The title was a lie, but whoever believes that a number of titles mentioned in article in a dating website can in fact mend a broken heart has not had her heart torn in several parts enough to understand that not even surgery can fix that. However, as wounds are theoretically able to close up by themselves, and as the platelets are bound to crowd skin openings, then so does a broken heart heal over time, and it’s great to have help while waiting for that time to arrive.

Lots of people claim that chocolate has a chemical substance that raises the level of happiness in a person. Some even volunteer the name of the substance. Whatever. As long as it’s chocolate, it’s good for your emotional health. Perhaps it’s no coincidence that the variety of chocolate matches the transition of a healing heart: darkness, bitterness, peace – that corresponds to white chocolate, if you must know. In the darkness of your room with only the glare of the TV screen to guide you, any color of chocolate will taste just fine.

Be sure to get enough blankets and to dress in your rattiest pajamas. Never mind the Kleenex: with clothes as ratty as yours, facial tissue will look too divine to blow on. Besides, with a nose as runny as yours, nothing but 100% cotton will do.

When you’ve got junk food and your DVD player all set, you’re ready to watch:

Bridget Jones’s Diary. This is the ultimate breakup movie. Chubby girl, as chubby as most of us feel after being dumped, suffers through major fuckups she has brought upon herself. She says and does the wrong things and manages to hook up with her playboy boss. The dialogues in the movie are so honest and hilarious you can almost always point at a specific moment in your life when, you swear, the same thing happened to you. The opening number by a tear-stricken, drunk-as-hell Bridget singing “All by Myself” is particularly interesting and familiar. You’ll see Bridget stumble and pick up herself all over the place.

The best thing about this flick is its honesty. You can never ever say, even if she does fish out two gorgeous men in the entertainment business, that it only happens in the movies. Bridget is such the average type of girl that everybody can relate to. And with a Mark Darcy waiting for you somewhere out there, who wants your ex-boyfriend?

True to its chic-flick promise, Bridget Jones’s Diary leaves you with a feeling that despite everything, somebody can and will still love you, ratty pajamas and all.

Mean Girls. It’s always fun to be a girl again, and what better way to look back at girlhood than to revisit high school? Mean Girls is the good old teenybopper take on the life of angst-ridden, depressive young adults who only care about clothes, boys, and boys. This film is a good way to spend time looking down on their shallowness even when, deep inside, you know you were one of them.

Mean Girls is about the new girl Cady, who tries to fit in high school – the first time she ever attends an actual school as she has been home schooled her whole life. The most elite group of girls take her in, but the problem is she likes the ex-boyfriend of the “Queen Bee”, and coming on to him would apparently defy the rules of feminism – big time.

She gets rejected anyway. And she tries all sorts of pranks and plans to inflict some sort of pain upon Regina (the Queen Bee) while keeping her “cool” status. This she does to the point of losing her real friends.

Mean Girls is a critical peek into high school. It is fun, entertaining, and peppered with handsome football jocks. Everything turns out right in the end, of course, a must for every movie you watch after a breakup. It says that you should be accepted for what you are and not for the people you hang out with or the length of your skirt. But aside from that, the flick’s got a good and well-written story, courtesy of Tina Fey from Saturday Night Live.

50 First Dates. Now once you’ve accepted that what has happened to you happens to practically everyone, and once you’re sure that you won’t be throwing stones at the TV anymore upon seeing couples make out in movies, 50 First Dates is the movie of choice to, yes, reminisce the good times. Cry all you want as playboy Henry falls in love with Lucy, who has memory that lasts only a day long.

Henry decides to make Lucy fall in love with him everyday. The idea alone makes your heart melt, and at some point you might go back to this article and throw stones at it instead for making you miss your ex more. Cry this movie may make you, but crying is good for the health too. It doesn’t end a fairy tale romance, but it does in a more plausible manner that can possibly be more romantic. And it leaves you with a positive attitude towards love so that you won’t have to drown in your bitterness for the rest of your life.

Wallowing in blankets, chocolates, and ice cream in front of the TV is not cliche. It’s just a girl’s way of recovering and recharging in order to get back into action after some time. These movies will help you cry, laugh, get mad, and finally get over the past – that, along with a good set of friends and junk food always by your side. After all three you might want to see The 40-year-old Virgin, if only just to laugh and to be thankful that you’re not this poor, poor guy.

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With that said… the hours working in entertainment can be CRAZY. When I was working on my degree I’d have to come in during the middle of the night just to get lab time. I guess I had the option of not doing it, but I would have failed out for not getting the projects done. Now that I’m working in the industry, I see that what I did at school was actually tame at times. I’ve met people who have worked 80 hour weeks for months at a time… so that can be the way it is!!!

A lot of it is being in the right place at the right time AND making the right contacts.

In addition to world-class theme parks such as Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Orlando and SeaWorld Orlando, the Orlando area offers a variety of festivals, events and fairs that are sure to please visitors and residents alike. On most weekends throughout the year, but especially during spring, you’ll discover lively festivals and events going on somewhere in Orlando.

Many of Orlando’s most popular spring festivals and events are hosted by area theme parks and the 2007 lineup includes Mardi Gras at Universal Studios, the largest Mardi Gras celebration outside of New Orleans, from February 11 through April 22, 2007; and the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival, which features world-class flower and horticultural displays, from April 5 through June 5, 2007.

“In most cases, these special events at Disney World and Universal Orlando are included in the cost of the base ticket, providing an added benefit to your theme park excursion,” said Kyle Collins, Director of Interactive Marketing for HotelsCorp.com. “And spring is a great time to visit Orlando since the weather is perfect and you can get a jump on the summer crowds.”

Outside of the theme parks, major spring festivals and events in the Orlando area include the Arnold Palmer Invitational (formerly known as the Bay Hill Invitational), which draws top professional golfers on the PGA Tour such as Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, from March 12-18, 2007; the 11-day Central Florida Fair, which features carnival rides, live music, regional arts and crafts, food, livestock shows and amazing interactive exhibits from April 19-29, 2007; and the Central Florida Home & Garden Show, the region’s largest consumer home and garden showcase, from March 9-11, 2007.

Art and culture lovers will enjoy such Orlando festivals as the internationally acclaimed Orlando-UCF Shakespeare Festival, which runs from February 23 through March 5, 2007; the 15th-annual Florida Film Festival, which was voted as the 8th-best film festival in the United States by the Ultimate Film Festival Survival Guide to Film Festivals, from March 23 through April 1, 2007; Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival, one of the country’s most prestigious outdoor art festivals, from March 16-18, 2007; Spring Fiesta in the Park, which displays the talents of more than 200 artists and craftspeople from all over the country during the first weekend in April; and JazzFest Kissimmee, which features regional entertainers and high school musicians, on April 29, 2007.

Other not-to-be-missed Central Florida events and festivals include the Florida Strawberry Festival in Plant City from March 2-12, 2007; Kissimmee Kiwanis Bluegrass Festival at Osceola Heritage Park from March 3-5, 2007; Leesburg Fine Art Festival from March 4-5, 2007; and the Children’s Art Fair at the Maitland Arts Center on April 8, 2007.

Good sources for more information on upcoming Orlando festivals and events include the “Orlando Seasonal Events” section of the Orlando, Florida Guide, as well as the Friday entertainment sections of the Orlando Sentinel and the Orlando Weekly, a weekly arts and entertainment publication. In addition, check out Orlando’s online calendar at orlandoinfo.com, the official website of the Orlando/Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Ryan Wiseman
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But, keep in mind that they also require you to submit a portfolio of your artistic work, a resume of your skills and experiences, a written statement, and a film project outline. Your film courses would have definitely helped you put together a versatile supplementary application package.

If switching schools is not too big of a deal for you, you may want to consider the option. Otherwise, be sure to take part in as many relevant extra-curricular activities as you can.

Hope this helps.

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