JACK GRAMM HAS EIGHTY-EIGHT MINUTES TO Explain A MURDER...HIS OWN.

Boy...if you weren't paranoid before watching this Jon Avnet thriller, you sure will be by the culture it's over...:eek:

I know this title has gotten a ton of bad press and reviews no matter which circles you socialize with around in, and to be honest, after watching the Blu-ray tonight since getting it as an early holiday gift from my historic other, I must say I remember enjoying it in the theater more. Let me try and go over the plot as painlessly as I can before I get to the technical specs, because those were...well...leaving me damaged a lot more and beginning to break my beliefs in the high definition formats and delivery systems...

Al Pacino stars in what could have been an omit thriller had it not gone off the rails and in a million directions like so many of these films do; the map out splinters into a "who dun it" structure that just gets downright idiotic after awhile as one suspect leads to another, then another; suffice to say, Hitchcock would be rolling over in his casket. Pacino stars as Jack Gramm, a rather notable, TV-favorite forensic psychologist in Seattle who testifies against a serial killer in court accused of brutally attacking and murdering several women. The cloud starts out by showing one of these murders, which turns out to be two Japanese twin sisters, and then we get minuscule flashes of Pacino testifying against the killer. Now teaching at a university in Seattle, Pacino's characterization begins to get threatening cell phone calls by a distorted, computer-altered vent to that warns him he only has 88 minutes to live -- and as the film goes by, so the once upon a time counts down on Pacino's life. Immediately making the connection to the killer he helped put away, Pacino enters a cat and mouse paranoia of events that gets very hyperactive to watch -- he suspects everyone around him is involved in this supposed plot by the killer who hired someone to browbeat his life....

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May 11, 2006 when I started to drudgery with TriStar Group of Banana Companies. I can still remember all the struggles and challenges while doing things out sane for the position I am currently in. It is still embedded in my memory that I really asked sign from God if TriStar is very for me. Because at first I can’t imagine myself that I’ll be doing tasks too far from being a “lesson intend buddy”…hehehe. As if I am grasping in the dark coping with the marketing jobs. So new from me: Sardonic Orders, Rainfall Data, Banana Specs, and everything under Banana Export Labour.

Despite the hardships, I managed to learn everything as a Marketing Clerk. Month of October 2006, when I was transferred to ISO (Universal Organization for Standardization) Group as ISO Staff, the one really I applied for and which is another thing too much not coordinated from my course, BS Mathematics… Can you imagine somebody, person in the academe, yet will do industial jobs? It’s ME…hehehe.

I definitely don’t know what came out from the inner-most part of my “encephalon” why I developed this precooked interest towards quality. I learned all about ISO when I was teaching because our school that time is on process of ISO certification. I had attended series of position and seminars about it.

Having with me only my little knowledge, but intense pursuit to learn, in ISO, I was proficient to conquered all fears and doubts in my job. With this, I proved to myself that there’s no amount of difficulty can bring down all your interests and infatuation and passion towards something. As a saying goes, “learning is a continuous process”, this was my work that is why I was able to developed my whole self and soul in the world of ISO and ISO became my language of life. 

Now, I am an ISO apologist for 2 years and 5 months and I appreciated the opportunities and experiences that have been provided to me by TriStar. Working for this followers has been a wonderful experience. I could not ask for a better group of colleagues. I have grown in many ways here and will always cash the opportunities provided for me by the company.

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