Nikola Tesla
Ludwig van Beethoven
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
Albert Einstein
Eleanor Roosevelt
Beatrix Potter
Agatha Christie
I have been asked why I don't have a list of favorite music. It's just too hard to choose.
My enjoyment runs the gamut from Sergei Rachmaninoff to Harry Nilsson to the likes of Tangerine Dream.
Part of my personal MySpace experience is the awe and joy of discovering new or unique artists.
I don't own an I-Pod and I don't own a cell phone either. Clearly, I harbor a bit of contempt for our overly gadgetized society.
"Groundhog Day" (1993)
"The Lake House" (2006)
"Beethoven's Hair" (2005)
"Lord of The Rings"
Trilogy (2001-2003)
"Matrix"
Triology (1999-2003)
"Joe vs. The Volcano" (1990)
"A High Wind In Jamaica" (1965)
"Bunny Lake Is Missing" (1965)
"Witness For The Prosection" (1957)
"Gaslight" (1944)
"Benny & Joon" (1993)
"Zelig" (1983)
"Eli Stone"
"Pushing Daisies"
"Criminal Intent"
"Lost"
"Monk"
"CSI-Las Vegas, Miami, New York"
"Myth Busters"
"NOVA"
"Time and Again"
by Jack Finney
"The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"
by Douglas Adams
"Gifts Differing"
by Isabel Briggs Meyers
"Tesla: Man Out of Time"
by Margaret Cheney
"The Lord of The Rings"
by JRR Tolkien
"To Kill A Mockingbird"
by Harper Lee
"Spontaneous Human Combustion"
by J. Randles & P. Hough
"The Man That Mistook His Wife For A Hat"
by Oliver Sacks
"Precious Bane"
by Mary Webb
"Gone To Earth"
by Mary Webb
"Left Brain, Right Brain"
by S. Springer & G. Deutch