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Detailed B / O 4 - Wheel Car for Children - 9996 D
2007-06-21 21:57:00
  Detailed B / O 4 - Wheel Car for Children - 9996 DescriptionFeatures: a) Dimensions: 122 x 61 x 55cm b) Age: 3 - 8 years c) 6V / 10Ah rechargeable battery and charger included d) Speed: 3 - 5km / hr e) Motor: 22W f) Max. capacity: 40kg g) Multi - functional sounds and lights Packing: Dimensions: 114 x 59 x 37cm N. W.: 16kg G. W.: 20kg Conveyance: Qty / 40' HQ: 278pcs We have been a leading manufacturer and exporter of B / O 4 - Wheel Car for Children - 9996
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Detailed B / O 3 - Wheel Motorbike for Children -
2007-06-21 21:56:00
  Detailed B / O 3 - Wheel Motorbike for Children - 2219 DescriptionFeatures: a) Dimensions: 105 x 50 x 77cm b) Age: 3 - 8 years c) 6V / 7Ah rechargeable battery and charger included d) Speed: 3 - 5km / hr e) Motor: 20W f) Max. capacity: 30kg g) Multi - functional sounds and lights Packing: Dimensions: 93 x 62.5 x 45.5cm N. W.: 17. W.: 14.5kg G.5kg Conveyance: Qty / 40' HQ: 254pcs If you would like more information about B / O 3 - Wheel Motorbike for Children - 2219, please contact us or visit our website for more details.
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Toy car
2007-06-21 21:55:00
  Detailed B / O 4 - Wheel Jeep for Children - 958 DescriptionFeatures: a) Dimensions: 102 x 68 x 79cm b) Age: 3 - 8 years c) 6V / 10Ah rechargeable battery and charger included d) Speed: 3 - 5km / hr e) Motor: 18W f) Max. capacity: 40kg g) Multi - functional sounds and lights Packing: Dimensions: 100 x 50 x 40cm N. W.: 15kg G. W.: 19kg Conveyance: Qty / 40' HQ: 310pcs We have been a leading manufacturer and exporter of B / O 4 - Wheel Jeep for Children - 958

Detailed B / O 4 - Wheel Jeep for Children - A15 D
2007-06-21 21:54:00
  Detailed B / O 4 - Wheel Jeep for Children - A15 DescriptionFeatures: a) Dimensions: 115 x 74 x 80cm b) Age: 3 - 8 years c) 2 x 6V / 10Ah rechargeable battery and charger included d) Speed: 3 - 5km / hr e) Motor: 2 x 18W f) Max. capacity: 40kg g) Multi - functional sounds and lights Packing: Dimensions: 105 x 60 x 40cm N. W.: 20.5kg G. W.: 23kg Conveyance: Qty / 40' HQ: 268pcs We have been a leading manufacturer and exporter of B / O 4 - Wheel Jeep for Children - A15
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Detailed RC Crash Car Description
2007-06-21 21:53:00
  Detailed RC Crash Car Description R / C crash car, the stronger you crash, the more you smash it!, It will crash like the real car accidently, This car when hit somethings, and you could use the controller to recover it in good condiction. Measurement / CTN:75*45*63CM PCS / CTN: 4 PCS CUFT / CTN:7. Great speed with exellent performance.51 G. W.(): 17 N. W.(): 15 We can supply the best quality RC Crash Car to you. Our price is competitive and we take responsibility to any quality uncertainty. Contact information:Inquire Address: No. 6 - 7, Floor 1 - 3, Bldg. 1 block 10, Chenghai City, Yiming Road, Guangdong Province. China Company Name: Shantou Jinxinyuan Trading Co., Ltd. Contact Person: Mr. Tony Zhang Fax: 86-754-5739202 Mobile Phone: 013302706608 Telephone: 86-754-5739203 Website: http://www.jxytoys.com Zip: 515800
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Jeremy Eaton
2007-06-20 21:41:00
  Jeremy Eaton (USA) Jeremy Eaton is the creator of comics such as 'Island of Doctor Moral', a meditation on the power of procreation and the price of its denial, 'A Sleepyhead Tale', a journey through the waking dreams and nightmares of American culture in the 90s, 'Whot Not', an eclectic mix of satire, drama and social commentary, and 'Hump Crazy', about the bawdy adventures of Limbo and his phallic ventriloquist, Seedy.

Kevin Eastman
2007-06-20 21:40:00
  Kevin Eastman (b. 1962, USA) Kevin Eastman was born in 1962 in Portland, Maine to Sandra and Kim Eastman. His childhood was spent in the tiny hill town of Groville, Maine, where he grew up with his three sisters, Marlene, Judy and Maryann. An inherited talent, Kevin began drawing as soon as he was able to hold a crayon. The eventual discovery of comic books gave meaning to his crazed doodling. Basically a self-taught artist, Kevin studied mainly from the school of comics - Jack Kirby, Russ Heath and John Severin were his early favorites, before he moved on to the more unusual styles of Richard Corben and Vaughn Bode when he reached high school.Kevin's first published work appeared in Clay Geerdes' Comix Wave and Brad Foster's 'Goodies' mini-comics in 1980-81. In 1982, fate brought Kevin to Northampton, Massachusetts where he met Peter Laird. This artistic friendship led to the formation of Mirage Studios in 1983 and the creation of the 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Tur...

Jack B. Earl
2007-06-20 21:39:00
  Jack B. Earl (Australia) Jack B. Earl was an Australian comic book artist, active during the 1940s. He illustrated 'Blake of the Northern Mounted' for Invincible Press around 1946, a series about a lost tribe of ape-men in New Guinea.

Manny Easson
2007-06-20 21:39:00
  Manny Easson (Canada) Manny Easson was a Canadian artist who contributed to the comic books of Bell Features in the 1940s. He was also the artist for the newspaper comic strip 'Dizzy Don', that also appeared in a series of comic books.

Dale Eaglesham
2007-06-20 21:37:00
  Dale Eagle sham (Canada) Dale Eaglesham has been working in the industry since 1986. He has worked with several of the big companies. He has worked on Marvel's '2099 A.D. Genesis', 'Captain America', 'Excalibur' and the 'What If?' series, as well as for 'Punisher' and 'Conan' publications. He was present in Dark Horse Presents with 'The Creep'. For CrossGen, he worked on 'Sigil'. He is best known for his DC work, like on the acclaimed 'Villains United' series, and his contributions to 'Batman: Gotham Knights' and 'Green Lantern'.
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Tim Eagan
2007-06-20 21:37:00
  Tim Eagan (b. 1945, USA) Tim Eagan is the comic artist who produces the weekly comics 'Deep Cover' and 'Subconscious Comics'. He once ran for District Attorney in his homewtown of Santa Cruz, California. His comics appear in the Santa Rosa Press Democrat, Funny Times, Comic Relief and Santa Cruz Comic News.

E411
2007-06-19 12:02:00
  E411 (Belgium or France) E411, whose real name remains a secret, is a representative of the new generation of Spirou artists, along with contributors like Olis, Clarke and Deth. Since 1994, E411 has been one of the main illustrators of editorial pages, like the hilarious 'Couvertures que vous ne deviez pas voir', a section with covers of famous Spirou characters that "didn't make it through the selection." He also delivered various short stories during the nineties, as well as characters like 'Maître Corbaque', 'Hervé TT' and 'Jérôme et les Gnomes' and the cartoon 'Le Porc Épique'.

Learn Spanish Language
2007-06-17 21:38:00
 Por favor.  por fah-bor  Please.
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Learn Spanish Language
2007-06-17 21:37:00
 ¡Hola! / ¡Chao!oh-lah / chowHi! / Bye!
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Learn Spanish Language
2007-06-17 21:37:00
 Adiós.  ah-dee-ohs  Good bye.
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Learn Spanish Language
2007-06-17 21:36:00
 ¡Buenas noches!  bway-nahs noh-chays  Good evening! / Good night!
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Learn Spanish Language
2007-06-17 21:36:00
 ¡Buenas tardes!  bway-nahs tard-ays  Good afternoon!
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Learn Spanish Language
2007-06-17 21:35:00
 ¡Buenos días!  bway-nohs dee-ahs  Hello! / Good morning!
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The Farm : Learn Italian Language
2007-06-17 21:32:00
 The Farm farmwindmillbarncottagehaycorralstablebar rellassosaddlestoolhoerakepitchforkshovel tractorsiloloftchicken coopfarmhouse la fattoriail mulino a ventoil granaioil villinoil fienoil recintola stallail barileil lacciola sellalo sgabellola zappail rastrelloil forconela palail trattoreil siloil fienileil pollaiola cascina
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Historical Past : Learn Italian Language
2007-06-17 21:32:00
 Historical Past The historical past or past absolute is used to indicate a completed action, and is used mainly in writing and rarely in speech.  It is not a compound tense, and is formed by dropping the regular stems of the verbs and adding these endings: -are -ere -ire -ai-asti-ò -ammo-aste-arono -ei-esti-è -emmo-este-erono -ii-isti-ì -immo-iste-irono Avere and essere and many other verbs are irregular in the historical past: avere essere fare dire ebbiavestiebbe avemmoavesteebbero fuifostifu fummofostefurono fecifacestifece facemmofacestefecero dissidicestidisse dicemmodicestedissero dare bere stare diedidestidiede demmodestediedero bevvibevestibevve bevemmobevestebevvero stettistestistette stemmostestestettero The following verbs are irregular only in the io, lui/lei and loro forms.  The verbs are all either -ere or -ire verbs, so use the irregular stem for these three forms and add these endings: -i, -e, -ero.  Use the regula...
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Learn Italian Language
2007-06-17 21:31:00
 Uses of the Subjunctive Mood The subjunctive is used after verbs expressing hope, wish, desire, command or doubt such as sperare - to hope, desiderare - to desire, volere - to want, and dubitare - to doubt.  But verbs that express certainty or fact used in the affirmative sense (and not negative) require the indicative, such as essere sicuro - to be sure, essere certo - to be certain, and sapere - to know.  And if the subject of both verbs in the sentence is the same, use di with the infinitive instead of the subjunctive. Dubito che loro vengano.  I doubt that they're coming.Spero che lei vinca.  I hope that she wins.Non so se i musei siano aperti.  I don't know if the museums are open.So che i musei sono aperti.  I know that the museums are open.Non credo di averlo perso.  I don't think that I lost it. The subjunctive is also used after impersonal expressions, usually essere and an adjective or adverb, unless they state a fact.  S...
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Possessive Pronouns : Learn Italian Language
2007-06-17 21:31:00
 Possessive Pron ouns The possessive pronouns replace a noun, and they have the same forms as the possessive adjectives.  They always require an article, unless the possessive pronoun follows the verb essere, in which case it is omitted. Non parlo a tua madre. Parlo alla mia.  I'm not talking to your mother.  I'm talking to mine.Questa macchina è mia.  This car is mine.
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To Want and To Be Able To : Learn French
2007-06-12 11:25:00
 To Want and To Be Able To vouloir-to want  (vool-wahr) and pouvoir-to be able to, can  (poov-wahr) Present Imperfect Future veux vuh voulons voo-lohn voulais voo-leh voulions voo-lee-ohn voudrai voo-dreh voudrons voo-drohn veux vuh voulez voo-lay voulais voo-leh vouliez voo-lee-ay voudras voo-drah voudrez voo-dray veut vuh veulent vuhll voulait voo-leh voulaient voo-leh voudra voo-drah voudront voo-drohn                         peux puh pouvons poo-vohn pouvais poo-veh pouvions poo-vee-ohn pourrai poo-reh pourrons poo-rohn peux puh pouvez poo-vay pouvais poo-veh pouviez poo-vee-ay pourras poo-rah pourrez poo-ray peut puh peuvent puhv pouvait poo-veh pouvaient poo-veh pourra poo-rah pourront poo-rohn Note:  Voulez-vous? can mean Do you want? or Will you? The past participles are voulu and pu and both are conjugated with avoir. The conditional forms of vouloir are used in the expressio...
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Transportation : Learn French
2007-06-12 11:25:00
 Tran sportation by bike en vélo (m) awn vay-low by bus en bus (m) awn boos by moped en mobylette (f) awn moh-bee-lett by car en voiture (f) awn vwah-chur by motorcycle en moto (f) awn moh-toh by subway en métro (m) awn may-troh on foot à pied (m) ah pee-ay by plane en avion (m) awn ah-vee-ohn by train en train (m) awn trahn by boat en bateau (m) awn bah-toh Note: A common slang word for car/automobile is une bagnole. In Quebec, it's un char.
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Places : Learn French
2007-06-12 11:24:00
 Places / Les Endroits school l'école (f) lay-kohl university l'université (f) loon-ee-vair-see-tay bathroom la toilette twah-lett bank la banque bahnk locker le casier kah-zee-ay train station la gare gahr drinking fountain la fontaine fohn-ten airport l'aéroport air-o-poor store le magasin mahg-ah-zahn telephone le téléphone tay-lay-fone library la biblio(thèque) beeb-lee-oh-(teck) apartment l'appartement ah-par-tuh-mawn office le bureau bur-oh hotel l'hôtel (m) low-tell stadium le stade stahd village le village vee-lazh cafe le café kah-fay factory l'usine (f) lew-zeen cafeteria la cafétéria kah-fay-tay-ree-ah garden le jardin zhar-dan movie theater le cinéma see-nay-mah castle le château shah-toe church l'église (f) lay-glees cathedral la cathédrale kah-tay-drahl museum le musée mew-zay zoo le zoo zoh-oh pool la piscine pee-seen bakery la boulangerie boo-lanzh-ree countryside la campagne kawn-pawn-yuh monument le monument mon-u-mawn...
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Imperfect Tense : Learn French
2007-06-12 11:23:00
 Imperfect Tense This past tense corresponds to "was, were or used to."  This tense is used for repeated, continuous, or ongoing actions; as well as for verbs that describe background and circumstances, such as weather, time, and physical, mental, and emotional states.  Use the passé composé for actions that happened once and are done.  However, verbs that express mental and emotional states that are descriptive in nature are generally used in the imperfect in a past context.  These verbs are: aimer, avoir, croire, détester, espérer, être, penser, and préférer. To form the stem, use the nous form of the present tense and drop the -ons.  Then add these endings: -ais -ions -ais -iez -ait -aient The only exception is être for which you must use the stem ét-, but still the same endings.  Verb stems that end in -c must use a cedilla (ç) under the c to make it soft. Verb stems ending in -g keep the e before all forms except nous and vous. ê...
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The Swiss National Anthem : Learn French
2007-06-12 11:21:00
  The Swiss National Anthem: Cantique suisse by Charles Chatelanat Sur nos monts, quand le soleilAnnonce un brillant réveil,Et prédit d'un plus beau jour le retour,Les beautés de la patrieParlent à l'âme attendrie;Au ciel montent plus joyeuxLes accents d'un cour pieux,Les accents émus d'un cour pieux. Lorsqu'un doux rayon du soirJoue encore dans le bois noir,Le cour se sent plus heureux près de Dieu.Loin des vains bruits de la plaine,L'âme en paix est plus sereine,Au ciel montent plus joyeuxLes accents d'un cour pieux,Les accents émus d'un cour pieux. Lorsque dans la sombre nuitLa foudre éclate avec bruit,Notre cour pressent encore le Dieu fort;Dans l'orage et la détresseIl est notre forteresse;Offrons-lui des coeurs pieux:Dieu nous bénira des cieux,Dieu nous bénira du haut des cieux. Des grands monts vient le secours;Suisse, espère en Dieu toujours!Garde la foi des aïeux, Vis comme eux!Sur l'autel de la patrieMets tes biens, ton cour, ta vie!C'est le trésor précieux...
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The Canadian National Anthem : Learn French
2007-06-12 11:20:00
 The Canadian National Anthem:  O Canada O Canada, terre de nos aïeux,Ton front est ceint de fleurons glorieux.Car ton bras sait porter l'épée,Il sait porter la croix.Ton histoire est une épopéeDes plus brillants exploits.Et ta valeur, de foi trempée,Protégera nos foyers et nos droits. O Canada! Our home and native land!True patriot love in all thy sons command.With glowing hearts we see thee rise,The True North strong and free!From far and wide, O Canada,We stand on guard for thee.God keep our land glorious and free!O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
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The Belgian National Anthem : Learn French
2007-06-12 11:20:00
  The Belgian National Anthem: La Brabannçone Noble Belgique, à jamais terre chérie,À toi nos cours, à toi nos bras,Par le sang pur répandu pour toi, Patrie!Nous le jurons d'un seul cri: tu vivras!Tu vivras toujours grande et belleEt ton invincible unitéAura pour devise immortelleLe Roi, la Loi, la Liberté!Le Roi, la Loi, la Liberté!La Liberté! Noble Belgium, forever beloved land,Thine our hearts, thine our arms,By the pure blood shed for you Fatherland!We swear it in a single shout: thou shalt live!Thou shalt live, ever great and beautifulAnd thy invincible unityShall have for everlasting motto:The King, the Law, Liberty!The King, the Law, Liberty! Liberty!
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The French National Anthem : Learn French
2007-06-12 11:18:00
 The French National Anthem:  La Marseillaise by Claude-Joseph Rouget de L'Isle Allons enfants de la Patrie, Le jour de gloire est arrivé.Contre nous, de la tyrannie, L'étendard sanglant est levé, l'étendard sanglant est levé.Entendez-vous dans les campagnes Mugir ces farouches soldats.Ils viennent jusque dans nos bras égorger vos fils, vos compagnes.Aux armes citoyens! Formez vos bataillons, Marchons, marchons !Qu'un sang impur Abreuve nos sillons. Amour sacré de la Patrie,Conduis, soutiens nos bras vengeurs.Liberté, liberté chérie,Combats avec tes défenseurs;Sous nos drapeaux, que la victoireAccoure à tes mâles accents;Que tes ennemis expirantsVoient ton triomphe et notre gloire !Aux armes citoyens ! Formez vos bataillons, Marchons, marchons !Qu'un sang impur Abreuve nos sillons. Ye sons of France, awake to glory, Hark, hark, whatmyriads bid you rise: Your children, wives and grandsireshoary, Behold their tears and hear their cries, see theirtears and hear their...
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