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    May 13, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  1. Public tour French Navy schooners docked in Annapolis

    They departed the northwest coast of France two months ago — 26 crew members each aboard two historic French Navy schooners headed to North America.
    They departed the northwest coast of France two months ago — 26 crew members each aboard two historic French Navy schooners headed to North America. With relatively calm seas, a chef well-versed in French cuisine and plenty of technological updates...

    Tags: Cruises, United States Naval Academy, Kandahar Massacre (2012), Star Sailing, Tourism and Leisure

    2. Oct 30, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  2. Libyan oil: To the victor go the spoils, but not when you 'lead from behind'

    Because it's the U.S. Army's Energy Awareness Month, it may be a good time to remind President Obama of oil's importance to economic security and the role that wartime leadership and image play in getting your hands on it post-victory. He can't just quietly outsource and downplay war because it's icky, then call dibs on victory, as he has just done with Libya. Something has to give.
    Because it's the U.S. Army's Energy Awareness Month, it may be a good time to remind President Obama of oil's importance to economic security and the role that wartime leadership and image play in getting your hands on it post-victory. He can't just...

    Tags: Muammar Gaddafi, Management Change, Vladimir Putin, U.S. Army, Russia

    3. May 17, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. Rachel Marsden on Waiting for a European Santa Claus

    While your co-workers hover around the water cooler debating whether it matters if Mitt Romney bullied some kid in his youth, a formerly First World nation called Greece is teetering on the brink of bankruptcy. Why, you might ask, should Middle America pry its overworked eyes away from Jennifer Lopez gyrating around in a bodysuit on "American Idol" long enough to bother caring?
    While your co-workers hover around the water cooler debating whether it matters if Mitt Romney bullied some kid in his youth, a formerly First World nation called Greece is teetering on the brink of bankruptcy. Why, you might ask, should Middle America...

    Tags: Fox News Channel (tv network), American Idol (tv program), Mitt Romney, Francois Hollande, China

    4. May 10, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  4. Rachel Marsden: Why France elected a Socialist president

    Francehas elected only the second Socialist president in its history -- the first being Francois Mitterrand, who spent 14 years in the driver's seat back when French presidential terms lasted seven years rather than five, and who made a hard-right turn away from economic socialism and toward spending cuts after his first two years in office. The best France can hope for now is that the newly elected Francois Hollande takes a similar plunge into a pothole of pragmatism and douses any budding socialist ideas.
    Francehas elected only the second Socialist president in its history -- the first being Francois Mitterrand, who spent 14 years in the driver's seat back when French presidential terms lasted seven years rather than five, and who made a hard-right turn...

    Tags: Fox News Channel (tv network), Chicago Tribune Columnists, Nicolas Sarkozy, Political Systems, Rachel Marsden

    5. Apr 26, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  5. The truth about France's 'far-right' electoral surge

    Are the French getting their Tea Party on? That's what an outsider looking at the country's first-round presidential voting results might have been led to believe. But, as with many things French, the reality is <em>tr&egrave;s compliqu&eacute;e</em>.
    Are the French getting their Tea Party on? That's what an outsider looking at the country's first-round presidential voting results might have been led to believe. But, as with many things French, the reality is très compliquée. The weekend vote...

    Tags: Fox News Channel (tv network), Milton Friedman, National Government, Norway, Tea Party Movement

    6. Apr 19, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  6. The 'Pretty Woman' strategy for political victory

    There's a scene in the movie "Pretty Woman" where the kindhearted hooker played by Julia Roberts asks her client, portrayed by Richard Gere: "Who do you want me to be?" Regardless of who she might really be, she realizes that it's far less attractive than a tabula rasa onto which her client can project his own desires, and around which she can then build a tailor-made, palatable persona. It's essentially the same principle that dating-and-mating books recommend adopting when suggesting that women retain an air of mystery at the outset of a relationship and be the first to hang up in phone conversations with a man. The idea underpinning these contortions is that whoever you truly are is less attractive than whatever someone can project onto you, so you should let them continue to dream about who and what you might be for as long as possible so you can rope them in.
    There's a scene in the movie "Pretty Woman" where the kindhearted hooker played by Julia Roberts asks her client, portrayed by Richard Gere: "Who do you want me to be?" Regardless of who she might really be, she realizes that it's far less attractive than...

    Tags: Ronald Reagan, Nicolas Sarkozy, Political Systems, George W. Bush, NATO

    7. Mar 29, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  7. Terrorist hijacks French elections

    In France, an Islamic terrorist has likely hijacked the agenda for the remainder of the French presidential race. That terrorist is 23-year-old Mohammed Merah, a Franco-Algerian from Toulouse who was fatally riddled with bullets by French forces last week after a 30-hour standoff and took the television remotes of an entire nation with him.
    In France, an Islamic terrorist has likely hijacked the agenda for the remainder of the French presidential race. That terrorist is 23-year-old Mohammed Merah, a Franco-Algerian from Toulouse who was fatally riddled with bullets by French forces last week...

    Tags: Fox News Channel (tv network), Prisons, Nicolas Sarkozy, Religious Conflicts, Judaism

    8. May 2, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. Robert B. Reich: Why Europe's double dip could lead to one here

    Europe is in recession. Portugal, Italy and Greece are basket cases. The British and Spanish economies have contracted for the last two quarters. It seems highly likely that France and Germany are in a double dip as well.
    Europe is in recession. Portugal, Italy and Greece are basket cases. The British and Spanish economies have contracted for the last two quarters. It seems highly likely that France and Germany are in a double dip as well. Why should we care? Because a...

    Tags: Robert B. Reich, United Kingdom, Angela Merkel, Mark Rutte, Government

    9. May 8, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  9. Europe's lesson for the GOP

    The economic and political tumult in Europe has continued this week with anti-incumbent votes in France and Greece as well as signs of disaffection in Italy, Great Britain and Germany. The electorate is angry, and the election results have raised renewed concerns about whether Europe's most debt-burdened countries will stick with their quest toward fiscal discipline.
    The economic and political tumult in Europe has continued this week with anti-incumbent votes in France and Greece as well as signs of disaffection in Italy, Great Britain and Germany. The electorate is angry, and the election results have raised...

    Tags: U.S. Senate, Republican Party, European Union, Democratic Party, White House

    10. May 14, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  10. Genevieve O'Neill Williams, homemaker

    Genevieve O'Neill Williams, a homemaker who enjoyed singing with her family, died of complications from Alzheimer's disease May 2 at her Towson home. She was 88.
    Genevieve O'Neill Williams, a homemaker who enjoyed singing with her family, died of complications from Alzheimer's disease May 2 at her Towson home. She was 88. Born Genevieve O'Neill in Baltimore, she was the daughter of pulmonary specialist Dr. John...

    Tags: Alzheimer's Disease, Hunt Valley, Towson University, Colleges and Universities

    11. Jun 7, 2012 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  11. North Harford seniors celebrate 2012 graduation

    Wednesday night started with laughs at North Harford High School's Class of 2012 graduation, with remarks about the impending apocalypse predicted for the end of this year.
    Wednesday night started with laughs at North Harford High School's Class of 2012 graduation, with remarks about the impending apocalypse predicted for the end of this year. Class President Shelby Morris kicked off the evening, joking about there being no...

    Tags: Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Baltimore County, Harford County, High Schools, Schools

    12. Apr 9, 2012 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  12. Clarksville: Trip to France has different meanings for Howard Community College student and World War II veteran

    Daniel Woo, son of Wayside Drive neighbors Donna and Richard Woo, is enjoying the rare privilege of traveling in Normandy, France with his Word War II history class at Howard Community College accompanied by 90-year old veteran Don Casey. It is there that...

    Tags: Dave Foley, Teaching and Learning, Students, Music, American Heart Association

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