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Fairly pleased

Good riddance to bad rubbish, as they use to say:

The FCC gave the coup de grace to the fairness doctrine Monday as the commission axed more than 80 media industry rules.

So sue us! Not.

A seventh person has died as the result of the outdoor stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair. Families of two of the victims have already sued. If all seven sued, that means the state would be out only $4.9 million, because we're one of the states that has aggressively tried to limit the proliferation of lawsuits:

Gesundheit!

Well, good luck with that war:

The king is dead

Boy, talk about your "good news-bad news" announcements:

Even Burger King is embracing the freshy-changey thing.

In the first of many steps to reinvent itself over the next year, the struggling fast-feeder Friday will announce that it's dethroning the creepy King character — and other wacky, teen-targeting stuff — and refocusing on a customer it had all but forgotten: Mom.

Bathroom break

Bad news from the IRS for all you work-at-home types. Deducting your bathroom as a "home office" might not work:

Mmmmmmmm

Food for thought

The food police are getting more and more tiresome, but once in a while they make a good point:

School districts across the country are revamping their menus to serve healthier fare, but most schools give students so little time to eat that they could be contributing unwittingly to the childhood obesity problem.

Water world view

Hey, kids, let's really go all John Galt on this nation of thieves and parasites and start our own country!

Sloth report

Uh-oh:

Anyone who spends six hours a day in front of the box is at risk of dying five years sooner than those who enjoy more active pastimes, it is claimed.

Researchers say that watching too much TV is as dangerous as smoking or being overweight, and that the “ubiquitous sedentary behaviour” should be seen as a “public health problem”.

Easy call

Oh, dear. The first NFL exhibition game or the GOP debate from Iowa. Whatever shall I watch tonight?

Hint: There's a good reason "ARE YOU READY FOR SOME SOUND-BITE POLITICS???!!!!" has never been used as a TV promo.

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