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Rash of 'Twilight'-induced seizures prompts warning
Shaking, sweating and swooning are par for the course among the passionate young fans of the "Twilight" series. But reports that a scene in "Breaking Dawn" has been sparking seizures in theaters nationwide has epilepsy experts on the alert and parents...Tags: Kanye West, Movies, Television Industry, Summit, Hospitals and Clinics
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Teen gets five years for attack on transgender woman at McDonald's
After a teenage girl was sentenced Tuesday to five years in prison for beating a transgender woman at a McDonald's in Rosedale, some advocates for transgender people called the sentence too lenient.
"The whole incident is unfortunate and demonstrates the...Tags: Chrissy Polis, Judges, Trials, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder , Martin O'Malley
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Education part of mother's plan to cope with daughter's rare childhood disorder
When Emma-Leigh Savage was born four years ago next month, she weighed two pounds and seven ounces.
She wasn't breathing when she was born at the University of Maryland Medical Center and needed to be resuscitated.
No one expected her to live more...Tags: Genes and Chromosomes, Hospitals and Clinics, Medical Research, University of Maryland Medical Center, Community College of Baltimore County
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'American Idol': Top 12 perform
Reality CheckThe Top 12 finally hit the stage for the American Idol finals. Their task tonight is to take on the songs of the Rolling Stones.Kids ... DO NOT MESS THIS UP.Michael Lynche is up first. Tonight's intro segments go back......Tags: Fires, Family, Television, Simon Cowell, Casey James
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Gluten-free trend hits home at Woodberry Kitchen
Dining@LargeMany restaurants have gluten-free menu items these days, but Woodberry Kitchen has an exceptionally good reason for catering to the gluten-free crowd: the chef's wife has Celiac Disease.Amy Gjerde, who co-owns Woodberry with husband Spike, had trained...Tags: Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, Illnesses
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Recalling our favorite sports memories of 2009
Baltimore Sun reporterWhy do we love watching sports? And what did we love the most in 2009? Those are two questions each of us would answer differently. But the answer to the second question helps explain the answer to the first. We love watching sports because they are a...Tags: Matt Jordan, Boston Red Sox, Basketball, Lacrosse, Michael Oher
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Harriet Tubman
Harriet Tubman 1820-1913 For her freedom was like heaven Harriet Tubman, born a slave on a plantation in Dorchester County, was 29 years old when she seized the opportunity to escape to freedom in the north. The year was 1849 and as she stood on a...Tags: Defense, Harriet Tubman, Plastic Surgeons, Cambridge (Dorchester, Maryland), U.S. Army
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Ground rent reform plan set
sun reportersLawmakers will join Gov. Martin O'Malley today to unveil a ground rent reform package that would make sweeping changes to the arcane system by preventing home seizures, tightening notification requirements and expanding homeowners' options for buying...Tags: Sheila Dixon, Personal Income, Family, Martin O'Malley, Homes
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Part 1 of 3: On shaky ground
Sun ReportersBaltimore's arcane system of ground rents, widely viewed as a harmless vestige of colonial law, is increasingly being used by some investors to seize homes or extract large fees from people who often are ignorant of the loosely regulated process, an...Tags: Office and Retail Spaces, Family, Property, Trials, Patterson Park
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Injured MP sues Pentagon over Guantanamo beating
Los Angeles TimesA U.S. military policeman who was beaten by fellow MPs during a botched training drill at the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, prison for detainees has sued the Pentagon for $15 million, alleging that the incident violated his constitutional rights. Spec. Sean D....Tags: Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp, Constitutional Issues, Trials, Wars and Interventions, Los Angeles Times
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Regulation of staff at homes is lacking
Sun StaffGroup homes for children can employ almost anyone -- even convicted criminals. Children of Life employed two key figures in one of the nation's largest drug paraphernalia rings. The women cooked and cared for youths at group homes in Harford County...Tags: Social Security, Employment, Family, Children, Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Learning how to say goodbye
Sun StaffNo one knew why the boy started shimmying, going for the corners of his hospital bed. R.J. Voigt was suddenly restless, agitated. The 12-year-old kept calling out for his mom. But he didn't seem to know what he wanted. She kept asking the doctors, "Is...Tags: Movies, Family, Children, Weather Reports, Forehead
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