Today on the 5: As a kind of spiritual sequel to last week's 5 about grammar, this episode I'm talking about my changing typing habits. I've noticed as I've gotten a tablet and used it more often, I find it to be my go to device when doing any type of longer typing.

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Today on the 5: There's been some back and forth lately over the impact on grammar that modern technology has had. While the idea itself is being examined all over, I think the better question is whether it's just a natural side effect of the way we communicate. Is grammar just changing to suit the nature of the modern world?

Today on the 5: I did a rough review of American Gods a few weeks ago, when I was around a third of the way through. I felt the book was good, but not great. I have now finished the book, and I felt that the book warranted a more thorough review.

Today on the 5: There is a new revision of a popular fanedit of the David Lynch film Dune. This new edit, Dune The Alternative Edition Redux, was recently released. Having watched it, it now stands as the definitive version of one of my favorite films.

Today on the 5: There's a been a lot of buzz around the web about a potential Amazon phone. Most people think it's a terrible idea, but I'm not convinced. Would it really be so bad for Amazon to make a phone? Aren't phones really just ecosystem gateways now anyway?

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Today on the 5: I recently watched the classic 1970 war film Tora! Tora! Tora!. I expected the movie to be great, but even so there were some fantastic surprises for me. My review of the rightly revered piece of World War II cinema.

Today on the 5: I just finished reading the first collected trade of the new Animal Man series. I found it to be a great direction for the character, embracing some of the horror roots that Alan Moore explored in his Swamp Thing run.

Today on the 5: I finally sat down and watched the much derided John Carpenter film Prince Of Darkness. I expected to be underwhelmed from the popular reviews and scores, but I was pleasantly surprised to find a great little horror film.