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Tuesday, 20 June 2006

Introducing Clarissa
I'm always trying to improve my writing in anything that I do.

Recently, I came up with a new logline for Hotel California(A Mystery Adventure Thriller).

Here it is:

For many years, Native-Americans have disappeared near a top secret paranormal research base in Arizona. A young Indian woman(Clarissa)is determined to find out why.

If a journey gets off to a good start, a real meaningful, exciting adventure can happen.

Your journey can be Clarissa's journey.
Clarissa's Journey

Posted by qualteam at 8:50 PM EDT

Updated: Tuesday, 20 June 2006 10:08 PM EDT

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Monday, 19 June 2006

Irene's Job Search Continues
Mood:

hungry
Irene was called in for another interview with CINTAS today. There are two positions available and hopefully, she'll fill one of them.

This job search is tough on both us, but I think we'll get a break in this area in the near future.

Your hopes and prayers are always appreciated.

The Cintas Company Website

Posted by qualteam at 10:49 PM EDT

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Sunday, 18 June 2006

What Do You Want To See This Summer?
Mood:

a-ok
Probably, some big adventure movie like Superman.

Yesterday, my doctor's receptionist(Bernadette) validated my story-telling skills by telling me, she wasted her time at the theatre by seeing something called "The Break-Up". She left the movie thinking about how she'd like to see my pet project "Hotel California."

Hotel California is my great personal spiritual journey/adventure in the tradition of "Raider's of the Lost Ark" and "Field of Dreams." It's not a sequel or a remake of some big Hollywood blockbuster.

It is possible for a writer to mine material out of his/her own life and imagination.
A Fun Barron Resume Page
There's Native- American Blood In Me Too
Movie Reviews Of "The Break-Up"

Posted by qualteam at 2:23 PM EDT

Updated: Sunday, 18 June 2006 2:31 PM EDT

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Friday, 16 June 2006

Movie Review 103: Miss Congeniality
Mood:

a-ok
Personally, I thought this was the best thing, Sandra Bullock has ever done. The plot seems to get lost every now and then, but the laughs don't and there's lots of them.

There seems to be a crazy side to beauty contests and this story taps into it. Everyone seems to be having a good time including Candice Bergen and William Shatner.

There was, also, a moving feel-good ending that satisfied the sensitive side of my nature. Three stars.
More Reviews of Miss Congeniality.

Posted by qualteam at 10:22 PM EDT

Updated: Friday, 16 June 2006 10:23 PM EDT

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Thursday, 15 June 2006

Alien Website Of The Month
Mood:

spacey
This webpage was probably made by an illegal alien who didn't have his proper papers. He may be from another country or another planet.

In order to enter the US, he needs a valid passport. However, if he's a diplomat, he could get diplomatic immunity.

If he's revealed confidential secrets, he could be arrested for spying.

Who knows? He has an interesting viewpoint on the Roswell incident.
Was ET Patterned After This Guy?

Posted by qualteam at 10:30 PM EDT

Updated: Thursday, 15 June 2006 10:31 PM EDT

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Tuesday, 13 June 2006

A Top Ten List Of Tag Lines
1. He went looking for America and couldn't find it anywhere - Easy Rider
2. Dumb & Dumber - For Harry and Lloyd every day is a no-brainer
3. His whole life was a million to one shot - Rocky
4. This cop doesn't stop for donuts - Robocop
5. Army of Darkness - Trapped in Time. Surrounded by Evil. Low on Gas
6. Predator 2 - He's in town with a few days to kill.
7. In space, no one can hear you scream - from Alien.
8. Spider-Man - With great power comes great responsibility.
9. The Mask - From zero to hero
10.Dawn of the Dead (1978) - When there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth

Great taglines leave a lasting impression. What are your favourites?
More Taglines

Posted by qualteam at 10:29 PM EDT

Updated: Tuesday, 13 June 2006 10:31 PM EDT

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Monday, 12 June 2006

Screenwriting Software Of The Week
Mood:

chatty
Tonight, I downloaded "Great Dialogue Software" from the website at the bottom of this post.

I've always enjoyed great dialogue in screenplays or stageplays. Stuff like:

"I never met a dame that didn't understand a slap on the face or a slug from a forty-five." Play it Again Sam, by Woody Allen

"What we have here is a failure to communicate" Cool Hand Luke with Paul Newman.

"I can't beat him. I just want to go the distance."
Sly Stallone's Rocky.

"I could have of been somebody. I could have been a fighter." Marlon Brando's On the Waterfront.

The software is $19.95 US and I'm looking forward to using it.
The Great Dialogue Software Website.

Posted by qualteam at 11:33 PM EDT

Updated: Monday, 12 June 2006 11:34 PM EDT

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Sunday, 11 June 2006

Movie Review 102: Hoodwinked
Mood:

down
Animated retelling of the fairy tale starts as a dumb unfunny parody of the Red-Riding story told from different viewpoints.

Half-way through, the film turns into a crime mystery action flick which is entertaining, but doesn't save the movie.

About thirty minutes into it, I wanted to turn it off. Two stars.
More Reviews Of Hoodwinked

Posted by qualteam at 10:45 PM EDT

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Saturday, 10 June 2006

At Hotel California death isn't the end. It's a new beginning.
Below is the new logline for Hotel California. It's like expressing what it's about in 25 words or less. It isn't easy to do.

"In an effort to recruit a young woman and her family, a new age religious group throws them into frightening paranormal mysteries and challenging cosmic puzzles."

The whole fascination with this subject lead to 22 megabits of preview webpages.

If you want to begin the journey to find the answers to these mysteries go to ZZ mountain top and discuss it with a holy man who has web access.

You can also take a trip with Canadian students to Katimavik.

Posted by qualteam at 11:25 PM EDT

Updated: Saturday, 10 June 2006 11:30 PM EDT

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Friday, 9 June 2006

TV Series Review: Ghost Whisperer
Mood:

a-ok
This is the first TV series since Star Trek: Voyager that I've become involved in.

Certainly, it's not "Spooks On The Loose" or "Things from the Grave."

The ghosts are sympathetic characters that are often hung up on incomplete communications with the living. That was true about tonight's show, "Pilot". He died before he could see or talk to his son.

The son, genuinely, missed his father and relied only on his late mother's experiences in order to know anything about his dad.

Jennifer Love Hewitt(the medium)brings them together, of course, for a meaningful family moment.

I am aware that there can be contact between spirits and human beings. Why shouldn't there be?

Maybe in the future, a computer interface will be built to establish a connection between the physical world and the spiritual one.

The TV show rates three and half stars with me. There could be more and better special effects, but the show is character driven.
The Ghost Whisperer Webpage
Jennifer Love Hewitt's Fans

Posted by qualteam at 11:28 PM EDT

Updated: Friday, 9 June 2006 11:39 PM EDT

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