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¿De Compras? Si le pica, vaya al pulguero
La recesión continúa cambiando los hábitos de los consumidores.
Muchas personas que acudían a centros comerciales a la hora de hacer las compras, ahora van a tiendas de descuento o "outlets", y otros van a los pulgueros o mercados de pulgas, que venden...Tags: Interstate 4, Florida Mall, Orange Blossom Trail, National or Ethnic Minorities, Minority Groups
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One love: Marley brothers Julian, Stephen and Damian perform together in Miami this Sunday
City Link Metromix.comSunday 22: Julian Marley featuring Stephen and Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley Any Bob Marley fan should not underestimate the legacy he's left behind with his musically gifted sons. While Julian, Stephen and Damian Marley earlier this year did impromptu... -
An unlikely bond: one a lawyer, the other a killer
Minutes before convicted Washington-area sniper John Allen Muhammad was executed Tuesday night in Virginia, he said goodbye to a Baltimore lawyer who had become a trusted confidant.
"I love you, brother," Muhammad said, according to the attorney, J....Tags: Murder, U.S. Supreme Court, Manassas (Manassas, Virginia), Fairfax County, Lawyers
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What Bob Marley song was covered by Eric Clapton, and became a number one hit? a) Redemption Song b) I Shot the Sheriff c) No Woman No Cry
WGN NewsANSWER: b) I Shot the SheriffTags: Eric Clapton, WGN
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La "loba" de Shakira prepara su llegada a EEUU y anticipa nuevo sencillo
Antonio Martín Guirado Los Ángeles, 16 nov (EFE).- El tercer disco en inglés de la colombiana Shakira, "She Wolf", llega a EEUU el próximo lunes precedido de un nuevo sencillo, "Give It Up To Me", con el que espera reeditar el éxito de aquel "Hips Don't...Tags: Whole Foods Market, Wyclef Jean, Disco (genre), National or Ethnic Minorities, Shakira
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Lawyer won trust of D.C. sniper
Tribune Newspapers-- Minutes before convicted Washington-area sniper John Allen Muhammad was executed, he said goodbye to a Baltimore lawyer who had become a trusted confidant. "I love you, brother," Muhammad said, according to the attorney, J. Wyndal Gordon, and Gordon...Tags: Tupac Shakur, Murder, U.S. Supreme Court, Manassas (Manassas, Virginia), Lawyers
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Got an itch for antiques?
Baltimore Sun reporterNo disrespect to the hundreds of church halls, elementary schools and local civic clubs that hold flea markets every year, but the people behind the Big Flea, a huge antiques and collectibles show coming to the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium for...Tags: Collectibles, Defense, Timonium, Veterans Affairs, Sales
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Reggae-In-Fusion' Heavy On Hartford
There's more to reggae than the old-school sound of Bob Marley or the newer dancehall-fusion style of quasi-rappers like Sean Paul. In fact, reggae can be a template for pop, R&B, rap and even gospel. For proof, look no further than "Reggae-in-Fusion...Tags: Tim McGraw, Radio Industry, Rascal Flatts, Reggae (genre)
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Colbie Caillat proves that she is the entire package
Sentinel Staff WriterSometimes, as a reviewer, you must eat crow. And Colbie Caillat served it on a shiny, silver platter on Tuesday night at the House of Blues. Some 10 months after being criticized for a sub-par performance at the same venue, Caillat delivered an...Tags: House of Blues Orlando
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Medical Marijuana Explosion Creates Booming Review Business
Associated Press WriterDENVER (AP) — The store has a television lounge and a pool table, and snacks and acupuncture are free for customers who drop up to $130 an ounce on 16 varieties of marijuana. But a reviewer of the business warns the decor looks a little cliche, what...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Drugs and Medicines, Photography, Lawyers, Medical Marijuana Therapy
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Michael Jackson's second career really takes off this week
Like Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Marley, Kurt Cobain and Tupac Shakur, Michael Jackson is just beginning his career as Pop Star Who Will Never Really Die. His movie "This Is It," based on rehearsal footage for the tour he was supposed to begin in...Tags: Sony Corp., Tupac Shakur, Michael Jackson, Television Industry, Music Industry
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Making a comeback
NewsdayLike Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Marley, Kurt Cobain and Tupac Shakur, Michael Jackson is just beginning his career as Pop Star Who Will Never Really Die. His movie This Is It, based on rehearsal footage for the tour he was supposed to begin in...Tags: Tupac Shakur, Sony Corp., Kurt Cobain, Michael Jackson, Jimi Hendrix
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