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Where does Mike Flanagan rank among Orioles pitching greats?
Wednesday was a sad day in Birdland as Mike Flanagan, who wore many hats in the Orioles organization for four decades, was found dead at his Baltimore County home. The 1979 Cy Young Award winner was 59.
During Wednesday night’s Orioles game, I...Tags: Jim Palmer, Cy Young Award, Social Media, Mike Mussina, Mike Flanagan
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Law says schools can't teach religion as science, even in Texas
Guest columnistTexas Gov. Rick Perry needs to get home more often. On Aug. 11, just days before Perry told a boy in New Hampshire that “in Texas we teach both creationism and evolution,” the Texas Education Agency sent a memorandum to the state board of...Tags: Science, Public Schools, Education, Washington, DC, Rick Perry
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Santorum confident in White House bid
Daily American Staff WriterFormer U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum said during a presidential campaign stop Wednesday in Johnstown that he has momentum and will do well in the Iowa caucuses. Santorum said he spent $1 for every $10 his opponents spent and was within a few hundred votes of...Tags: New York, Ron Paul, Politics, Iowa, Regional Authority
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Orioles battered by Blue Jays, flustered by Alvarez in 13-0 loss
Give Toronto Blue Jays rookie Henderson Alvarez some credit for not discriminating by level.
He has now beaten easily the Orioles and the Bowie Baysox in the same month, though, to be honest, he did have a little more trouble taming the Orioles' Double-A...Tags: Edwin Encarnacion, Brad Bergesen, Jo-Jo Reyes, Buck Showalter, Chicago White Sox
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Who knows how to fix the U.S. economy?
With a national debt of more than $14.8 trillion that is increasing by a trillion and a half per year, each one of the nation’s official residents of more than 300 million is on the hook for some $49,000. The debt burden for individual taxpayers...Tags: Economic Policy, Phil Gramm, Federal Reserve, Health, Financial and Business Services
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Retraining will put America back to work
"When I grow up, I want to be a supply chain analyst."
You don't hear these words too often — but I'm hoping that changes fast. When I was a child, my siblings and I would sit around the kitchen table and tell our parents about the jobs we might...Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Hospitals and Clinics, Unemployment, Health, Career and Workplace
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SEC rules could hurt Rick Perry's fundraising
Nearly two weeks after announcing his presidential bid, Texas Gov. Rick Perry has displayed Texas-size ambition and signs of early success in raising the large sums necessary for a national campaign. But unlike other candidates, Perry may not have ready...Tags: Human Interest, Lawyers, Justice System, Federal Reserve, Political Fundraising
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A survivor, Graziano draws mixed reviews after nearly 11 years as housing chief
Paul T. Graziano looked for all the world like a short-timer. Just weeks into his new job as Baltimore's housing commissioner, he was arrested at a Fells Point bar after a drunken tirade laced with anti-gay slurs.
That was more than 10 years ago. He's...Tags: New York, Human Interest, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Chicago Housing Authority, Minority Groups
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With herbs, fresh is always best
When Travis Brust, executive chef at the Williamsburg Inn, works in the kitchen, you can bet he has a bunch of herbs in his hand — whether he's fixing for 10 at home or 100 at the grand hotel.
"At the Inn, herbs are important to us because of...Tags: Human Interest, Salt, Cheddar Cheese, Breads, Thyme
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10 things you might not know about the Founding Fathers (and Mothers)
The people who founded this nation aren't moldy mannequins in history's closet — they're inspirational figures for modern America as we celebrate the Fourth of July holiday. Former Gov. Rod Blagojevich recently said he had a "man crush" on Alexander...Tags: New York, Human Interest, Francis Hopkinson, Wars and Interventions, Washington (Litchfield, Connecticut)
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Celina Cass: 11-year-old's Death Rule a Homicide
KTLA NewsSTEWARTSTOWN, N.H. -- New Hampshire authorities have ruled that the death of an 11-year-old girl, whose body was discovered in a river near her home a week after her disappearance, was a homicide. Senior Assistant Attorney General Jane E. Young said in a...Tags: Connecticut River, Lawyers, Behavioral Conditions, Justice System, Hospitals and Clinics
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