This is so exciting! Im excited for the next batch!
“Hunger Games”: Read This Great Book Before You See the Movie
As far as fitting a novel that was about 200 pages into a 2 hour movie I think it did the book justice.
The movie showed all of the important main events from the book and also included some of the details that made people fans of the book—Katniss’ relationship with her younger sister and the way she feels about the other person from her district, Peeta.
But for someone who didn’t read the novels it can be confusing.There is vocabulary in there that has to be explained.
Overall I would recommend reading the book before seeing the movie to have a clear idea of what is going on.
If you still want to see the movie go here to find more show times.
“Hunger Games”: Read This Great Book Before You See the Movie
As far as fitting a novel that was about 200 pages into a 2 hour movie I think it did the book justice.
The movie showed all of the important main events from the book and also included some of the details that made people fans of the book—Katniss’ relationship with her younger sister and the way she feels about the other person from her district, Peeta.
But for someone who didn’t read the novels it can be confusing.There is vocabulary in there that has to be explained.
Overall I would recommend reading the book before seeing the movie to have a clear idea of what is going on.
If you still want to see the movie go here to find more show times.
One Direction: Straight to the Top
The album “Up Al Night” is great. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys pop music and cute boys.
To me the best song is “Same Mistakes” because it is different from what they usually sing and slow and guaranteed to make you cry and feel their pain.
One Direction is a British boy band consisting of Zayn Malik, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson, Harry Styles and Liam Payne. They placed third in the seventh season of “The X-factor.” They released their first single “What Makes You Beautiful” in September 2011.
I Like the Dalai Lama’s Laugh
The man’s giggle is seriously infectious. I’m in Newark for the Peace Education Summit (you’ve never seen so many long haired sandal wearing men on New Jersey Transit so early in the morning).
Here are a couple of highlights of his Holiness’ message of peace for Newark (and the world).
“I am happy, very, very happy to be here,” his Holiness laughed. He smiled at the audience and revealed that his freedom with smiles has cast suspicion on him in other parts of the world. “Whenever I meet someone I always smile,” his Holiness said. “One occasion in Germany, one day a young lady I see from my car. I smile and a young lady got more suspicion. She said who is this strange person smiling at me.” But he smiled any way and that is the key to starting to encourage happiness in the world. “You must open your own gratitude, honesty and friendship. Honesty brings trust. Trust brings friendship. Friendship brings happy moments and creates happiness for life,” his Holiness said. “Any goal, anything should be realistic. If it is realistic then you will reach goal that you want you will achieve. So in order to have a realistic approach you must know the reality fully,” his Holiness said. “You must be objective. If you have a calm mind then you can investigate and then you can be objective.” He added, “Peace of mind and wisdom is something you cannot buy. It comes only from your own effort…to have a happy society we must be active. Through action we can change our society.” His Holiness punctuated his talk with another belly laugh. “That’s all…I think. Thank you.”
