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Faster than light? Research will benefit America in ways we can't foresee
The news from the European Institute for Particle Physics is that Albert Einstein may have been wrong ("Faster than light", Sept. 23). The speed of light may not be insurmountable, and everything we think we know about the universe may be wrong. Of...Tags: Large Hadron Collider Experiments, Space Programs, Albert Einstein
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James "Jimmie" Judd
Baltimore Sun reporterJames "Jimmie" Judd, a well-known antiques dealer recalled for his elaborate homes and discerning eye for art, died of prostate cancer Thursday at his Inner Harbor home. He was 82. Born in Baltimore and raised on East North Avenue at Collington Avenue,...Tags: Pratt Street, Metal and Mineral, Entertainment Events, Hobbies, Prostate Cancer
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Concert news: Kid Rock, Oxes, Goo Goo Dolls, Ami Dang, Drake, and more
The Baltimore SunHere are your concert news for the week, including upcoming shows by Kid Rock, the Goo Goo Dolls, Drake, Ami Dang, Aimee Mann, and Lyle Lovett. Kid Rock, who played Jiffy Lube Live in August with Sheryl Crow, announced Monday he's going on a tour of mid-...Tags: Goo Goo Dolls (music group), Sheryl Crow, Entertainment Events, Kid Rock, Aimee Mann
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Reich: European debt crisis proves Wall Street has learned nothing
It's impossible to know whether Occupy Wall Street will coalesce into a political movement, but there's little question Wall Street is still up to its old tricks.
Right now the Street is dedicating all its lobbying power to water down regulations...Tags: France, Finance, American International Group, Portugal, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.
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Just a thought
Columbus Day came and went this week with little fanfare. Some folks were off for a Monday holiday; others had to work. It wasn't the focal point of a lot of celebration, pomp or public pageantry, though in some communities and in some places it is a...Tags: Holidays, Columbus Day
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U2 tax compliance: the view from Ireland
U2 appear unable to grasp the core of the issue regarding their tax status in Ireland ("The Edge: U2, Bono have not evaded taxes," July 13) . Nobody on this island doubts that they are fully in compliance with Irish or European law, or that they have...Tags: Bono, U2 (music group), Chicago Hotels, Republic of Ireland
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Some investors still on sidelines
After a brutal third quarter in which the United States saw an unprecedented downgrade of its credit, many weary investors are staying on the sidelines.
Despite encouraging signs about new unemployment claims in recent days, uncertainty remains as the...Tags: T. Rowe Price, Finance, Personal Finance, Anxiety, Annapolis
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BMA's 'Interior Worlds' highlights Baltimore buildings
Move over, Louvre. Show some respect, Basel's Bibliothek.
A new exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art makes the case that two iconic Baltimore buildings can take their place in the first rank of the world's architectural gems. And that's not just the...Tags: Libraries, The Wire (tv program), HBO (tv network), Walters Art Museum, Baltimore Museum of Art
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You don't need to occupy Wall Street to know it's out of control
This week, President Obama travels to Wall Street, where he'll demand -- in light of the Street's continuing antics since the bailout, as well as its role in watering down the Volcker rule -- that the Glass-Steagall Act be resurrected and big banks be...Tags: Banking, Finance, Democratic Party, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
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You'd have to be out of your gourd to miss these beauties
The roadside produce stand was fully stocked with fall-season goodies, and although there were plenty of items to chose from, I was preoccupied with purchasing gourds to use as centerpiece components. While I was looking over the gourds, though, a curious...Tags: Fiction, Native Americans, Minority Groups
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What happens to Maryland if the U.S. defaults?
Earlier this week, Moody's credit rating agency announced it is reviewing the credit of Maryland and four other AAA rated states in light of the debate in Washington about the possible default of U.S. government debt — even though Maryland pays...Tags: Turkey, Romania, Ratings, Tea Party Movement, Christopher Van Hollen Jr.
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Austerity measures squeeze Greece too hard
The Greek parliament approved a $113 billion austerity package that had been demanded by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund as a condition for receiving a $17 billion installment of the $160 billion "bailout" package negotiated last...Tags: Unemployment Benefits, Parliament, Finance, Debt Market, Elections
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