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Amanecer Condo #4, next to #3, may be available for larger groups, upon request.
Come and enjoy one of Akumal's newest and most spacious 2 BR, 2 BA condos. Amanecer Akumal #3 is on the second floor with flower studded balconies front and rear, setting the stage for a relaxing getaway. Inside, abundant light and fully air conditioned rooms accented by beautiful mahogany doors and furniture and Mexican hand-painted tiles will lift your spirits. Everything you could want, right down to the electric juicer to make fresh lime margaritas, has been provided, since the owners have set the condo up for themselves. We have satellite TV, wireless internet and a security cabinet for your convenience. After a "busy" day at the beach, relax with your drink at our private courtyard pool, enjoying the lush gardens and attractive Mexican architecture. Later, enjoy unbelievable sunsets and millions of stars on our rooftop terrace. Amanecer is only a few minutes walk from many of Akumal's favorite destinations, such as Yal Ku Lagoon and Half Moon Bay, La Lunita and La Buena Vida.
Our property manager, Pio, speaks English and will happily assist you with special requests, ranging from a professional masseuse to a private fishing or diving expedition. He has lived with his family in Akumal for over 20 years, and has been an excellent resource for all of the area's highlights for our guests.
Akumal is a quiet, residential beachside community located about 60 miles south of the Cancun Airport, just an hour's drive straight south on a modern divided highway. Amanecer Akumal is a perfect retreat for couples or families, offering many activities, including some of the best snorkeling & diving on the Mayan Riviera, as well as ecological trips to nearby cenotes and jungles. The white sand beaches are dotted with palapas and beach bars. All the local restaurants in Akumal treat their water, making the dining completely safe, and they all use fresh local ingredients. Our location in Half Moon Bay is just a three-minute walk to the famous preserved Yal Ku Lagoon with its calm, clear water, perfect for protected snorkeling. Also within walking distance is one of the area's best restaurants, La Lunita, where you can enjoy candlelit dining on the beach. Akumal, which means "place of the turtle" in Mayan, has a large ecocenter, which teaches about the community's commitment to the environment. Visit the ecocenter to learn how they preserve the surrounding reefs and particularly the sea turtles that come to the beaches to lay their eggs every summer. You will also find in Akumal two dive centers offering PADI-certified instructors that offer organized trips for reef and cavern dives, as well as fishing trips and jungle tours guided by local Mayans. The tranquility of Akumal, coupled with the comforts of our condo, will refresh your spirit and beckon your return, year after year.
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- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Considered
- Children Welcome
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 5, Beds for 4-5
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- Refrigerator
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Cooking Utensils
- Clothes Dryer
- Washing Machine
- Linens Provided
- Parking Off Street
- Air Conditioning
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- Lounges at courtyard pool & rooftop deck affording amazing views of the sea and stars, Daily Maid Service,• Fully equipped kitchen with microwave, blender, juicer etc, Satellite TV (CNN, HBO) and wireless internet,• Ceiling Fans & Central A/C throughout, Custom cabinets, closets & woodwork, Locking security cabinet, Master bedroom with king bed, full bath with deep tiled tub,• Second bedroom with 2 twin beds (easily convertible to king); additional full bathroom with walk in shower...moreless
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- Communal Pool
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- Ocean View
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- Guest Reis (Portland, OR)
- Date of stay 02/24/13
- Review Submitted 03/09/13
I stayed in one of the 2 bedroom apartments with my wife, my sister and her husband. The place was very spacious and accommodating. The ocean view from the patio is quite stunning. It was great to get the guidance of a local who answered all my questions of what to do and where to go. The maids do a wonderful job keeping the space clean and comfortable. I look forward to coming back to the Amanecer!Recommended for: Adventure seekers, age 55+, tourists without a car, pet owners, romantic getaway, families with teenagers, families with young children, girls getaway, sightseeing.
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Beautiful Condo & Wonderful Experience
- Guest cauliflwer (Worcester, MA )
- Date of stay 10/19/09
- Review Submitted 01/05/11
We visited Amanecer Akumal on October of 2009. The condo was beautiful and very well maintained.. just as it's shown in the photos. The on-site staff was gracious and happy to help. The area is great and is just moments from the beach and a great lagoon for snorkeling. The nearby restaurants were fantastic! It was a great condo and we absolutely plan on coming back!Recommended for: Adventure seekers, age 55+, pet owners, romantic getaway, families with teenagers, families with young children, girls getaway, sightseeing.
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Walk to this nearby white sand beach and snorkeling paradise at Half Moon Bay
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Second Bedroom features Twins which can be combined to King
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Inside the Capitol Visitors Center
After years of delays and millions of dollars spent, the brand-new Capitol Visitors Center opens in December in a space that nearly doubles the size of the U.S. Capitol itself
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- Smithsonian.com, December 01, 2008, Subscribe
The new Capitol Visitor Center opens December 2, after an eight-year delay and a cost overrun of hundreds of millions. At 580,000 square feet, the Visitor Center is the largest addition to the Capitol in its 215-year history.
When builders broke ground for the project in June 2000, they planned to lay the final stone in late 2005. But after September 11, 2001, legislators demanded greater security measures in the Visitor Center. The estimated cost rose from $265 million to $621 million.
Now that the Visitor Center is finally open, what will visitors get?
For starters, they'll enter from the East side—the side opposite from the National Mall—and take a set of stairs into the building's underground main chamber, Emancipation Hall, which is nearly three times the size of the Capitol Rotunda. Emancipation Hall, named in honor of the enslaved laborers who helped build the original Capitol, stretches nearly 20,000 square feet underground. Statues from the National Statuary Hall collection decorate the perimeter—luminaries include Philo Farnsworth, the inventor of the television, and King Kamehameha of Hawaii, whose gold-caped statue towers over the others.
Visitors may watch a new orientation video, "E Pluribus Unum," named for the motto found on the Seal of the United States meaning "out of many, one." The curious can get additional information about the Capitol along the room's far walls. The hungry can grab a bite at a new 550-seat restaurant, catered by the same company behind the House and Senate cafeterias in the Capitol.
Sightseers can loiter in museum galleries dedicated to American and Congressional history. Each "historical alcove" spans 35-50 years, and features videos and text from major events and how Congress shaped them. As the only museum dedicated to the history of the Senate and the House of Representatives, the exhibitions highlight the impact of Congressional action on our history.
Two separate viewing galleries stream videos of the Senate and the House in action, and interactive "Jeopardy"-style quizzes let visitors test their legislative know-how against a friend's.
One of the main draws is the "touchable Dome," an 11-foot polyurethane model of the Capitol, built as a replica on a 20:1 scale. Visitors can run their hands over the balconies, windows and doors, and take a peek at miniature versions of the frescos on the inside of the dome.
"We wanted to create a more complete experience," says Terrie Rouse, CEO for Visitor Services at the Visitor Center. "We have masses of people coming in of multiple ages and they all want to be informed."
For those who took the Capitol tour in years past, the experience usually began with a hike up Capitol Hill and a long wait in line. Guides took visitors into the main Rotunda, into the galleries where the House and Senate convene, and then released them to their own devices in the building's crypt. The entire tour rarely lasted more than an hour, and there was no museum to provide greater context to the experience. When winter weather turned nasty, visitors waited outside. When the summer heat and humidity was unbearable, they waited outside. Once inside, there were no restaurants, and tourists had to jockey to use one of the Capitol's five public bathrooms.
The Capitol could only accommodate 1500 people at a time, but during the spring cherry blossom season, interest often peaked at 4000.
Compared to that, the new Visitor Center is an expansive, if expensive, haven.
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An excellent addition to our capitol. Hopefully someday will be able to travel from my home in Corpus Christi all the way to Washington. Can't wait! Josie Perez.
Posted by josie perez on February 9,2009 | 09:34 PM
It's great being able to see in advance what a visit entails. I am also quite pleased to your quick response to the above emails. The difference between being "governed" and being "lead" by officials we chose remains subtly significant..
Posted by Anita Vlismas on December 12,2008 | 09:14 AM
We have made the requested clarification to the sixth slide. Thanks for pointing it out to us. -- Maura McCarthy, Smithsonian.com Web Editor
Posted by Maura McCarthy on December 4,2008 | 05:45 PM
Regardless of who or what "endowed" our rights, we sure see that Congress under the current president allowed many to be taken away. And, in 2008, in fact it is Congress who gives and who takes away or who has allowed the Executive Branch to do so. I don't see the hand of the creator in much that they have done the last 8 years. Frankly, I think you are over-reacting.
Posted by Anne Gray on December 3,2008 | 10:18 PM
You mentioned the orientation video "E Pluribus Unum". named after the motto found on the Seal of the United States. It would be proper I think to acknowledge that our country's official motto is actually "In God We Trust". It seems that God is being restricted from the visitors center just as He is being restricted from any influence on our present government. Shame on us!
Posted by Arthur Meadows on December 3,2008 | 07:03 PM
Completely agree with J. Carr and with him/her and strongly urge for the correction.
Posted by B. LeRoy on December 3,2008 | 04:32 PM
I too am puzzled as to why a fundamental misstatement such as this hasn't been corrected. Our elected officials do not and have not bestowed freedoms upon the American people, and to state otherwise indicates a basic misunderstanding of our democracy.
Posted by R.Kreidler on December 3,2008 | 03:36 PM
To whomever is the author of the commentary provided with the slideshow, Regarding the following comment to the sixth slide: "On the opposite end of the wall, museum curators put copies of the 19th Amendment and other documents that highlight the freedoms bestowed on the American people by Congress...." None of the rights or freedoms enshrined in the Constitution were ever "bestowed on the American people by Congress", and I find it offensive that an American institution like the Smithsonian employs persons to comment on the nature of our democracy who do not know any better than to make such a statement. It has always been acknowledged as a fundamental principle that as the Declaration of independence states we are "...endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights...". The role of the Congress of the United States via the constitution thus is limited to acknowledging those rights, and ensuring that they can be legally defended against those who would violate them. I strongly urge you to correct this.
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M2M APPS: What's on your M2M application wish list? What would you like to see the technology do?
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CARL FORD: Our Favorite Billionaire, Sir Terry Matthews, reminds us that the answer is to know your customer and stick with them on their needs. Combined with a motivated team, you can get to market quickly with the right solution. I think there are lots of opportunities out there and we just have to find the right spots. Steve Jobs would tell you focus groups don't help because the customers can't see the future until you deliver it, but the needs can be found and, if you can deliver the first time, you will build loyalty. One word of caution is to always look for "blue oceans". It's better to create a new category that matches a need than to join crowded fields of solutions that you think aren't adequate. If they are not adequate, there is a reason the existing category does not resonate. Redefine the category and build for the market that is to be. Or is as Wayne Gretsky would say, "Skate to where the puck is going to be."
M2M APPS: Who, if anyone, do you feel is dominating the conversation about M2M in the media right now?
CARL FORD: Dean Kamen, an inventor, an entrepreneur, and an advocate for science and technology, along with his Deka Research and Development Company are the ones that should inspire us all. He is very focused on medical applications and, to be candid, I am not even sure he looks at himself as an M2M player. However, look at his accomplishments: his Artificial Arm, the personal dialysis device, the Segway, the Slingshot water purifier, and these are just the latest ones. It's amazing how his team and their combined skills find the opportunities to improve life. I am not sure I would ever focus on those markets but I am inspired by his passion for them.
M2M APPS: From a consumer perspective, what's changing in 2012? What do you see as the biggest trend?
CARL FORD: Arm Chair M2M. When Steve Jobs showed us the iPad, he did not show a standalone device, he showed us himself in a recliner. The man who had problems buying furniture understood that causal computing was coming to the user. Since then, I have sat with friends in their living rooms or dens and have seen the way the iPad device takes over managing the TV and is picked up and used casually... I normally don't like looking at e-readers as M2M solutions because the machines are often specific to implementations. However, leaving the M2M controller by your arm chair is going to be the way it works for us all in the future. So sit back, relax and enjoy the show.
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As usual, let our political process sink to the lowest possible level from the outset.
Cries for a "science based" solution from a Republican are laughable. Have either Messers. Shannon or Wicker considered the devastation to the planet's ecosystem from overcutting hardwood trees and deforestation? I doubt it.
But to substitute a formaldehyde laden product (a known carcinogen) is suspect as well.
It would seem that much like beauty, science is in the eye of the beholder. Or more likely in the instant case, in the eye of the politician running for re-election and the capitalist looking for a political solution to a market based conflict.
This is not a "market based conflict." This problem was brought on by government intervention. Instead of Wicker adding more restrictions to said government intervention, he needs to REMOVE the current restrictions completely. I don't think most politicians on either side get it. But, of course, if they can't propose a government solution, then we might see them as the useless leeches most of them are.
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KABUL — A suicide bomber who had recently been recruited into the Afghan army blew himself up Saturday morning inside a military base, killing five NATO troops and four Afghan soldiers.
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The U.S. attorney's office for the Western District of Missouri puts the extent of the thefts and fraud committed by Evans at almost $400,000.
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Im trying to repair the standard transmission with OD for my 51 pacemaker.
I got the gasket kit and rear seal from Dale Cooper and managed to turn the cluster gear bushings on my lathe. The part I havent found yet is the front seal that mounts into the back of the bell housing. I was told that the proper seal is hard to come by so some guys make a spacer ring so that a seal that isnt as deep can be used. I guess there is a thread already on the forum that discusses this and gives the dimensions but so far I havent been able to find the thread by doing a search for "transmission seals" etc.. Can anyone help me with this? Also the book mentions hand stoning any raised edges on the gears. Can anyone elaborate on that? Thanks a lot. Rob Fayette -
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Hey Rob , that article was in your WTN. The dimensions are in it , the article was written by one of our chapter members Terry McMillan, retired machinist. I was up in you area today for a rush delivery. Don't forget to "pump up" the locals for the meet at Hovander Homestead Park on sunday Septer 7 th. Lou Cote
Thanks Lou. I found the article in the Nov-Dec 2007 issue of the WTN. I made the spacer ring described in the article and also the seal driving tool described in the article. I ordered the seal ,(#13421) through NAPA. It took about a week to get. As I had posted before I got the rear seal for the overdrive unit,(#10684) ,through Dale Cooper although I understand they are available just about anywhere. I also got the gasket set for the transmission through Dale. The two bearings for the transmission and the one bearing for the overdrive unit came from NAPA. I ordered the sintered bronze bushings through Grainger and bored the I.D.to size in the lathe. I have since found the bronze bushings from Enco for a lot less money but you still have to bore them out to size. The biggest problem I had was trying to get the bushing I.D. to the correct .865 ". The book says to ream it to size but I couldnt find a .865" reamer to buy. I bought a set of adjustable reamers from Grizzly and that was a waste of money. I found that when I pressed the bushings into the countershaft the I.D shrunk about .005" so I bored the I.D. of the bushings to .870" and when I pressed them in they came out pretty close to the .865". Later I did find a reamer for sale online that is .866". I think that would be close enough so if I ever do this job again I think I will try that reamer. It is from JTS machinery online. This was an interesting job trying to go through this transmission. Now I just have to get the rest of the car restored so I can see if it works or not. LOL. Rob


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Orton K. Stark Research Seminar in Microbiology, "Permafrost lakes: Global implications of the Arctic's most active microbial ecosystems", at 4:15 pm on Tuesday, March 26, in 112 Pearson Hall.
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Is it really necessary to have a GPS?I know that it will help in tracking the places you have to go and it will make navigation better but, the map is cheaper. anybody know where I could get 'em cheap GPs?thanks
I don' think its necessary to get a GPS. But it does come in handy if you go or live in a big city and get lost. It really depends on the person. My wife uses one most of the time since she drives through neighborhoods she isn't familiar with while I typically know my commuting area well so I don't need it. It is nice to have on road trips tho. I personally don't care for built-in GPS systems, i think they are overpriced and really inconvenient since you can't take them on the go.With that said, we opted for a Garmin Nuvi 660 over a year ago. Last time I checked, the Nuvi 650 is available at Costco for $299. Considering I paid $700 for the 660 when it first came out, the 650 is probably a good deal.I don't have experience with Magellan or TomTom, but I do think Garmin makes pretty darn good GPS units. ----------------------------------------Auto Leasing, Rates, News and Rants at http://www.ridewithg.com
I feel GPS is unnecessary for the most part. Nothing like a good road map to find all the side streets and back roads needed to get around. I find once I memorize the map in question, I can see it in my mind and then just go as needed. However, for directionally-challenged people like my dear mother, a GPS is proably a good choice for them. It all depends on how well you can go. I find good road maps are the best, for Mapquest has been very inaccurate at times for me. As a New Englander, I really can't justify spending a lot of money on a GPS when a $2- $10 road map is perfectly good and lasts a long time in the car. Just my option. Road maps have been very good at keeping me on track and finding shortcuts ( back road) off main routes that Mapquest would often overlook.
it could help you with route planning, and efficient driving, and save you with gas prices...much like the tomom 130 s can...i would really looking into a gps. it could save you a whole heap of trouble..
Hey,I just signed up to this forum board as I was lookin' around and saw your post. I recently saw an offer for a free gps and jumped on it. It was listed on Fatwallet and the posts from users who have applied seem to indicate this is a legit deal.check it out.http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/hot-deals/831034I applied for the card and got approved but I'm still waiting to get it...good luck.
ask yourself this question....: Have you ever been on a long trip, driving and driving and feel like you must have passed your exit by now?there you go! with a GPS, you dont even have to THINK about where you are going...and that's the whole point....after a long trip, you will feel less tired and stressed out, if you have one.i held out for a long time with roadmaps, thomas guides, mapquest(which got me lost more than directed), etc....but then i finally got a garmin nuvi for $199.00 at bestbuy. it is truly worth every penny if you intend on going ANYWHERE unfamiliar.Think about it, you can drive coast to coast without ever having to stop and make sure you're on track, or look at a map, and fold it 32 times before cramming it into the glovebox.....that alone should sell you on the idea....if you never leave town, then forget everything i just said.-dave
Hi friend, It's very useful when we are going to some new place.It's find out exact way where we want to go.I know the place where you find out gps navigation system cheap.----------------------------------------------Gps Navigation - tomtom.com/" Don't lament in your heart when an opportunity was missed. Weeping eyes can't recognize the next great opportunity in your life."
i don't think is necessary, but it's convenient and useful. Specially if you travel or look for specific address. I don't have it, but I borrow it from my brother from time to time. But I noticed that some people need it more than others. I think i have a GPS installed in my head
A gps is a tool. Don't rely too much on it. I have a Garmin 260wt. From home it takes me the way I want to go and the same way all of the time. On the way back it wants to give me a different way. Sometimes it is accurate, other times it hasn't been. Don't worry I didn't buy it to show me how to go to work.I just read yesterday about a woman who got lost in Death Valley, her vehicle got stuck, and her son died. Too many people think these things are the greatest thing next to slice bread...they aren't. Like I say it is a tool. Get a road map. These things are not perfect. They are getting better though. There are instances in Britain where the GPS takes you into this river and people have driven right into it. Like I say, it is a tool. Have a backup. A $2 or $4 map won't break you. You also have to update the maps which might come out once a year, if you are lucky, and cost you alot of money. Even then it still may not be up to date. If you don't travel why buy one? Are you in your home city most of the time? Don't waste your money. I travel so my company bought me one but I still get a map.
gps is handy..... use it as a accurate speedometer... so you know exactly how fast you are going... if it logs your travel.. you can use the log to get out of a speeding ticket.... it can also get you deeper into trouble if you were speeding elsewhere in your trip...i took my handheld gps with me on day when a friend wanted to move his boat... when we pulled away from the dock... i ask where's the compass... oh.. its in the van... ... where's the radar display.. its in the van... where's the new charts... yep.. in the van... you can see the boat... google map the santa barbara city cemetery ... look straight off shore... you will see a bunch of boats floating nice and bright on the surface.. and on to the east of the rest... kinda blurry... thats it.. sitting on the bottom.. oh. my hand held was on board when it sank at anchor.. i was not... why did the gps come in handy... the fog rolled in and the wind picked up... then the container ship right behind us called in his location,, speed and course... right through us in the fog... with out that gps... i would not have known which way to turn...
GPS--the scourge of the new millennium. Another toy for you to maintain, not to help you. If anything, it will help undesirables track you. I'm not a conspiracy nut, but you don't need the world to know where you are at. Next, your car will tell you to fasten your seatbelt, or " you're ten miles over the speed limit, slow down" ..or worse. " You're on a long journey, have you used the restroom"? Then, it's time to pull over and shoot any system that sounds like your mother-in-law. Boycott this junk, and simplify.
it is very necessary to have a GPS,especially you come to a new place!
it's necessary If you are a car enthusiast and tourism enthusiasts. oem car gps:www.oemcargps.com
when it comes to buy car gps navigtion, there are some tips u must know:Decide how often you intend to use the system.Consider the layout of your car.Look for a system that gives you vocal as well as graphical directions.Select a system that features multiple ways of getting to your destination.Select a system that includes point of interest data.by the way, nowadays, online shopping also can help u save a bunch, i bought from www.oemcargps.com , the gps navigation and dvd players with gps are both great. http://www.oemcargps.com/


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The Crisis of Infinite Earths was a DC twelve issue limited series that took several years to finish. This was important because it helped DC organize better ideas and storylines for future comic book publications. For example, they were able to create more universes while ridding themselves of some characters in the process. In this twelve issue limited series, the superheroes were not always triumphant, thus adding a new and different twist in the storylines. This was a key time for the future comics. Kara, the Super Girl, and Barry Allen from Flash were one of the characters that "disappeared".
Fans were eager to see changes made in comic books, since creators changed many of the storylines and certain characters. For instance, Superman's adopted parents were alive and he was the only survivor from the Krypton's disaster. This left no room for a Supergirl, so she ceased to exist. Robin was not always Batman's innocent sidekick. In fact, he turned bad and was even caught stealing by Batman. Another odd change was that Wonder Woman used to be so important yet the creators pretended she did not exist until the end of Justice League. Since Wonder Woman did not exist they had to change the whole plot of the Justice League.
Ever since that, there have been many changes that up to this day have not stopped. DC has even made a symbolic story that sealed the Silver Age. Barry Allen, who was Flash, died in the Crisis of Infinite Earths. Wally, who looked up to Flash, was so saddened by his death that in end he became the new Flash. As soon as that happened it was a symbol that the Modern Age was here for good and that the changes were for the best.
The Modern Age sure has many surprises in store for all comic book fanatics. All that is left for viewers to do is hope that memorable characters never leave and continue to give moments of happiness and suspense for years to come. This era has been incredible because many superheroes transform into movie stars. Examples include: Iron Man, Spider-Man, Batman, The Hulk, and many others.
- "The Modern Age." The History of Comics. 20 July 2008 <http://www.sugarbombs.com/comics/cpart4.html>.
- Sci Fi, ed. "The Modern Age of Comics." Modern Age of Comics-Scifipedia. 13 Apr. 2008. 17 July 2008 <http://scifipedia.scifi.com/index.php/modern_age_of_comics>.
- Lowson, Iain. "Crisis On Infinite Earths." Crisis On Infinite Earths. 19 July 2008 <http://www.legendgames.co.uk/reviews/crisis.htm>.
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