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Investors may soon be able to buy into their favorite Internet companies
Investment guru Peter Lynch once advised ordinary folks to "invest in what you know."
For many small investors, some of the companies they are most familiar with are the e-commerce and social media sites they use every day.
Now some of these private...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Facebook, Personal Finance, NYSE Euronext, Inc., Marketing
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Courts must be prepared for tech-savvy jurors
In 1992, when a pair of car thieves in suburban Maryland kidnapped a baby and dragged the child's mother to her death, Judge Dennis Sweeney's biggest free-press/fair-trial worry was ensuring that jurors didn't read the newspaper or listen to television or...Tags: Justice System, Prosecution, U.S. Supreme Court, Laws, Facebook
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After graduation, street artist Gaia takes flight
If you want to experience the work of street artist Gaia in its full scruffy glory, see it in the wild.
Drive south down North Collington Avenue, past Biddle and Eager and Chase. You will despair of spotting anything fresh in one blighted block after...Tags: Bushwick, Upper East Side, Arts, Edgar Allan Poe, The Godfather (movie)
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Mystery cloaks death of teen who 'had a life ahead of him'
Baltimore Sun reportersIt didn't happen often, but sometimes a student - usually a boy - would poke fun at Jason Mattison Jr. About his skin-tight jeans and funky sweaters. About his boisterous voice that seemed to run nonstop. About his exuberance in recounting the most...Tags: Peter Hermann, Prosecution, Health and Safety at School, Teachers, Theft
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At Annapolis showcase, musicians have a night of their own
For as long as he could remember, Jordan Page had dreamed of becoming a rock star, but the harder he strummed and the louder he sang his music, the more distant his goal seemed.
Then the Annapolis resident had the dream.
One night four years ago, he...Tags: Ron Paul, Poetry, Restaurants, Annapolis, Jack Johnson
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'American Idol' recap: Beatles night, and more cuts
Reality CheckHere's Janell on last night's Beatles-tastic American Idol, in which we were promised a Top 24, but only got to see some of the cuts. (Uh, spoiler alert?): Do you even know how much show they packed into this show......Tags: Karen Rodriguez, White House, Nigel Lythgoe, Pia Toscano, James Durbin
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'American Idol': Top 24 finally revealed
Reality CheckHere's Janell: Whoa, I did not know this episode would be another 2 hours. After everything they crammed in last night, tonight they’ll just stretch out the pain and agony. And, spoiler alert, you might not be happy at the end.......Tags: Karen Rodriguez, Nigel Lythgoe, Adam Lambert, Barbie (fictional character), James Durbin
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Never really apart thanks to Facebook, young alumni are skipping reunions
Rebecca Miller's five-year high school reunion seemed dead on arrival.
Only 30 of her 200-odd classmates from Joppatowne High School class of 2005 RSVPed on a Facebook page set up for the reunion, which was booked at a Harford County bar last year. As...Tags: Federal Hill, Clubs and Associations, Cleveland, High Schools, Facebook
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'Survivor: Samoa': Now what?
Reality CheckI just can't wait to see what happens tonight on Survivor: Samoa after Russell's crazy blindside last week, his second in a row.Russell thinks it was pretty awesome, comparing himself to Picasso and telling Dave and the other folks from......Tags: Brett Favre, Samoa
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Their holiday task: Don't talk or listen
The jurors in Mayor Sheila Dixon's criminal trial are home today, preparing for turkey dinners, post-holiday shopping and one of their greatest challenges since courtroom proceedings began nearly three weeks ago: avoiding news or discussion of the case....Tags: Justice System, Colleges and Universities, Laws, Facebook, Satellite and Cable Service
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Gift cards to Dixon from 3rd developer alleged
Baltimore Sun reportersThe jury of nine women and three men selected for Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon's criminal theft trial will begin work Thursday morning, but first a judge will weigh new allegations involving another batch of gift cards said to have been donated by a...Tags: Justice System, CBS Corp., Prosecution, Facebook, Inner Harbor
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City mayoral candidates
Andrey Bundley Age: 46 Job: Intervention manager for the city's public school system, which means Bundley works with troubled schools. Background: One of the only candidates in the field who has previously run for mayor of Baltimore in the Democratic...Tags: Public Officials, Morgan State University, Condos and Houses, Political Fundraising, Local Elections
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