A Tale of Two Cities
Sergei Prokofiev, is one of the greats. He was a well known Russian, 20th century composer; often standard in classical repertoire, music history curriculums and people’s…
America’s Top 40: (Reasons) Why Repetition is Bad
May Day, mayday. On the one hand, it is indeed the first of May and on the other, I might just be calling for help. You’ll…
RE-cord RE-think RE-cover…Repeat?
Ever have one of those times, when you’re having a not-so-good day, that you suddenly find something that cheers you up and totally gets your mind…
Rabbits and Royalty
No, before you ask, this has nothing to do with Prince William and Katherine Middleton’s upcoming wedding. To all those that celebrate, Happy Easter! And even…
You Spin Me (Right) ‘Round…and sell me on Ebay
If vinyl had a voice, I’m sure that’s what at least a few of the heated commodities would have to say following their exits from mom…
“Who am I to break up this team?”
Anyone who is a long time fan of the prime-time crime drama Bones could recognize my subject header from this episode, (skip to 39.15) wherein a…
Did you even bother to ask how I felt about it?
Feelings. They’re a subject usually attached to soft sciences like psychology and are met with an extreme amount of variance among any one group of people.…
This is for real. Seriously.
A provision attached to a post-9/11 Defense Department Construction Initiative may end up designating 600,000 dollars to a fairy and gurgling toad. April Fools! (no wait,…
Diamond in the Rough
Among today’s slew of reality and instant-gratification based media concepts, there’s something to be said about the core idea finding that one thing or person that…
It’s the thought that counts
I‘ve talked before, on this blog and to people in general, about how I feel pieces of sub-culture like appearance and behavior affect how groups perceive,…