Thursday, August 31, 2006
 | You scored as Angel. Angel: Angels are the guardians of all things, from the smallest ant to the tallest tree. They give inspiration, love, hope, and positive emotion. They live among humans without being seen. They are the good in all things, and if you feel alone, don't fear. They are always watching. Often times they merely stand by, whispering into the ears of those who feel lost. They would love nothing more then to reveal themselves, but in today's society, this would bring havoc and many unneeded questions. Give thanks to all things beautiful, for you are an Angel.
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Wednesday, August 30, 2006
Top 100 Movies continued
Now where was I
64. The Wood
65. The Best Man
66. The Brothers
67. Boiler Room
68. A Thin Line Between Love and Hate
69. Eve's Bayou
70. Boomerang
71. The River Niger
72. Carolina Skeletons
73. Riding in Cars with Boys
74. Bastard Out of North Carolina
75. The Ref
76. Roots
77. Introducing Dorothy Dandridge
78. The Shawshank Redemption
79. Roll of Thunder Hear my Cry
80. Mystic River
81. Soul Food
82. Baby Boy
83.White Man's Burden
84. Pulp Fiction
85. Crash
86. Lackawanna Blues
87. Four Brothers
88. Something New
89. Corinna Corinna
90. Napolean Dynomite
91. When a Man Loves a Woman
92. Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood
93. Gosford park
94. Fiddler On the roof
95. Holocaust
96.The Devil Wears Prada
97.The French Lieutenant's Woman
98. Queen Elizabeth
99.Dangerous Liasons
100. Mahogany
Umm I think there are a lot more that I like so I may have another hundred ahahahahah...Thanks for fiddler Andy! :)
64. The Wood
65. The Best Man
66. The Brothers
67. Boiler Room
68. A Thin Line Between Love and Hate
69. Eve's Bayou
70. Boomerang
71. The River Niger
72. Carolina Skeletons
73. Riding in Cars with Boys
74. Bastard Out of North Carolina
75. The Ref
76. Roots
77. Introducing Dorothy Dandridge
78. The Shawshank Redemption
79. Roll of Thunder Hear my Cry
80. Mystic River
81. Soul Food
82. Baby Boy
83.White Man's Burden
84. Pulp Fiction
85. Crash
86. Lackawanna Blues
87. Four Brothers
88. Something New
89. Corinna Corinna
90. Napolean Dynomite
91. When a Man Loves a Woman
92. Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood
93. Gosford park
94. Fiddler On the roof
95. Holocaust
96.The Devil Wears Prada
97.The French Lieutenant's Woman
98. Queen Elizabeth
99.Dangerous Liasons
100. Mahogany
Umm I think there are a lot more that I like so I may have another hundred ahahahahah...Thanks for fiddler Andy! :)
FSU Movie
The Story below is important for two reasons
1. The Film schhool sent me this movie so I have it at home.
2. One of my friends Kyle is in this movie and he is great!
ahhahhahh
Another Oscar for FSU
A senior thesis film written and directed by 2005 graduate Melissa Rossi -- and appropriately titled "Charm" -- endeared itself to the judges and took home an Oscar during the 32nd annual Student Academy Awards. A dozen students from 11 different colleges and universities, including FSU, were honored during the June 12 ceremony at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.
With its bronze medal finish in the Narrative Category, "Charm" b
ecomes only the second FSU undergraduate film ever to win a Student Academy Award, following a bronze in the Animation Category for "A Work In Progress" in 2003.
" Melissa is super-talented and a real fighter for her vision, qualities that are essential for young newcomers in our extremely competitive industry," said Frank Patterson, dean of FSU's School of Motion Picture, Television and Recording Arts -- also known as The Film School. "We're very proud of her win, and look forward to watching as more of her entertaining work hits the big screen."
Rossi, 22, completed her short film in December 2004. She describes "Charm" as a musical comedy about a shy woman, always in a sister's shadow, who emerges stronger and more self-assured after facing down a major challenge in her life. As luck would have it, the prize-winning work was shot primarily at the local headquarters for the Florida Lottery. After earning her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from FSU in April, Rossi headed straight for Los Angeles, where she just finished writing her first feature-length script. Along with high hopes for that project, she has set her career sights on professional screenwriting and directing.
"Being recognized by the Academy at such a young age is really a blessi
ng," said Rossi. "In a narrative competition, where excellent dramas pull at the heart, it was an honor for the Academy to recognize a musical comedy as one of the best."
Rossi adds her prestigious prize to an ever-growing collection of industry honors for FSU's Film School, one of the largest and best-equipped facilities devoted wholly to film education -- and recently recognized by the Directors Guild of America for its distinguished contribution to American culture. A mere sampling of accolades includes:
The 2005 Coca Cola Refreshing Filmmaker's Award for "The Line Starts Here," a short film written and directed by student Matthew Pope and currently part of the pre-feature entertainment on more than 21,000 movie screens nationwide
A 2004 Student Academy Award apiece for two recent alumni of the Film School's Master of Fine Arts program.
An unprecedented total of five "College Television Awards" in 2004 from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, and two Student Oscars created by FSU students -- the most ever honored from a single film school in one year.
1. The Film schhool sent me this movie so I have it at home.
2. One of my friends Kyle is in this movie and he is great!
ahhahhahh
Another Oscar for FSU
A senior thesis film written and directed by 2005 graduate Melissa Rossi -- and appropriately titled "Charm" -- endeared itself to the judges and took home an Oscar during the 32nd annual Student Academy Awards. A dozen students from 11 different colleges and universities, including FSU, were honored during the June 12 ceremony at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.
With its bronze medal finish in the Narrative Category, "Charm" b
ecomes only the second FSU undergraduate film ever to win a Student Academy Award, following a bronze in the Animation Category for "A Work In Progress" in 2003." Melissa is super-talented and a real fighter for her vision, qualities that are essential for young newcomers in our extremely competitive industry," said Frank Patterson, dean of FSU's School of Motion Picture, Television and Recording Arts -- also known as The Film School. "We're very proud of her win, and look forward to watching as more of her entertaining work hits the big screen."
Rossi, 22, completed her short film in December 2004. She describes "Charm" as a musical comedy about a shy woman, always in a sister's shadow, who emerges stronger and more self-assured after facing down a major challenge in her life. As luck would have it, the prize-winning work was shot primarily at the local headquarters for the Florida Lottery. After earning her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from FSU in April, Rossi headed straight for Los Angeles, where she just finished writing her first feature-length script. Along with high hopes for that project, she has set her career sights on professional screenwriting and directing.
"Being recognized by the Academy at such a young age is really a blessi
ng," said Rossi. "In a narrative competition, where excellent dramas pull at the heart, it was an honor for the Academy to recognize a musical comedy as one of the best."Rossi adds her prestigious prize to an ever-growing collection of industry honors for FSU's Film School, one of the largest and best-equipped facilities devoted wholly to film education -- and recently recognized by the Directors Guild of America for its distinguished contribution to American culture. A mere sampling of accolades includes:
The 2005 Coca Cola Refreshing Filmmaker's Award for "The Line Starts Here," a short film written and directed by student Matthew Pope and currently part of the pre-feature entertainment on more than 21,000 movie screens nationwide
A 2004 Student Academy Award apiece for two recent alumni of the Film School's Master of Fine Arts program.
An unprecedented total of five "College Television Awards" in 2004 from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, and two Student Oscars created by FSU students -- the most ever honored from a single film school in one year.
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Top 100 Movies
In No Particular Order
1. Ethan Frome
2. Face Off
3.Underworld
4.The Matrix
5.X-Men
6. O Brother Where Art Thou
7.Papillon
8.Good Fellas
9. The Godfather
10. Double Indemnity
11. Diary of a Mad Black Woman
12. Cry Freedom
13. Two Can Play That Game
14. American Sweethearts
15. Gangs of New York
16. Idlewild
17. Mommie Dearest
18. To Sir With Love
19. Gattaca
20. The Fury
21. Meet Joe Black
22. Alfie
23. Frailty
24. Meet The Parents
25. How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
26. Stage Door
27. Monster's Ball
28. Sarafina
30. Shaft
32. The Color Purple
33. A Raisin in The Sun
34. Lilies of the Field
35. Separate But Equal
36. Mandela and DeKlerk
37. Carmen Jones
38. The Preacher's Wife
39. Waiting to Exhale
40. The Pianist
41. The Gladiator
42. Labyrinth
43. Malcolm X
44. Dracula
45. Point of No Return
46. My Fair lady
47. Sound of Music
48. Taxi Driver
49. The Aviator
50. The Good The Bad and The Ugly
51. Bonnie and Clyde
52. Paper Moon
53. Homecoming
54. Oldest Living Confedertae Widow tells all
55. Jesus of Nazareth
56. The Unsinkable Molly Brown
57. The King and I
58. A Christmas Story
59. It's A Wonderful Life
60. Cool Hand Luke
61. A History of Violence
62. Sleeping with the Enemy
63. Princess Daisy
I am tired now ...More later
1. Ethan Frome
2. Face Off
3.Underworld
4.The Matrix
5.X-Men
6. O Brother Where Art Thou
7.Papillon
8.Good Fellas
9. The Godfather
10. Double Indemnity
11. Diary of a Mad Black Woman
12. Cry Freedom
13. Two Can Play That Game
14. American Sweethearts
15. Gangs of New York
16. Idlewild
17. Mommie Dearest
18. To Sir With Love
19. Gattaca
20. The Fury
21. Meet Joe Black
22. Alfie
23. Frailty
24. Meet The Parents
25. How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
26. Stage Door
27. Monster's Ball
28. Sarafina
30. Shaft
32. The Color Purple
33. A Raisin in The Sun
34. Lilies of the Field
35. Separate But Equal
36. Mandela and DeKlerk
37. Carmen Jones
38. The Preacher's Wife
39. Waiting to Exhale
40. The Pianist
41. The Gladiator
42. Labyrinth
43. Malcolm X
44. Dracula
45. Point of No Return
46. My Fair lady
47. Sound of Music
48. Taxi Driver
49. The Aviator
50. The Good The Bad and The Ugly
51. Bonnie and Clyde
52. Paper Moon
53. Homecoming
54. Oldest Living Confedertae Widow tells all
55. Jesus of Nazareth
56. The Unsinkable Molly Brown
57. The King and I
58. A Christmas Story
59. It's A Wonderful Life
60. Cool Hand Luke
61. A History of Violence
62. Sleeping with the Enemy
63. Princess Daisy
I am tired now ...More later
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
Sunday, August 13, 2006
Adventures in Adventures
Ok
So I am appreciating life much more (if that is possible)...and living life to the fullest.
I am more and more energized and just seeing things in a clearer and clearer light (God's light) ever since the 'stuff' started to happen to me...You guys know.
SO check this out....
I saw this and liked it a lot.
The sky was really big and open and nice.
I wanted to fall UP into it
Hugs M
So I am appreciating life much more (if that is possible)...and living life to the fullest.
I am more and more energized and just seeing things in a clearer and clearer light (God's light) ever since the 'stuff' started to happen to me...You guys know.
SO check this out....
I saw this and liked it a lot.The sky was really big and open and nice.
I wanted to fall UP into it
Hugs M
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
Before Egypt
Well Jan is gone again to Egypt. But before she went we had to go to Cafe.
Eric wasn't there which was sad but the bartenders and
everyone there tried to cheer us up...hahahh it was the funniest thing!
They said Eric isn't here but we will try and do our best for you. It was the first time we ordered food there too. It was really really good.
LOL it was amazing. :)
We met some gu
y who is an engineer at a TV station and he was cool. He used to be in the Navy. Now he is a reservist.
We were tired before we went to Cafe so we slept a little bit before...A
m I getting old or what? hahahahh
Hugs M
Eric wasn't there which was sad but the bartenders and
everyone there tried to cheer us up...hahahh it was the funniest thing!They said Eric isn't here but we will try and do our best for you. It was the first time we ordered food there too. It was really really good.
LOL it was amazing. :)
We met some gu
y who is an engineer at a TV station and he was cool. He used to be in the Navy. Now he is a reservist.We were tired before we went to Cafe so we slept a little bit before...A
m I getting old or what? hahahahhHugs M
Fairy Rings
Remember the Fairy rings we read about in 
those books when we were younger? Remember that Marcia?
When the rain falls the fairies and elves come out and dance and the
y use mushrooms and toadstools to sit on?
Well I saw one and took pics..The rain had been falling a lot and there w
as a big ring downstairs. It was great.
They were new too so they were really white. Hugs M
those books when we were younger? Remember that Marcia?When the rain falls the fairies and elves come out and dance and the
y use mushrooms and toadstools to sit on?Well I saw one and took pics..The rain had been falling a lot and there w
as a big ring downstairs. It was great.They were new too so they were really white. Hugs M
Moving
Sucks.
The place is a mess and you get tired and frustrated.
This was a fairly easy move but MAN!
WOW.
I learned from this that you need to pack everything in boxes
and not go too heavy with any one box.
Otherwise you feel so much pain :)
Especially up three flig
hts of stairs.
I may have to move soon so I am not looking foward to it...
The majority of my stuff though is clothes hahahahhah.
Hey Jan is everything unpacked yet? :)
Hugs m
The place is a mess and you get tired and frustrated.
This was a fairly easy move but MAN!
WOW.
I learned from this that you need to pack everything in boxes
and not go too heavy with any one box.Otherwise you feel so much pain :)
Especially up three flig
hts of stairs.I may have to move soon so I am not looking foward to it...
The majority of my stuff though is clothes hahahahhah.
Hey Jan is everything unpacked yet? :)
Hugs m
Monday, August 07, 2006
Hey A.L
Andy
I just wanted to thank you for everything. I know you are praying because things are going the way they are supposed to.
I will tell all to you in an email. I wanted to Thank you for the support. It started off extrmemly stressy but I have that peace you know we talk about. There are so many people actively doing their best for me. You are great and I will always remember this believe me.
Hugs M
I just wanted to thank you for everything. I know you are praying because things are going the way they are supposed to.
I will tell all to you in an email. I wanted to Thank you for the support. It started off extrmemly stressy but I have that peace you know we talk about. There are so many people actively doing their best for me. You are great and I will always remember this believe me.
Hugs M
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