05/25/04 05:06 - ID#36227

hell

took a trip to hell and back in 15 hours...
for a stupid piece of paper

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05/24/04 11:25 - ID#36226

how ice cream is made

this is funny

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05/22/04 11:46 - ID#36225

"The Big One"...Michael Moore

"'Fahrenheit 9/11' Wins Cannes' Top Prize"

Remember last year March when Michael Moore was booed at the Academy awards due to his bashing of Geroge W. Bush during his acceptance speech for 'Bowling for Columbine'?...he was nearly shooed off the stage by the security people and the audience. well this year at the Cannes Film festival, Moore won the prestigious Palme d'Or best film award at the closing ceremony for 'Fahrenheit 9/11'. Moore recieved a standing ovation from the Cannes public who loved the movie which caused controversy here in the States. Disney refused to release such contentious film at a time so near to the presidential elections. and so far there are still no conclusion to whether or not the movie will be released in the U.S.(or Moore would like to call, "the big one")

'Fahrenheit 9/11'accused Bush of withholding terrorist attack information before Sep 11 in order to secure his votes back in 2000, and also "fanning fears of more attacks to secure Americans' support for the Iraq war."
This accusation sounds similar to the Iran Hostage crisis back in late 70's, early 80's. Carter lost the election in 1980 against Ronald Reagan due to the public disappointment with him regarding to his failure of resolving the crisis. there were proof that resurfaced in the 90's of Ronald Reagan's involvement in delaying the release of hostages at the embassy in Iran. Prior to the election, negotiations were carried out for the hostages to be released, but under some sort of deal involving money and weapons, the hostages(people who work at the embassy)were to be held captive until after the Reagan's inauguration, then they were finally released after 444 days of being under captive.

~Scandalous~

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05/21/04 02:18 - ID#36224

yay

i can finally log in~
like the new colors

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05/22/04 01:20 - ID#36223

The MET

Went to the MET today, and there were so many people. i never liked crowds, especially rude people that are not aware of how close they are to other people. i do not like the invasion of my personal space...so STAY AWAY sweaty strangers!

i used to go the met a lot when i was younger, but i guess i never really undrstood most of the art. sure i was fascinated by the egyptian mummies, extravagant costumes of the Sun King period, and Van GOgh's self portrait, but i never really looked closely. the last time i was there was last summer and that was the time when i started to appreciate the art and its history. there are certaintly favored ones, but i learned to appreciate others that I used to walk pass without a second glance. the modern art section was a new experience for me. Due to the fact that the art department of UB is so "conceptual", and focuses on PO-Mo and neo-expressionism, i can say that i learned some stuff and is more open to the ideas. even though some paintings like Rothko's big canvas of black paint still puzzles me.

my friend and i also got into the discussion of how a work/painting is considered art or even good. lets say i handed in a simple black & white painting to my art professor; the painting is titled "corns" and it had a big foot with a bandaid on it and the word "corn" written on top in black paint. what grade will i recieve? it's a decent contour line drawing, but i wouldn't say it's spectacular. my friend said "maybe a D, or they might think it's a joke"...but in an art setting (aka the metropolitan museum of art) it is considered a masterpiece and admired by thousands of people everyday. whereas if i made it, i get stuck with a D, and be regarded as a joker.

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05/18/04 06:07 - ID#36222

...

it was
so much easier when our father -daughter relationship/interactions were
only through the phone or some stupid business-letter like email.

jennifer wrote to me: life is a journey that we all must take and on
that journey there's a road, the road will have bumps and pot holes and
stuff that may seem like it's slowing us down and making us weak... but
u have to know that it's not... it's just there to test us and to make
us stronger... i like to think that to a giant a lot of things r small,
small enough for me to step right over them, and so can you...

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05/16/04 09:26 - ID#36221

finally

finally i've updated my journal since being back in long island, somehow the compter rather die than let me log on to the site, but due to the new feature the problem is solved!...

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05/08/04 04:25 - ID#36220

spring party!

thanx to Mr. Matthew (photographer/artist) we have a really cool poster for the party...the photoshoot was fun...i couldn't stop giggling...

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05/06/04 03:03 - ID#36219

packing

packing is not fun!
especially when ur father decides not to pick you up after your first year of college!

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05/01/04 01:07 - ID#36218

a year is over

wow i can't believe the school year is over already!...first year here in buffalo sure went by fast...now i have to pack up and leave this place when it's at its prettiest!

i met lots of cool people and i sure will miss everybody!

now i m getting all teary eyed just thinking about leaving~
tonight was fun..we juggled balls and spilled 40s on the carpet

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