report. In 2014, the penalty was $95 per individual or 1 percent of the individual's annual income, whichever is higher. The fee is to increase to $695 or 2.5 percent of the individual's annual income by 2016.
An individual who has health care can avoid the high cost of a serious or sudden illness, states U.S. News & World Report. These high medical costs can lead to bankruptcy, a ruined credit history and a financial setback that lasts for several years.
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Despite soaring temperatures, construction crews have been making great strides preparing the final section of the High Line, which will open in 2014.
Follow us after the jump to learn more and view the latest photos.
An aerial view of the Spur over 10th Avenue and 30th Street reveals how much progress has been made—and how much more is needed before completion.
The existing concrete deck over the 10th Avenue Spur was showing signs of deterioration and needed to be replaced. Over the next few weeks, crews will be saw-cutting sections of the slab, working from the outside in and exposing the structural steel beams beneath. After the removal work is complete, a new cast-in-place concrete deck will be framed and poured.
Crews use jackhammers to remove the concrete around the High Line parapet and to expose our steel columns. These columns, which extend above the concrete deck and are unique to the High Line at the Rail Yards, will be integrated into the railing design.
Crews are working to clear the concrete wearing course from the top of the concrete deck. New protective layers of screed and waterproofing will be poured after the slab is cleaned.
This crew member has been removing portions of the concrete deck above the 10th Avenue Spur. Once removals are complete, a new concrete slab will be poured.
Beneath the concrete deck at the 10th Avenue Spur we can see the High Line's steel structure below.
Another view of the 10th Avenue Spur reveals the rebar along the parapet and even more of the steel structure beneath.
Using scissor lifts, crews are working to repair the concrete facia. After the patches are complete, a protective elastomeric coating will be applied.
It won't be long before this spot is filled with green growth. These paint and sawcut outlines indicate tree pits in the Grove, along West 30th Street and 10th Avenue.
An aerial view of the High Line—looking northwest—where the High Line park meets the High Line at the Rail Yards. Here, crews have cleared the High Line deck, stacked the historic rails, and are repairing concrete along the outside facia using scissor lifts.
Friends of the High Line thanks all its generous supporters for helping to make these historic advances possible. Special thanks to the Related Companies, for its leadership contribution, and to CSX Transportation, for donating the High Line to the City of New York.
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- Taxes 3213
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Great 3 Unit Investment Property... Would Also Be Great Investment For Owner Occupant. Main Floor Features 2 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Living Room With Fireplace and Hardwood Flooring, Dining Room Current Rent is $900.. Unit 2 Features Kitchen, Living Room, Bedroom, Bathroom. Current Rent is $550. Unit 3 Features Kitchen, Living Room, Bathroom Current Rent is $550. Full Basement Offers Shared Laundry Area. Landlord Pays For All Utilities, Snow Removal, Lawn Care, And Trash.
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Papercraft World
A collection of the world's finest Papercraft, Printable Crafts, Arts and Crafts and Paper Models
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Goku Papercraft
When it comes to a character as awesome and legendary as Son Goku, you are going to need a papercraft that matches that awesomeness and ah.. legendariness right?
Anyway actionpapercrafts has done an outstanding job converting Akira Toriyama's hero into an amazing three dimensional papercraft :) Grab the 23cm Goku paper model here
Thursday, May 03, 2012
Paper model Avengers
You want some Avengers papercraft? You got some Avengers papercraft - grab them all here
Tuesday, May 01, 2012
Getter Robo Papercraft
I love the whole Super Robot thing, so you can only imagine my glee when a papercraft of this sort turns up.
Grab the free papercraft here
Want to know more about Getter Robo? I think the video below will pretty much explain it.
Monday, April 30, 2012
Papercraft Hal 9000
That Hal was one creepy guy huh? Just waiting to take over your spacecraft and mess with your head.
Why not own the little guy, hey this version even has happy shoes :)
Grab it here
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Chibi Optimus Prime papercraft
His chest even opens up to reveal the Autobot Matrix of Leadership :) Super awesome model which you can grab right here.
Sunday, October 03, 2010
Papercraft Vintage Computers - Commodore 64!
Like Erik Schubach, I too grew up in the early days of video gaming. I certainly look back on those days with rose colored glasses as if I fire up a game in mame that I spent a million hours obsessing over when I was 10, it looks and plays like absolute crap. I'm just being honest here! But... there's still some magic there that makes you feel all happy and warm inside.
Erik obviously loves some of these old machines with a passion as he has gone ahead and done the world a great service by recreating them in paper craft form. Big ups to you Erik!
Here they are...
Commodore SX-64 Executive
Milton Bradley Microvision
Friday, October 01, 2010
Tattooed Elephant Paper Model
I like tattoos, elephants and papercraft so it should be no surprise to anyone that i'm featuring a tattooed papercraft elephant on here. This is a simple structural model but what makes it a keeper is the intricate artwork that has been lovingly created. Grab it here.
Virgin Mary Papercraft
This could be a first for Papercraft World; a religious paper model. This happy fellow makes some other pretty cool stuff - he's been featured on this blog before with a model of a roast chicken! So his collection is um.. eclectic? You can grab the paper model of the blessed virgin mary here. Check the homepage for other goodies.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Macross Robotech Papercraft
I'm slowly working through all the anime I didnt watch as a kid and Robotech is currently being watched at my place. There are some pretty nice Robotech papercrafts out there in the wild. The one pictured above can be found here
And this transformed mech can be found here (there's a bunch more links on that page too)
And last but not least a SDF 1 Storm Attacker Mode which is absolutely amazing? Grab this here
Have you seen a macross paper model I've missed here? Let me know in the comments.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Papercraft food + Foosball table and other neat crafty things
Grab them all here, just look for the pdf icon links and enjoy.
Batman Papercraft + Superhero Arts and Crafts!
If Superman is more your cup of tea then you can grab him here. Check the homepage too for some other great paper model goodies
If Superman is more your cup of tea then you can grab him here. Check the homepage too for some other great paper model goodies
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Cute Anime Papercraft Girls
This is a amazing bunch of really cute paper crafts here, the picture above is only about half of the collection, it's no easy task to create organic looking things out of paper, machines and robots and cars are way easier. So my hats of to you good sir. Incredible job and many thanks for sharing your talents so freely with the world!
Grab them all here
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Paper Crafts For Kids
I know from personal experience how hard it can be to keep the little people in your life entertained, particularly if like me you live in a country where winter just seems to drag on and on.
So I thought I would dig out some easy, fun and damn cute paper models for that crafty kid in your life. Hey even if they get bored and want to watch cartoons at least you have something to do rather than watching Toy Story for the 30th time that week.
Amazon has these great little robots called Piperoids, there are many different versions to collect, they are all high quality and each have a story behind them, excellent for teaching kids about constructing things themselves
Animal Matching Puzzle made from paper of course!
A papery (is that a real word?) take on a classic matching game, could be a great gift for the kid who has too much plastic crap in his or her life. If you had the skills you could even customize it yourself.
Build your own Paper Town
As usual the Canon site has some great high quality papercrafts that are perfect for kids. There is a lot of variety here, from cars to buildings to a ferris wheel.
Paper Box World
These are great, such a simple concept that has been pulled of really well due to the bright vibrant colors and variety. Sweet, get some now.
There are heaps more great paper arts and crafts projects for kids of all ages out there in that big thing we call the internet. Have fun!
Samurai Gundam Paper Model
Two things that are awesome. Samurai and SD Gundams. Combine those and you have something truly special.
You know what else is awesome - papercraft, but hey why stop there, let's take it up another notch of awesome - free papercraft!
So what do we have here, Samurai SD Gundam Free Papercraft! Holy crap.
Get it here and don't forget to have a browse around the rest of this site for some more goodness.
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
Full Metal Alchemist - Alphonse Papercraft
Late to the party as usual I only started watching Full Metal Alchemist in the last couple of months. It's a damn fine anime (and I presume excellent manga). My favorite character would have to be Alphonse Elric, stuck inside a big intimidating metal suit, this guy has a heart of a pacifist. Of course there is a sweet papercraft of the big dummy! Courtesy of Tamasoft, you'll need the PDO viewer.
Grab it here
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The Green Paper and the Government's views
13.1 The Green Paper on compensation to
crime victims invites views on whether there should be a common
minimum standard across the EU for state-paid compensation for
crime victims, and, if so, what elements should be included. It
also seeks views on ways of helping "cross-border" victims
(those who suffer injury or loss in a Member State other than
the one in which they normally live) to obtain compensation.
13.2 The Parliamentary Under- Secretary
of State at the Home Office (Mr Bob Ainsworth) tells us that the
Home Secretary and the Ministers of the Scottish Executive are
jointly responsible for oversight of the Great Britain Criminal
Injuries Compensation Scheme and, subject to parliamentary approval,
for setting the scheme rules. The scheme is administered by the
Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority and the Criminal Injuries
Compensation Appeals Panel, an independent appellate body. There
is a separate scheme in Northern Ireland which is the responsibility
of the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland.
13.3 The Minister continues:
"Great Britain has had a criminal injuries compensation
scheme since 1964, far longer than all other Member States....The
consultation paper confirms (at paragraph 3.8) that the Great
Britain Scheme remains by far the most generous in the EU, paying
out more compensation than all the other EU countries added together.
The Northern Ireland Scheme is also very generous by EU standards.
"A principal aim of the consultation document
is to encourage Member States to consider adopting common minimum
standards for compensating victims of crime who sustain injury
in the member state. The standard might cover eligibility to compensation,
what basic elements of compensation might be paid, and whether
compensation from other sources or the applicant's conduct or
behaviour should be taken into account.
"Since both UK schemes are already generous
by comparison to other EU schemes, it seems unlikely that
any minimum common standard(s) that might eventually be adopted
could not be readily accommodated by the Great Britain Scheme
or the Northern Ireland Scheme without extending their scope or
"The consultation paper also invites views on
improving arrangements for helping 'cross-border' victims of crime
.... Under the Great Britain Scheme anyone sustaining injury in
Great Britain is eligible to apply, but British nationals or residents
injured abroad must look for compensation to the state where the
offence occurred or to insurance arrangements. A number of other
EU states have broadly similar arrangements.
"Against that background, the consultation document
asks whether Member States would be prepared to consider arrangements
to facilitate the transmission of applications from [their] nationals
or residents to another Member State, and/or themselves pay compensation
to [their] nationals or residents injured in another member state.
These ideas may be less susceptible to consensus than a minimum
common standard, and the Government will wish to see how the consultation
develops. Any arrangement that added to the cost of the UK schemes
would not be acceptable."
13.4 The Minister also tells us that the
Government mounted a major public consultation exercise on the
Great Britain Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme in 1999. This
led to a package of improvements in April 2001, but the territorial
scope of the scheme was left unchanged. The Government has stated
more than once that the cost and the difficulty of investigating
applications arising from incidents in other countries make it
unwilling to extend the scope. It does not propose to consult
on the Green Paper, since it already knows the views of those
who seek further changes to the Great Britain scheme. The Commission
has asked Member States to submit responses to the 15 questions
in the paper before 31 January 2002.
13.5 It appears likely that the issue
of compensation for "cross-border" victims will provoke
the most divergent views, and, like the Government, we will be
interested in the outcome of the consultation on this matter.
13.6 We ask the Minister whether the
Ministers of the Scottish Executive and the Secretary of State
for Northern Ireland will contribute to the Government's response
to the Green Paper. We also ask to see a copy of the response.
13.7 We clear the document.


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In a conference call reminiscent of those held months ago by P&G, Clorox Chairman-CEO Craig Sullivan on Dec. 15 said his company had "tried to do too much too fast" and would seek a new balance by shifting focus from new products to core brands. His words echoed A.G. Lafley, who became president-CEO of P&G in June after two quarterly earnings disappointments led to Durk Jager's departure.
"I almost thought it was A.G. Lafley I was listening to," said Andrew Shore, analyst with Deutsche Bank Alex. Brown.
Clorox also dropped an earnings bombshell, saying fiscal second-quarter earnings would miss analyst estimates by about 21%-falling 9% to 30 cents a share rather than growing 15%. The company also said it would miss full-year estimates by 10% and post flat earnings for the year. Clorox stock fell to $30 1/16 in midday trading Dec. 15, down 11.5% for the day and off 30% since Nov. 24.
Despite its problems, Clorox will keep ad spending flat overall and step up advertising on some key brands during the first six months of 2001, said Jerry Johnston, president-chief operating officer. Spending will more than double for Brita water filters and Formula 409, Tilex and Pine-Sol cleaners in the first half of 2001 compared to the same period in 2000, Mr. Johnston said. Ad outlays will rise 50% on Clorox 2 color-safe bleach and 60% on Clorox's cat litter brands, including Scoop Away and Fresh Step. DDB Worldwide, San Francisco, handles all Clorox brands.
Spending during the first half of 2000 was $4.2 million on Brita, $1.2 million on Formula 409, $4.2 million on Tilex, $5.2 million on Pine-Sol, $3.2 million each on Clorox 2 and Scoop Away and $2.4 million on Fresh Step, according to Competitive Media Reporting.
Mr. Sullivan blamed a slowing economy, retailer inventory cutbacks and sliding category sales for Clorox's earnings miss. He also cited new-product missteps in the past 18 months, including Clorox's FreshCare line, the company's entry into the fabric-refreshers and home dry-cleaning categories. Home dry-cleaning, which Clorox had projected as a $500-million-a-year category, is down 33% in November from a year ago and now looks like it won't top $100 million long-term, Mr. Sullivan said.
Analysts expressed skepticism that economic conditions could be responsible for such sharp revisions. "I think there are a lot of other companies in your industry that are reporting very solid business in this quarter," said Wendy Nicholson, analyst with Salomon Smith Barney.
P&G and Colgate-Palmolive Co. both said last week they will now meet earnings forecasts.
"It's not just Clorox," Mr. Sullivan said of the sales slowdown, adding that growth in categories where Clorox competes fell by nearly half, from around 4% for the 52-week period ended in November to just over 2% in the most recent 13-week period.


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It is not often you see a replacement come on and win the man of the match title, but the South African back row man CJ Stander not only ensured Munster did not miss their inspirational captain Peter O'Mahony, but also celebrated his 24th birthday in style.
In fact, there was a swagger about everything that both he and the whole of the Munster side brought to this repeat of the 2008 Heineken Cup final.
The home side struck with a try after 20 phases in the fifth minute and then had the final word when Paul O'Connell drove over at the posts to bag a sixth try.
Yes, six tries in a Heineken Cup quarter-final against a team that has won the title four times. If that shows Munster are serious contenders for the title, it also shows that French giants Toulouse are a pale shade of the side they once were.
Having lost 11 Top 14 matches away from home this season, and been bushwhacked by Connacht at home in their Heineken Cup Pool campaign, they seemed vulnerable.
In reality, they were never at the races and look set for some major surgery in the summer.
As for the mighty men in red, they can put their feet up today and watch as the reigning champions Toulon battle with Leinster for the right to play them in the semi-finals. After this victory, they will fancy their luck against either of them.
"It was one of those days when everything went right for us and it was a brilliant display from everyone. It was disappointing to conceded those two tries, but sometimes it is inevitable against a team like Toulouse," O'Connell said afterwards.
"Things really went our way today and it is great it happened on a day like today. It was a blow to lose Peter O'Mahony, but CJ came on and took his opportunity. He is everything you want when you sign a foreign player.
"He is stuck in the middle of all the jokes, he sits on the back of the bus and he is an incredible guy to have around.
"He has had a number of disappointments over selection this year, yet he always bounces into training and is the life and soul of the party."
It was likely to be some birthday party after he picked up the man of the match bottle of champagne for his 60 minutes of complete commitment. He was a nuisance on the floor, strong in defence and was determined to reach the line for his try.
Keith Earls opened the scoring after the forwards had battered away at the Toulouse defence with 20 phases of play. Fellow wing Simon Zebo released him with a neat pass out of contact and Ian Keatley knocked over a handy touchline conversion.
Even though they were completely out of sorts in the opening half hour, Toulouse toughed it out and found themselves a mere four points adrift at the break thanks to three penalties from the boot of Luke McAlister.
But any thoughts of a revival for the French side disappeared within two minutes of the restart when prop Dave Kilcoyne burrowed his way over.
That try was quickly followed by another from birthday boy Stander, who ensured Munster didn't miss their skipper when he replaced him.
The introduction of Lionel Beauxis in place of McAlister at No 10 made a difference to the Toulouse side and they grabbed consolation second-half tries from Hosea Gear and Joe Tekori.
But Munster were never in danger and tries from Casey Laulala, Simon Zebo and Paul O'Connell rounded things off and made it 23 wins out of 23 against French opposition in the Heineken Cup at fortress Thomond.
Match Details
Scores Earls try, Keatley con 7-0; McAlister pen 7-3; Keatley pen 10-3; Keatley pen 13-3; McAlister pen 13-6; McAlister pen 13-9 HT Kilcoyne try, Keatley con 20-9, Stander try, Keatley con 27-9; Gaer try, Beauxis con 27-16; Keatley pen 30-16; Laulala try 35-16; Tekori try, Beauxis con 35-23; Zebo try 40-23; O'Connell try, Keatley con 47-23.
Munster F Jones; K Earls (G van den Heever 68), C Laulala, J Downey (JJ Hanrahan 66), S Zebo; I Keatley, C Murray (D Williams 76); D Kilcoyne, D Varley (D Casey 56), BJ Botha (J Ryan 76), D Foley (D O'Callaghan 60), P O'Connell, P O'Mahony (capt, CJ Stander 19), T O'Donnell (J Ryan 50-60), J Coughlan YC: D Kilcoyne 50.
Toulouse M Médard (C Poitrenaud 50); Y Huget, F Fritz (J-M Doussain 60-70), G Fickou, H Gear; L McAlister (L Beauxis 52), J Vermaak; G Steenkamp (S Ferreira 67, C Baille 69), C Tolofua (J Bregvadze 47), Y Montes, Y Maestri (R Millo-Chluski 50), P Albacete (capt), Y Camara, J Tekori (C Baille 50-60), L Picamoles (G Galan 59). Sin bin Y Montes 50.
Referee N Owens (WRU).


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RENTON Last game, for the first time since he hurt his knee four months ago, the brace was off.
Now Russell Wilson's mind sounds free.
Saturday, the Falcons and the rest of us will find out what that means on the field.
"It felt great," the Seahawks' quarterback said Wednesday, three days before he and Seattle plays at Atlanta in the NFC divisional playoffs. "Like I've been saying to you guys, I've basically practiced for the last five, six weeks without it. My legs have been feeling really good. I just wanted to be smart and get to the playoffs -- and the chance to hopefully go win it all.
"My legs felt great. My legs feel good right now. Feel fast, and all that."
On Sept. 25 San Francisco's Eli Harold ran down Wilson during a scramble and pulled him down onto his left knee, spraining the quarterback's medial collateral ligament. Doctors told Wilson he should miss four weeks to rest and heal. He didn't miss a practice, let alone a game.
Saturday's divisional playoff game at Atlanta will be Wilson's 92nd consecutive start to begin his career, including postseasons and two Super Bowls.
In the first few games after he sprained his knee, Wilson wore a bulky, almost lineman-like brace on it. He looked and played severely limited, and the Seahawks' playbook shrank with his reduced mobility.
Eventually, Wilson switched to a smaller, lighter, titanium brace. He played the final two months of the regular season wearing that, as a precaution more than anything, he said.
"When I cycle over it, I really can't get my full range of motion," Wilson said Wednesday of the brace. "It was a pretty light brace, but at the same time it impedes your full range of motion so it kind of impedes your stride a little bit.
"But it's nice to have it off."
Last weekend against Detroit Thomas Rawls and the base running game was rolling so well, the Seahawks didn't call planned runs for Wilson. The quarterback rushed officially three times for minus-3 yards while also getting sacked three times.
Rawls plowed behind fullback Marcel Reece in more I-formation runs last Saturday night against the Lions than he had in all previous games this season combined. Rawls broke Marshawn Lynch's Seahawks playoff record with 161 yards rushing, and Seattle ran for 177 overall.
Now C.J. Prosise is back practicing this week for the first time since he broke his shoulder blade Nov. 20 against Philadelphia. Whether the dynamic rookie plays against the Falcons or not is still to be determined, but signs are pointing to yes. With Wilson brace-free, Reece's emergence as a key and Prosise's return, Saturday in Atlanta apparently will be the most loaded the Seahawks' backfield and running game has been this season.
Certainly far more than the last time the Seahawks played the Falcons. Seattle had just 72 yards on 27 carries on Oct. 16 at CenturyLink Field while winning 26-24.
The running game and controlling the clock and field position is key for Seattle on Saturday, to keep Matt Ryan and Atlanta's highest-scoring offense off the field.
"It's great. Obviously, our running game has gotten even better. The O-line is doing a great job and having Rawls back at full strength," Wilson said. "Who knows what's going to happen with C.J. Prosise? Then Marcel, and all the other running backs we have. J.D. [McKissic] has done a great job. Alex Collins has done a great job. There's multiple guys.
"To have that stable of running backs is crucial, especially this time of year, to run physical and to run fast and make plays. It's a good thing for us."


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Kazakhstan's Bank Turan-Alem is unlikely to go down in the history books as a Lehman Brothers or AIG.
The world is familiar with the British bank bail-outs, the US sub-prime mortgage crisis, and even tiny Iceland's economic implosion. These familiar stories started with the credit crisis two years ago, but in the last six months, a second wave of crises has been affecting countries as diverse as Nigeria, Trinidad, Venezuela and Indonesia.
Kazakhstan, mocked by Sacha Baron Cohen's Borat for being economically backward, suffered one of the more colourful, catastrophic banking collapses among those that have dominoed across the world.
Contrary to its caricature, the country has in recent years positioned itself at the heart of financial services among the former Soviet states, borrowing heavily on the international money markets to fuel a property boom.
Oil has been the principal source of Kazakhstan's surging new wealth-creation, but this new-found financial confidence toppled when the country's largest bank, Bank Turan-Alem (BTA) was seized by its government in the spring. Since then, its former chairman, Mukhtar Ablyazov, has been living in self-imposed exile in London while his lawyers fight an international warrant for his arrest on suspicion of embezzlement.
In his national press, Mr Ablyazov has argued that the charges against him are politically motivated, accusing the country's broke government of wanting to get its hands on the bank's assets.
Stuart Matty, a partner at city law firm White & Case, who has been working for BTA Bank, says the ballooning of its balance sheet beyond a size manageable for the country's economy had ultimately doomed its financial system.
"It's a classic case of Northern Rock," he explains. "These banks were growing their lending base year-on-year by 100pc and the demand for growth saw an increasing reliance on cheap international funding through the capital markets. The flows from the western world had been phenomenal and that tap was suddenly turned off."
Kazakhstan needed global funding to rapidly expand its loan books, outpacing the growth of the oil sector or the potential of domestic depositors to balance out lending. The country's high concentration of dollar funding left it exposed to currency fluctuations. This proved deadly when the Tenge, its currency, depreciated against the dollar.
But unlike the US and the UK, with power to issue more Government bonds that domestic and foreign investors are happy to buy, Kazakhstan had few international supporters to fall back on.
"The challenge for the Kazakhstan government is that dealing with international creditors is a very different kettle of fish to dealing with your domestic deposit base," says Mark Young, managing director in Fitch Ratings' financial institutions business.
Another country enjoying the boom of huge, recently developed oil wealth has been Nigeria, which has moulded itself into western Africa's financial centre.
Most of Africa is suffering under the pressure of falling tourism revenues, but Nigeria's main problem is its banks, which are displaying the symptoms of a financial system whose ambitions ran faster than its regulatory capabilities.
Excessive loans to an elite group of customers are now being blamed for a $2.55bn (£1.53bn) bail-out last month that Nigeria can ill afford. This prompted the government to remove the top executives from five major banks over alleged cover-ups and poor investment.
Analysts suggest that sensitivity to the oil price has been a key factor in the late appearance of cracks in the banking sector across developing nations.
This looks the case in the Caribbean, where governments have been forced to hold a summit following the collapse of the Trinidad-based bank CL Financial.
A relatively new bank, set up in 1993 by Trinidadian entrepreneur Lawrence Duprey as the country spent new-found oil wealth, it held billions of dollars in assets and ran insurance schemes for many of the Caribbean islands. After a series of desperate bail-outs, the bank was seized by the government.
Now Trinidad's prime minister is accused of misleading other islands and institutions – who are demanding compensation. Shortly before the collapse, he claimed that the Colonial Life Insurance Company, a subsidiary of CL Financial was "sound, prudently managed and well regulated".
To compound problems in the region, revenues from tax havens have collapsed and shock waves also emanated across the West Indies and South America when the arrest of Texan billionaire Allen Stanford caused bank runs in Antigua and Barbuda.
A Venezuelan bank owned by Sir Allen also collapsed, prompting fears that other financial institutions might not be safe. President Hugo Chávez blamed his political enemies for rumour-mongering. But, the plunging oil price on which the Venezuelan economy is based has not helped. Mr Chávez may now be forced to devalue the "strong bolívar" currency he introduced last year.
So as the Western world expects confirmation in the next few months that it is limping out of recession, the pain is far from over in other parts of the world, where governments are less well equipped to deal with huge deficits.


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Gil Noble, Pioneering New York TV Host, Dies at 80
The journalist hosted and/or produced the groundbreaking local African-American program "Like It Is" for more than four decades.
New York City broadcasting legend Gil Noble, producer and host of WABC-TV's groundbreaking public-affairs program Like It Is, died Thursday. He was 80.
Debuting amid the nation's racial turmoil in the 1960s, Like It Is ran weekly and created the largest body of programs and documentaries on African-Americans in the U.S., offering a rare opportunity for viewers of all races to look at events through the black perspective.
Noble, whose career in television news and programming spanned more than five decades, joined WABC as a reporter in July 1967 after a stint as a part-time announcer for Harlem-based radio station WLIB-AM. He was named anchor of the TV station's weekend newscasts the following January, and later in 1968, he became host of Like It Is. Noble began producing the program in 1975 and worked on it until he suffered a stroke in July.
"Gil Noble's life and work had a profound effect on our society and culture," WABC president and GM Dave Davis. "His contributions are a part of history and will be remembered for years to come."
Noble earned seven local Emmy Awards and created documentaries on W. E. B. Du Bois, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr. and Charlie Parker, among many other notables. In 1977, he wrote, produced and directed The Tallest Tree in Our Forest, the first documentary on Paul Robeson.
A son of Jamaican immigrants and native of Harlem, Noble interviewed many national and international luminaries, including heads of state Nelson Mandela of South Africa and Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe; entertainment icons Bill Cosby, Harry Belafonte and Lena Horne; sports stars Muhammad Ali and Arthur Ashe; and political notables from Jesse Jackson to Louis Farrakhan.
Noble's great love for the piano fueled a passion for jazz, which he considered the root of American music. He was an avid supporter of the Jazz Foundation of America and served on its board of directors.
Noble was the recipient of more than 650 community awards, a Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Association of Black Journalists and five honorary doctorates.
Survivors include his wife Jean and their five children.
The family asks that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Gil Noble Archives, P.O. Box 43138, Upper Montclair, NJ 07043. Proceeds will be used to preserve the archives so that Noble's mission of educating the community about its culture and history will continue.


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The second album from Leeds-based indie kidsScamsis a collection of non-offensive alternative tunes abundant in angular guitar stabs, sullen basslines, and surprisingly pleasant three-part harmony canons.If you've listened to an album filed under indie/alternative anytime in the past ten years 'Add & Subtract' will offer you nothing you haven't heard before, but if you like the genre, you'll like this album.
Opener 'Be A Gentlemen' has a brilliantly dirty guitar riff facing off with a single note harmony part that was clearly educated at the Interpol School of Guitar Harmony Parts. Enter the rhythm section and a moody bassline that grooves its way all over the backbeat. It's an angsty but catchy verse and had this song delivered a killer chorus it would've been one of the best songs of the year, but sadly the chorus we have is an underwhelming let down of seemingly random "Oh-Oh-Oh's."
Track two, 'Colouring,' is a rather messy post-punk song that if you played loud in the house your girlfriend/wife/mother would ask you to turn down because she has a headache. As the album progresses there is no groundbreaking musical style to uncover. Recent single 'Pyramids' is an ode to early Bloc Party, whilst 'Lucky Day' has a certain Arctic chill about it, and track five, 'Lifeboats,' might just get Vampire Weekend on the phone to their lawyer. However, there are some great melodic hooks to be found, in particular on the ballad 'It's War.' A simple yet beautiful descending piano line waterfalls through the song, leading us in and out of the best chorus on the record.
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Our studio guest is Alexander Kühn, a Berlin-based bioinformatician
Dr. Alexander Kühn dreams of a computer-based patient. What is a virtual patient exactly?
Alexander Kühn:
A virtual patient is a large computer model containing all signalling pathways relevant in cancer development. And we put all this information together and feed this model with personalized genome data we get from the patient - and his tumor - and then we can use this individualized model to predict the effects of different drugs.
That's amazing. Now that means it's possible to put our biology into a computer model?
That's right. We have a generic cancer model and by adding your personal information - genome information - you can create a personalized cancer model. And using this personalized model we can find the best treatment for you.
Now of course I do trust you and believe you, but we've been promised for about 40 or 50 years ago that cancer would be healed very soon. Will you be able to do it?
Well, I'm not sure if we can really help heal every cancer patient, but I strongly believe that we can do it much better than what is possible right now. And we have some promising results in some research projects where we already treated some patients according to our predictions.
OK, I mean so far we've been treating cancer according to the type of cancer you had. A colon cancer you were treating with special medication, breast cancer, and so on. Is that your approch, too?
No, we take a different approach. What we do is we treat - we take every cancer as an individual cancer, an individual disease. So for us it doesn't matter whether a tumor originates in the breast or prostate or colon. So we use every patient as their own control and we only look at the molecular data.
And are you successful with what you're doing?
Well, as I said, we have some research projects and one patient was for example treated by a rheumatoid arthritis drug the best via our predictions.
That means you could also find completely new therapies.
Exactly. We have to go away from the old scheme that breast cancer is always treated by that drug - and colon cancer is always treated by that drug. We need to find for every single patient his own drug.
This is personalized medicine. And how will that actually influence medical research? Will we still need clinical studies - or can you do all of it in the computer?
We will need clinical studies, but I think clinical studies will change a lot. In the future we will do much more of clinical studies in the computer via so-called virtual clinical trials.
We all hope very much that you will be very successful. Thanks a lot for the talk, Alexander Kühn.
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Hoff takes gold in 400 free at short-course championships
Katie Hoff, who spent most of her swimming career at the North Baltimore Aquatic Club while growing up in Towson, won the 400-meter freestyle at the short-course world championships in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on Friday. Hoff, who moved to California slightly more than a year ago to continue her training, captured the event in 3 minutes, 57.07 seconds, beating Kylie Palmer of Australia (3:58.39) and Federica Pellegrini of Italy (3:59.52). With NABC, Hoff swam in two Olympics in a number of events, including the 400 free. She has won the 400 free at the U.S. championships and finished second at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. Hoff struggled at the 2008 Olympics while her NABC teammate Michael Phelps won a record eight gold medals. Before Friday's first-place finish, Hoff had not won an international gold medal since 2007.
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After a two-win day Friday afternoon at Laurel Park, 26-year-old Forest Boyce is one day away from capturing the year-round riding title at the major Maryland tracks. Boyce (Garrison Forest) has 103 wins at Laurel Park and Pimlico in 2010, five more than Erick Rodriguez. Boyce scored aboard Green Wave Girl ($6.40-fourth) and Capixaba ($6.20-eighth). At the conclusion of the Pimlico spring meeting in late May, Boyce had only 18 victories in Maryland. It was the sixth time since Sept. 18 that Boyce and the son of Wildcat Heir have visited the winner's circle. "That was the best he's been by far," Boyce said. Linda Albert claimed the Capixaba from Ferris Allen after the Sept. 18 victory and saddled the 3-year-old gelding to claiming wins on Oct. 11, Oct. 20, Nov. 18 and Dec. 1 before stepping up to the allowance ranks this afternoon where he defeated 11 rivals by 23/4 lengths in wire-to-wire fashion. "I am really proud of Forest," said Albert, a former apprentice rider. "She's come a long way. It is an amazing story. She has won more on this horse than I have so I leave her in charge." Boyce is named to ride horses in eight of the nine races today, while Rodriguez has five scheduled mounts. Boyce has wrapped up the riding title for the Laurel fall meeting with 70 scores. Boyce has 23 multiple-win days during the stand, including a career-best four trips to the winners' circle on Dec. 2 and Dec. 16. Richard Small and John Rigattieri are tied atop the trainer standings for the fall meet, which began Sept. 11. Both have 18 victories. Hamilton Smith (17 wins) and Ferris Allen (16) still have a chance to win or share the title. All four conditioners will saddle horses in today's closing card. Chris Grove has secured the year-round training title with 56 first place finishes, three more than Scott Lake, who does not have any starters on today's nine-race program.


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Man or Machine is episode 26 of Season 1.
The spies are sent on a mission to figure out the reason behind the strange behaviors of world leaders. In a B-story, Alex and Clover make fun of Sam for being no fun.
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- Compowder
- Older version with a satellite dish
- Crystalline Airtight Tri-sect Shielding
- Digit Decoder Credit Card
- Ice Queen Perfume
- Instant Freeze Back-off Breath Spray
- Improvised
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- Mini Lint Vac Battery De-Charger
- Pocket Sized Protracting Lip Spear
- The same robot is seen in:
- "Man or Machine"
- "So Totally Not Groove-y"
- "The Dusk of Dawn"
- The helicopter used is the Mil Mi-24.
- "A Thing For Musicians" -- Sebastian Saga
- "Malled" -- Simon Tucker
- "Man or Machine" -- Eisenstein
- "Model Citizens" -- Tuesday Tate
- "Stark Raving Mad" -- Sebastian Saga
- Eisenstein is a reference to:
- Albert Einstein
- "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley
- Sergei Eisenstein, director of "Battleship Potemkin"
- The storyline is similar to "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow". The machines continue the mission after the creator is dead.
- The title is a reference to the series "Mann & Machine".
- The Japanese emperor is seen in "The Wedding Crasher".
- Keako is the wife of the Japanese emperor and an ex-WOOHP agent.
- Keako has a supply of gadgets from her WOOHP career.
- Goof: It is never explained how Alex got her shoes back when she gave them to the butler at the palace.
- Goof: Malaysia is spelled "Malaisia" in this episode.
- Alex reveals that she prefers dogs over cats.
- Goof: When the girls arrived at Keako's Home, where we see a close-up of the girl's muddy feet, Clover's pants are shown to be long enough to cover her knees, but in the next shot the pants are shown to be short enough to see part of her knees.


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