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Detroit, or the world, has never produced an automobile that rivals the muscle cars of the 1960′s and early 1970′s. They were big, powerful and wonderfully unrefined. No one would call them sports car in the traditional sense. They were not nimble and curves were dangerous at most any speed. However, what they lacked in sophistication they made up for in brut force. In many ways the GTO’s, Mustangs, Road Runners and their brethren represented the American character better than any vehicle past or present. Simplicity, dependability, strength and singularity of purpose were their calling cards. No one could confuse the purpose of these beasts. It was plain for all, and it was straight-line performance for one quarter of a mile. Nothing else mattered.
Contrast that with today and the lore of days past becomes even more apparent. A new Corvette will defeat even the most powerful Corvette of old in every category. The current generation of performance cars thumps the muscle car in safety, comfort, reliability and, yes, performance. But, that does not tell the whole story and it doesn’t explain the current interest in and corresponding sky rocketing values of classic muscle cars. The clarity of purpose these super cars exuberated just feels good. It awakens the cave man in each of us! These automobiles have a particular hold on the generation that came of age in the late 1960′s. Many feel that this is their last chance to re-live their youth and they are willing to pay for the opportunity.
For example, a 1970 Dodge Hemi ‘Cuda sold for $4,035 new and well-preserved models are routinely offered and $150,000 today. That represents and 10.6% annual return. Not a bad return considering the stock market has returned 7.4% annual over the same period. Similarly, and 1970 Chevy Chevelle SS convertible with a 454ci engine sold for $4,200 new and to will cost around $115,000 or a 9.7% annual return. Finally, a 1969 Boss Mustang with a 429ci Engine originally cost $4,150 and today trades for $115,000. That is a 9.6% return over the same period.
Granted these are examples of the rarest and most sought after muscle cars. However, even “common” muscle cars have experienced notable gains. The 1970 Plymouth Road Runner with a 440ci engine sold for $3,500 and today trades at $55,000. A 1967 Pontiac GTO cost $3,750 and now goes for $45,000. That’s a 6.8% compounded rate of return.
The investor in muscle cars must consider a few very important points. First, all investments have risks. This market, like real estate or technology stocks, could fall as fast as it has risen. Second, unlike stocks and money market investments, muscle cars do not pay dividends or interest. Indeed, they cost money to maintain, store and restore. Third, rarity matters. As the numbers above show, the rarest muscle cars have preformed the best. Finally, get a second opinion when considering a classic muscle car. Mechanics are a good choice and a mechanic that has actually restored a few cars is the best choice. Nothing beats experience.
Obviously, one of the most important variables to consider when considering muscle cars as an investment is the condition. Only the most original and accurately restored examples fetch these prices. More common versions or cars in lower conditions will sell for significantly less. For the collector that actually wants to drive their cars regularly these more common versions may actually be a better value.
The choice of a rare collector muscle car or a common daily driver depends on the budget and the purpose of the collector. Both offer unique benefits to the owner and much enjoyment. The chance to re-live our youth is always a pleasant experience.
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1. Affiliate marketing:
Affiliate marketing consist in relationship between web site owners and merchant. Web site owners put merchants advertisement (usually text link or banner) on their page and merchant pays commission from each deal to the site owner. The advantage of this promotion method is the fact that you can never loose your money for inefficient advertising because you pay only in case you earn some money. If you want to start your own affiliate program you can buy one of many available scripts or use some of affiliate networks like Link Share or Commission Junction.
2. Search engine optimization (SEO):
Search engine optimization is one of the most effective (and one of the hardest) ways how to get the large number of very good targeted customers. If you are a search engine optimization specialist, make a SEO analysis and optimize your web site for some effective keywords. If you know nothing about SEO try to find some basic information on Internet and optimize for easy keywords or hire some SEO company. The advantage of search engine optimization is the fact that you get the visitors who want to buy the goods (or services) which you offer. The disadvantage is the long time necessary for successful optimization.
3. Pay per click (PPC):
There are several search engines offering pay per click program. Advertiser choose the keyword and the bid. If the visitor search for this keyword, advertisements targeted for this keyword are displayed. If more advertisers select the same keyword the advertisements are sorted by the bid (except google AdWords, there the advertisement position depends on the bid and click rate). The big advantage of pay per click system is the fact that you can start your campaign during a few minutes.
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You include a HTML code to your web site and each time somebody visits the site where the HTML code is placed a banner will be displayed and you get some credits (usually 1/2 – 1 credit depending on the exchange ratio). For each credit you “earn” your banner will be displayed on another banner exchange members page. This type of promotion is good for branding but it will increase your traffic just about 0,1 – 1 % only (depending on click rate of your banner) so always combine this method with another strategies.
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Shure E2c-n Sound Isolating Earphones (Black) Ear buds not for old folks with hairy ears. Sound quality just good. – Stickman – Virtually everywhere.
Okay, I’m getting a bit older. And I guess I have the “grows hair in the ear when past 45″ gene. Whatever.
But the point is, if you have the same problem, forget ear buds. They just never feel right. My left ear is fine and they fit perfect first time. But my right ear is the crazy one. I had to pluck and pull to get a good fit. But I’m not going through that everytime I want to listen to music. So I gave them away and looking for headphones.
Also the sound quality was just good. I have a great ear and used some really great headphones in the past, so I’m particular. These are just midpack sound quality wise. Don’t expect anything more than “better than what comes with the ipod.”
I really liked how the worked in the left ear. Was a real disappointment I could not get the same fit in the right ear with out the tweezers. But that’s not the products fault. The inserts were very soft and fit very well… as long as the hair was harvested first. If you are lucky enough to still be young, you’ll probably love them.
Great sound, great fit, but WEAK WIRES – C. Day – WA, USA
Terrific sound, superb comfort and amazing sound isolation would make this a 5 star product…BUT the wires…ugh…
I love these earbuds in so many ways, but I have lost patience with their fragile wires. I had one pair longer than 2 years before the wire casing started to crack. I used black tape to repair those cracks, one at a time until it was 70% black tape. The inner wires never broke, though!
I finally replaced them a year ago with a new pair, and was pleased to see that the wire casing is softer and more flexible.
But now a year later I have a loose wire inside of the casing. There are no visible cracks in the casing, but if the wire shifts “just wrong” the right channel goes out.
I’m going to RMA them, but I need an alternative set of in ear headphones with wires that last! If anyone can reply and let me know of earbuds that sound and fit as well as Shure, but with better durability, please let me know.
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Great earbuds for an excellent deal! I’d highly recommend these earbuds. I use them on my iPod Touch 2nd Generation. I have small ears and most earbuds hurt after a while. These are very comfortable and provide excellent sound quality.
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If you have a website, write articles, or want to profit through an affiliate program than this is gold to you! These keywords are the actual top 11 on the internet. Use them and you are on your way to increased traffic, profits and results. Here they are and a little about each to help you on your way.
1) Paris Hilton. Whether we like it or not Paris and her wild lifestyle are here to stay as she is now considered one of the biggest stars. She is sought after by almost every fashion designer and her keywords will do well with any fashion or clothing content.
2) Google. Well, this one is obvious as Google is the largest search engine (regardless what Yahoo says). Being that Google is a search engine it can be used in any content, but works best with relation to websites, search engines, computers and software.
3) Yahoo. The second largest search engine and distant second on Pay per Click campaigns – very, very distant at that. The same will work for Yahoo. Stick with computer related material and you will do well.
4) Ebay. The worlds largest marketplace and auction. Ebay, for the most part is a wholesale marketplace. It is ruled by feedback and can give you a good idea as to the real value of a car (check Ebay motors). On Ebay anything goes including people selling tattoo advertising on themselves. In other words, anything can be linked to Ebay in one way or another. Yes, there is even porn on Ebay.
5)Eminem. Yes, the real slim shady is back. According to R and B and rap he never left as he is the number one rapper currently. If you need content on current music or teen and young adult topics Eminem is sure to bring you visitors.
6) Britney Spears. She was the hottest pinup for teens and preteens, but now she is probably pregnant again. I wonder why Kevin Federline didn’t make the list – is it that he isn’t a good singer? Britney is great for adolescent or music related
content.
7) mapquest. Want to know where something is or how to get there. Being that we are getting closer to summer people are plotting out there vacations. Or, maybe, due to increasing gas prices thanks to George Bush, maybe they are figuring that its too far and will cost too much in gas. I bet if Hillary Clinton were President these gas prices wouldn’t be any higher than $1.60 per gallon. These high gas prices have to do with the Bush family and their ties to big oil and energy. See, Mapquest can be linked to just about any content you want if you just try a little.
Tsunami. Even though the big one is over. Relief efforts are still in effect and so are the relief efforts for Katrina. Hint – these people still need lots of help. Tsunami is probably a big keyword due to the recent specials on TV about the next possible tsunami that might hit America. People are concerned and interested over these large scale natural disasters. When is the next earthquake going to hit California, will atsunami hit New York, and what will this hurricane season bring?
9) Girls. Yes, of course. There are millions of perverts and closet perverts out there that are a little over-fascinated with girls. As Donald Trump once said, “sex sells.” Yes it does and nothing sells better than women or girls. They can sell anything including the worst items in infomercials and complete scams. A beautiful girl just needs to show a little cleavage and TV ratings soar. Just think what girls can do for your content.
10) American Idol. This is the top rated TV show and its in its 5th or 6th season. It has launched one star – Kelly Clarkson and a bunch of duds. Randy, Paula and simon have now become household names along with Ryan Seacrest. Any content you can tie into the current cast will do well. The previous casts should be avoided as they will soon go back to karaoke and such at local bars.
11) Skin care and skin treatment. This has always been a big one with women. It has been rumored that women will go without food before they will go without makeup and such. Just ask any department store how important skin care and skin treatment products are to their bottem line. Watch Shop NBC – almost every product on there has something to do with skin care and skin treatment for women. There are a wide variety of topics you can easily talk about here from the latest in laser therapy at dermatology offices and at home TCA skin peels for treating acne and wrinkles. Acne is and always will be a big topic as will wrinkles and their respective treatments. For more info on at home TCA skin peels please see the link below.
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“You cannot treat a patient if he doesn’t know he is sick.”
- Bryce’s Law
INTRODUCTION
Epitaph:
“Here lies the body of ‘Management,’
Who at one time moved mountains but was put to death by
government regulations, social mores, office politics,
and general apathy. R.I.P.”
I have a good friend who was recently elevated to the job title of “Systems Manager”
at a large Fortune 500 company in the U.S. Midwest. As someone who has been in
the Information Systems field for over 30 years now, my interest was piqued and I asked
her how big of a staff she was going to manage and what kind of systems she was
going to be responsible for administrating. She told me she had no staff and her
responsibilities primarily included going to user sites and helping them setup their
laptop computers with office suites and pertinent Internet software.
This is certainly not how I have come to understand the concept of a “Systems”
person or, for that matter, a “Manager.” What she described was more of a technical
or clerical role as opposed to one of management. But I guess the times are changing.
I always viewed “management” as a people oriented function, not a mechanical
function (which is why “man” is used as part of the word). I define it as, “getting
people to do what you want, when you want it, and how you want it.” But perhaps
I am beginning to date myself as more and more “managers” are appearing with
fewer and fewer people involved. Even though the title is flourishing, I contend
true management is becoming a thing of the past.
WHY IS MANAGEMENT DISAPPEARING?
First, we have to understand that managers are in the business of conquering
objectives and solving problems in the workplace through people. If we lived in a perfect
world where everyone knew what they were suppose to do and when they were suppose
to do it by, there would not be a need for managers. Inevitably, this rarely occurs as
people are social animals and rarely agree on anything, particularly on how to perform
a given task. Hence, a manager is needed to establish direction and referee. As such,
managers are the field generals for their departments.
There are three basic attributes of a manager: Leadership, Environment, and Results.
Let’s consider each separately and how they have evolved:
1. LEADERSHIP
To properly coordinate human resources, an effective manager should always be at least
one step ahead of his staff. This requires visionaries who inspire confidence in their troops
and can set them marching in the right direction. The problem though is that little, if any,
planning is being performed in corporate America. Instead, we are content to react to
calamities as opposed to looking into the future and trying to anticipate problems. As
a small example, we are now embroiled in a tempest over the Hurricane Katrina disaster
in New Orleans. Engineers have long known that the levees used to keep the sea out
of the city were inadequate for a category four or five hurricane (Katrina was a category
four). In fact, I saw a documentary on this very subject just weeks prior to the disaster. Now, we
have local, state and federal government agencies rushing to correct the problems (and
doing a lot of finger pointing in the process). As costly as it would have been to fix the
levees, it would have been a spit in the bucket when compared to the costs to clean up the
aftermath.
In the corporate world, Detroit is reeling from the types of automobiles now being
imported into this country. Asia has stolen Detroit’s thunder who now finds itself
offering cash incentives to stem the tide. It is no secret America has developed an
ever-increasing dependency on foreign oil, and is now saddled with an aging oil
refinery infrastructure and a shaky economy. Why then was Detroit surprised to see their
market share take a nose-dive in favor of quality fuel-efficient automobiles from overseas?
The point is, our planning and leadership skills are at an all time low. Why? Because
it is easier to react to a problem than to do a little planning; easier, but costlier. Let’s face
it, planning is hard work and, as the old adage goes, “You can pay me now or you can pay
me later, but you are going to pay me.” Planning is a projection into the unknown and involves
a certain level of risk that most people are not willing to assume (and are afraid to do so).
Consequently, our society is more interested in safety nets than in taking risks. I guess this
is why I admire gamblers who mentally calculate their odds for success and are unafraid of
taking risks.
Nonetheless, American competitors (and our enemies) fully understand our weakness as
planners and are not afraid of taking the risks that we balk at. As a result, they will continue
to take advantage of us until such time as we get some serious leadership.
2. ENVIRONMENT
In order to set workers to task it is necessary for a manager to establish a
suitable work environment. This includes:
Defining the location of the workplace, hours of operation, and corporate policies to be observed (e.g., payroll, benefits, performance reviews, etc.).
Defining the methodologies, tools and techniques to be used by the workers in their assignments.
Defining the corporate culture – Although this is normally defined by the company overall, the astute manager establishes the ethics, customs and social intercourse to be observed within his area of responsibility (a subculture). By doing so, the manager has defined the code of conduct in the department denoting what will be tolerated and what will not.
As part of the corporate culture, the manager defines his own personal style of
management, for example:
The types and level of discipline, organization, and accountability expected from the workers.
Will the manager try to micromanage everything (top-down) or empower his people, delegate responsibility and manage “bottom-up”?
How employees are evaluated and rewarded; by accomplishments or by political maneuvering.
The manager’s objective is to create a homogeneous working environment whereby
everyone is “rowing on the same oar” towards common objectives. Unfortunately, the
problem here is that our society is now more inclined to accept rugged individualism
as opposed to team effort. For example, employees are commonly rewarded based on
individual initiative as opposed to group effort. Between this spirit of individualism
and government regulations that embolden employees to resist the company, loyalty and
teamwork are at all-time lows and apathy and restlessness permeates corporate
America. Such spirit disrupts the harmony of the work environment, thus compounding
the problems of the manager.
3. RESULTS
Ultimately, the manager is charged with the responsibility of producing a product or
performing a service. As such, the manager must establish and prioritize
assignments, and assure they are accomplished in a timely and cost effective
manner. This requires managers who can articulate assignments and coordinate
resources towards this end. Sounds pretty simple, right? Then why are we failing
in this regard? Three reasons:
Managers are more interested in gamesmanship than actually producing anything of merit. They have developed a “fast track” mentality whereby managers have little interest in their current job and want to advance to the next plateau in their career. “Long-term” planning is no longer measured in years, but rather in months or weeks (a “long-term” project is now considered three to six months in length). Consequently, managers are primarily interested in quick and dirty solutions which will see them through their tenure of office, but will create burdens later on for their successors. Managers now spend more time scheming and maneuvering than worrying about getting the job done. What’s the sure sign of such a manager? He/she knows the latest buzzwords and is always “politically correct.”
Managers are no longer results oriented, Instead, they are more focused on the process or mechanics of getting a job done. Although it is desirable to be well organized and precise in our work effort, it is for naught if you cannot deliver what you are charged to produce. The manager needs to be focused on deliverables, not mechanics (with apologies to the ISO 9000 folks).
Managers no longer hold people accountable for their actions. This is due, in part, to government regulations that are more concerned about the rights of the employees as opposed to the manager’s. As a result, managers spend less time managing and more time supervising people. Understand this: there are substantial differences between management and supervision; the two are most definitely not synonymous. Supervision is much more “hands on” with employees being continually watched and directed in their work assignments. Managers should manage more and supervise less, and employees should do more self-supervision. Unfortunately, this philosophy is not in vogue these days. Workers no longer seek responsibility and prefer to be told what to do thereby they cannot be held accountable if something goes awry. This alone says a lot about our society and is worrisome to me.
Let us never forget, unless you can deliver what you are charged to perform, you
are a failure as a manager. Consider the numerous coaches and managers in
the world of sports who have been fired over the years, not necessarily because
they didn’t run fine programs, but because they lost sight of the end result: winning.
CONCLUSION
What I have described thus far pertains primarily to large corporations. Management
is still alive and well in small businesses that are not encumbered with bureaucracy
and need to manage simply to survive. I have also been primarily describing corporate
America, but many of these bad habits are creeping into the management style of Asian
and European companies as well.
Now and then, I like to make an analogy between management and dieting. There
is nothing magical about losing weight; you simply watch what you eat and get some
exercise. However, millions of dollars are spent on the latest diet craze, usually to
no avail. The same is true with management; you simply need some leadership,
organization and follow-up and you will get the results you want. However, it
seems companies today do everything but manage.
Beyond this, our social fabric and government regulations discourages
effective management. Instead of discipline, organization and accountability, we
are more concerned with nurturing free-spirited individualism, gamesmanship, and
chasing panaceas. In many cases, managers are inhibited by the press who
scrutinizes decisions, particularly in the government sector. Fearing to make
a bad decision, managers suffer paralysis and nothing is accomplished.
Bottom-line, corporate America is no longer managing; instead, we are playing
games or as I like to call it, “Rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.” In other
words, as the ship is going down, we tend to focus our attention on everything other
than saving the ship or passengers. In the past we have talked about Theories X, Y, Z
for describing different styles of management. Perhaps we should describe today’s
management style as “Theory Zero.”
What is needed is someone who isn’t afraid of taking the reigns and is allowed
to run the department to produce the necessary results – that is the job of a
manager. Let me give you a small example. Recently, I attended a meeting for a
nonprofit organization who wanted to draft legislation for the association. The
meeting started out pleasantly enough but quickly slipped into an uncontrollable
series of arguments. I could tell by the confused look on the faces of the attendees
that the meeting was out of control and so I grabbed the gavel and brought the
meeting to order. I next divided the group into subcommittees to discuss the
different issues and gave them a deadline to produce a rough draft of the
legislation. Within each subcommittee I appointed a chairman, a secretary,
and someone to research the legislation. I then went outside to smoke my
cigar. When I came back to the room, bedlam had been replaced by quiet
organization. The legislation was drafted according to my instructions and the
members left the building saying it was one of the best meetings they had
attended. Why? Because a manager took the gavel.
One last note which I will specifically address to my colleagues in the IT Industry;
In my 30 years in this field I have never encountered a technical problem that
cannot be conquered by good old-fashioned management. I’ll bet this is true
in any industry, not just IT.
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Dinosaur King: Volcanic Panic – Episode 11-15 : Dinosaur King Volcanic PanicEpisoden 11-15 DV Die Dinosaurier zu schützen, das ist die Aufgabe der Freunde Max, Rex und Zoe. Die Urtiere, die durch eine Maschine von Doktor Tyler in unsere Zeit gelangen, sollen nämlich dem bösen Dr. Z und seiner Alpha-Gang dazu dienen, ein düsteres Königreich aufzubauen.
Dieses Mal müssen die Freunde nach Monaco reisen, wo sie an wütende Fischer geraten, denen Dinos den ganzen Fang weggefressen haben. Roboter auf einer geheimen Insel im Meer machen den Kindern zudem das Leben schwer, und in Rom müssen sie dieses Mal sogar mit Dr. Z zusammenarbeiten. Ein Urlaub auf einer Vulkaninsel soll Entspannung bringen, doch es kommt zu einem heftigen Gefecht gegen die Alpha-Gang – immer im Dienste der Gerechtigkeit!
Achtung Kids, die Dinos sind los! Wer auf die – mal mehr, mal weniger – possierlichen Urzeit-Riesen steht, ist hier genau an der richtigen Adresse. 
Basierend auf dem gleichnamigen, weltweit beliebten Karten-und Computerspiel der japanischen Firma Sega, entführt uns die Anime-Serie „Dinosaur King“ in die faszinierende Welt von Tyrannosaurus Rex, Triceratops, Stegosaurus & Co. Seit jeher umweht diese unter bisher ungeklärten Umständen ganz plötzlich vor zig Millionen Jahren von der Erde verschwundenen Mega-Tiere ein gewisser Mythos. Zig wissenschaftliche Arbeiten, Bücher und Filme wie „Jurassic Park“, „Dinosaurier“ oder „In einem Land vor unserer Zeit“ spüren dem Phänomen der Dinosaurier nach. Das Interesse und die Begeisterung für die ehemaligen Beherrscher der Erde ist nach wie vor ungebrochen…und das völlig zu Recht!
Und auch in der bisher 49-teiligen japanischen Zeichentrickserie „Dinosaur King“ aus dem Jahre 2007 dreht sich natürlich alles um die Saurier. Doch dieses Mal scheinen diese die Hilfe der Menschen zu brauchen, um ihre Welt vor dem Untergang zu bewahren: Der Paläontologe Dr. Taylor begibt sich auf eine Forschungsreise nach Afrika. Dabei wird er von seinem Sohn Max, dessen Freund Rex Owen, sowie seiner Assistentin Dr. Reece Drake und deren jüngerer Schwester Zoe begleitet. Als Max, Zoe und Rex einige magische Steine und Karten mit Bildern von Dinosauriern entdecken, beginnt das große Abenteuer. Denn mit Hilfe dieser Steine und Karten lassen sich die Urzeit-Wesen zum Leben erwecken. 
Prompt erscheint ihnen auch der kleine Triceratops Chomp. Von ihm erfahren sie, dass sich die Dinos in größter Not befinden und dringend Hilfe gebrauchen können. Der böse Dr. Sonoida, besser bekannt als Dr. Z, und seine ominöse Organisation namens „Alpha-Gang“ haben es nämlich auf die Tiere abgesehen. Mittels der auf der ganzen Welt verstreuten Karten, kann die „Alpha-Gang“ die Dinosaurier zum Leben erwecken. Mit ihnen will Dr. Z ein „Dinosaurier-Königreich“ errichten und die Weltherrschaft an sich reißen. Die Kinder entschließen sich, den bedrohten Riesen zu helfen und den Plan der bösen „Alpha-Gang“ zu durchkreuzen. Gut, dass Dr. Taylor eine Maschine entwickelt, die sofort anzeigt, wenn irgendwo auf der Welt ein neuer Dinosaurier aufgetaucht ist. Und so sind Max und seine Freunde Rex und Zoe immer gleich zur Stelle, um diese vor den Klauen der Bösen zu bewahren. Ein erbitterter Kampf gegen die „Alpha Gang“ beginnt, die keinesfalls die Absicht haben, sich ihre Pläne von den Kids vermasseln zu lassen. Egal ob in Ägypten, London, an der Chinesischen Mauer, im Dschungel oder in den Schweizer Alpen – kreuz und quer reisen Max, Rex und Zoe durch die Welt, um den armen Dinosauriern zu helfen. Wird es ihnen gelingen Dr. Z und seine fiesen Helfer zu besiegen? Das Schicksal der Welt und der Dinos liegt in ihren Händen…
Die Zeichentrick-Serie „Dinosaur King“ aus dem Hause NewKSM ist wirklich feinster Stoff für Kinderaugen. Nicht nur gut gezeichnet, sondern auch mit einer tollen Story um die faszinierende Welt der Dinosaurier herum, verspricht diese Reihe beste Unterhaltung. Und zudem lernen die Kids bei der Jagd nach den Dinosauriern auch gleich die halbe Erde kennen. Pädagogisch wertvoll und trotzdem spannend. So muss Kinder-Entertainment aussehen…
Dinosaur King: Volcanic Panic – Episode 11-15
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