There are so many great movies out there and it's really hard to pick a favorite, but if I had to choose, I would probably say Act of Valor.I watched it when it first came out and I loved it.It's like a documentary on real life U.S. Navy Seals and the missions that they go on.It really helps you see the teamwork and devotion they they put into their unit.Anyone who watches Act of Valor can see that that is their lives and they truly live it everyday. Act of Valor = Best movie ever.

My favorite food of all time would have to be chinese.I could eat it every meal, every day, for the rest of my life.My favorite thing to get when I go to a chinese restaurant is the sweet and sour chicken.I get that along with noodles, crab rangoons, and a crap ton of general tsao chicken.I don't get to go that often, but when I do, I pigout hardcore.Hopefully I get to go soon though, cause I'm really craving it while writing this.

In this generation, there are so many different types of technology out.My favorite would have to be my laptop.I know it's not an Ipod or an Iphone, but I like it much better than anything else I have.It does all the same stuff that an Ipod does; it plays music, you can browse the web, you can use skype or oovoo.There are different ways you can communicate with your friends besides your phone or Ipod.I find that a laptop just puts all of those things in one.

September 11, 2001 was the worst terrorist attack this country had ever seen.Many people lost their lives from both the tours and the Pentagon.When I think of 9/11, I think of how lucky I am.Lucky enough to not have to witness the tours falling in person, lucky enough to not have lost any of my friends or family members in the attack.I thank God for it all.My heart goes out to the families of service members who were called out to help that day.NYPD, Fire Department, military heroes...all of them.After 11 years, things are different than they used to be.The chances of the U.S. being the victim of another terrorist attack are slimmer.Even though some may not remember, they've stories heard are something that no one could ever forget.As generations pass, it just goes to show that the U.S. is a strong country, made up of independent, patriotic people who love their country, and that has definately showed because, yes, 9/11 was something that affected everyone in the country but we got through it and worked together.Today, Ground Zero is the most visited place on 9/11, as people go to pay their respects to those who lost their lives.