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How To Make A Lost Fish Biscuit Cookie
Click here for full details http://www.kungfoodie.com/lost-fish-biscuit/Let me know how it tasted, i havent'd had the time to give it a try...BTW, it would make a nice surprise if you give it to another Lost fan...
Evangeline Lilly - Full Biography
Evangeline's combination of irresistible charm and natural talent is earning her a reputation as one of the most promising young actresses in Hollywood.She was discovered by a Ford agent on the streets of Kelowna, BC, but passed up an offer to sign with the agency. While acting had been a dream of hers since she was a teenager, she abandoned the notion for the more aesthetic dream of working in international relations. Six months later Lilly moved to Vancouver to attend the University of British Columbia and decided to sign with Ford to help pay for tuition. After appearing in a few commercials, she decided to give up acting and focus on studying. A couple of years later, a friend urged her to give acting another shot and, after a role in Kingdom Hospital, Lilly caught the acting bug.She founded and ran a world development and human rights committee at her university. She has lived under a grass hut in the jungles of the Philippines with a missionary group, and has been a volunteer for children's projects since the age of 14.She is fluent in French and loves ice skating, canoeing, kayaking, snowboarding and rock climbing.
Evangeline Lilly Voted Hottest Actress on TV.com
The votes are in and TV.com users have voted Evangeline Lilly the hottest actress on TV. TV.com users spent 2006 Lost in dreams of green-eyed Evangeline Lilly. She received your hearty support as Hottest Actress of 2006!
Is Desmond a time traveler?
When I was a physics student, I remember one of my instructors saying that he believed that faster than light travel would be achieved by science. I remember thinking that this was an odd statement because we had been taught for years that faster than light travel was impossible because it led to paradoxes: time travel, of course, being one of them. Maybe he knew something or maybe he saw that I was losing consciousness and he just wanted to say something to keep my head from hitting the desk. In recent years, several articles have appeared concerning the work of a theoretical physicist by the name of Burkhard Heim. Extending his theory leads to the possibility of sending a spacecraft into a multidimensional hyperspace (yes- I don't know what that means either) with the use of powerful magnetic fields. I don't know if any of this could lead to time travel, but the powerful magnetic field is certainly present in the fictional world of LOST. Of course, science fiction in LOST doesn't need to rely only on science in the real world. Science fiction is built mostly on previous science fiction. The first reference to previous science fiction that I noticed was the appearance of Desmond running naked through the jungle just moments before Eko's stick nearly struck Locke on the head. Desmond's mysterious appearance outside of the hatch without clothes is similar to the famous scene in The Terminator where time travelers materialize naked because clothes don't travel through time in the fictional world of The Terminator. Eko's twirling stick reminds us of the famous Dawn of Man scene in one of the most most famous science fiction movies of all time: 2001: A Space Odyssey. Unfortunately, no one really understands 2001: A Space Odyssey. Later, Desmond builds a lightning rod which captures the lightning that may otherwise have killed Claire, Charlie or the baby. Knowing the moment that lightning will strike is also a plot device in the movie Back To The Future which, of course, is a movie about time travel. Others have said that Desmond is now psychic or Claire voyant, but I'm sticking with the time travel angle. You don't want to know what happened to me! screams Desmond in a preview of things to come. It's bound to be mind blowing, but without a time machine, we're all going to have to wait to find out what really happened to Desmond.
Season 4, Episode 9 to be Written by Robots!
In a stunning development, anonymous sources at Bad Robot Productions have revealed that LOST episodes will be written entirely by robots starting with episode 9 of the upcoming season. Apparently, the plan has been in the works for quite some time since it was previously thought completely impossible that simple robots could carry on the complex business of writing, breaking down scenes in the editing room and even working with producers. Computers have long been able to play Grandmaster level chess so it is only natural that they would soon be writing screenplays for enormously popular television shows. Could this be the real reason for the name Bad Robot? Have they been planning for a writers' strike since the beginning???What would YOU do?
Imagine you were on that plane and made it to the island. Life has suddenly become outrageously altered; your health has changed. Perhaps you are now completely healed of some past injury or you now have some new bodily weakness. Rather than interacting with people you are familiar with, you're surrounded by a whole new group of people with different, sometimes shifting, bizarre stories about their past. Are the people you encounter really who they claim to be? Will you be the person you claim to be in that altered state? An even more troubling question: will you be the person you believe yourself to be? Reflection on how you would act if you were in the world of Lost can shed light on your character. Would you let the numbers run down to zero? If someone kidnapped your son, would you break down, as Michael did?
Jack's Tattoos
Okay... What is up with Jack's tattoos? Specifically the large one on his left shoulder. He doesn't even seem like a tattoo kind of guy. The tattoo's have been mentioned in the show, and he was pretty adamant about not discussing them and knowing how clues are everywhere on this show I started hunting some pics of them. It seems he has several tattoos including the one on his shoulder we see often, and Matthew Fox will never tell what it means. The giant 5 some have said comes from his days on Party of Five when another cast member got one. The Chinese characters seem to reference an ancient Chinese poem. So the tattoo was there before the show, but that doesn't appear the show writers intend to ignore it. I hear he has a few others that they've covered up on Lost, and someone reported that they had also covered up the large one with the 5 for scenes before his wedding, and it shows up again after that debaucle. I'm betting they work it into the show mythos and center a flashback ep around it. At a certain point I fear that everything means something... how much is too much?
Lost Fan Steals Lilly's Panties!!!
LOST beauty EVANGELINE LILLY knew she had hit the big time when a young fan stole her knickers off the washing line at her Hawaiian home.
The 26-year-old Canadian was amazed when a close friend recounted how she saw an adolescent snatching the underwear from her back garden.
She says, "I had a friend staying who heard a knock at the door while she was in the shower.
"By the time she got to the door, she saw a 12-year-old boy stealing my knickers off the washing line.
"I never got them back!"
The 26-year-old Canadian was amazed when a close friend recounted how she saw an adolescent snatching the underwear from her back garden.
She says, "I had a friend staying who heard a knock at the door while she was in the shower.
"By the time she got to the door, she saw a 12-year-old boy stealing my knickers off the washing line.
"I never got them back!"
Top 7 Lost Theories
What's up with that island? We Lost fans are becoming increasingly aware that all is not as it seems in the tropical paradise the castaways now call home. Web forums are buzzing with guesses about what's really happening on the island. Here's a look at some of the most popular theories among viewers.
SPOILER WARNING: The following is pure speculation, but it's possible that parts of these theories may turn out to be valid. So if you don't want to know, stop reading RIGHT NOW!
1) They're All DeadThe plane crash left no survivors, and the remaining 48 castaways are really just lost souls stuck in limbo, unable to move on until they make peace with themselves.
Why It's Good: If there was ever a group of people who have to work out their personal issues before passing on, it's these guys. Kate and Sawyer need to atone for their crimes, Jack has to make amends with his dad, Jin wants Sun's forgiveness, etc.
Why It's Stupid: If everyone's dead, are the people who continue to die "more dead?" And what about the people who croaked immediately after the crash? We're guessing the dude who got sucked into the jet engine didn't have enough time to do any serious soul cleansing.
2) They're Trapped in an Alternate RealityThe crash occurred because the plane flew through a wormhole, and the survivors are the only ones who made it into the next dimension.
Why It's Good: An alternate reality would also explain a lot of the weirdness. Perhaps the noises they keep hearing in the jungle are the sounds of the portal opening. It may also explain all of the incredible coincidences. Take Hurley's lottery jackpot, for example. The winning numbers are etched on Locke's mysterious hatch, and were in the transmission that led the French woman to the island. If you take them as longitude/latitude readings, they pinpoint a spot in Nigeria, which is the origin of the crashed plane Locke and Boone found. And if you check out the opposing coordinates, you'll notice they point to a spot in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, which is where the survivors apparently crashed. And that's just the tip of the iceberg: There's a whole fan site devoted to the numbers connection.
Why It's Stupid: It's doubtful that Lost's creators would risk angering the audience by suddenly turning it into a sci-fi show.
3) It's Group Wish FulfillmentThe crash happened because they all wished for it.
Why It's Good: None of the survivors wanted to make it to their final destination when they boarded that plane. Kate was going to jail, Jack was headed to his dad's funeral, Claire was getting ready to give up her baby.
Why It's Stupid: If they had the power to bring down the plane, they'd also have the power to make a rescue crew appear (or at least an endless supply of toilet paper).
4) It's a Real-Life ScenarioAll of the above theories are the product of viewers with too much time on their hands. It's just a show about a group of people on an ordinary island, trying to survive.Why It's Good: We've grown to love these characters, and if it turns out that they're all dead or imaginary, ABC will have a lot of angry viewers on their hands.Why It's Stupid: Coincidences are fine, but there's too many for this theory to make sense. As co-creator Damon Lindelof told Entertainment Weekly: "The last thing we would ever do on Lost is be illogical."
5) It's All a DreamThe plane crash never really happened; we're just witnessing the dream of someone who ate too much spicy food before bed.
Why It's Good: A commercial jetliner crashes into the ocean, and 48 people manage to walk away relatively unscratched? The implausibility of it all lends credit to the theory that it's not really happening. Plus, dreams are where the impossible comes to life: You can chat with your dead dad, find that long-lost guitar you've been searching for, and step out of your wheelchair.
Why It's Stupid: Who's the person dreaming all this messed up stuff? Is it just a housewife in the mid-west fantasizing about a shirtless Matthew Fox?
6) It's All About the BoyWalt may look like an innocent little kid, but he's really controlling the group.
Why It's Good: We already know that Walt is no ordinary child. He reads a comic book about a polar bear, and suddenly there's one terrorizing the island. He does a homework assignment on birds, and then one crashes into the window. Plus, "the Others" kidnapped him in the first season's finale.
Why It's Stupid: If Walt is controlling them, it appears that he has no idea. Also, Walt doesn't seem very happy about certain things that are happening on the island (like getting kidnapped).
7) They're Part of a Government ExperimentThe castaways are secretly being observed by a government/military group.
Why It's Good: The crash is a great way to study how humans react under extreme circumstances. The mysterious French woman could be working for them, acting as their on-ground puppet master.
Why It's Stupid: An elaborate government hoax would be pretty lame. Plus, the flashbacks continue to reveal connections the survivors had before the crash (i.e.- Sawyer met Jack's dad, Jack was in the ER when Shannon's father died, etc), that couldn't have been planned by a shadowy Big Brother.
SPOILER WARNING: The following is pure speculation, but it's possible that parts of these theories may turn out to be valid. So if you don't want to know, stop reading RIGHT NOW!
1) They're All DeadThe plane crash left no survivors, and the remaining 48 castaways are really just lost souls stuck in limbo, unable to move on until they make peace with themselves.
Why It's Good: If there was ever a group of people who have to work out their personal issues before passing on, it's these guys. Kate and Sawyer need to atone for their crimes, Jack has to make amends with his dad, Jin wants Sun's forgiveness, etc.
Why It's Stupid: If everyone's dead, are the people who continue to die "more dead?" And what about the people who croaked immediately after the crash? We're guessing the dude who got sucked into the jet engine didn't have enough time to do any serious soul cleansing.
2) They're Trapped in an Alternate RealityThe crash occurred because the plane flew through a wormhole, and the survivors are the only ones who made it into the next dimension.
Why It's Good: An alternate reality would also explain a lot of the weirdness. Perhaps the noises they keep hearing in the jungle are the sounds of the portal opening. It may also explain all of the incredible coincidences. Take Hurley's lottery jackpot, for example. The winning numbers are etched on Locke's mysterious hatch, and were in the transmission that led the French woman to the island. If you take them as longitude/latitude readings, they pinpoint a spot in Nigeria, which is the origin of the crashed plane Locke and Boone found. And if you check out the opposing coordinates, you'll notice they point to a spot in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, which is where the survivors apparently crashed. And that's just the tip of the iceberg: There's a whole fan site devoted to the numbers connection.
Why It's Stupid: It's doubtful that Lost's creators would risk angering the audience by suddenly turning it into a sci-fi show.
3) It's Group Wish FulfillmentThe crash happened because they all wished for it.
Why It's Good: None of the survivors wanted to make it to their final destination when they boarded that plane. Kate was going to jail, Jack was headed to his dad's funeral, Claire was getting ready to give up her baby.
Why It's Stupid: If they had the power to bring down the plane, they'd also have the power to make a rescue crew appear (or at least an endless supply of toilet paper).
4) It's a Real-Life ScenarioAll of the above theories are the product of viewers with too much time on their hands. It's just a show about a group of people on an ordinary island, trying to survive.Why It's Good: We've grown to love these characters, and if it turns out that they're all dead or imaginary, ABC will have a lot of angry viewers on their hands.Why It's Stupid: Coincidences are fine, but there's too many for this theory to make sense. As co-creator Damon Lindelof told Entertainment Weekly: "The last thing we would ever do on Lost is be illogical."
5) It's All a DreamThe plane crash never really happened; we're just witnessing the dream of someone who ate too much spicy food before bed.
Why It's Good: A commercial jetliner crashes into the ocean, and 48 people manage to walk away relatively unscratched? The implausibility of it all lends credit to the theory that it's not really happening. Plus, dreams are where the impossible comes to life: You can chat with your dead dad, find that long-lost guitar you've been searching for, and step out of your wheelchair.
Why It's Stupid: Who's the person dreaming all this messed up stuff? Is it just a housewife in the mid-west fantasizing about a shirtless Matthew Fox?
6) It's All About the BoyWalt may look like an innocent little kid, but he's really controlling the group.
Why It's Good: We already know that Walt is no ordinary child. He reads a comic book about a polar bear, and suddenly there's one terrorizing the island. He does a homework assignment on birds, and then one crashes into the window. Plus, "the Others" kidnapped him in the first season's finale.
Why It's Stupid: If Walt is controlling them, it appears that he has no idea. Also, Walt doesn't seem very happy about certain things that are happening on the island (like getting kidnapped).
7) They're Part of a Government ExperimentThe castaways are secretly being observed by a government/military group.
Why It's Good: The crash is a great way to study how humans react under extreme circumstances. The mysterious French woman could be working for them, acting as their on-ground puppet master.
Why It's Stupid: An elaborate government hoax would be pretty lame. Plus, the flashbacks continue to reveal connections the survivors had before the crash (i.e.- Sawyer met Jack's dad, Jack was in the ER when Shannon's father died, etc), that couldn't have been planned by a shadowy Big Brother.
'Lost' stars engaged?
Dominic Monaghan has reportedly popped the question to girlfriend and Lost co-star Evangeline Lilly.The actor presented Evangeline, better known as Kate in the US drama, with a ring in Hawaii last week, and was delighted to receive the reply "Yes, yes, yes!"A source told the Sunday Mirror, "They want to spend the rest of their lives together."Monaghan, who plays Charlie Pace, is apparently planning to return home to Heaton Moor in Stockport with his new fiancée so that they can celebrate the news with his family.
Youngest Lost Actor!
IKE ALL GOOD grandparents, Spotsylvania County residents Terri and Dean Viventi are eager to see their grandson, who lives in Hawaii.
And so, for the past few weeks, they've joined the 19 million viewers tuned in Wednesdays at 9 p.m., to watch Matthew David Viventi play Aaron Littleton (better known as Claire's baby) on ABC's "Lost."
"It cuts down on all those picture-taking moments that they have to send to the grandparents," said Terri Viventi.
The Viventis' son, Tony, is stationed at Honolulu's Hickam Air Force Base. He and his family live about 30 minutes away from television drama's filming location.
Their daughter-in-law, Lisa, knew another mother through a play group whose newborn had the part. When the friend's baby got too old for the part, she recommended Matthew David.
The young thespian, born on June 2, started playing Aaron in November without so much as an audition.
Naturally, "he has no speaking parts," laughed Terri Viventi.
"His only part was just to look cute."
But that didn't keep Matthew David from taking a lead role in a January 25 episode that saw recovering junkie Charlie (Dominic Monaghan) trying to steal the youngster from the unwed Aussie bombshell Claire (Emilie de Ravin), in order to baptize him.
Terri Viventi said her grandson was portraying Aaron about half the time during that episode. The crew keeps at least two babies on hand during filming. The one who cooperates gets the screen time.
But either way, the infants get paid, and parents get to watch the action from 6 to 8 feet away.
"I thought to keep things kind of hush-hush they wouldn't let them see too much of it, but that wasn't the case," she said.
Viventi said she and her husband have been glued to the series since its first season. Though they tried grilling their son for insider information, he couldn't say what would be happening in future episodes. Nor did he have the dirt on "Lost" stars' recent brushes with the law.
Viventi can't even be sure how long her grandson will be able to keep the job, since he's fast outgrowing the role of the roughly 1-month-old Aaron.
But if a trailer following the January episode was correct, Matthew David will grace the silver screen at least once more. (Claire and an unidentified baby made a very brief appearance in last Wednesday's new episode.)
"If that trailer is part of the next episode, he was in it," she said. "You just never know what they're gonna include."
Like all grandparents, the Viventis want the best for their grandson. So whatever happens, you can bet they'll be closely following his onscreen mom's romantic entanglements.
"We kind of hope that Claire will see that Charlie is doing his best," said Viventi.
"We're kind of hoping that they'll get together I don't know that 'happily ever after' is going to happen on that island."
And so, for the past few weeks, they've joined the 19 million viewers tuned in Wednesdays at 9 p.m., to watch Matthew David Viventi play Aaron Littleton (better known as Claire's baby) on ABC's "Lost."
"It cuts down on all those picture-taking moments that they have to send to the grandparents," said Terri Viventi.
The Viventis' son, Tony, is stationed at Honolulu's Hickam Air Force Base. He and his family live about 30 minutes away from television drama's filming location.
Their daughter-in-law, Lisa, knew another mother through a play group whose newborn had the part. When the friend's baby got too old for the part, she recommended Matthew David.
The young thespian, born on June 2, started playing Aaron in November without so much as an audition.
Naturally, "he has no speaking parts," laughed Terri Viventi.
"His only part was just to look cute."
But that didn't keep Matthew David from taking a lead role in a January 25 episode that saw recovering junkie Charlie (Dominic Monaghan) trying to steal the youngster from the unwed Aussie bombshell Claire (Emilie de Ravin), in order to baptize him.
Terri Viventi said her grandson was portraying Aaron about half the time during that episode. The crew keeps at least two babies on hand during filming. The one who cooperates gets the screen time.
But either way, the infants get paid, and parents get to watch the action from 6 to 8 feet away.
"I thought to keep things kind of hush-hush they wouldn't let them see too much of it, but that wasn't the case," she said.
Viventi said she and her husband have been glued to the series since its first season. Though they tried grilling their son for insider information, he couldn't say what would be happening in future episodes. Nor did he have the dirt on "Lost" stars' recent brushes with the law.
Viventi can't even be sure how long her grandson will be able to keep the job, since he's fast outgrowing the role of the roughly 1-month-old Aaron.
But if a trailer following the January episode was correct, Matthew David will grace the silver screen at least once more. (Claire and an unidentified baby made a very brief appearance in last Wednesday's new episode.)
"If that trailer is part of the next episode, he was in it," she said. "You just never know what they're gonna include."
Like all grandparents, the Viventis want the best for their grandson. So whatever happens, you can bet they'll be closely following his onscreen mom's romantic entanglements.
"We kind of hope that Claire will see that Charlie is doing his best," said Viventi.
"We're kind of hoping that they'll get together I don't know that 'happily ever after' is going to happen on that island."
Where is Cindy???
During episode 6 of Season 2 Abandoned, Cindy, the flight attendant, disappears while climbing up a steep hill during a flurry of mysterious whispers. Where is Cindy now? Will she return? What is her last name? Was she taken by "The Others?" We miss Cindy! It's time to rescue her - send in Jack's army now!
Lilly hates Hawaiian winters
Lost star Evangeline Lilly hates spending winters on the hit TV show's Hawaiian set - because she misses the big freeze of her native Canada.While most celebrities would jump at the chance to film on a tropical island, the actress is unnerved by the balmy conditions. She explains: "(My first Hawaiian winter) was such a surreal experience.
The Lost List Of Loose Ends
In the TV-series "Lost", there are a number of loose threads or unanswered questions. This post does not intend to answer them or list any wild theories. Please help with finding answers or even just plain opinions on these:::
Why did the plane crash?
Where did the polar bear(s) come from?
Where is the source of the radio transmission?
Why was Locke in a wheelchair?
What did Locke see in "Walkabout" when the monster attacked?
Why did Joanna, a skilled diver, drown in "White Rabbit"?
Where is Jack's father?
What is the sickness that Rosseau speaks of?
What are the whispering voices in the jungle?
What is the "crater" in Rosseau's map?
Why did Walt tell Locke not to open the hatch?
Who lit the mysterious fire on the other beach?
How did the Black Rock, a 17:th century ship end up in the jungle?
What happened to Walt?
What happened to Kelvin?
Where did the shark with the Dharma symbol come from?
What (if anything) was "the incident" mentioned in the "Orientation" film?
Who was the man in the chicken suit in Hurleys dream?
What is behind the concrete wall?
Who were the quiet people in "...and found"?
What happened to the tail-section survivors who were taken?
Where did the black horse come from?
Why was a piece of the orientation film cut out and left in a bible in the arrow station?
What happened to Michael in the shooting near the Others?
What was the engine sound and the strange symbols that appeared when the numbers where not entered on time?
Who made the blast door map and what does it mean?
Guess which Lost character is the Easter Bunny
It's good to know that whilst we attached a wad of cotton wool to our butts, some celebs were taking Easter seriously.
This particular star showed what a fan of the Christian festival she is by donning some cute, pink bunny ears.
Evangeline Lilly was just getting some stuff out of the boot of her car, whilst in Honolulu, Hawaii - where they film Lost - when she was papped avec floppy ears.
But what made us smile even more than the amusing listening devices on a headband... is the sign she was caught next to.
Now, clearly this was just one of those unfortunate coincidences...
Poor Evangeline walked past a sign on the wall saying 'No soliciting', dressed in bunny ears and a pair of skimpy hotpants.
Evangeline Lilly and that dodgy signBless. The Lost star was just doing an everyday chore when the clever photographer got the cheeky shot.
May we reiterate... Evangeline was NOT working the street.
This particular star showed what a fan of the Christian festival she is by donning some cute, pink bunny ears.
Evangeline Lilly was just getting some stuff out of the boot of her car, whilst in Honolulu, Hawaii - where they film Lost - when she was papped avec floppy ears.
But what made us smile even more than the amusing listening devices on a headband... is the sign she was caught next to.
Now, clearly this was just one of those unfortunate coincidences...
Poor Evangeline walked past a sign on the wall saying 'No soliciting', dressed in bunny ears and a pair of skimpy hotpants.
Evangeline Lilly and that dodgy signBless. The Lost star was just doing an everyday chore when the clever photographer got the cheeky shot.
May we reiterate... Evangeline was NOT working the street.
Josh Holloway bombarded with photos from pensioners
'Lost' hunk Josh Holloway is being bombarded with sexy photos - from pensioners. The actor - who plays bad boy Sawyer in the hit show - says he's shocked about how forward some of them are.He revealed to Stuff magazine: "Strangely enough, it's not all hot girls sending me pictures. "It's women over 60. The grandmothers are really aggressive too."It's flattering and I'm honoured to be called a sexy symbol but, for me, it's about the art."Meanwhile, the 36-year-old recently admitted he was desperate to win a role in the hit show - so he could afford to propose to his girlfriend. He says he didn't want to ask now wife Yessica to marry him until he knew he could support her. He said: "I felt I didn't have a lot to offer as far as stability and providing for her. I had to land something."
Ana Lucia From Lost Jailed!?
Michelle Rodriguez has left jail after serving a five-day sentence for drink-driving.
Rodriguez, 27, who stars in the television hit Lost, was also fined $US500 ($660) after she pleaded guilty on Tuesday.
She was credited for one day served because of time spent in custody since her arrest last year and was released on Friday.
Rodriguez lived in a dorm with 60 other female inmates during her stay, Oahu Community Correctional Centre warden Nolan Espinda said. She could read and watch TV and she had to keep her area clean, he said.
Rodriguez, 27, who stars in the television hit Lost, was also fined $US500 ($660) after she pleaded guilty on Tuesday.
She was credited for one day served because of time spent in custody since her arrest last year and was released on Friday.
Rodriguez lived in a dorm with 60 other female inmates during her stay, Oahu Community Correctional Centre warden Nolan Espinda said. She could read and watch TV and she had to keep her area clean, he said.
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