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01/01/2004: "December's Ten"

The monthly optimized time management reading list entitled, "What Did Everyone Else Read?" in December.

With your time management problems in mind, I have listed December's ten most "viewed" entries, as reported by Cliff's Notes month end logs, ranked by times viewed, annotated with my comments on each entry. Fuckin' A, Bubba! Yeah, it wasn't easy, but what the hell. Click more.. below for all this, and links too!

What Did Everyone Else Read? Or:

December's Ten Most Popular Entries - (links to entries open in a separate window)

1. "I'll Miss Him" -- posted September 7, 2003
Johnny Cash, and "The Ballad of the Harp Weaver." Good stuff.
2. "Viewsonic UltraBrite A90f+" -- posted December 5, 2003
Review of Viewsonic A90f+ 19 inch monitor.
3. "Blogarama" -- posted October 4, 2003
This review is a must for bloggers, and anyone else who wonders what the fuck "Blogarama" might be.
4. "Sextasy" -- posted December 10, 2003
Bashing a newspaper story on "youth and Viagra."
5. "Horse Race" -- posted September 8, 2003
Review of horse racing in Chicago. Pictures.
6. "Let's Whine" -- posted September 4, 2003
Name of post says it all.
7. "Pawnhaus" -- posted August 13, 2003
What is it? Where can I get some? The answers to these and other questions about the movie, the band, and why they can't just make up their minds, are finally answered.
8. "Image Resolution" -- posted May 30, 2003
Image editing confusion cleared up at last.
9. "Doctor Big" -- posted August 8, 2003
Cute girls and big money at risk in this casino story.
10. Hard Wired" -- posted December 9, 2003
You know your living in the "Now" when...

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