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Feeding the blogger
Dining@LargeThey say you shouldn't bite the hand that feeds you. I'll just bite the hand that wants to feed me but should know better. While I'm a blogger these days, I'm a blogger for a newspaper, which means I still......Tags: Phillips Seafood, Preakness Stakes, Belvedere Square, Mass Media, Breads
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Food politics at the office
Dining@LargeBack when Sheila Dixon was still mayor and the Twitter feed FakeSheilaDixon was on a roll, there was a particularly amusing post that touched on a topic hotter than a pair of ill-gotten Jimmy Choos: office food politics. "Someone should......Tags: Regional Authority, Twitter, Inc.
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brique opens for lunch -- or -- Brique opens for lunch
Dining@LargeHere's a grammar question for the ever-erudite Sandbox: If a proper noun begins with a lower-case letter -- eBay, for example -- do you capitalize it when it starts a sentence? Is it: "eBay announced the sale of Sheila Dixon's......Tags: eBay Inc., Restaurants, Dining and Drinking
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Top Ten restaurant gift certificates to slip into City Hall in blank envelopes
Dining@LargeI wear a couple of hats here at The Sun these days. I write a weekly column about politicians and other local oddities. And, for the time being, I write this blog. When I started on the blog last week,......Tags: Chuck E. Cheese (fictional animal), Regional Authority, Annapolis, Foods and Beverages, William Donald Schaefer
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Zeke's Coffee opens cafe
Dining@LargeZeke's coffee, the Lauraville coffee roaster, has branched out into the cafe business.Zeke's opened its cafe Friday at 4607 Harford Road, just 0.2 miles north of its production facility on Montebello Terrace. Zeke's continues to roast its coffee at the......Tags: John Waters, Facebook, Duff Goldman
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Spring in my step
Dining@LargeI just went out for a run and while the temperature was well shy of the balmy lower 50s we've been promised for today, I came across a sure sign of spring: purple crocuses blooming in a neighbor's front lawn.A......Tags: Tony Bennett
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Sheepish about pizza
Dining@LargeBless me, father, for I have sinned. It's a Friday in Lent and I just ate meat.I didn't mean to do it. I packed a vegetarian lunch -- a veggie quinoa dish I'd made for a food section story on......Tags: eBay Inc., Lent, Photography, Holidays, Sausages
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RoCK savors North Avenue
Dining@LargeRobert of Cross Keys sheds his preconceptions about North Avenue in this week's Free Market Friday post. Full disclosure: When RoCK ate at Joe Squared, I was not present. And I didn't put him up to the Sheila Dixon reference......Tags: Pizzas, Foods and Beverages, Salads, Alcoholic Beverages, Shrimp
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Sheila Dixon — making women look bad all over again
Sheila, Sheila, Sheila ... Girlfriend? You are making us look bad. Ms. Dixon, who resigned as mayor of Baltimore in a plea deal that required her to make $45,000 in donations to charity, is behind — way behind — in her payments, and she's in...
Tags: Charity, Local Elections
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Controversy, too, is harvest of White House garden
It was while she was serving dinner to her kids in 2008 and their dad was out campaigning for president, that Michelle Obama hatched a modest daydream: a vegetable garden on the White House grounds.
She'd recently had a conversation with her children's...Tags: Gardens and Parks, Michelle Obama, Salt, Healthy Diet, Family
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Baltimore deserves better, needs better
So, here in the grand city of Baltimore, Mayor Sheila Dixon, who embezzled gift cards intended for poor children, gets to stay in office for who-knows-how-long - as if nothing has happened - while a city cop who took part in that goofy mock raid/...Tags: Regional Authority, Trials, Justice System, Drugs and Medicines, Government
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Mayor's defense hopes silence is golden
When he instructs the jurors in the Dixon theft case, Circuit Judge Dennis M. Sweeney will tell them not to infer anything from the defendant's silence during trial - and they certainly should not interpret it as a sign of guilt. The judge will do this,...Tags: Judges, Regional Authority, Football, Defendants, Trials
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