Tag Archives: Reviews

Foreign Candy Club: Wizz Fizz

Today I had the pleasure of trying an Australian delicacy, Wizz Fizz. You can set down the phone and stop dialing paramedics. I’m still alive despite the best efforts of the good people at the candy company. The first thing you notice about Wizz Fizz is the fact that it comes with, well, a coke spoon. And [...]
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Play the Only Level

I admit, most online games are idiotic. They mostly involve rotating fields of jewels and gems in order to make some sort of pattern that causes them to disappear.  They mostly involve tetris-like simplicity and the savvy consumer can’t help but notice that the bandwidth-munching banner ads on both sides show three times the technical [...]
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Avatar

Film Review: Avatar Director: James Cameron 2hr 40min‎‎ – Rated PG-13 I guess it was inevitable. The last decade seemed to be all about the remaking of crappy TV shows and movies from the 70s and 80s. The Beverly Hill Billies, Bewitched, Land of the Lost, Clash of the Titans. I wouldn’t be surprised if Krull and I Dream of [...]
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A Good School

Book Review: A Good School by Richard Yates Remember the loneliness; the awkward social status jockeying of your teenage years?  Remember when your world was simultaneously fascinating, mortifying, and beautiful?  Remember when every adult seemed like an odd character from a B-movie?  Remember your teenage body? Remember the awkward attempts at connecting with others? A Good School is a [...]
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Taste Test: Duritos

First things first: No, I don’t mean “Doritos.”  I grew up American, I know how to spell goddamn Doritos.  I know how to spell the name of most types of snacks plus multiple variations on the Cheese, Cheesier, Cheesiest rankings. Duritos are the newest snack craze to hit my kitchen this weekend.  This is my first time writing [...]
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The Lost Symbol

Book Review: The Lost Symbol by Dan brown Dan Brown’s newest book, The Lost Symbol has some pretty big shoes to fill. The Lost Symbol is Brown’s follow up to the massively successful and controversial The Da Vinci Code. The Da Vinci Code’s tale of hidden history involving the Catholic Church, the Knights Templar, Da Vinci’s Last Supper, [...]
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Review: Which Starbucks is the Best Starbucks?

As you may have noticed, Greeley is a town with just a little bit of indie coffee joints and a whole lot of Starbucks’ (Starbuckses? Starbucksi?).  But when it’s time to roll around town to the various Starbucks, one has to be better than the others, right?  We all know that one Roma is better [...]
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Joyeux Noel

Film Review: Joyeux Noel (2005) Director: Christian Carion If you want to mix up the typical Christmas film repertoire – give Joyeux Noel a try. You won’t find Tiny Tim, Grinch, or Whoville. There isn’t a red-nosed reindeer guiding Santa’s sleigh. But this has become one of my favorites for two reasons: first, and mainly, it is [...]
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Urine Therapy

…It Came From the Library Book Sale Did you know that urine therapy may save YOUR life?  And no, that’s not just a pickup line I use to engage in “water sports” with reluctant partners. This piece of investigative journalism came through the library booksale, and I knew that I had to learn more. This book, unlike many of [...]
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