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The knight in state's budget game
Sun StaffOne in a series of occasional articles. If you imagine the battle over the Maryland budget as a game of chess, you'd have seen a knight charge this town last week, his sword aimed low. Since Republican Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. unveiled his budget,...Tags: State Budgets, Casino and Gambling Industry, Casino and Gambling, Colleges and Universities, Annapolis
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Just another manic Monday night
These Monday nighters are killing me. Two weeks ago I go into the final game of the week with a lead and lose on Terrell Owens' touchdown catch that wasn't a catch. Last week I go in with a lead and barely hang on to win when Clinton Portis gets dragged...Tags: National Football League, Michael Vick, Randy Moss, Warrick Dunn, Tiki Barber
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Postseason pause for a midseason report
There's fantasy football chatter coming up, I promise. But I've got baseball on the brain. Boston baseball, to be exact. I'm not a real Red Sox fan; never have been, never will be. For one, I snicker when I see the Buckner clip. And I never liked Jim...Tags: Buffalo Bills, Michael Vick, National Football League, Warrick Dunn, Randy Moss
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Confused and amused by wild Week 5
You know it's going to be a strange week when your first-round pick (Clinton Portis? Ahman Green?) gets one-upped by a guy named Artose or Mewelde. That's how it went last weekend, when on-field results flew in the face of rational predictions and made...Tags: Tim Rattay, Michael Vick, Television, National Football League, Randy Moss
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The good, bad and ugly
It was a fine week for bad football. I should know I watched a lot of it. Thank you, fantasy football, for making me care about two games that under normal circumstances wouldn't warrant more than a channel-clicking interest. It started with the...Tags: Moe Williams, David Garrard, National Football League, Ahman Green, Tiki Barber
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Tracking down Iraq's arms
Are you smart enough to operate a high-tech laser but willing to do the work of a warehouse stock boy? Able to spot a buried Scud hidden in a grainy satellite shot? Unfazed by whizzing bullets or wilting 120-degree desert heat? If so, then you have what...Tags: Weaponry, Nuclear Policy, Photography, Defense, Argonne National Laboratory
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Pondering the postseason possibilities
Say so long to Martin Gramatica, Tom Brokaw, that amazing Jeopardy guy, Ken Jennings, and the turkey-induced Thanksgiving semi-coma. Bring on Julius Jones, endless reruns of 'A Christmas Story,' intolerably long lines at the Best Buy and, well, the...Tags: Buffalo Bills, National Football League, Tyrone Wheatley, Jeff Garcia, Willis McGahee
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U.S. abuse undermines treaties
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - As images of American soldiers abusing Iraqi prisoners spread to television sets around the globe, human rights organizations are increasingly concerned that a century of building steady support for international treaties banning torture...Tags: International Law, Wars and Interventions, Defense, Treaties, Civil Rights
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It's amazing what questions you get when you just ask
Sometimes, as I'm kicking back and watching the 'The Amazing Race,' I can't help but think: Wow, this really is an amazing race. And not amazing in the sense that 'Amazing Animal Videos' is amazing, either. It's a cat watching television. Got it. But...Tags: Aaron Brooks, National Football League, Michael Vick, Tiki Barber, Stephen Davis
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Fantasy owners return to 'fanland' after playoff exit
For those who made an early exit from the fantasy football playoffs, Sunday's schedule played like a visit from the Ghost of Football Past. Chargers at Browns. Bah! Seahawks at Jets. Humbug! Is this what Sundays were like before fantasy football? Pretty...Tags: Buffalo Bills, Michael Vick, Warrick Dunn, Randy Moss, Jason Elam
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Even without slots, gambling is fair game at the state fair
IN THE MORNING, Millie Slechta said no for the third time. No, no, and no again. The people in charge at Aberdeen Middle School called her on the telephone, and they asked if she would please come in to teach English and science, but Millie said she had...Tags: Casino and Gambling, Casino and Gambling Industry, Health and Safety at School, Maryland State Fair, Lotteries
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What do we know about the Kobe case?
WASHINGTON - We should not jump to conclusions about the Kobe Bryant case. There's a lot we do not know about what went on in a Colorado hotel room between the Los Angeles Lakers star and the unidentified 19-year-old woman who has accused him of sexual...Tags: Justice System, Rape, Sexual Assault, Trials, Kobe Bryant
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