Today, The New York Times published the 110 Things that New Yorkers Talked About in 2010—everything from the iPad and DADT to Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga’s meat dress.

The Observer had a few additions.

1. The Winter Olympics in Vancouver
2. The continuation of the war in Afghanistan
3. The continuation of the war in Iraq
4. The official end of the combat mission in Iraq
5. The ongoing insurgency in Iraq
6. The election in Iraq
7. The nine months of turmoil over the failure to form a new government in Iraq
8. Wikileaks publishes the “Collateral War” video
9. Wikileaks publishes the “Iraq War Diaries”
10. The routing of the Taliban in the south of Afghanistan
11. The reemergence of the Taliban in the north
12. The death of Richard Holbrooke
13. Wikileaks publishes the “Afghan War Diaries”
14. The firing of Gen. Stanley McCrystal
15. The firing of Shirley Sherrod
16. The firing of Rick Sanchez
17. The firing of Juan Williams
18. The non-firing of Keith Olbermann
19. The Toyota recall due to faulty gas pedals
20. The Toyota recall due to faulty floor mats
21. The Toyota recall due to bad drivers and/or outright fraud
22. The debt crisis in Greece
23. The Haitian earthquake 
24. Donating by text to Haitian relief
25. Something like 250,000 dead in Haiti
26. The Tsunami that was going to hit Florida but didn’t
27. Americans kidnapping Haitian kids
28. Approximately one million homeless in Haiti
29. Pat Robertson says it’s all retribution for pact with devil
30. The slow pace of the recovery in Haiti
31. The cholera epidemic in Haiti
32. The debt crisis in Ireland
33. The explosion of the Deepwater Horizon
34. The subsequent discovery of the oil leak in the Gulf
35. The estimate of 1,000 barrels of oil a day leaking into the Gulf
36. The revision of the estimate to 5,000, then 12,000, then “up to 25,000,” “between 35,000 and 65,000,” and finally to as much as 100,000
37. The attempt to close the blowout preventer valves
38. The “top kill”
39. Kevin Costner? 
40. The “top hat”
41. The “junk shot”
42. Maybe we just nuke the fucker
43. The pictures of oil-covered animals…
44. The containment booms, hair 
45. The angry shrimpers
46. The oil disappears
47. The oil-spill Pulitzer battle begins
48. Spain wins the World Cup
49. The Palestinian aid flotilla
50. The rebirth of the Mideast peace process
51. The failure of the Mideast peace process
52. Eyjafjallajokull
53. Don’t tread on me
54. Don’t touch my junk
55. Scott Brown’s junk
56. Christine O’Donnell’s junk 
57. Riots in France
58. Also England
59. Greece
60. Italy
61. Russia
62. Anna Chapman
63. Elena Kagan
64. The floods in Pakistan, as many as 2000 dead
65. The lack of attention to the floods in Pakistan
66. Pope Benedict endorses condoms
67. Pat Robertson endorses weed
68. Miley Cyrus endorses Salvia
69. The death of Ted Kennedy
70. The passage of health care reform
71. Otherwise known as the government takeover of health care
72. The two dozen federal lawsuits against the individual mandate
73. The ruling upholding the mandate
74. The ruling striking down the mandate
75. The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act
76. Restoring honor
77. Restoring sanity
78. Restoring fear
79. The debt crisis in Portugal
80. The deadly stampede in Germany
81. The deadly stampede in Cambodia
82. LeBron
83. The midterm election
84. The Democrats’ “shellacking”
85. The Thai Color Wars, which we still don’t understand
86. The 29 miners killed in a mine explosion in West Virginia
87. The 33 miners trapped after a mine explosion in Chile
88. The 33 miners rescued from the Chilean mine
89. The 26 miners who died in China the same week
90. The thousands of Chinese miners who die every year
91. The 29 miners who perished in a New Zealand mine explosion the next month
92. The debt crisis in Spain
93. The debt crisis in Europe
94. The debt crisis in America
95. Charlie Rangel’s censure
96. The North Korea shelling of Yeonpyeong
97. Unemployment drops to 9.7 percent
98. Unemployment rises to 9.9 percent
99. The media is hiring!
100. Unemployment drops to 9.6 percent
101. Unemployment rises to 9.8 percent
102. The Times Square bomb plot
103. The printer cartridges bomb plot
104. The Christmas tree bomb plot
105. The Goldman Sachs SEC investigation
106. The deaths of Barbara Billingsly, Tom Bosley (i.e., motherhood, fatherhood)
107. The FBI raid on three hedge funds
108. The foreclosure crisis
109. The Heatpocalypse
110. The Snowpocalypse