The title of this post should have ended with According to Ja Dawson. You typically find most disclaimers at the end of an article, but I will let you know now: "this is my personal list and does not express or represent the views of any film rating agency or program." If you came here looking for Ebert & Roper-like analysis, you came to the wrong place. If you came here to check out the opinion of a fight fan turned neophyte film critic, then this post is for you.
 

During the 1990s, many films were released in IMAX 3D. The most successful IMAX 3D film released during this time was "Into the Deep". The first IMAX 3D fiction film, "Wings of Courage" was released in 1996.



Actually, the manipulation did not come from them (they have only created the calendar), but from today's, so called, scientists. For their own popularity and publicity, they publicly speak, write, make TV shows, documentary films about they do not know, and speculate about never seen, or never been issues. Science is experiment, evidence, argument, proof, demonstration, not speculations. So big laboratory, as the universe is, nobody can create, except the Creator, than leave to Him rule the Heavens and the Earth, which He had created.

Toy Story Trilogy: Ultimate Toy Box Collection: You can now experience the entire Toy Story trilogy in a 10 disc Blu-ray Box set. All three movies are here, including DVD and Digital copies of the movies. All three movies are in glorious 1080p HD with a DTS HD 7.1 Master Audio and a DTS HD 5.1 Master Audio soundtracks. Plenty of extra features to keep you occupied. Released in a covered wagon toy box packaging, it is the perfect way to relive these Disney/Pixar classics.

As I read more of this excellent little book, I read about how to create revenue streams by inventing and marketing niche products based on your own personal knowledge or skills. I came upon a fascinating chapter about a woman who decided to create an income stream by producing a "How To" DVD.

Now in his 90's and in great spirits, Mr. Winton lives in England and has been honored by Kings and Queens. He was not wealthy in 1938. He did not have many connections. He was not a super human. He simply saw a need to do something and he did it with urgency. The descendants of the 669 children Nicholas Winton saved now number over 5,000.

Just look at what Herzlinger went through to put this movie together. Taking advantage of a store's return policy on direct tv packages expensive equipment. Making phone calls to everyone the crew knew and following dozens of dead-end leads. Designing and wearing fake press badges that could have gotten them thrown out or arrested at the "Charlie's Angels" premiere. Getting a facial and having body hair removed. Begging money from his parents to hold him over for awhile. Working out with a trainer to mold his body into shape in case the actual date occurred. Renting a Drew Barrymore look-alike for a practice date. Spending every waking hour for three months of his life chasing after a superstar.