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BS@^^^^^S^^?^ ^M^^^'- '111'''' J>.^ '"^"'"^""7" ' '' J ' - V' r r "7"'""f ^ n" THE LEADER, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1944 ^'—: Diesip 83d Year- Owned Furniture « ^pre Here 30 Years; Services To-Day . ^Simon Baumann, jpunder of the furniture business which bears his name, died unexpect-edly of a "heart attack at his home, 64 South 'Ocean ave., Tuesday at the age of 82. He was born in France, and had lived in the United States 63 years/ "He opened his Rrst furniture etore in Astoria in 1887, and otarted in business here on Main st., thirty years .ago." At his death the Arm of Simon Baumann, Inc., was operating etores here; in Hempstcad and Jersey City. Mr. Baumann was a life and the oldest member of Queens-boro Lodge, B. P.O. Elks. He also belonged to the Royal Ar-canum and Temple Israel. His wife, Caroline, died in 1928. Surviving are three sons, Wil-liam Baumann, of Jersey City, school, %s endeavoring to bring the schools honor roll up -to date before Flag Day, Wednes-day/ June 14. He has the names of 160 former pupils who are in the various branched of the armed forces, and would like to obtain a list of those induct-ed since Jan. 30, 1943. Any relatives or friends of those named should be on the list may telephone the school, Ifreeport 335/Those on the hon-of roll will have their names printed on the program of the Flag Day exercises to be held on the school lawn at 1.15 P.M., June 14. :± pMiJ&zd— * ^ t " Af Freeport:' "^Ave"" grandsons: Leaker, of Freeport, who * is overseas with the Army; also Melvin, of Frceport; Leonard who is in the Navy; Herman, of Jersey City, also in -the Army, and Justin of Reading, Pa,, and three granddaughters, Mrs. Jeannctte Bloom, of Free* port, Mrs. Jcannie Bergcr, of Miami, Fla., and Miss Rita Bau-mann, of Jersey City. Members of the Freeport Lodge of Elks conducted their Tites in the home last night, and Rabbi B. Leon Hurwitz, of Temple Israel, was to hold re J1W<M18 services In the home this burfaf. follbwf ':.MoHh:t'' .Hebron Cemetery, Queens, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE '"Ancient and Modem Necro-mancy, Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced" is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday. The Golden' Text is: -"I would have you wise _imto__.that which is good, .and simple concerning evil. And the God of peace shall bruise Satan under .your feet shortly" (Ro-mans 16: 19, 20). MARTIN^HILUARB K. o# P. Cpnfe;* Bank Of Page on (Claw A class of candidates was rais-ed to the rank of Page at a joint initiation of lodges in this area at a meeting of Freeport Lodge, K. qtrP., 629, Tuesday night in Pythian Temple T>n West Mer-rlck -road, Freeport. Edward Marks, chancellor commander, presided at the meeting. William L. Schwartz, chair-man of the War Service Com-mittee, reported that j*w% auc-tion sale at the previous meet-ing to raise funds with which to send gifts to the 21 members m service was a complete suc-cess. At that time numerous contributions of merchandise re-ceived from Main St., and Mer-rick road merchants was dispos-ed of by Edward (Pop) May as auctioneer and a consider-able sum realized. Cards and mah-jongg were played. Mr. Schwartz extended the Freeport Triangle Has 'Mother's Night The annual Mother's Night was observed by Freeport \Tri-angle, D. E. S., Thursday night at the monthly meeting in Spar-tan Temple. Mrs. Carl Eridkson, mother of Mrs. Muriel Nelson, the beloved queen, was the hon-or mother of the evening. The girls as a group sang "Mother." A pantomime, "The Light-house Keeper's Daughter," was presented by Anne Adams, Ma-deline Cartwright, Virginia Mar-tm, Adeline Miller and Jean Gibson. Patricia Terry presided at the piano. Dorothy Grothman was chairman of the entertain-ment committee, Mrs. George Myers and Mrs. Charles Herr-mann were co-chairmen of hos-pitality. '-: "' t V Seaman Ave. SchdoX Seek: Service Llat Laurence C, Lobaugh, princi-pal of the Seaman avenu* r of the John Wr Milliards, 84 Washburn ave., was married on Tuesday "to Vondal Martin, of Pontiac, Mich. The couple will leave Wednesday for Det-roit, to make their home. Paint Right Over WALLPAPER! COSTS ONIT » and CAR RADIOS EFA1RED Guaranteed QUICK SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES Newton B l v r a* Sunrise +#' ROYOL Home Appliance, Inc. 87 SOUTH MAIN ST. Frecport. 6627 II'^'v'f' V M'!;''-V^"- '/^'""."i-'; .. • ;T^/ j *&* SOPT BAU, and AM. SPORTS I MUSTN'T FORGET TO STOP IN AT FRISBY'S TODAY AND HAVE HIM PUT IN THAT NEW KITCHEN bUTLEr . THE JWIFEWANTS Anytime — Anywhere PRISSY %# WWWTOW BLVD. 200 (aet east appreciation of the lodge to all who contributed to the cause. Other members of the commit-tee are James Harris and Jos-eph Sicgcl. BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Melf #ha Awl bite you'll thot Old Style hos recoptured the («KS#e, Oovor end goodness o! grondmo's wondedul home-baked bread. Don't postpone #hl» treat any longer. Try Old Style Bread to-morrow. Eckhardt Feed & Coal Co, SEEDS - SHEEP and COW MANURE — PEAT MOSS CHEMICA& FERTILIZERS — GARDEN TOOLS PET SUPPLIES — POULTRY PEED 5? Church Street Baldwin U40 55\Chu?ch Street 3818 OF JHB ENTIRE-PAMICY V // f Deserves the best as a record of this Important occasion. Formats & Intormals COMMISMORATE THE FIRST COMMUNION OR CONFIRMAION 31 SOUTH GROVE STREET Open Evenings / - ?feepor%841 WE AE PHOTpSTAtlC COPIES I R I ' Member Freepor* Chamber of Commerce 80 SOUTH MAIN 9TRBBT FREEPOAT 3371 CLOTHIER— HATTER— HABERDASHER S T O R E HOURS Mon.,-Tues., Wed.-9 A.M. to A P.M. THUR& and PRk^9 A. M. to 9 P. M. SATURDAYS'— 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. TASTES HME9H Strawberry Sundae Fudge Sundae MUNCH CHOCOUME* Rom Our Own dandy Kitchen ,29 Ib. 40 SOUTH MAIN &TMHT Sodas — Lunches r- Candled — Closed Tuesday ~- AND KEEP 'EM 8TH YEAR NO. 52 Solemn Exercises Mark Memorial Day at Stadium MMEPORT* OPMCIA1 PAPEB FRfEPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 5 CENTS A COPY im- Mayor and Heads Of Posts Speak; Gerber Presides Under a cloudless s k y - pressive exercises m memory of the dead of all wars were held in the Municipal Stadium on Memorial Day. The program was preceded by one of the longest parades ever held in this village. Grand Marshal Samuel D. Gerber led the procession* In the line of march were Com-pany A, State Guard^ _mcn]])ej&s= ^^WillhW^CfIntoiTr§?ory Post A. L.y ?{ejijjy Morrison,' \^A. Tj., and Henry Theodore M o h r Post. V, F. W., and their aux-iliaries, the United Spanish War Veterans, Red Cross groups, Auxiliary police, Auxiliary Arc-men, Civilian Protection units, members of the Rotary Club of Freeport, Nautical Cadets, Boy and Girl Scouts and Boy Rang- ****0 Lwtheraqs End Celebration Of 35th Anniversary Sunday On Samuel Trexler, Synod To Preach; Dinner Td'Monow Night The celebration of the 35th anniversary of Christ Luth-eran Church will be brought to a close With the anniversary supper to-morrow night in the Elks club" house, and servi-ces Sunday morning at which the Rev. Dr. Samuel Trexler, president of the synod will preach the sermons. The Rev. Carl H. Miller, preceded the Rev. David C. Jax-heimer, the present pastor, will speak at tomorrow night's din-ner; Earle Styrcs, radio singer, will give a recital. There was a large turnout last Community Council To Hear Reports Various projects of interest to the village will be considered at a meeting of the Frecport Com-munity Council to be held in the choirs of the church ,gpyc. a con-cert" under the direction of Dr. Oscar M. Magnusscn, organist and choirmaster. Last night a social was held in the Roosevelt Chapel on Babylon Turnpike. The first service of Christ ,., ... = .... _ ". crs. Music was provided by the Freeport High School, Junior High School and elementary school bands and the Review- Star Sfe and drum corps spon-sored by the RotaHana. ... f — —*»*.» v* mo Memorial Day confmittec pre-sided at the stadium exercises, which were opened with a mo-ment of silent prayer for the men in service followed by the advancing and massing of col-ors. The invocation was given by the Rev. John J, Mahon, pas-tor of Our Holy Redeemer R.C. Church. Mrs. Rose K. Savona sang "The Star Spangled Ban-ner/' 'Mayor Clinton M. Flint, Com-mander Alex. G. Reynolds of Story Post, and Past Command-er Joseph C. Noebel, of the VFW., gave brief Memorial Day addresses. Bouquets were presented to eight Gold Star Mothers, Mrs.' Olive Gardiner, Mrs, Blanch' •Muldowney, Mrs.—Anna Tuttle,! TVTrs. Mary' QHdca, Mrs. *N.ettieL| Brown. Mrs. Rosalie Wefll, Mrs.. ~L "Blaine Taylor? Mrs. Olg* Church was held in old Brooklyn Hall, then located on South Main st., just north of the present Sun-rise Highway, on Palm Sunday, April 4, 1909. There were 17 in attendance and 11 were present at the Sunday School. Formal or* ganization took place Wednes-day, June 2, 1909, when a consti-tution %as^ad<?p^ed. a%4 the name bnrlaf Chlirch > &eKc%3r^?**:!rl% seven charter members signed the roll that night. Sept. 14, 1909 the congregation extended a call to Oscar V. Wcr-nei, a student, to become its first pastor. He accepted and was or-dained Oct. 12. A portable chapel was. rented fium the Church Ex-tension Society and placed on rented grounds on Main St., just north of the Long Island Rail-tracks. 2.30 P.M. Robert ?s chairman. Mrs. John W. Dodd will re-port on a community calendar and the compilation of commun-ity resources. Summer employ-ment for youngk people will be discussed by Moxcy Rigby and the Rev. Martin J. Daly, assistant Ak«af( Warplns Oiroup Dlabande The Freeport unit of the Air* craft Warning Service has been disbanded on orders from the U. S. Army, Chief Observer Ed-mund A. Robson announced to-day. The order was received on Monday. More than 300 men from Frccport and vicinity have serv-ed as observers. Mr. Robson announced that he would call a me ting shortly at which wings would be awarded to all ob-servers entitled to them. Cer-tificates of service will be mail-ed to the observers by the Army, he added. Rev. JJ. Mahon Marks 45th Anjilversary^ Million Quota Given Freeport In 5th War Loan Campaign *o Las* June 12 *o July 8; PaMwaon In Charge A quota of $1,000,000 has been assigned to Frceport for the Fifth War Loan campaign which will be opened on Monday, June 12 and continue through 'Satur-day, July 8, Robert E. Patterson, chairman of the local Bond and Stamp Staff, announced today. Frceport's share is part of a $16,000,000,000 worth All .societies \)f Our Holy Re-deemer R. C. Church joined* in honoring the pastor, the Rev. John J. Mahon, who celebrated ^ascd by Individuals during^the the 45th anniversary of his ordi-iT?*.. nation on Saturday. Gifts were presented to him by period^ including $6 to individuals, Th!a amount Is^ $700,000,000 the total amount pur» War Loan. Commercial banks will not be permitted to t,h e H"o ly Name Society,, the La--'purchase bonds during the drive, , dies Au»x«i.l.i.«a*rjyr oufi tthnec ppaarroocchhiiaall pastor of Our Holy Redeemer school, Court Stella Maris, C.D. R. C. Church. The health policy of A., the Altar Society and'the at the Freeport Child Care Cen-1 children of the school,, all of tcr will be considered by Miss whom also gave him "spiritual Geraldinc Scjdl, the director. A bouquets." Member* of the Holy survey ooff tthhee dyvpohtena jimmmmnuwn--'M'*—* o--: ization _of children in . Freeport-will be given by Dr. John W* ,_ *. *..*. **W*J Name Society of which Like. N. Domey is /president,, attended • * - * — , n--&-awa-aw Sv*u4n**dua«yy^ a**n*&d partook o! ^sa^feK aSv^l&mm^l'ngt^^M^rbo »MieijBKyvfB*^oMvM #,4, VL, Dr. John L. Barren, of the Nas-sau County Health Department been by the J. McDonnaJJ. JJe has pastor here eight years, O /*•«**», while Mrs. E. A. Pollard Jones having succeeded the late Rev. will speak of Freeport's good Jchn L. O'TooIc. neighbor plans. i#\ y Floral tributes ^yere placed at the foot of the Memorial alter by Mrs. George J. Glenz, regent of Julia Ward Howe Chapter. Daughter of the Union. 1861- 65; Mrs, J. Harry Jenkins, of the Frceport Women's War Service; Mrs. Carrie Roberts of the Story Post auxiliary^ Mrs. Catherine Donnelly,— of the V.F,W. Auxiliary, and the Le-gion and V.F^W. posts. Three volleys were fired by a squad from the. State Quard command-ed by Capt. J. Roger Chevalier, and "iSps" were sounded ty two high school buglers. Rona Eeldn, a prize winner of the) F.H.S. speaking contest, recited and the benediction was given by the Rev* Routes Har-ris, of the Second Baptist Church. The parade was review-ed by Mayor Flint, and Trus-tees Joseph H. GaMq, Cyril C. Ryan and Horace F, '6arpeqter.| Pastor Werner resigned March 6, 1911 to become a foreign mis-sionary and was succeeded by the Rev. A. C. Karkau, of New-port News, Va., on Sept. 24, of the same year. On May 23, 1911 the present parsonage, site was purchased, the congregation- took possession on Aug. 1, and the chapel was moved on to the plot. — Pastor Karkau .resigned Jan. 8, 1919 and Mr: was. called. ^ student, wa*T Ordained"'a! -Kingston, N. Y., June .181 "and took—charge here four days later/April 11, 1920 the Meadon estate property with 125 feet on Randall ave., and 170 feet on North Grove st., was acquired. E&rly the next year it was decid-ed to go ahead with a new _build-ing and the cornerstone was laid Sept. 6, 1925. The dedication took place Sunday, April 25, 1926. The building cost $131,000! Pastor Miller resigned April 22, 1930 to accept a call to the Church of the Atonement, As-bury Park, N. J., and Pastor Jax-heimer came to Freeport from the Lutheran Church of the Mes-siah in Brooklyn, beginning his work Sept. 17, 1930. The Roosevelt branch was started witK"a\ Sunday School, Sunday, Sept. 1 13, 1931. The church has prospered under the pastorate of Dr. Jaxheimer, hav-ing paid off the mortgage and purchased the former * Square Club of Roosevelt last year. « : KonaazeweKl, Marvll % A* San Antonio Center San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center, Texas, June 1.—Richard F. Konaszewski, 116 West Mcr-rick rd., and Jerome C. Mar-vil, 98 Rose st., Freeport, N.Y., are at the San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center, with other future Army Hospital Need: Chairs and Gliders Mrs. Milton B. Waldmanr chairman of the camp and hos-pital committee of the Freeport Red Cross Branch to-day issued an appeal for six Adirondack chairs and a glidder which arc needed to equip the rest room of an Army JiospitaL^Any one those having interest &c< Plans for thc^local campaign will be completed at a meeting tonight. Mrs. Clark I. Scott will again head the Women's division, while William J* Marvin haa be«& named chairman of house canvaaa^ Some aovt pilots, bombardiers and naviga-, willing to make such a donation tors receiving prcflight courses to prepare them for aerial in-struction... . The cadets begin prcflight training as arsln&le group/They ace—.separate^. To? sp,ecializ?d training as J%ombard|^g^ navrga-tors_ an&.pilots'midway through the ten-week course. -* may t e l e p h o n e headquarters Frceport 2630. -^ - . __ ' T^nnojQncement also was made that the date of the disaster re-lief * demqiyttfation at Lutheran Church had been gpst-may E;e are Series E, at 75 per cent of maturity value, maturing in ten years; Series F, at 74 per cent of maturity value, maturing m twelve years; Series G, maturing in twelve years, at 100 of par value, but not redeemable at par until maturity; 3-year Series C treasury notes yielding 1.07 per cent if held to maturity;, % per cent notes due June 1, 1945; 1$^ ptr cent treasury notes due March 15, 1947; 2 per cent treasury bonds due in' 1954, but callable after June 15, _1952, and 2% per cent treasury bonds dqc in 1970, but callable after March 15,1965. The last two__are available in de- Ihominations of $500 up to 000,000. __. ' _ H.NfJ*. to. Collect poped _1@/ Tuesday,"rJune-?2(L_CIO*he* Counqr-Clerk'Chaflcs. E. Ran^ s@m will give the address?- North Gives 37,330 Ibs. Paper; To Invade South Area Saturday If ,the South end /of the vil-lage piopes- (o "take the honors in the "Spring Invasion" mag-azine and newspaper collection on Saturday, residents of the area will have to delve into their attics, cellars and garages and dig up more than .37,330 pounds of paper. Willis M* Summers, chairman of the Freeport Salvage Com-mittee to-day announced the re-sults of last (Saturday's collec-tions in the district north of the railroad tracks, when that was the figure. The other half will take place Saturday mor-, ning when trucks ^manned by Boy Scouts?-hlgh school students and others will tour the district south- of the Long Island rail-road. The paper should be bun-dled, tied and left at the curb. The slogan Effort Now/' Mr. ..Summers pointed out that pap3r 'ts needed TRe" Holy^ Name' Society of Our Holy Redeemer R/C. Church is conducting a three weeks' campaign to obtain clothing to be sent'to Italy where 14,000,000 persons arc in need of clothes. Plans were made at a special Monday night. s **—^_ All sorts of wearing apparel is in the war effort. He said manv desired. The campaign is being people have saved magazines conducted by the National Cath-wfth a view to reading them d^ Welfare Council. Donations sometime in the future. They ,,. ^ b, ,^ at the parochial "he use now. . would be better to put them to, will be processed by members of_ the Women's Auxiliary under the direction of Mrs. Alfred Fassino. Lu&e N. Dorhey is heading the drive for the men. Persons who have no way of getting materials jo the school may telephone the rectory and it will be cabled William J. Marvin and Edmund McJKecver, manager of the De-partment of Sanitation, are in charge of the routes; S. Gordon Edwards and Frederick S. Pat-te? son, of manpower and David Levy of speakers.
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^M^^^'- '111'''' J>.^ '"^"'"^""7" ' '' J ' - V' r r
Diesip 83d Year-
Owned Furniture «
^pre Here 30 Years;
Services To-Day .
^Simon Baumann, jpunder of
the furniture business which
bears his name, died unexpect-edly
of a "heart attack at his
home, 64 South 'Ocean ave.,
Tuesday at the age of 82. He
was born in France, and had
lived in the United States 63
"He opened his Rrst furniture
etore in Astoria in 1887, and
otarted in business here on
Main st., thirty years .ago." At
his death the Arm of Simon
Baumann, Inc., was operating
etores here; in Hempstcad and
Jersey City.
Mr. Baumann was a life and
the oldest member of Queens-boro
Lodge, B. P.O. Elks. He
also belonged to the Royal Ar-canum
and Temple Israel. His
wife, Caroline, died in 1928.
Surviving are three sons, Wil-liam
Baumann, of Jersey City,
school, %s endeavoring to bring
the schools honor roll up -to
date before Flag Day, Wednes-day/
June 14. He has the names
of 160 former pupils who are
in the various branched of the
armed forces, and would like
to obtain a list of those induct-ed
since Jan. 30, 1943.
Any relatives or friends of
those named should be on the
list may telephone the school,
Ifreeport 335/Those on the hon-of
roll will have their names
printed on the program of the
Flag Day exercises to be held
on the school lawn at 1.15 P.M.,
June 14.
^ t
Af Freeport:' "^Ave"" grandsons:
Leaker, of Freeport, who * is
overseas with the Army; also
Melvin, of Frceport; Leonard
who is in the Navy; Herman,
of Jersey City, also in -the
Army, and Justin of Reading,
Pa,, and three granddaughters,
Mrs. Jeannctte Bloom, of Free*
port, Mrs. Jcannie Bergcr, of
Miami, Fla., and Miss Rita Bau-mann,
of Jersey City.
Members of the Freeport
Lodge of Elks conducted their
Tites in the home last night, and
Rabbi B. Leon Hurwitz, of
Temple Israel, was to hold re
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Another group that was flourishing were the Alchemysts. Who were basically Alchemists without dictionaries. These unfortunate people caused even more explosions than the wizards. And then caused even more by trying to revvive those who had died in explosions. Many lost limbs and Alchemysts became the people most interested in creating working prosthetic limbs. The solution was found by making them out of metal and infusing them with magic. Unfortunatly this made them even more explosive. Some of the most famous alchemists were Roy Pony (discovered how to make explosion using only a piece of cotton and a badass angry face) And Ted L. Reek (Discovered how to make explosions using his bare hands. It was later discovered that he kept gunpowder in his prosthetics. This still didn't explain how he could create whole entire walls out of nothing. Useful for a profession that requires constant house repares.)
(Not referencing a certain manga that I am a raving mental fan of- FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST (ok. FMA disc hybrid thing I'm so original. fear my name punning skills )
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T1mown wrote:Anyway, treat me nice, i'm quite interesting, promise.
But... it's also so much more interesting to be cruel and/or unusual.
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T1mown wrote:Anyway, treat me nice, i'm quite interesting, promise.
T1mown wrote:Afternoon,
I'm a relatively young Pratchett fan, i'd say, being the spry age of 24. i started reading at the age of 7, in Year 3 of Primary school. Essentially, i had read everything that had interested me in the school library. If your school was anything like mine, our reading was graded throughout, and i'd reached the top level. My teacher recommended to my mum i get some 'proper' books.
That's where my adventure started. I was bought 'Reaper Man', by my Nan, and i'm not sure why she picked it up for me, out of all the books she could have picked. i tried to read it, and it was daunting, i won't lie. on my second attempt, i was hooked. from then on, i started from the beginning of the series, and have read all of the discworld books, excluding the companions. Actually, tell i a lie, I've not yet read The Amazing Maurice. i was so into them, that at the age of 14, when i had a part time job, i invested every penny in buying the collection up. i now own all of the 'Main' books, as i call them, including the Tiffany Aching ones.
Anyway, treat me nice, i'm quite interesting, promise.
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michelanCello wrote:Welcome to the forum, T1mown! We'll try to behave...
Del wrote:New year approaching... fresh meat... NEW MEMBERS! ... I meant new members!
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No worries mate!DivingBudgie wrote:Hi Tony
Diving Budgie Darwin Australia
Thanks for doing this. And I am working on a photo for the other post as well.
Just a little out Jinx!Jinx wrote:Well not counting Jamara's heart, I think I could have the northen-most latitude (of those in the UK) and I'm only in Glasgow.
*edit - apparantly my Geography is not up to scratch...
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Sirandilas - Yup Davidstow is about 15 mins up the road (depending on how fast you drive) They have a huge dairy factory there which is the proverbial blot on the landscape - but does make some damn great Cheddar (but from Cornwall not Somerset) - Davidstow Cheddar is the biz
Carthamartha I don't know, but I do know that stretch of river quite well and can see it when we drive into Launceston over Laneast Down which is one of the highest points on eastern Bodmin Moor... Soon after we moved into Tregeare I could see the whole of the upper Tamar Valley 'flooded' with low cloud and I actually stopped the car and just gawped for 5 mins because it was so beautiful...
So yeah - a great location for an Arthurian castle. Much more so that the one in Tintagel which of course wasn't, but fitted into Tennyson's imagery as Arthur's birthplace... The whole area's pretty romantic mostly in one way or another and I love it to bits!
Oh - and they call the A39 The Atlantic Highway now! roflmao - how VERY Transatlantic!
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30th Anniversary Ken Doll®
Release Date: 1/1/1991
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In celebration of Ken® doll's 30th anniversary, Mattel created a reproduction of the 1961 Tuxedo fashion. The reproduction features flocked black hair just like the original doll, and comes with an undershirt and boxers.
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By the time the church officially opens, the temperature is dropping into the 30s.
Volunteers, who have been there for more than two hours, have brought out bedding, set up the long plastic tables and prepared hot dogs and soup. Avis Hawkins, who has volunteered at the shelter since it started, even baked a yellow cake with chocolate frosting.
"I just feel like I'm doing something by helping," Hawkins says.
Homeless men and women sign in, grab their plates and join their friends. They go out for a smoke throughout the evening.
"Ed" slurps up his soup at a table. His leather jacket has a sheen like it's almost new, but the lining hangs loose.
It's easy to become depressed and let go, but Ed says he keeps "his days going" by riding his bike and doing odd jobs around town. He washes up where he can and keeps hismoustache trimmed.
He says his downward slide started with a DUI, his second in 14 years.
A halfway house helped by giving him a chance to save his money.
His ex-wife and children live out of state. He won't tell them he's homeless. He already has swallowed his pride by going to the churches for help.
"I'll get myself out of this predicament," Ed says. "The only way to get out of this is to help yourself."
Larry Dean sways over to Ed's table with his own plate and sits down hard. A fist bump and a joke later, they settle back to their meals.
They look out for each other, Dean says. Anyone who messes with them has to move on.
A movie begins on a projection screen as some of the volunteers and homeless start packing up the tables.
The two women head to the church's sanctuary for the night.
Men roll out their sleeping gear on the floor and settle down to sleep. Cards come out and a game starts at one of the remaining tables.
Conversations start up about past lives, places they go, their day-to-day lives.
Someone mentions their friend Joe Sullivan, who died recently while sleeping outside. Everything goes quiet.
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Purity wrote:I see your point neotheone. The problems I have with design is 1 I don't like it very much(personal feelings about how it looks) and 2 I feel it's too drastic and fast. Like take halo ce. Mark v was first unveiled. Then in halo 2 the mark vi was very similar, but more detailed and leaner, but i still felt it was a transition from old to new armor. Same for the rest of the design in weapons, covenant, etc. In halo 3 I felt the same way. Then halo reach had a very different, highly( I feel overly) detailed and bulky design to well everything. I felt that was too separate from the original halo design. Halo 4's design is also highly detailed but not as bulky. The weapons, armor, covenant are all very very detailed. There is little sleekness to them, which I think futuristic based games and halo should have. The only thing I feel, is that halo 4 took a lot of inspiration from reach and little from 3. 3 had, I think the best armor. It was just the right amount of details, and just the right amount of sleekness. the rest of the games design was like this too. So that's why I'm not a big fan of the newer designs. Like I said, I think they're cool, but I don't entirely get a halo feel when viewing them. But, hey, your opinion is your opinion and I respect it.
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hey hey hey, no need to be rude here I want a smartphone for the camera,gps,group txting,apps,etc. i have a stupid feature phone right now and it sucks when i get messages from friends and they show up as blank picture messages if someone sends a mass text and people reply to it!
Again, my piece of advice to you: Go to the store and try the phones yourself. Spend an hour or two shopping around and ask questions. Pretend that you will buy the phones on the spot like that you will get the sellers to explain everything in detail. I've seen way too many fanboys get created from threads like these. You only get to see one side of the coin if you don't see both types of phones and that's what sucks the most.


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A renowned vocal ensemble performs the world premiere of a composition lost since 1926—plus spring releases from local bands.
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KENTUCKY (8/2/13) – SurfKY News would like to share with you what has happened on this day in history.
•1802 - Napoleon declared "Counsel for Life"
•1835 - Elisha Grey, inventor (Telephone)
•1875 - 1st roller skating rink opens (London)
•1876 - Wild Bill Hickok, shot dead (from behind) by Jack McCall while playing poker. He held a pair of Aces & a pair of 8's
•1905 - Myrna Loy, Helena Mont, actress (Jazz Singer, Thin Man, Vanity Fair), (d. 1993)
•1922 - Alexander Graham Bell, Scottish/US physicist (telephone), dies
•1977 - Edward Furlong, Pasedina California, actor (John Connor-Terminator 2)
•1980 - US swimmers set 3 world records at National championships
•1991 - Funk singer Rick James, arrested on sexual torture charges
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Processor: Intel Core i7 2630QM
Graphics Adapter: NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M
Display: 15.6 inch, 16:9, 1920x1080 pixels, glossy: yes
Weight: 2.8kg
Price: 1500 euro
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NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M:
Mid-range graphics card based on the GT 435M chip (GF108) with higher clock rates and DDR3 support.
Modern games should be playable with these graphics cards at low settings and resolutions. Casual gamers may be happy with these cards.
» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Graphics Cards and the corresponding Benchmark List.
Intel Core i7: The Intel Core i7 for laptops is based on the LG1156 Core i5/i7 CPU for desktops. The base clock speed of the CPUs is relatively low, but because of a huge Turbo mode, the cores can dynamically overclock to up to 3.2 GHz (920XM). Therefore, the CPU can be as fast as high clocked dual-core CPUs (using single threaded applications) but still offer the advantage of 4 cores. Because of the large TDP of 45 W / 55 W, the CPU is only intended for large laptops.
2630QM: Fast Quad-core processor based on the Sandy Bridge architecture with an integrated graphics card and dual-channel DDR3 memory controller. » Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
15.6": 15 inch display-variants are the standard and are used for more than the half of all notebooks. 15.4 inch display with 16:10 are the standard for notebook displays. However nowadays, more and more 16:9 displays with 15.6 inch appear. The reason why so many people like displays with medium size is, that this size is not exhausting for the eyes, does not need too much energy and the laptops can be kept quite compact.» To find out how fine a display is, see our DPI List.
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Bats! OK, so the mere thought of them gives you the Stephen King creeps and sends you running for cover.
Try thinking of them as furry purple martins clearing the night skies of insects that damage crops and gardens and spread diseases. Bats are the major predator performing this ecological miracle during the night shift. Just one bat can eat over a thousand insects each night.
The only problem is that bat populations of all species are declining throughout North America. Whether you've just discovered bats living in your house or you want to put up a bat box, you can be part of the conservation solution.
An 8th grader at Cockeysville Middle School was interested in doing something to help endangered species as part of his school project. He chose the Indiana Bat. Click here to read Aaron's essay on how people can help endangered bats.
Any bat regardless of age, can be rehabilitated. If you should find an injured bat, there are only a few licensed Master Wildlife Rehabilitators in Maryland qualified to work with bats.
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The Harry T. Mangurian, Jr. Diagnostic Imaging Center offers our patients the most advanced imaging services available in South Florida, utilizing cutting-edge technology.
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TomTom Car Kit for iPhone
TomTom might have pushed back the launch of the TomTom Car Kit until October but that didn't stop Pocket-lint grabbing some snaps of the new docking station for your car and iPhone at IFA 2009 in Berlin, Germany.
As you can see from the shots we took the Car Kit will have a sturdy windscreen sucker on it, allow you to position the iPhone at virtually any angle and really lock the phone into place with that easy to push clip.
The "TomTom Car Kit" that offers a loudspeaker so you can hear the directions, the ability to place the iPhone on your windscreen and a charging option so you aren't out of juice at the end of your journey.
It will also come with an enhanced GPS receiver, power cables and built in speaker, along with an audio-out jack and microphone to allow you to use it as Bluetooth speakerphone.
The kit is rumoured to cost £100 although TomTom has yet to confirm the UK or US price.
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To celebrate the release of their ground-breaking last album, The Path Of Totality, KoЯn performed live to a sold-out crowd at the famed Hollywood Palladium on the day the record was released. On September 4th, the brand new live CD/ DVD and CD/ Blu Ray from that historic show are available for the first time.
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Southampton Town has just released this year's hurricane survival guide.
"Get ready," the brochure reads. "Survival is everyone's responsibility."
It's primarily this message that councilwoman Nancy Graboski wants to relay to those in the community. Graboski, who largely headed the effort to put this year's hurricane survival guide together, announced its release as a Southampton Town work session last Friday, July 29.
"As you know, we in the Town of Southampton take hurricane preparedness very seriously," Graboski stated. "While we don't have power over the hurricane itself, we have the power to prepare."
The survival guide is broken up into four sections: before the storm, landfall, after the storm and then general information (a section that includes information on past hurricanes in the area and a glossary of relevant terms). "One of the things we did differently [this year was] to try to expand our reach," Grabsoki added. Though the town didn't have enough funding this year to translate the entire guide into Spanish, "if you look toward the back [of the booklet], there are references in Spanish," she said.
In addition, a post card providing a check-list of essentials residents are urged to keep on-hand in case of an emergency is available in English and Spanish.
To further delve into crucial weather-related details, the Southampton Town council invited David Wally, a tropical weather representative from the National Weather Service (NWS), to explain how storms occur and provided more insights into how the town should prepare in the event of such inclement weather.
"In a couple of weeks, we'll be in the start of the season," Wally explained, and added that this 2011 hurricane season is expected to be "above-normal," as it was in 2010. Based on this year's May forecast, Wally said there are 12 to 18 storms predicted this year (11 is normal) and of those there are three to six intense hurricanes predicted (two is normal).
These predictions are based on activity in the Atlantic basin off the coast of Africa. Wally said storms that hit the East End typically develop to the far-east and swing low into the Caribbean before sweeping up the east coast of the U.S. While storm activity is fairly easy to predict, Wally said landfall can change a hurricane's direction and intensity fairly quickly, which means storm warnings can come with very little advanced notice. Citing examples from years past, Wally said hurricanes have been known to travel from the Carolinas to the greater New York area in just 24 hours.
Last season, Wally said there were 19 named storms, 12 of them hurricanes and five of those designated "major." But there were no landfalls.
"I'm not trying to desensitize people," Wally cautioned. "Be prepared. It only takes one. We can have five storms this year, and it could be that fifth one that can cause a catastrophe."
Wally also explained that even if a hurricane does not make landfall on the East End, the effects can still be devastating.
"The wind field can be several hundred miles in diameter," he said, adding that the area of impact predicted by the national weather service does not denote the potential impact of peripheral rain bands and the scope of the storm surge.
While the town's survival guide cautions residents to be prepared with emergency equipment, foods and medicines for at least five to seven days, local arborist Mike Gaines, of CW Arborists, points out the importance of preparing one's yard for inclement weather.
Noting that high winds and heavy rainfall can cause trees to tumble (which could lead injuries or even fatalities), Gaines emphasized the importance of homeowners contacting local arborists to have their trees inspected. For example, he said there was a tree last year in Springs that fell and "caused a lot of damage. A good portion of that could have been avoided with proper pruning techniques," he explained.
While some trees certainly warrant removal, he said many seemingly damaged trunks are more worthy of preservation than many people might assume.
(Gaines will be discussing the finer details of tree preservation at a talk next Thursday, August 11 at Old Whalers Church in Sag Harbor.)
When it comes down to it, for Gaines and for Southampton Town council members: the name of the game is preparation.
"Please take these warnings seriously," said Southampton Town Police Lt. Bob Iberger, who is in charge of the department's emergency management team. "Coordinate with your friends and family to figure out where you need to go [in case of an emergency]. Prepare your home so that you can make your residence more able to survive [a storm]. Once these conditions turn to a certain stage, we're not coming to get you."
Hurricane survival guides are available at town hall, community centers and libraries throughout Southampton Town in paper form, and are also available in digital form online though the town's website.


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Last updated at 08:48, Monday, 28 May 2012
SEEING the draft plans for a supermarket right next to their homes for the first time has left worried Ulverston residents upset and angry.
Beehive cottage owners say they feel "sickened" after viewing the displays at the "Bringing Sainsbury's to Ulverston" exhibition.
The supermarket giant wants to build a 20,000 sq ft store, off the A590 at West Lodge, Lightburn Road, known locally as the Beehive.
Sainsbury's says it would create 150 jobs and the proposal includes a 260-vehicle car park, a customer restaurant, petrol station and two employment units.
There would also be new vehicle and pedestrian access from Lightburn Road. The existing junction with Daltongate would also be upgraded with traffic lights and pedestrian and cyclist crossings.
The company has been hosting a pre-planning public consultation to get feedback before it submits plans to South Lakeland District Council.
There are six cottages at the Beehive and some of those residents attended the first event in the consultation, which was held on Thursday night.
Linda Barker, 61, who has lived in her cottage for two years said: "I feel really, really sick seeing this plan.
"The whole thing worries me. My biggest worry is we are on the edge next to the store and the lorry area where the generators will be, it will be noisy. They will put up trees but our houses will be devalued.
"Now we are surrounded by wildlife, red kites, owls, woodpeckers, rabbits, but all that countryside will be gone.
"I haven't met anyone who is in favour of this supermarket.
I fought the Robinson's plan too. We just don't need a supermarket, and what makes them think people from Barrow will come here?
"We are going to do our best to try and stop this, we have a fight on our hands.
"This plan will be the death of Ulverston." Fellow Beehive resident Chris Byron says his house is the closest to the proposed store.
Mr Byron, who has lived there with his wife and child for five years, was led to believe the store would be further along the field.
He only learnt on Thursday the proposed supermarket site would, in fact, verge on his home and garden.
Mr Byron, who feels changes to the road could also pose potential danger to his home, said: "It was a real shock.
"We've always accepted there's going to be something there, because it's (earmarked for) employment land, but to have it right up to your doorway is another thing. It's out of order."
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I'm fed up of all these Ulverston Luddites speaking for the 'so called majority'. The South is full of thriving vibrant market towns like Ulverston. Yet they have Sainsbury's, Waitrose, Costa Coffee, Starbucks, Wetherspoons etc. Quality independent businesses will survive. Quality, choice and value on our doorstep is what locals like me (and many others) want and suspect will get.
Ulverston shops, reasonably priced?!! Are you joking? I went into one of the butchers for two chicken breasts last month and paid over 9 quid. In a supermarket I could have got two cooked full chickens for that price. The shops in Ulverston are over-priced, often past their best and this partly explains why even on market days they seem virtually empty. If Ulverston wants to keep its shops, they really need to do better.
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Sasha here, and on behalf of my girlz we want to give YOU a crazy loud shout out!! THANK YOU!
Because of all your awesome enthusiasm, Cloe's idea for a Bratz club is a go!
We have SOOOO much to think of before our club launches. Turns out there is a ton that goes into club making! Whew! Maybe you Bratzies can help us out?
We have read all the totes fab club names you gave us and have narrowed it down. Next week we will give you our fave club names to vote on!! Check the blog Monday to vote!
After narrowing down our club names, we elected our club government. Cloe is President. Yours truly is Vice President, thank you very much. Kool Kat will be treasurer and our Pretty Princess is Secretary and Historian.
Our new club makes all us Bratzies, from all around the globe, part of something special. We are a team. We are a unit. And our club will be a safe place where Real Bratz will always be welcomed and will always be loved.
The Bratz club members will climb on each other's shoulders, reach for the stars, unleash their passion and change the world!! We are so crazy psyched for this rad club of support and friendship! Holla' if you're happy with the hapz, Bratzies!
Now we need to come up with fabtastic wayz to unite us! Yours truly came up with the R.A.B. Fab (Real.Awesome.Bratz. Fabulous!) idea of wearing the same thing on Mondays. This way you and your secret Bratzie brothers and sisters will feel united! You know I love fashion, so I will keep changing it up. One Monday I may suggest we all wear green. Another Monday we may all wear our hair in side braids or wear our hats or belts sidewayz. Whaddya think? Rad, right?
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"The world is a dangerous place because of the people who stand by the side and do nothing."
This sentiment — a quote attributed to Albert Einstein – was part of a student presentation shown to Sag Harbor School Board members at a meeting last Wednesday, November 2.
Its message — a call to action — represents the crux of the issue highlighted "The Middle School Tolerance and Anti-Bullying Conference," a workshop 20 Pierson middle schoolers attended last Wednesday, October 26 at the tail end of Red Ribbon Week.
The event, which was put on by the Holocaust Center in Commack, brought together approximately 200 students from across Long Island, and it placed an emphasis on those aspects of the bullying cycle that extend beyond merely the bully himself and his victim.
Pierson students Casey Grubb, Alex Kamper, Isabelle Peters and Ariana Moustakas — all members of the middle school student council or class representatives — attended this year's conference — the first Pierson has participated in. And they spoke about it before the school board last week.
"I want to be an upstander," said Peters, a seventh-grader.
An "upstander," she clarified, is a student who makes an effort to step in when someone else is being bullied. She said she didn't want to "just watch kids get bullied, but do something about it." Her classmates nodded in agreement and declared they too would set out to be upstanders.
Middle School Assistant Principal Barbara Bekermus said she wanted student council members to attend the conference as part of their training in student leadership.
"I felt like student council should really be the leaders and the role models for the school," she explained.
And until this point, she continued, Pierson's student council hadn't been a very large fixture on campus.
"Even though we had leaders in name, they didn't really fill that role," she said.
According to teacher Eileen Caulfield — the advisor for the middle school student government and student chaperoned at the workshop — the conference had a positive impact on the students. And perhaps the aspect that made the most impact was the fact they were able to listen to stories told by other students. In addition to describing tales of bullying, four teenage speakers told personal stories that touched on issues like depression, homosexuality and the suicide of a loved one.
"That was hard for them, to listen to these kids who went through these experiences but were able to get to the other side — better," Caulfield said.
But she said it inspired the group to think of the culture at Pierson Middle School differently.
"When our kids mixed with the other 200 [students], they had to come up with ways for how they could go back to our school and try to prevent this from happening," said Caulfield.
The students now meet regularly on Fridays with Caulfield during their academic support period and — since October's conference — they have discussed anti-bullying and tolerance-based measures that can be put in place at Pierson.
The middle school will soon have a "bully box," where students will be able to place anonymous reports about inappropriate behavior they might witness on campus. Bekermus said one student even organized a "P.S. I Love You" day amongst her friends. The idea was inspired by a speaker at the conference who created the event at her school in memory of her father, who committed suicide.
Bekermus continued to say that the biggest takeaway from the conference is in encouraging bystanders to be "upstanders."
"Ninety percent of the power lies in the people who are watching it happen," she noted.
Her hope is that those who attended the conference, those already in positions of student leadership, will take this message to heart.


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At least it makes sense in Crysis 3 (because of the nanosuit's helmet). It's definitely a trend though. Frostbite 2 had it first, then CryENGINE 3 and Unreal Engine 4.
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Ken Forsse was a pioneer is his day. Creating new characters was always on his mind while building animatronic characters for other companies. Ken used to work for many children's entertainment companies, including Disney and Sid & Marty Krofft Entertainment, before starting his own company, Alchemy II. Alchemy II was responsible for building the animatronic characters that were found on Dumbo's Circus and Welcome to Pooh Corner. Finally Ken dreamed up talking Teddy one day, an animatronic character that you could actually take home with you and have it read to your children.
Ken had named his company Alchemy because he identified with the Middle Age process of turning lead into gold. He wanted to have the same effect in essence with his stuffed characters, transforming them into lifelike beings. Ken developed a method for synchronizing the mouths of the stuffed characters with the voices that came out of them. He placed the directions for the parts movement and the audible soundtrack within the same tape. Ken persuaded Worlds of Wonder to manufacture the toy in 1985. For the first year it seemed like his toy had in fact turned into gold-around $2 million, to be exact. Later on, however, the business experienced financial difficulty and had to file bankruptcy.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Taking with them a 29-22 record, the 2012 Mississippi State senior class finished as the winningest senior class in over a decade.
"We didn't finish this thing out like we wanted to, but those seniors had a good run here at Mississippi State," Bulldogs running back LaDarius Perkins said. "Those were some great seniors that we had."
Posting 29 victories, the senior class also became only the fourth senior class to win 29 games since the end of World War II.
Place those seniors with the rest of the team and the impressive statistics continue to stack up.
The offense finished the 2012 season breaking four single-season passing school-records. Included in those records were the most passing yards at 3,091, the highest pass completion percentage (.587) and the most passing touchdowns with 28.
The MSU offense also moved to second on the all-time single-season pass attempt chart as the 2012 team attempted 424 passes.
Not to be outdone the 2012 defense became the fourth in State history to record 19 interceptions in a single season.
The Bulldogs scored 383 points in 2012 to mark a new school record, surpassing the 377 points scored in 2010.
The 2012 team also broke the single-season record for overall touchdowns with 49, while the group tied the single-season record for touchdowns scored rushing and passing (46).
Freshman leads
MSU scoring
While breaking a 14-year old school record set by Brian Hazelwood for points scored by a kicker with 85, freshman Devon Bell became the third true freshman in school history to lead MSU in scoring.
Bell's 47-yard field goal in the third quarter tied his career long set at LSU on Nov. 10.
Clark's TD catch
breaks bowl record
Senior Arceto Clark recorded his only touchdown of the 2012 season during the second quarter. The wide receiver became the only player in school history with a touchdown in three different bowl games.
With the score, Clark also became the only MSU non-quarterback with three career touchdowns in bowl games.
Whitley intercepts way
into the record books
Junior Nickoe Whitley picked off both Northwestern quarterbacks to tie Derek Pegues' bowl game interception record set in the 2007 Liberty Bowl.
Whitley now has 10 interceptions for his career.
Lawrence shines
as linebacker
Cameron Lawrence proved why he is an All-Southeastern Conference linebacker.
Finishing the 2012 season with 120 tackles, Lawrence became the first Bulldog since James Williams in 1988-89 to record back-to-back 120-plus tackle seasons.
Russell breaks records
during the season
Tyler Russell's first year as a starter in 2012 saw the junior tie Tommy Pharr (1967-1969) for career completions with 339.
Posting 26 touchdowns, Russell broke a 60-year old single-season record for touchdowns and enters his senior year tied for fifth all-time in the same category.
Russell finished the season with 11 school records broken or tied, including those for attempts, completions, completion percentage, yards, touchdowns, attempts without an interception, 200-yard passing games, attempt-interception ratio, total offense touchdowns responsible for and passing efficiency.
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Maria, Henry and their three sons begin their winter vacation in Thailand, looking forward to a few days in tropical paradise. But on the morning of December 26th, as the family relaxes around the pool after their Christmas festivities the night before, a terrifying roar rises up from the center of the earth. As Maria freezes in fear, a huge wall of black water races across the hotel grounds toward her.
Rated PG-13 for intense realistic disaster sequences, including disturbing injury images and brief nudity.
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Cast: Ewan McGregor, Naomi Watts, Tom Holland
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Directed by: Juan Antonio Bayona
Written by: Sergio G. Sánchez
Running time: 1hr 47min
Opens: Dec 21, 2012 NY/LA