Weapon of Choice

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01/02/2008

What do Jamie-Lynn Spears and Steve Nissen have in common? While only one looks good with a partially exposed tummy, both are dubious sources of advice in their chosen fields of expertise. At least Jamie-Lynne has the good sense not to move forward with her book about parenting -- while Steve Nissen will continue to find products to make people afraid about using meta-analysis as his weapon of choice.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/chi-lynn-spears,1,3749621.story

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Weapon of Choice

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