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Busybodies, Babes, and Bacon! Presenting Reason.tv’s 2010 Nanny of the Year

Posted: December 17, 2010 in busybodies, gavin newsom, happy meal, libertarian, mick cornett, nanny of the month, nanny state, reason foundation, reason magazine, reason.com, reason.org, reason.tv, ted balaker
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They touch our lives in so many ways, and Reason.tv acknowledges those who tell us that if it looks good, tastes good, or feels good, it should be illegal.

Live (to tape) from the fourth floor of the Sepulveda Center in Los Angeles, California–it’s the 2010 Nanny of the Year Awards!

Over the past year, Reason.tv has recognized plenty of busybodies who relish minding other people’s business, but who deserves to succeed 2009’s winner (Meddlin’ Mike Bloomberg), and take home the 2010 Nanny? Will it be the heartland mayor who sacked the Lingerie Football League? The Peach State pol who sued a man for growing a vegetable garden in his own yard? A member of the food police?

Remember, it’s a dishonor just to be nominated. So get your awards season started off right, and tune it to the only show that delivers busybodies, babes, and bacon!

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Great News for the Political Class

Posted: November 30, 2010 in academics, administration, arguing with idiots, barack obama, barbara boxer, Barney Frank, big business, big government, big green, big sis, california legislature, chris matthews, democrat, democrats, dhimmicretins, dick morris, Education Department, elite, elitism, elitist, emanuel, european monetary union, european union, gavin newsom, george bush, john kerry, liberal, michael moore, Nancy Pelosi, napolitano, RINO, sharpton, waxman
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Narcissistic personality disorder, characterized by an inflated sense of self-importance and the need for constant attention, has been eliminated from the upcoming manual of mental disorders, which psychiatrists use to diagnose mental illness.

As Charles Zanor reports in today’s Science Times, the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders — due out in 2013 and known as D.S.M.-5 — has eliminated five of the 10 personality disorders that are listed in the current edition. The best known of these is narcissistic personality disorder.

Read about it here.

NewsBusted 11/16/10

Posted: November 18, 2010 in amazon.com, discovery channel, email, gavin newsom, happy meals, john boehner, laptops, larry king, mythbusters, pelosi, roman polanski, veterans
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