2007 recap yooo the first notable thing was February...

2007 recap yooo the first notable thing was February 10thhh me and mike started datinggg. totally crazy since i think we're the definition of opposites. then 5 days later it was europeee timeee with a bunchaa friendss ^-^ so just like katie and nick jj have been sayinn, europe was the most amazing part of 2007 fo sho. effiel towerrr, london eye, switzerland chocolate, the black forest in germany. one of the most amazing weeks of my life =] 11th grade was definatly tough, easier than 10th for... read more

This Week's Notable DVDs: The Untouchables HD, Eureka: S1 and Slings & Arrows An interesting mix of notable DVDs heading into the holiday week including: The Untouchables: Special Collector's Edition [ HD DVD Review | Blu-Ray Review ]- if you were looking for a reason to jump into HD this release is a very compelling reason to check out both HD DVD and Blu-Ray ; Eureka: Season One - Scifi channel's quirky and very likable show is a perfect summer TV on DVD marathon; Slings...

This Week's Notable DVDs: Inland Empire, Vacancy and Aqua Teen Hunger Force A good week for notable DVDs including: Inland Empire [ Review ] - David Lynch's most ambitious, fractured film yet...it's like the final hour of Mulholland Drive stretched out to three hours; Vacancy [ DVD Review | Blu-Ray Review ] - a very fast-paced and tense thriller with some genuinely scary bits and some strong performances; Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters for DVD - with a...

1971 is an Eye-opener. The film is about missing Indian POWs of the 1971 War believed to be still languishing in Pakistani jails. While the story and characters themselves are fictitious, the issue is real. And this film brings it out forcefully. The plot revolves around a group of Indian POWs who plan to escape from Pakistan into India. Their mission - to prove beyond doubt that many Indian POWs are indeed still in Pakistan - and to force Pakistan to release them. Great performances, and the...

This Week's Notable DVDs - Ratatouille, Pixar Shorts, and a Stanley Kubrick boxed set Another banner week for DVDs with the studios releasing some great films and boxed sets:  Ratatouille [review] , Pixar's latest movie, is a hysterically funny film that's destined to be one of the years best, and the Pixar Short Films Collection: Volume 1 [ review ] let fans see the studio's earliest work including some of the segments that they made for Sesame Street;  Stanley Kubrick - Warner...

From the time Andrea was a little girl, she always remembered the mathematical experiences in school. In the first grade Andrea recalls when someone used blocks to explain the idea of negative numbers, and she thought it was the neatest idea she had ever heard. Ordinary computations such as long division seemed boring to her then, but the abstract ideas fascinated her. When she graduated from high school in 1983, she attended Princeton University where she received a Bachelor’s degree in 1987...