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After visiting Sempak village of 52 houses we recommenced our soray along the complex but simply massive river system. Tidal streams often ran at many knots, some times went in and out and up and around due to the interconnectedness of the river systems and frequently carried logs, trees, stumps, large stumps and other debris up and down with the tide. Indeed interesting following the patterns in the water where tidal lines met and trying to stay out of the mainstream logging and debris areas. At times we just had to push on through the floatsam and jetsam to get ahead. But we followed various rivers systems until we were close to the northern exit river that we wanted to leave from the follow morning. In company with two other boats we anchored about 6 - 8 miles from the northern exit in a wide expanse of water but out of the main stream. Later we were to learn that an American Boat travelling with us had been hit by a barge whilst at anchor and sustained some damage.
Well it is a 5.00 am start in the morning to push some incoming tide but to try and catch the outrun as we leave the river system for the South China Sea. That is the plan anyway!
The diligent village guards at all entrances to the village
13/07/2009, Kuala Brui
Last night we had drinks on board Silent Winds with Blue Moon of Oz before returning to Charmar for a scrumptious steak dinner to celebrate Dianne's Birthday. Thank you to all those who sent wishes, unfortunately we are not in a phone or internet friendly area so communications are somewhat limited. But we had a great night and finished off with some Moonshine and Rice Wine.
This morning we were up early to see the TREES floating down the river, not just logs, timber, stumps and debris but massive trees as well on the fast flowing rising tide. Fortunately they seemed to curve a little and avoid crashing into us.
It was great to visit the local village and school which was not a longhouse but 52 separate houses, connected as always with arial timber walkways and pathways. We visited the local school and spent some time with the teachers and classes and then one of the local signed for us to follow her and we went to the market garden where she picked up some pineapples and some melons for us.
The villagers here are essentially spiritualist or animist, that is they believe in spirits, and would have been headhunters in the past. They tend for themselves. At the outskirts of the village are timber sentries complete with gun, sword and rigid loincloth, man and woman obviously to fend off the intruders and spirits! The teachers provided by the Sarawak Government are all Muslim and the children in this remote village school wear Muslim clothes, tie and headress whilst at school.
The village is a mix of traditional and new. Aluminium window frames for example are starting to replace traditional windows. But some of the houses are particularly well kept and some not so but all the rubbish just goes underneath as repairs are done and things are changed. Some houses are made to look quite flash and all have power and TV etc and quite nice furnishings. Some people go out to work others tend the market garden, local farm and fishing etc.
A very interesting visit and one woman took it upon herself to rush home, change into her visitors clothes and to proudly show us around! We felt quite priveliged and enjoyed sharing books and pencils etc with the children.
We have headed off with strong tides adding to our speed, dodging logs and trees etc to get to near the top of the entrance leading out to the north where we will head out to Miri probably tomorrow depending on the weather.
It has been really interesting in these tumultous inland muddy waterways with absolutely fast running and tree and log strewn tidal streams but the waterways are enormous and the rivers massive with ships, barges, cross river ferries, logging and local boats including express cigarette style ferries always on the move.
11/07/2009, Belawai River Borneo
Today we are "up the river"......in the middle of the Borneo Jungle. We started early from Paula Lekai this morning at 0530 and motor sailed most of the morning to enter Belawai River, the second of three massive waterways that are all interlinked that can go up to Sibu but form a massive network of broad and deep waterways into Borneo Jungle that interlink and will eventually release us further north to go to Miri.
We have meandered and wound our way up Jungle Rivers accompanied by Dolphins at times and avoiding the logs and debris washing down with the tide in this deep jungle. Interestingly the palms come right down to the water edge like mangroves, which are there as well but they form a seemingly impenetrable waterfront jungle barrier. In some areas there has been logging, and we pass the occasional local boat as we meander and work our way through this amazingly interconnected waterway. At times the depth is 30 metres at others down to 2 as we skirt around sand bars and other shallow areas trying to follow our plotted path but with many options of streams, rivers and waterways we can pursue.
A typhoon north near Vietnam has made parts of the South China Sea less than hospitable so we may even spend some days in this waterway until the sea conditions hopefully smooth out and become more hospital.
There is no doubt that this is a great contrast to the blue clear water and super white sands of the east Coast of Malaysia Peninsula, nevertheless the brown water, the jungle, the animals, and the vegetation are very interesting and challenging, as much as we would love to jump into the water to cool off it is not the "done thing" and the water is actually not that inviting. So looking forward to getting back to blue clear water and pristine beaches as we move north we are enjoying the exploration and jungle as we work our way through it.
Tonight, anchored near Blue Moon of Oz it is clear although the day has been overcast, and river very flat and calm as we bask in the sunset over a cool drink. The night threatens to be tropical balmy and the mosquitoes fierce, after all in a river in the middle of Borneo deep into the jungle what else could you expect.
Tomorrow 12th is Dianne's birthday, we will probably be out of phone contact and birthday lunch may be in a riverside native longhouse accompanies by smoking human skulls and stories of past feuds and fighting.................we'll see when we get there after about a 0730 start......and then, well let's see........
Wow the jungle sounds fascinating ;) Happy and Safe Travels;)x
09/07/2009, Kuching
Thanks to the ridiculous, unnecessary, complicated and bureaucratic requirements of some Australian Government bodies today was a totally lost day! I will say no more! I do recognise the more I travel that we are one of THE most overgoverned, over-regulated countries with some of the most bureaucratic requirements of anywhere, and we willingly let it happen to us.
Off the soapbox, bye now......
Regards a career Public Servant
Wednesday is washing day, morning tea with Panthalassa Crew, blogging updates, sort out photos, more washing, refuelling the outboard, maybe even some varnishing,,,,,,,,,never enough time to do everything whilst on board! Each night we seem to get a fall of rain here. The anchorage being in a river is of course flat but with a good tide run. There is an odd croc or two here and yesterday some of the boats saw sea otters although we never saw them are looking out today. Some boats leaving, some arriving,,,,,,,,,,,,
Yes Santubong and Kuching have been a great stopover but it is nearing time to move on ..............
Next steps are a sail north starting with about 100 mile and then see what happens as Miri is about 260+ miles we will take some time to get there...
Better take a look a the charts and start to think about it...
Tuesday saw a relaxing day on board catching up after the recent touring and visitation including to the headhouse pictured. Clearly here the more heads are better than one philosophy is followed!
Afternoon visitations followed by Sundowners on Katani II a bigger sistership saw us there until after 2130 (the sun must have gone down slowly that night!) with others from the fleet we had a most enjoyable night after an easy day and returned to Charmar for a nightcap, not sure why we needed that after Sundowners, but there must have been a reason.
Just taking a couple of days now to catch up on chores before we head off again bound for Miri which we expect to take several days.
Big sleep in, becoming a habit, and then off to Kuching to do some shopping and drop the mini road bouncer back after having it for six days.
Into town for some shopping in and around China Town and India Street and through the Spice and raw materials waterfront shopping areas as the first stop. Then out to a the ultimate contrast a modern upmarket shopping complex with brand name stores and a supermarket where everything seems to be imported including Aussie meat and Vegemite - the ultimate test. Had lunch in the food bazaar there including a great version of the local favourite ABC.
Bounced our way to Santubong and I returned with the car to Kuching where I dropped it off (it had done a sterling effort) and caught a taxi back to Santubong just in time to join the rest of the team for dinner on Panthalassa. A gourmet delight it was too - started of with smoked salmon, cream cheese and caviar on garlic toast, followed by lightly fried calamari and then a main of rice, thai red curry chicken, ginger beef and a chilli squid salad, THEN to top it off cream caramel and icecream, chocolates and then with full bellies and tired and ready for bed we headed for 'home' at about 2330.
What a meal!!
05/07/2009, www.longhouseadventure.com
Sunday saw us up late again and head off to the Highlands in the super small car without suspension we bounced through the Kuching traffic and up to the highlands. Another interesting trip through Kuching as we followed our noses in and out of town eventually getting onto the Highlands Road.
Not knowing what to expect we drove on up through Borneo's Rainforest, past the Orangutan Sanctuary, the Police Training Academy and on on as the population and traffic became sparse and the road narrowed.
We past an eco challenge at the Rainforest Highlands Resort where we weren't allowed to enter and continued on eventually arriving at Annah Rais Longhouse where we pulled up, and paid a small entry fee to visit the longhouse. Well it was absolutely fascinating as we were greeted with a rice wine (and a top up--- we ended up buying three bottles to take away!) and we browsed through the "longhouse" which is one long building housing a whole village in a communal lifestyle. Each family have their own adjoining houses and the whole lot are highset on a bamboo platform with an "arcade" down the middle and "houses" either side.
There is a "headhouse", no not for the village head but for the human skulls to remain smoked and stored! There is a shop and chooks, and people making instruments and artifacts, and people hulling corn and chooks eating the corn..........
We go on through the longhouse and find one of the houses is a homestay www.longhouseadventure.com We could only highly recommend this as a fantastic place for a three day getaway in Borneo where you can stay very cheaply and have some great jungle treks and activities and wonderful experiences. Would have loved to stay here longer. We sat with the proprietor drinking his fruits and rice liquor which had been maturing for 16 years in Oak Casks bought from Australia (he was ex Malaysian Airlines) and of course we bought a bottle!!
Three days here would be fantastic! It includes transfers from Kuching!
After this we crossed the bridge enjoy tea and noodles at a local cafe part of the village where the proprietor with a "Richard Branson" smile shared philosophies of life and the recipe for long life - he looked about 45 but was 60 with 16 grandchildren and his last child was only ten years ago! A lot to be said for the simple life........
Then on to a natural hot spring up the road in a mountain creek, which was just closed but the caretaker opened it and I had to have soak with the hope it would fix what has been a rather crook elbow - let's see if it works............
Then back down the track now in darkness, we get back to Kuching and have dinner on the very pleasant and attractive outdoor dining on the riverfront. As good as Venice or Paris or anywhere in the world!. We then scoot along in the mini transport and bounce and bound our way back to Santubong getting back about 2230 or 2300 after a very interesting and informative day of exploration.
04/07/2009, Santubong
Saturday in Santubong was a quiet affair with a sleep catch up after a reasonably late night on Friday night. Nothing special but it had been the Orangutan tour day and we had a long afternoon as in yesterday's entry.
In the afternoon we headed off to Kuching to catch the Saturday night/Sunday markets. Pouring tropical rain all the way into town, blind navigation to find the markets and once we had a park the rain eased off. We spent a couple of hours in the extensive wet and dry/food and souvenir markets, sampling a few local snacks before contemplating dinner.
On the way to the markets we had noticed, amongst the pouring rain a garden steamboat restaurant, so we thought to give that a go. We found it again and there were a few but not many customers but it looked good and prices were right so we stayed. Within an hour it was packed, steamboat buffet, cooked mud crabs, prawns and a great spread which we really enjoyed for a couple of hours.
We then set off in search of an authentic Chinese massage and spa and found one we had seen when looking for customs. Inspection revealed it was nothing like those in Shanghai but we opted for a shower and massage which was great.
Round 1130 ish then we were heading back to Santubong where it had turned into a lovely clear and cool night as we headed for our bunks at about 0130 Sunday! Guess what we did Sunday morning!
haha the sunday morning sesh;) nice.....
03/07/2009, Kuching - Borneo
Today we were up early to follow the buses leaving at 0700 with the fleet guests to Kuchbing and then onto the Orang-u-tan rehab park which is about 650 hectares of jungle and they try to re-establish captured and confiscated Orang-u-tans to live in the wild again. They have about 34 on site and they are totally free but some come to the centre for feeding. About half the primates are wild animals that choose to live in the proximity and the others have been confiscated from poachers, illegal zoos etc and are being retrained to support themselves.
Today was the lucky day as some days the visitors see no orangutans but today we had many including the mothers and children, others and the Alpha or dominant male or the area, a huge and majestic primate with a pristine red coat that appeared perfectly groomed and shining in the early sunlight. He devoured bunches and bunches of bananas and stripped and smashed and ate a coconut as if it were an M&M on Sunday morning.
By 1000 all visitors had to leave the park but we had been up close to these large and beautiful primates. The rangers always ensuring the animals were not threatened and herding us away when the large male moved from feeding place to feeding place as he could have swotted us like a fly!
A magical experience as we were so close to these animals who were not restrained or constrained in any way.
Then on to a pottery area and to the museum and back to Kuching waterfront.
We spent the afternoon visiting four customs "Kastom" offices trying to get our clearance papers and none of them could get it right, it ended up taking 3 hours driving from customs office to customs office and even being escorted from the second last office to the last, but still the incorrect one, by a customs officer over a distance of maybe 15 kilometres. We nearly gave up in despair!!!!
Back to Charmar for the evening after a long but rewarding and interesting day (customs aside!!!!)
02/07/2009, Damai
An easy today, we started by topping up the diesel from the "Jerry Jugs" and a few household chores and then set off to explore by visiting the Sarawak living cultural experience village where each of the Malay and Sarawak traditional groups exhibit traditional living.
Interestingly this is also where the famous Borneo Rainforest Musical Festival takes place, indeed it starts in about ten days and we may attend a day of it. You can see the photo of Dianne touching up her traditional timber xylophone skills in readiness. The three day workshop and festival is attended by musicians from around the world.
The tour was good and we learnt the difference between black and white pepper, red and white wine and visited fantastic traditional longhouses and highset houses as occupied by traditional owners.
The day finished with music and dancing and we rushed back for the reception dinner at Santubong which was pleasant. and retired to Charmar after going to town to refill the "jerry jugs" with Diesel.
A good day by any accounts.
For some more good Dolphin shots go to the Photo Gallery - East Malaysia Rally 2, by finding Photo Gallery top right of the blog home and then this Album.
Yesterday was a day of small jobs and much rest as we picked up on a bit of missed sleep in between doing small chores and stayed on board for dinner last night and an early night.
Pauline and Neil went for a River Reco up the river in search of crocodiles but found many more interesting spots but no crocs (that they saw!)
However today was up and off and into Kuching to explore and seek. An interesting and busy city we visited the shops, went to the Information Bureau, took a small river cruise on one of the local river taxis.
Ended up hiring a car for a few days and played with the busy traffic out of Kuching to visit a number of beachside areas and restaurants finally eating at the end of the road at the Dalai Spa and Resort an upmarket major resort in a beautiful setting.
Big tides here saw miles of mud flat at the other beach communities.
Tomorrow we have the radio sched, will then go local visiting and we have a function tomorrow evening here. Most of the boats are now in Santabong River anchored close by.
29/06/2009, Santabong
Well it had to happen didn't it. After such a smooth and comfortable passage as we approached Borneo we were hit with squall after sqall after squall. The more we plotted them on the radar and tried to avoid them the more they regrouped and formed around us.
Anyway we battled on and arrived in Sumbong Borneo, in the rain, at about 1100 our time today.
King Neptune always likes to remind one that he is "De BOSS". So here we are, bit tired after being up most of the night but anchored and here.
The most "exciting" part last night was being in a total whiteout in one squall, not able to see anything, the radar choked by the rain and even AIS struggling to get VHF messages in to sail out of the squall to LIHGTS, LIGHTS and LIGHTS - there was a tug towing a huge ship bery close by and we had not the faintest idea they were there, and probably nor did they know we were there. In whiteouts of this nature one slows down and then must hope for the best!
Last night our Executive Chef Neil announced after pre dinner nibbles that for this location our choice of meals would be:
SOUP: freshly made tomato, cabbage and spices to suit
MAIN COURSE: Chicken and mushrooms poached in a light white wine sauce with garlic, mushroom cream sauce served over rice noodles.
Of course it was delicious and prepared us well for what was ahead unbeknown at that time. But another cup of the soup went really well in the rain in the wee hours of the morning!!
The cuisine on Board Charmar whilst cruising the South China Sea has been nothing short of spectacular as surprise after surprise appears from the small but apparently well stocked galley. The day starts with tea and a couple of "dunkers", (arrowroot biscuits for the uninitiated). This is then followed by a fresh fruit platter accompanied by sesame seed thins, and oatmeal cakes. Morning tea soon follows with cappaccino's and homemade Christmas Cake (currently on the third one of the four brought on board for this trip). Late lunch is usually served consisting of something in the order of freshly made and dressed coleslaw, pickles, cheeses, crackers, rolls and tinned fish (well you can't catch any here, just dragged two lines 500+ sea miles and nary a fish was caught!), all washed down with iced lemon tea so good in the tropics - it is pretty warm at this time of day. Happy hour nibbles are enjoyed late afternoon as the sun is setting and dinner is served on deck to the standard mentioned earlier depending on the executive chef's opinion of cuisine to suit the location and activities underway.
Lucky there are no scale on board, but we have put a pencil line on the plimsol line to see if we are all putting on weight!
Borneo? Rainforest yes so I guess one has to expect rain. There is a rainforest worldwide music festival here that we have tentatively booked for but let's see what happens after lunch, a sleep and the weather improving a little..........Bye now
lots of love from all of usxx
28/06/2009, Indonesian Islands on the way to Sarawak
It has been easy travelling if not exciting sailing. Last night the sea turned to an oily mirror that was as flat as it gets, of course, your right that means there was NO wind and of course we motored through the night and indeed that carried on today and as we go into the evening 1800 our time we are still motoring even though we had the Genoa out to try to seek a little breeze now from a very favourable direction but oh so week that the motor is pushing us faster than the wind.
With one motor we are cruising at 6 knots and earlier at 7 with a knot of tidal current boosting our passage. This is easy though as the motor is not working hard and we don't want to arrive until tomorrow morning to enter the river entrance in full delight, currently at this speed we should be at that waypoint at 0930 in the morning, but we still have to face tides and currents that could help or hinder!
Today? Dolphins, waterspouts, passing close by Indonesian Islands, and HOT very hot, so we sit on the scoop steps at the back and lean back holding onto a rope as the saltwater rushing past splashes all over and freshens us up a little. It is also good to have plenty of water for fresh showers and rinsing off............yesterday we made a stack of water. One of the by products of motoring is full batteries and watermaking ability! Plenty of this on this trip.
The Islands are typical Indonesian Islands although they sit between two area of Malaysia and we had fishing boats close by and they actually caught fish, but our trolling lines, two out now in desperation, one with a flying fish we found on deck as "extra bait" but as the miles continue to rack up the fish elude that temptation and the only satisfaction we have is losing a couple of lures, one of a brand new commercial trailing line which I can only guess was not well put together.
Have a brief phone service today as we passed the Indonesian Islands but lost quickly as we picked up a good little tidal run that pushed us through and back onto our passage east to Sarawak and Kuchin.
At Sarawak we should be able to get back onto broadband.
As we have all said in the group we are in "not great sailing, but still pleasant and sure beats getting flogged by strong winds" so all in all so far a good passage and we should arrive tomorrow.
26/06/2009, Half Way Across the South China Sea
A good nights sailing last night, the breeze dropped a little, but in these waters it is is actually good not to be travelling too fast at night as there are logs, pallets, fish traps, posts etc in the water and how they anchor posts in 80 metres of water is beyond me but you see them sticking up out of the water.
An uneventful night, which is also always a good sign so we just steadily and very comfortably clicked away more miles after a fine dinner by our executive chef Neil.
Today the winds eased off a little more so since the morning we have had first one motor, which also produces 220volt to run the fridges also and then the other to make water which is still running now at 1730.
Just behind us about 5 miles is another cat from the Rally who came across the horizon early morning and has been off at a distance all day paralleling our course but alternating from time to time as we each chase a little breeze both having full sails up all day but the wind just off the bow and quite fine so we can only just hold course.
Looks like another two days from here to Kuchin or at least tonight and tomorrow night before we pass Indonesia to find Malaysian Sarawak and the river down to Kuchin.
Tracking along very comfortably though, rather have the engine off but at least it is very comfortable and numerous books will be read on board before we hit land.
A couple of vessels in front had a close encounter with a waterspout a couple of hours ago.
26/06/2009, South China Sea Gas and Oil Fields - Kapas to Kuchin
Well a bit of blog catching up needed!! We had a few days back in Terenggenu catching up with things, restocking, refuelling, banking and enjoying the marina showers where they provide you with a towel, gym, spa, sauna, pool etc......Some marina's really are world class.
Anyway the day before yesterday we headed off to Kapas Island or Palau Kapas which we had visited before. It was only ten miles from the mainland and pretty much on our track so it was a chance for an easy night before departing and to wash the sludge off the waterline!
We zoomed down the harbour on the way out on an outgoing fast tide and then slogged into the tide, current and wind to go to Kapas - short trip but it took three hours at times down to 2.5 knots.
A good night there, we ran the fleet radio sched the following morning, cleaned the hulls and left at about 1000 for the South China Sea. Left in a nice favourable westerly which soon became a south easterly although we were on a flat sea. A good run for a few hours BUT then we had the wind EXACTLY on the nose, and a tide and current against us running at about 2 - 2.5 knots. Now this is one interesting tide that started going out at midday and went out all day until 4.00am the next morning - and when it was going out it was against us.
Well yesterday we sailed for a short time and then motored, and motored and motored all the rest of the day and ALL night sometimes down to to speeds of 2 knots with just one engine running and tide, current and wide against us. At other times we did 5 knots as we escaped the run.
Through the night we entered the South China Sea Gas and Oil Fields with shipping traffic, fishing vessels and other barges, tugs and dumb barges travelling through. At one stage a fishing vessel "pursued us" and we had to ultimately turn 180 degrees to avoid it.
We passed through a shipping channel, presumably vessels for the oil fields - thanks heavens for the TRANSAS AIS transponder as we could identify the ships and they could see us. We spoke to a number of the ships.
At 0600 this morning at last a favourable breeze came in so it was up with the main, unfurl the genoa, off with the motor and GO. Today we have travelled at 6 - 8.5+ knots with a breeze forward of the beam, smooth seas and about 10 - 14 knots of true breeze. At last we are making miles!!!
We have about four other vessels known to us in VHF range but the rest of the fleet only left Terenggenu and Kapas today and some left from Tioman and other places.
We talk to the closer by boats on VHF but cannot see them. Each day we have a HF sched at 0900 and a chance to link in at 1500/2100 and 0300.
Today it has been quiet on the water as we follow the rhumb line to Kuchin. There are gas and oil platforms that we sail past. More tugs and huge barges loaded with who knows what. Not so much action on the water during the day however as we get further away from land.
Let's see how it is tonight. Would be great if this breezed stayed in.


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UFC On FOX: MIller Vs. Diaz Weigh-in Results
The UFC On FOX MIller Vs. Diaz weigh-ins took place today the IZOD center in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Below are the full weigh-in results for the entire card, and all fights will take place as scheduled. All of the fighters made weight with the exception of John Lineker who has 2 hours to lose 1 pound in order to make the limit. UPDATE: Lineker waived the 2 hour limit, and has been fined $1,200.oo which will go to his opponent Louis Gaudinot.
The fights begin tomorrow on Fuel at 5pm Eastern, and the main card begins at 8 pm Eastern on Fox.
Lightweight bout:
Nate Diaz 156 lbs.
Jim Miller 156 lbs
Welterweight bout:
Josh Koscheck 170.5 lbs
Johny Hendricks 170.5 lbs
Middleweight bout:
Rousimar Palhares 186 lbs
Alan Belcher 186 lbs
Heavyweight bout:
Pat Barry 244 lbs
Lavar Johnson 253 lbs
Lightweight bout:
Tony Ferguson 154.5 lbs
Michael Johnson 156 lbs
Flyweight bout:
John Dodson 126 lbs
Tim Elliott 125 lbs
Welterweight bout:
John Hathaway 169 lbs
Pascal Krauss 169 lbs
Flyweight bout:
Louis Gaudinot 146 lbs
John Lineker 147 lbs *
*weighed in 1 pound over
Lightweight bout:
Danny Castillo 155 lbs
John Cholish 155.5 lbs
Featherweight bout:
Dennis Bermudez 145,5 lbs
Pablo Garza 145 lbs
Bantamweight bout:
Roland Delorme 135 lbs
Nick Denis 135 lbs
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In celebration of the ongoing relationship between Paul Smith and the Rapha Condor Sharp cycling team, Paul Smith has created a short film featuring the team training at the Manchester Velodrome – but with a classic Paul Smith twist. The cyclists can be seen racing Paul Smith, however the usual training kit has been replaced with Paul Smith London line classic suits.
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Berlin, Germany (PRWEB) January 24, 2013
Five non-Jewish Germans who preserved the memory of German Jewish communities destroyed by the Nazis will receive the Obermayer German Jewish History Awards. The awards will be presented on January 28th at the Berlin Parliament House, as part of its commemoration of international Holocaust Memorial Day.
What makes these awards unique is that the awardees were nominated by Jews, including Holocaust survivors. Most nominators live outside of Germany, but their families once lived in the awardees' towns. The award winners are:
Mr. Beer established contacts with long-lost Jewish family members, wrote essays about his family and helped to create a memorial to Jews in his ancestral town, Osterholz-Scharmbeck.
"Without him, no one in Rehmsdorf would ever know about the Nazis' atrocities against the Jewish people," according to one nominator, the niece of a prisoner at Wille.
The Obermayer Awards, now in their 13th year, were established by Arthur Obermayer, an American entrepreneur who will speak at the awards ceremony along with Ralf Wieland, President of the House of Representatives of Berlin. The ceremony will be available live via a streaming video webcast at http://www.parlament-berlin.de/pari/web/wdefault.nsf/vHTML/B01-00617?OpenDocument on January 28 at noon, EST.
The awards are co-sponsored by the German Jewish Community History Council, the Office of the President of the Berlin Parliament, and the German Jewish Special Interest Group of JewishGen. Information about the nominating process can be found at http://www.obermayer.us/award/nominate.htm.
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7. | cool kid | ||
a kid between the age of 9 and 12. they are usually boys but can be girls sometimes. most of them have blonde tipped hair and they think they are the coolest shit around. n: hey look at those cool kids over there!
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That twat everyone wanted to murder in school due to his/her massively inflated ego, self-obsessiveness and downright sadism. Generally the bully, and often has repressed issues of their own, they are driven insane by the voices in their head telling them to be a conformist, and so drive everyone around them insane by doing the same thing, and yet ironically promotes himself/herself under the nebulous moniker of a "rebel". Murderer of self-worth, dignity, individualism and everything a modern society professes to stand for, yet promoted in the media and society in general as a great role model. Generally fails in life due to thinking they were too "cool" to get a job, or a house, or a source of income, and more often than not forced by terrible circumstances to work for the very nerds they were bullying. Listens to mediocre and downright bad pop music, and, assuming the pop to stand for popular, not populist, he/she forces his/her (lack of) taste onto other people. An all-round arrogant, sadistic tosser that should never have been let out of the asylum. I don't need an example; you all know who I'm talking about. Make a stand, people; together, you can destroy pop culture, and be done with the cool kids forever!
2. | cool kid | ||
There are three requirements to become a cool kid:
1) Drinking 2) Drugs 3) Casual sex Any one of these acts are classified as cool, but to become a certified cool kid you must have taken part in all 3 activities. True cool kids excel in all 3. Last night at the party, Rishi got drunk, smoked all our weed and had sex with that really hot blonde girl! He's such a cool kid!
3. | cool kid | ||
Sarcastic expression for someone who tries to go above and beyond just to be better than everyone else, or stand out from the crowd. What the heck was he was wearing?! He's always trying to start something new, what a cool kid!
4. | cool kid | ||
A kid too 'Cool' to do what everyone else wants to do or do anything at all. This will include ditching his/her friends to do nothing at all or not do homework.
His Almighty Coolness Lorne: I dont want to go to her house.
Ritter and Chun: You are such a cool kid. |
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there are 2 ways to use this term: 1. sarcastically when you are talking about someone else. This usually means he/she has ditched an event, because they are too cool or tries REALLY hard to "act" cool. for example: being indian and walking with a limp or obnoxiously telling everyone about how they didn't do their homework last night. 2. jokingly when you are talking about yourself. This usually comes up in a conversation likeee shown in the example box. can also be used to flirt when you use it right. #2.
boy: "why are you wearing such a baggy jacket?" girl: "cause that's what cool kids do.(;" #1. boy: "dudeeee i TOTALLY didn't study for this test, i was too busy prestiging in black ops and textingg." girl: "wowww, whatta cool kid." |
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Kids that are way too cool to hang out with actual friends. "Are you going to hang out today?" "no im busy hanging out with other people today" "man, hes such a cool kid"


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Meandi13 February 19, 2013 12:10:04 AM CET
Full of shit MF!$"%*
danwiberg9 February 18, 2013 3:23:56 AM CET
This is bullshit it is not a meteor crash site it is a sink hole with natural gas leakage that has been burning for years.
Ban the asshole who posted this.
ukukj February 17, 2013 9:53:56 PM CET
Meteorite crater has walls but this is different. https://www.google.com/search?q=meteorite+crater&hl=et&safe=off&um=1&ie=...
Debunker1900 February 17, 2013 2:37:20 PM CET
I think the only reason I stay on this site is to get reassurnace that there are still REAL truthers out there unlike this poser-poster. If this person would just post a video called the "Darvaza gas crater", he may have positive comments. It goes to show how we have no tolerance for BS and disinormation and will call your ass out quick! Nice going DTV truthers!
BS Debuker 1900
Tommyr February 17, 2013 1:21:22 PM CET
Nice try. This is NOT from the meteorite. Try again hoaxer. Learn a bit more about meteorites and their impacts before trying such nonsense videos.
Concerned February 16, 2013 8:31:44 AM CET
This site is ruined. Used to be good before they changed it all around.
Fliegezeug February 16, 2013 5:26:32 AM CET
That was great!
No, not the movie but people complaining about the frequent publication of garbage just on the front page under the title "Top this" or "Top that".
If nothing changes, the future will be a lot of stupid people surrounding a giant pile of trash.
We are losing ground, losing time...
This used to be a great site ... Good times ...
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WillEase666 February 15, 2013 9:13:32 PM CET
It offends all of us that this is 'top news' when we all know better.
Disclosure February 15, 2013 6:12:23 PM CET
DISCLOSE TV, this video should be removed!!!! Too much REAL information out there to be posting this bullshit
Mep630 February 15, 2013 3:48:58 PM CET
lol what a dumb ass to put this up, this is the famous "hell on earth" visitor site...


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Earlier this week, Jim Mora quoted ancient Chinese military general Sun Tzu when he talked up today's noon tilt in Tempe, Ariz. The UCLA head coach isn't the only one with a flair for drama.
"This is the end of October and November," Arizona State coach Todd Graham said, "and this is when you decide your fate."
The result could swing the Pac-12 South standings.
Sun Devil Stadium will host a pair of teams that have charted similar paths under first-year coaches. Mora's Bruins (5-2, 2-2 Pac-12) gunned out with a powerful offense that has slowed down in recent weeks. Graham helped make Taylor Kelly the most efficient quarterback in the conference, but he threw two interceptions and fewer than 100 yards against Oregon.
Win, and a shot at a Pac-12 championship game berth stays very much alive.
Arizona State (5-2, 3-1) has changed its offense in favor of a more run-based spread, with Kelly's scrambling ability complementing a three-headed running back committee.
Kelly, whom Mora compared to four-time Pro Bowler Jeff Garcia for his ability to throw on the run, has seized the reins after the early departure of second-round NFL draft pick Brock Osweiler. The 6-foot-2 sophomore had just two interceptions until the Ducks defense doubled his tally.
His 15 touchdown passes rank fourth in the Pac-12, and running backs D.J. Foster, Cameron Marshall and Marion Grice have combined for seven more scores.
UCLA, meanwhile,
They'll try to exploit a defense expected to be without defensive tackle Will Sutton, a Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year candidate who injured his knee last Thursday.
Part of the Bruins' success can be attributed to first-year offensive coordinator Noel Mazzone, hired from ASU after a two-year stint in Tempe. There's some potential downside there, too.
"Their players played against our offense every day in practice for the years that Noel was there," Mora said. "We'll have to change some things a little bit to try and keep them off-guard. But still, you can't scrap everything and start over."
This will be only the second time UCLA enters a game as an underdog this season. The Bruins weren't favored when then-No. 16 Nebraska visited the Rose Bowl on Sept. 8. This week, Las Vegas has ASU as 6<MD+,%30,%55,%70>1/<MD-,%0,%55,%70>2-point favorites.
Mora denied using that as motivational fuel.
"Maybe it does subconsciously," he said. "I think the focus has to be on playing hard, finishing, things like that. I think those external motivators like beating the spread or overcoming the fact that people call us the underdog, I don't know that those are things that should motivate a team."
ASU is switching kickers to sophomore Jon Mora - no relation to Jim - who is 1 of 2 on field goals this season. He made a 38-yarder at Colorado after missing a 40-yarder against Utah. Former starter Alex Garoutte is 6 of 11.


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Wednesday, August 18 2010 - In the Media
We need to continue to seek the truth about 9/11August 8, 2010 Bloomington Herald-Times This guest column is by Kevin Ryan, a member of the 9/11 Working Group of Bloomington Over the past three years, a group of concerned Bloomington citizens has worked to raise the public consciousness about the need for 9/11 truth. These folks are sometimes called "conspiracy theorists" because they do not believe the official version of events. Once people get by their initial reactions to 9/11 questioning, however, much can be learned in the process. To begin with, we all understand the definition of a conspiracy to be a secret plan, among two or more people, to commit a crime. Yet when faced with emotionally charged events like 9/11, many of us pretend that the definition of the word has changed. It is certain that unless you believe these crimes were committed by one person acting alone, you believe in a 9/11 conspiracy. But people today have been trained to use the word to mean only a small subset of conspiracies enacted by powerful people, like government officials. For those who redefine the word in this way, al-Qaida is not capable of a conspiracy, and belief in conspiracies committed by powerful people is not rational. We are therefore left with the notion that conspiracies are irrational altogether, despite the fact that our news and our laws are chock-full of conspiracy charges.
Monday, August 16 2010 - Other Important News
Apology to readers...Dear Reader, You will notice I am once again updating the website - finally! I apologize for the interruption and appreciate your patience. On July 30 my hard drive crashed, taking with it several years worth of the files, emails, addresses, software, calendar and other assorted information needed to manage this site. Hence, we've been in limbo since then. Unfortunately, my backup drive had crashed some time ago and I'd not yet replaced it so I'm having to refuse to go into panic mode thinking about everything that's lost on that drive, and am looking for a reliable data recovery company to salvage our frozen history. (Yes, recommendations welcome! janice [at] 911truth.org, please) and the money to pay for that expensive procedure. Fortunately, a true friend loaned me the money for a new laptop, so we are back! If any of you are awaiting my response to your email sent during July, it's not forthcoming! Please resend and understand I'm really not rude - just temporarily lost! And at the risk of proselytizing, I will take a moment to strongly recommend you go RIGHT NOW and get a backup drive if you don't already have one ... Until I lost access to this stuff, I really had no idea how frustrating the simplest things can be or how much I relied on this technology to manage life! Again, thanks to everyone for your patience and continued readership and support. This week I will try to post the most important 9/11-related news of the last few weeks, such as the few articles added below. Without the software I'm used to, it will take some time to hand-code everything for proper formatting, but it WILL happen! Best wishes, Janice Matthews
Monday, August 16 2010 - Endorsements & Support
Declaration of AccountabilityAugust 5, 2010 by Carol Brouillet CommunityCurrency.org Announcement of Declarataion of Accountability and related radio interview Declaration of Accountability (see below for text) with Charlotte Dennett and Kristina Borjesson. In the aftermath of the Understanding Deep Politics Conference, held in Santa Cruz in May 2010, activists gathered together in a retreat to build upon the insights and information presented at the conference, and to explore more deeply the conference's theme- Who are we? What are the problems? What are the the solutions? What can we do together that we cannot do alone? Drawing upon the group's wisdom, they were inspired to write a declaration, and a call to action to cast light upon deep forces, despotically trying to control humanity, and to inspire, awaken and empower a broad coalition to work together to regain control over our lives and our future. [continued] _ Kristina Borjesson and Charlotte Dennett Declaration of Accountability When governments cease to serve the will of the people and instead serve the interests of powerful elites unaccountable to the rule of law, it is incumbent upon citizens of the world to withdraw support from these institutions and replace them with legitimate governments of, by, and for the people. ...
Monday, August 16 2010 - In the Media
AE911Truth, physicists to debate World Trade Center destruction on 'Coast to Coast AM'Written by Shawn Hamilton
A highly anticipated debate between two members of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth and two physicists is scheduled for August 21, 2010. The debate will air on the popular late night talk show Coast to Coast AM with host Ian Punnett between 10pm - 2am Pacific time.
Monday, August 16 2010 - History of the Movement
9/11 Truth Billboard in San Luis Obispo, Calif.PRESS RELEASE: (Photo of the billboard: http://www.hopedance.org/images/stories/ae911billboard-4.jpg) The 24' (w) x 12' (h) billboard was installed sometime Thurs. afternoon, Aug. 5, 2010 on South Higuera, just south of Elks Lane in San Luis Obispo (near the Sutcliffe Cemetery). [ MAP: http://tinyurl.com/24jcasv ]. The activists who brought this matter to the people of San Luis Obispo County and the thousands that will drive by the billboard over the next 8 weeks realize that the evidence we are attempting to share is difficult to digest. Many simply cannot bear to question the official version of what happened on 9/11 because the implications are so difficult to face.
Monday, August 16 2010 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
Exclusive footage: 9/11 responders demand justiceAugust 06, 2010
Saturday, July 31 2010 - First Responders/Health Effects
Rep. Weiner blasts GOP foes of 9/11 workers' health fundby Brett Michael Dykes July 30, 2010 New York Democratic Rep. Anthony Weiner is plainly fired up and ready to go. In a losing battle to secure passage of a bill to fund health care and compensation for ill 9/11 rescue workers, he unleashed a tirade against what he called unprincipled GOP opponents of the measure. Watch his outburst, which concluded in him smashing down the House rostrum microphone: The House voted down the bill, which would have provided $3.2 billion over the next 10 years to fund free health care for 9/11 rescue and recovery workers who have fallen ill from toxic smoke and debris they breathed at the World Trade Center site. The bill would have also provided $4.2 billion in compensation over that same span. The legislation proposed to pay for the benefits by closing a tax loophole on foreign subsidiaries that do business in the United States.
Thursday, July 29 2010 - First Responders/Health Effects
Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act, bill to help responders, may dieBY Michael Mcauliff DAILY NEWS WASHINGTON BUREAU July 28, 2010 NewYorkDailyNews.com" WASHINGTON - The House votes Wednesday or Thursday for the first time ever on a bill to care for the heroes and victims of Sept. 11, 2001 - and it's likely to fail.
Wednesday, July 28 2010 - Open Letters
2004 Truth Statement from 911truth.orgby Stephen Dinan, former Board member of 911truth.org (Fall of 2004) July 27, 2010 In early September of 2009, Van Jones contacted the current board of 911truth.org asking to be removed from the 911 Truth Statement, which was created in the Fall of 2004. Since the current members were not working with 911truth.org in 2004, former Board members researched the situation and were unable to produce electronic or written evidence that Van agreed to sign the Statement. Based on what we were able to ascertain from memories, it is plausible he was asked verbally through an intermediary without reviewing the full text, as he has stated. Because we do not have a written signature and his view is that he does not agree with the Statement, the current Board removed his signature as requested on Sept. 9, 2009, for the organization respects each person's right to have their views accurately represented.
Tuesday, July 27 2010 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
A Response to Chip Berlet's 'Toxic to Democracy'By Peter Phillips and Mickey Huff July 26, 2010 Media Freedom Foundation/ProjectCensored.org In his recent essay "Toxic to Democracy," Political Research Associates (PRA) Senior Analyst Chip Berlet uses the very same methods of demonization by association that he so strongly opposes. Berlet convolutes historical context, ideological differences, and progressives vis-a-vis extreme conservative/neo-con/libertarians in a diatribe of meaninglessness. Berlet lumps valid academic research on State Crimes Against Democracy (SCADs) in with anti-Semitic jingoism and far right wing extremism. He suggests that any research that even implies some sort of conspiracy is dangerous and suspect, seemingly forgetting a long list of proven US and other government conspiracies (SCADs) including: Operation Mockingbird, COINTELPRO, Gulf of Tonkin "Incident," October Surprise, CIA-Contra Dark Alliance, Iran-Contra, WMDs and Iraq Invasion, and the overthrow of governments in Iran, Guatemala, Haiti, Chile, Greece, Indonesia, Panama, and many others. Outrageously, Berlet categorizes progressive intellectuals such as Peter Dale Scott, Michael Parenti, David Ray Griffin, Michel Chossudovsky, and by innuendo the two of us, as dangerous conspiracists. He uses a straw person technique by positing former LaRouche analyst Webster Tarpley, and the Church of God Evangelistic Association founder David J. Smith in the same category as the progressive intellectuals listed above.
Saturday, July 24 2010 - Other Important News
National Anti-War Conference this weekend broadcast liveFrom Voters for Peace July 22, 2010 We'll be offering live and recorded video coverage of the National Conference to Bring the Troops Home Now! taking place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in downtown Albany this weekend (7/23-7/25). The conference will bring together antiwar and social justice activists from across the country to consider what can be done to end the U.S. wars, occupations, bombing attacks, threats and interventions that are taking place in the Middle East and beyond. See where the antiwar movement is today and where it is headed! Our audio and video coverage starts Friday evening at 7 PM with the opening panel called "Strategies and Tactics in the Struggle to End the Empire's Wars and Occupations," featuring Medea Benjamin (CODE PINK), Glen Ford (Black Agenda Report), Teresa Gutierrez (International Action Center), Kathy Kelly (Creative Voices for Nonviolence), Kevin Martin (Peace Action), David Swanson (WarIsACrime.org), Deborah Sweet (World Can't Wait) and more.
Thursday, July 22 2010 - In the Media
Sydney 9/11 Event Creates Serious Mainstream Media Ripples!Story by John Bursill 22nd of July, 2010 Australia's number one talk back Radio Station 2GB, has reported on the Prof. Niels Harritt Lecture on the 17th of July, 2010 at the Sydney Mechanics School of Arts during their late night show with Brian Wilshire. Sydney's most popular late night show's regular guest, Prof. Keith Suter, who attended the Harritt Lecture, has expressed his fascination with the issue of the World Trade Center 7 collapse on the afternoon of September 11, 2001. Prof. Suter, a highly regarded Australian media personality and internationally recognised academic and expert on foreign affairs, clearly expressed his satisfaction with the event and the evidence supporting an apparent "implosion" of WTC 7. "I commend the organisers. They kept emphasizing it was a scientific gathering, although it was open to the general public... they were treating it in a scientific way. They were looking simply at the scientific aspects of 'how' the building came down not 'why' or 'who'. There were questions from the floor, naturally, sort of saying who would be behind this and the scientists they had there...(Harritt, et. al)...they kept saying no, no, no it's our job to simply identify the process by which the buildings came down". Suter, while talking to popular host Brian Wilshire who is already on the record as having many doubts about the official "9/11 conspiracy theory", went on to mention that WTC 7's collapse was missing from the 9/11 Commission Report.
Wednesday, July 21 2010 - Other Important News
Harrit a Hit in Sydney - Standing Room OnlyStory by John Bursill July 19, 2010 On Saturday the 17th of July Professor Niels Harrit of the University of Copenhagen in Denmark gave a lecture called "Did Explosives Bring Down the Towers on 9/11?" to a capacity crowd of concerned citizens. This Sydney audience was generated purely from fliers handed out by diligent activists and one radio interview. Although a handful of independent journalists did attend and a small press conference was held, not one Australian mainstream media outlet was represented. It is now more clear than ever that a culture of silence surrounds the science of 9/11 which proves beyond any reasonable doubt that the Twin Towers and Building 7 were brought down using explosives and incendiary devices.
Wednesday, July 21 2010 - 9/11 Consequences
The Veil Is Lifted, The Gloves Are Off: the outrageous sentencing of Lynne Stewartby Elaine Brower July 18, 2010 WorldCantWait.net Editor's Note -- on July 15, radical lawyer and War Criminals Watch Advisory Board member Lynne Stewart was sentenced to 10 years in prison. In February 2005, Lynne had been convicted on 7 counts of "conspiracy, providing material support to terrorists, and defrauding the U.S. government".
Tuesday, July 20 2010 - 9/11 Consequences
Obama's War on the InternetThis article was brought to my attention via the long-running, excellent Newsletter from Information Clearing House, a daily wire (headlines only or brief blurbs) of the "News you won't find on CNN". Check 'em out!!
See also related story below, 73,000 blogs shut down as FBI probes Qaeda posts. – Ed.
By Philip Giraldi July 19, 2010 Campaign For Liberty The Ministry of Truth The Ministry of Truth was how George Orwell described the mechanism used by government to control information in his seminal novel 1984. A recent trip to Europe has convinced me that the governments of the world have been rocked by the power of the internet and are seeking to gain control of it so that they will have a virtual monopoly on information that the public is able to access. In Italy, Germany, and Britain the anonymous internet that most Americans are still familiar with is slowly being modified. If one goes into an internet café it is now legally required in most countries in the European Union to present a government issued form of identification. When I used an internet connection at a Venice hotel, my passport was demanded as a precondition and the inner page, containing all my personal information, was scanned and a copy made for the Ministry of the Interior -- which controls the police force. The copy is retained and linked to the transaction. For home computers, the IP address of the service used is similarly recorded for identification purposes. All records of each and every internet usage, to include credit information and keystrokes that register everything that is written or sent, is accessible to the government authorities on demand, not through the action of a court or an independent authority. That means that there is de facto no right to privacy and a government bureaucrat decides what can and cannot be "reviewed" by the authorities. Currently, the records are maintained for a period of six months but there is a drive to make the retention period even longer. See also related story below, 73,000 blogs shut down as FBI probes Qaeda posts.
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Nov 18, 20110Wow, a movie that makes "Jack and Jill" look like high art. Boyfriends everywhere beware, it is better to dump your girlfriend than to let he make you watch this. Certainly the least "vampire like" vampire movie I have ever seen. May as well be a two hour spot for teen bride magazine.
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Nov 18, 20110Dear Stephanie Meyer, You Ripped off Buffy the vampire slayer and Southern Vampire Mysteries and have been far too successful with it. [2] The worst movie ever made in the Universe
Dec 1, 20114So supposedly you canâ
Nov 20, 20110I went into it, not seeing any of the previous ones, and not knowing what to expect. My girlfriend wanted to see it, so I said whatever and went. I knew it wasn't going to be good, but like, really... This was possibly, the worst movie, I have seen, in, my, life. Just...don't.
Nov 18, 20110Female porn in a PG-13 format, plain and simple. The women who can't get enough of these movies must lead sad, lonely lives. Why watch this garbage? The characters are dull. The story is laughable. The dialogue is flat and predictable. I'll never understand the attraction to this crap.
Nov 19, 20110Very bored, is a picture only for fans and made for fans, the directors dont offers nothing new and the actors are for crying. The history is horrible i dont understand why is so popular. Under your own risk to see
Nov 21, 20110The saga is alright, I enjoy the story...this piece though was very boring...drawn out. It could have been condensed to about 15 minutes. Too many 'i said something funny' moments for me.
Nov 21, 20111Absolutely disgusting movie! Don't waste your money and time for it.
I think is the front-runner for Razzie Awards next year...
Absolutely disgusting movie! Don't waste your money and time for it.
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Nov 23, 20110Worst movie ever!
its so cheesy and soul less! Worst movie ever!
its so cheesy and soul less! Worst movie ever!
its so cheesy and soul less! Worst movie ever!
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Nov 21, 20113i can not believe people can watch this... I think this movie is for the "fans" of the twilight only iam sorry but iam not a person to give this low score but this is just bad.
Nov 28, 20110Don't waste your time with this. Sex Scenes and Blood. That is what this movie is. Twiilight has RIPPED OFF Harry Potter with the 2 part final movie crap.
Nov 27, 20110Sorry I meant to give it a 0.
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Nov 22, 20110Absolutely hated it and i didnt even get what was going on i was so distracted by the dumbness of it all.it wasnt even fun to watch and laugh at as a bad movie...It was just that miserable.Bad acting,special effects,storytelling,but it is still probably the best of them all,which isnt saying much.
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Nov 19, 20111Terriblemente mala, aburrida, cursi, tonta....enserio creen tonto al que pagó por verla. Los personajes se pasan de bobos. Es de lejos la peor de la saga.
Nov 20, 20110OK, this is the WORST GARBAGE I have ever seen in my life.How is this even for small kids, gj showing them the sex scenes, where is this world going now? are 10 years girls going to get pregnant and get thoughts about abortion?
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Nov 20, 20110Bad plot, bad actors, no deep, the only ok think is the sex scene. 10 years girls are watching this movie, good way to sell your movies.
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Nov 20, 20111I cant believe this kind of movie exist. Unbelieve. With the budget another director can create a much better movie. Another disappointing sequel, from start to finish, clearly aimed at young teen aged girls, who love the cast members more than the actual movie. May as well be a two hour spot for teen bride magazine.
Nov 30, 20110To put it simply... IT WAS GAY...................................................................................................................... -__-
Nov 21, 20111Sucked. So do all of these movies. I can't believe someone pays to see this, let alone someone was paid to make this. So really the people that made it are making bank, the people paying these people are ____________ (you fill in the blank).
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Nov 23, 20110Absolutely worst movie ever. I don't understand though, why the director/makeup artists feel the need to make Edward look like a waxwork...his makeup is so over the top it's hilarious. Yo go better read book.
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Nov 25, 20111This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Dec 25, 20112Overall Movie: 2 Acting: 5 Storyline: 0 Based on countless sex scenes and a bunch of fake drama, the Twilight series has officially collapsed. Not to mention that I don't care wether either Bella or Edward die. That's how good the acting is.
Nov 29, 20112Not as bad as expected, but ...
This new film from Twilight saga, has major improvements over the previous two. However, it still has serious problems with the special effects and a story full of predictable cliches and nonsense narrative ... sorry, it was a great effort by Bill Condon ... -
Nov 12, 20124An altogether depressing experience at this point.
Mar 18, 20121This was just terrible only watch this or anymore if your a fan. Worst movie of the series, nothing interesting happens, this movie is an abomination. Looking at the other user reviews your either going to be a fan boy or a hater.
Jun 4, 20123Sat down with Claire - who's seen all the previous ones at the cinema - and both of us laughed and smirked our way through it. First half is tortuous, second half a little better but generally **** throughout. Claire said it was the worst film she'd ever seen.
Feb 26, 20120A movie that is largely aimed at teenage girls, and is showing sex. Really? Is this what the world really needs? Shame on you Stephanie Meyer.
Feb 18, 20120Ok this movie is utter garbage. The only good movie of the three, is the first one. It's been almost 1:20 and not a single death. The first 35 min is the wedding, another 30 min of a honeymoon and another hour of Bella being prego. JUNK!!
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Dec 2, 20112Bottom Line: Excruciating drop from Eclipse; utter disappointment for anyone but â
Dec 18, 20112If the production of this so called saga is getting better, the same cannot be said about the storyline. Possessing some ridiculous plot twists and devoid of a meaningful narrative, "The Twilight Series" finally hits the rock bottom with "Breaking Dawn, part 1"
Feb 11, 20123The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1, this film is simply insurpotavel simply because the actors are bad and boring and also has special effects that many are ridiculous and the blood is too fake, another reason is that the makeup is horrible
Feb 3, 20123Man i laugh so hard during this movie. It was a lot funnier than the first three. they where funny too. Hold on my wife just told me that they where not comedy movies. Man that sucks now they are not funny any more. They are just plain DUMB!!!!!!!!!! 3 out of 10 because it made me laugh.
Dec 12, 20114It's not that it's really that bad but really this is still really immature and boring plot about vampires and werewolves and an annoying whiney depressed teen that is caught in between it all. The movie had some action and fighting but the entire feeling of the movie killed it and annoys you.
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Dec 6, 20110It Make Vampires Suck (twilight parody) a better movie. Absolutely piece of bad art, bad pictures for marriage. Painful, no pleasure at all. don't ever spend your money for this movie.
Dec 16, 20114If this movie stood alone, without the love that a fan would have for the characters, the actors, and or the books, it would be deemed horrible. But since we do love this fantasy, many love the film. Just dont count me as one that does.
Dec 18, 20112The first part was terrible. Too long, boring and sometimes with really ridiculous scenes. The second one was decent, but despite this, the film does not deserve sufficiency.
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Jan 16, 20131It's . . . really bad, but fun to watch as a comedy.
Feb 4, 20124Well, for some inexplicable reason I went to see â
Mar 5, 20120I'm a guy, I like all kinds of movies. Liked the 3rd Twilight, didn't much care for 1 & 2, Only becuase I liked #3 did I suffer through this unbelievably boring film -- NOTHING HAPPENS AT ALL FOR THE FIRST 70 MINUTES and not a hell of a lot after that. Not the actors fault - thought they were good.
Mar 2, 20123What? Again? The first Twilight beautiful, New Moon regular, Eclipse awesome, and Breaking Dawn?... is terrible, really is very boring, the worst film of all this saga.
Mar 26, 20120Anyone who likes movies with vampires that sparkle in the sunlight are brain-dead morons. Also if your fantasy is making love to Edward Cullen you should keep dreaming because he cannot get an erection as his heart doesn't beat.
Mar 3, 20124Here is when my theory gets proved. Sequels are made for bad movies. This is the worst Movie of them 4 , what a bad script. This movie is just compensated by the effects that i have to admit are quite impressive. But the story is Garbage. I'm truly disappointed by these one, i was hopping to see more sparkle between the characters.
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Jul 3, 20123Kristen Stewart's performance has finally approached Bella's character, she is still anti-social but not as much and her facial expressions variate at last. Still, the movie isn't what i thought it would be. A s a fan of the books, I expected more.
Oct 6, 20122Ever worsening saga (if it can be called a saga), the film is pessimo, paradão, you have nothing to draw attention ... bad visual effects, makeup improved somewhat, the performance worsened Kristen Stewart wakes !! The soundtrack so feeble, I hope part 2 excel and save the whole saga.
Aug 25, 20120I've heard people say that certain cinema-goers should lighten up and enjoy this film for what it was intended to be which was a little fun. However I can confirm that nothing actually happens in this film. There is very little storyline and to be honest I thought it was going to turn into some softcore porn the way the film was going! I could have condensed this film to about 25 minutes.
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20Bill Condon (Dreamgirls, Chicago, Gods and Monsters) takes over the directing reins for these final two parts; his most noteworthy contribution to the series so far is a terrifyingly staged birth scene that should turn the teen fan base off of sex altogether … which is precisely what this whole dumb, punishing series has been gunning for from the start.
60In any case, the last twenty minutes of Breaking Dawn are so harrowing that it's possible to forget that most of the acting is soap-operatic (the guy who plays Carlisle is aging to look like Liberace) and the dialogue from hunger. The movie's that primal.
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