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Ravens super-fan Captain Dee-Fense a goodwill ambassador for the team
It's a sunny weekday afternoon when Captain Dee-Fense strolls into Beefalo Bob's, the pit beef joint in Curtis Bay, turning heads the way he often does. He's a big man, for one thing: 6 feet 4 and 235 pounds, with a build that suggests he's tossed around...
Tags: Art Modell, Inner Harbor, Ray Lewis, Baltimore Ravens, Memorial Stadium
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It's not about the bike, it's about cancer
Oh, Lance. How could you? Thursday’s announcement was stunning. Seven-time winner of the Tour de France, testicular cancer survivor, Livestrong founder, cancer fundraiser, our hero, our real-life Superman — and you’re giving up without...
Tags: Charity, Tour de France, University of Maryland, College Park, Cycling, Testosterone
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'Snow Cone Maker' app sugarcoats thankless job
By Dave Gilmore"SnowConeMaker" by Tiny Toys Inc., is in the top 30 of free gaming apps on the Apple store, which is not surprising since half of the country is experiencing oven-like conditions this summer. Snow cones (or "snow balls," or "shaved ice" depending on your...Tags: Frostbite, Diabetes
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Dark Knight Rises movie reviews
The long-awaited “The Dark Knight Rises” -- the latest big-screen treatment of DC Comics' Batman -- will hit screens this week, and the early movie reviews are looking good. The movie builds on the 2008 hit "The Dark Knight," and maintains its...
Tags: Batman (fictional character), Movies, The Dark Knight Rises (movie), IMAX, Heath Ledger
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Baltimore gets $40 million federal grant to replace aging bus yard
Ray LaHood was 20 minutes late for his date Monday afternoon with the neighbors who live around the crumbling Kirk Avenue bus maintenance yard in East Baltimore.
But the U.S. transportation secretary came with a gift that brought smiles and cheers: a $40...Tags: Transportation, Cherry Hill, Physical Conditions, Maryland Transit Administration, Cherry Hill (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Development of Manny Machado continues, while pressure intensifies
The problem with talent like Manny Machado's is it's hard to accept that it can sometimes fail. And baseball is a game of failure. Machado, recently ranked the ninth-best prospect in the minors by Baseball America, represented the Orioles on Sunday...
Tags: Ottawa Senators, Baltimore Orioles, Matt Wieters, Minor League Baseball, Major League Baseball
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Did Terrence Cody lose too much weight last summer?
Ravens nose tackle Terrence Cody showed good progress in his second NFL season, starting every game for the Ravens and upping his tackle total to 34 after making 13 in 2010, his rookie season. But Cody, who is entering his second year as a starter,...
Tags: Football, Terrence Cody, Haloti Ngata, Weight, Baltimore Ravens
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Camden Yards Batman was nearly 'Ellen man'
The Baltimore SunThe choice was not between Batman and Superman. It wasn't even between the Caped Crusader and an X-person. No, it wasn't a superhero-superhero fight. Bruce Wayne's alterego just barely beat out a daytime TV talkshow host. It was either Batman undies...Tags: Halloween, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Ellen DeGeneres, Talk Shows (genre)
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A Super Economy (for some)
A political campaign is about the worst time to have a discussion about economic realities. The party that is out will speak of nothing but looming disaster, while the party that is in will be singing nothing but "Happy Days Are Here Again." And, since...
Tags: Mining, Entertainment Events, Employment Opportunities, David Horsey, Google Inc.
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These banned words are ...
Warning: This column contains language some readers may find unsuitable for children. Parental guidance is suggested. No, seriously, you have been warned. This is your last chance. Turn back now. Still here? OK, fine. Don't say you weren't told. Here'...
Tags: Academic Progress, Halloween, School Examinations, Pepperoni
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'Crooked Arrows,' the first lacrosse film, took a winding path
When it comes to lacrosse, all roads lead to Baltimore: That's key to the history of "Crooked Arrows," the first mainstream feature about the sport. It involves a stream of small investors and one genuine big-screen superhero — Brandon Routh, star...
Tags: High School Sports, Los Angeles International Airport, Celebrities, Entertainment Events, Priest (movie)
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For Frankie's sake, Lutherville family rallies for autism awareness
When Lutherville resident Peter Waldron says that the annual ROAR for Autism fundraiser, set for Sunday, April 29, at Oregon Ridge, is much more than a bike ride, he's speaking from experience. "It's an annual celebration for us to get together with...
Tags: The Muppets (movie), Apple iPad, Vice (movie), Festive Events, Rain Man (movie)
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