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People have wristbands to declare their affiliation and support of different groups or causes -- think "Livestrong", the yellow wristband campaign by cyclist Lance Armstrong that raises cancer awareness. But if you wear a new wristband designed by...Tags: Cancer
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Paul Schurick: Facing charges with buzz-cut, goateed style
Is it just me, or is Paul Schurick looking a lot cooler now that he's on the hot seat?
The longtime aide to former Governors Bob Ehrlich and William Donald Schaefer always came off as a buttoned-down bureaucrat to me. Until I saw him in April at...Tags: Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., William Donald Schaefer, Elections
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Author and cancer survivor Annette Abrams visits Havre de Grace Friday for book signing
When being treated for plasma cellleukemia, Charlotte "Charlie" Barker of Havre de Grace didn't have to go through it alone. During her time at National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, where Barker received a stem cell transplant in January 2008, she...Tags: Book, File Sharing, Hospitals and Clinics, Mark Davis, Hodgkins Disease
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Who are best, worst owners in the NFL?
Packers' many, Bengals Ron Fritz Baltimore Sun The best owners in the NFL? How about the 110,000 or so of the Green Bay Packers. The only publicly owned franchise, the Packers somehow find a way to keep that many shareholders happy and in agreement...Tags: Washington Redskins, New England Patriots, Los Angeles Times, Dallas Cowboys, Kraft Foods Group, Inc.
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NBC Thursday Comedies: It's The End Of The World As We Know It
While Pawnee and Scranton deal with the impending apocalypse, the study group at Greendale deals with their daddy issues and Whitney and friends try to mend a severed bromance.
"Community": Pierce’s latest entrepreneurial endeavor is “Pride...Tags: Squash, Parks and Recreation (tv program), Minority Groups, Television, The Office (tv program)
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Owings Mills cyclist pedals 200 miles for cancer charity
Buzz Levin jumped into cycling 21 years ago with both feet, and he's been pedaling ever since.
Levin of Owings Mills originally took up the sport so he could participate in the Pan-Massachusetts Challenge, a two-day, 200-mile race that raises money for...Tags: Cycling
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The death of Len Bias — lessons not learned
June 19th marked the 25th anniversary of the cocaine related death of University of Maryland basketball star Len Bias. It was a tragedy that sent shock waves throughout the sports world and the entire country. It turns out it was only the beginning of...Tags: St. Joseph Medical Center, Oscar De La Hoya, Epidemics and Plagues, College Basketball, Hospitals and Clinics
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Companies vie to hand Phelps money
Sun reporterIt was one of the first questions fans started asking after Michael Phelps achieved the improbable feat of winning eight gold medals in one Olympics: What will he be worth? Companies are already lining up to hand Phelps millions of dollars to associate...Tags: Michael Jordan, Bobby Fischer, Television, AT&T Corp., Dancing
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Billick era begins in Baltimore
Special to baltimoresun.comThe Ravens opened the 1999 season with renewed hope following the offseason hiring of head coach Brian Billick after a 6-10 finish the previous year under Ted Marchibroda. As Minnesota Vikings offensive coordinator, Billick put together one of the most...Tags: Michael Jordan, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Minnesota Vikings, Cris Carter, Olindo Mare
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Meissner's agenda: fun, clean program
Sun reporterKimmie Meissner must be channeling Nancy Kerrigan. Meissner, who skates her short program tonight in her first Olympic competition, says her goal is to "have fun, skate clean and not freak out." Kerrigan, 1994 silver medalist and 1992 bronze medalist,...Tags: Orlando Bloom, Eminem, Kristi Yamaguchi, Reese Witherspoon, Kelly Clarkson
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Ravens return to playoffs
Special to Baltimoresun.comJust one year after a salary purge that forced an entire roster overhaul, the Ravens defied critics by rebuilding the team and making the playoffs for the third time in four years. Once again, head coach Brian Billick and the Ravens couldn't get the...Tags: Drama (genre), Sexual Assault, Miami Marlins, Gray Davis, Jamal Lewis
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