From
UnfreakableIt's mid-December, which means we're running our annual
Headline of the Year contest, where we take a bunch of our favorites and let you vote on the ones you think are most deserving of the honor.
Yesterday we ran the initial mainpage thread for
Headline of the Year - first quarter, which was the top-voted headlines for January through March. Voting is still open for that one if you missed it. The top five as voted will go to the final contest.
For the TFers, there are three active voting threads still open for
April,
May, and
June, and those are gonna close tonight so that we can put up the next thread tomorrow on the main page.
Headlines Of The Week for Sun 2010-12-05 to Sat 2010-12-11:
TSA fails to stop terrier attack 
Two Gentlemen of Verona called out for a Taming of the Shrew after two bridesmaids got into a Tempest, making Much Ado About Nothing and turning the reception into a Comedy of Errors. All's Well That Ends Well 
Family crash car while carrying bucket of paint. They're all-white, but a bit overcome with emulsion 
NYC officials bust up a pot, coke, meth and LSD ring operating out of a Columbia University frat house. Unclear if the raid was named "Operation Shooting Fish in a Barrel" 
Philadelphia: Catholic Archdiocese creates panel to look at school children. I mean, to learn how to entice more children. I mean, in school. I mean, "into" school. I mean, "into going to Catholic school." For education 
Band teacher in hot water for playing in A minor 
Police enter closed strip club and find several men inside claiming to be plumbers. That must explain why they had their caulk in their hands 
Baby Jesus stolen from church nativity. Maybe they should try nailing him down 
Texas to build experimental green community. Key components include guns made from recycled material and sustainably grown Skoal 
Six children hurt in La school when el car crashed into it 
Custer's battle flag auctioned for $2 million. Sadly, it represents the last win for the Indians until the 1920 World Series
Sports:
Blatter says FIFA isn't corrupt, it just needs to improve its image. Qatar seen handing Blatter a briefcase stuffed with image improvement 
Toronto Maple Leafs upset that someone threw waffles onto the ice during a game. In other news, the waffles beat the Maple Leafs 7-2 
Cam Newton awarded temporary custody of Heisman Trophy
Geek:
Google releases the keyboard design for Chrome OS without a Caps Lock key. RADICALS OF THE CHURCH OF BILLY MAYS DECLARE HOLY WAR 
How big something appears to you depends on the size of the brain area necessary for vision - as well as the size of her hands 
Bone fragment believed to be from Amelia Earhart discovered on remote Pacific Island. However, some don't think it's her atoll
Showbiz:
Leslie Nielsen had an entirely different kind of funeral. Altogether 
Jennifer Lopez becomes the face, giant ass of L'Oreal 
Natalie Portman strips down to her garter and negligee and I could now post my social security number and PIN number and mother's maiden name and nobody would ever read it
Politics:
According to the governor of Kentucky, supporting the Noah's Ark theme park with tax incentives is no different than supporting NASCAR. Patently ridiculous, of course, since this action represents a hard turn to the right 
Israel ends trade ban on furniture and textile exports from Gaza. Palestinians complain that what they really need is to be allowed to import construction goods, but Israel's continued anti-cementism forbids it 
Detroit to offer incentives for residents to relocate. Within the city. Damn, there's always a catch
Music:
Jim Morrison to be pardoned today. Come on baby right my prior 
Susan Boyle returns to No. 1 spot, all-you-can-eat buffet 
Hacker might have stolen Ke$ha nude pics. KEEP THEM
Business:
Counterfeit stamps are costing the US Postal Service half dozens of dollars every few years 
Moody's downgrades Hungary to Starving 
IKEA gave bonus of a bicycle to every one of its 12,400 U.S. employees. Most likely arrived in a box with three dented corners, missing several parts and with instructions in eight different languages
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