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A lot happens in and around Toronto, but we can only write about so much in a week. Here's the best of the rest, in a new weekly feature we're calling Superfluist. Superfluist will now appear every Saturday.

With all that went down this week, we thought we thought we'd cheer everyone up by giving everyone a double dose of dogs.

As we sat down to write this week's Best of the -ists post, a car blaring "21 Questions'" passed by our house. And that started us thinking about how some of the best -ist posts out there have at their hearts questions, some of which are answered, and some of which are left open. Check out the Best of the -ists from this week, and see if you agree.

In the year that the popularity of the ringtone might have outweighed the popularity of the single, Toronto-I-S-T comes up with the top ten songs that mattered in 2005.

Matthew Knowles, father of Beyonce and the evil genious behind DC3, isn't the only star in town this weekend.

The best way to compile a year-end list is to wait for everyone else's year-end lists before making any rash decisions. Not only does this method allow for appropriate deliberation, but also makes it easy to sidestep any of the poor choices made by other list-makers. For instance, upon scientific study of the P'fork singles list, Torontoist decided that both Beyonce's "Naughty Girl" and Snoop Dogg's "Drop It Like It's Hot" can NOT be included singles of the year. Other mathematical impossibilities include anything by the Killers.

The year's not over yet. There could be at least two more Beyonce/DC3 singles for us to consider for our Best of 2004 list. For those who don't understand what we're getting at, it's a shot at Pitchdork's OUTRAGEOUS best singles of 2004 list yesterday. Those aging cewebrities must not have known that their number nine pick, Beyonce's "Naughty Girl", was an unoriginal fourth single off of an overplayed 2-zero-zero-3 album. Anyway, here are some songs that have no connection to each other: