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Your Guide to the Guides: The Top 10 'Top 10' Lists
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You gotta love a good old end-of-the-year roundup of the Top 10 of something or other. We love 'em--just take today's TV Junkie: The Top 10 Events We Covered in 2010 and 10 Notable LA Celebrity Deaths in 2010 as examples. There are a lot of Top 10 lists out there right now, and here are a few, 10 to be precise, of our favorites.
- Great Taco Hunt's Top 10 Tacos of 2010
- The Jewish Journal's Top 10 Jews of the Year - 2010
- Losanjealous' The Unemployed Eater’s 2010 Top 10 Under $10 LA Foodstuffs
- Metro's The Source's Top 10 Transportation Stories of 2010
- Ecorazzi's Top 10 Vegan Stories of 2010
- The Santa Monica Mirror's Santa Monica’s Top Ten Cultural Events of 2010
- The Daily Dish's Top 10 Recipes of 2010
- Top 10 Celebrity Bad Hair Days of 2010
- US Customs and Border Protection top 10 seizures of 2010
- AOL Travel's Top 10 Los Angeles Attractions
And a bonus double-the-value #11 looking ahead to 2011: Los Angeles Dodgers Top 20 Prospects for 2011Did we leave off your favorite Top 10 in 2010 list? Share it in the comments. Imagine if there were 10 of you with 10 stories, and...well, anyhow. Here's to the end of 2010!
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