Each doll is dressed in a costume representing its homeland and heritage.Īll Adora dolls retail between $80–$180 and are designed for ages 3 and up. Tyee is new from the International Series-a limited edition collection of dolls based on cultures from around the world. Each doll is 20–22 inches tall and weighs four pounds.
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The Name Your Own Baby collection offers a wide variety of dolls, with choices of hair color and style, eye color, gender, skin tone and face design. Adora gives lifeĪdora, Edison, N.J., introduces new designs from both its Name Your Own Baby collection and International Series. Jay Jay the Jet Plane Tarrytown Bead Coaster, which retails for $39.99, was developed to build hand-eye coordination and color recognition in toddlers ages 18 months and up. The kits are designed for ages 6 and up, and range in price from $11.99–$24.99. I DIG Excavation Adventures kits feature ancient beasts, prehistoric sharks, King Tut and new dinosaurs. Four new kits will be introduced in 2006, designed for ages 4 and up and ranging in price from $25.99–$49.99. The newly acquired I Made That line features “build-it-yourself” furniture kits. The kits are designed for ages 6 and up and range in price from $4.99–$9.99.
Curiosity Kits is in for a brand re-launch in 2006 and will introduce a variety of new products, including Junior Bureau of Investigation kits and the Easi-Art Maker oven. Should be safe for our products to develop a sense of humor on its own, but tell it to commence synthesis on all comedians living and dead, and combine that with the inherent perfectionism of A.I., and the results are jokes that are so funny that, if I DIDN’T shut it down, this entire company would literally die laughing overnight.Action Products International, Orlando, Fla., features new products from its Jay Jay the Jet Plane, I DIG, Curiosity Kits and I Made That brands.
It’s not because we’re not getting anywhere it’s the exact opposite. > ((mechanical wheezing can be heard in the background)) Sterling here. This could be ranging from upcoming news, simple reminders from the employee handbook, or just me dishing out righteous indignation. I also like to talk, so expect to hear one, two, or three of my audio memos throughout the day. I always make sure to keep an eye on which design proposals are accepted or denied. One thing you should know about me, I’m a very boots-on-the-ground man. So, who wants to design some robots? Now, you’ve already met each other during orientation, so allow me to introduce myself. > Welcome, ladies & gentlemen, to Sterling Robotics! Prodigies, veterans, the newly graduated, you’re here because we want the best, and you are it.
>She has to present her work station for judging while trying to suppress her emotional distress >She quickly scopes her treasures up and stuffs them in an incinerator port despite her reluctance to do so >Emmy realizes this is enough to get her marked for being abnormal and not fit for nandroid service >In fact all the other nandroid have identical workstation except for hers, even the nandroid beside her is looking at her "junk" with confusion and concern >Emmy starts to notice none of the other nandroid have little trinkets set out for display like she has >As they are awaiting the instructor Emmy is looking over a few mementos she accumulated during her time in the facility >She has to clean her work station and show exemplary organization >Emmy is preforming her training course on some common task for her final approval stamp Something like: Emmy has a production flaw that doesn't limit her emotional attachment as much as it should. Something that will be relevant for her surviving in the bleak future timeline. I wonder if this is a set up for Emmy failing some component of her training that she has to cheat or fake to get a pass.
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