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O's send utility player Flaherty to Minors
The Orioles optioned infielder Ryan Flaherty to Triple-A Norfolk following Saturday's 10-6 loss, and the club will announce a corresponding roster move prior to Sunday's game.

Hamstring strain sends Reimold to disabled list
The Orioles placed outfielder Nolan Reimold on the 15-day disabled list with a right hamstring strain prior to Saturday's game. The 29-year-old, who hasn't played in a week, will now be sidelined for at least another nine days.

Tillman gets his chance to right the ship in finale
Matt Moore takes his undefeated record into the finale at Camden Yards, as the Rays aim for a sweep against the O's most consistent starter, Chris Tillman.

Arrieta recalled from Triple-A to aid overworked bullpen
Orioles right-hander Jake Arrieta was recalled prior to Saturday's game, where he will be used -- at least initially -- as an extra bullpen arm who can go multiple innings and help spell an overworked relief corps.

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Back-to-back homers from Adam Jones and Chris Davis in a four-run first weren't enough, as Jim Johnson blew his second straight save in the O's 10-6 loss to the Rays on Saturday.

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Port observes Maritime Day, holds inaugural Career Expo
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Although it leads the East Coast in several categories of shipping activity, the port of Baltimore often seems to be hiding in plain sight.
    




Two boys shot in Southwest Baltimore
One shot in head; other shot in leg and wounded in face

Two young men were shot early Saturday in the Washington Village/Pigtown neighborhood of Southwest Baltimore, police said.
    


Student stabbed in UMBC residence hall
Victim and suspect knew each other, police said

A University of Maryland, Baltimore County student was stabbed early Saturday in a residence hall on campus, police said.
    



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3/12/2013

Filed under: — Brujo @ 11:24 am

CITED FOR NOT SPEEDING?
Brujo Blanco

Check out the link in this rant. This involves a woman who was doing 63 in a 65 on I95 in Maryland. She was cited for failure to go to the right. This is interesting because according to the Maryland State Police she should have been going faster than the posted limit apparently because she was holding up traffic. The wind at the time was going at 40 mph. She said she had actually slowed down because of the wind.

I really have a problem with this. If this woman loses this case will it establish a precedent for traffic enforcement. As far as I am concerned the speed limit applies to all lanes of traffic. Not only that speedometers are not really specifically on the mark. That is why most departments allow a variance regarding speeding citations.

If this goes in the favor of the state will it result in citations out the butt for this type of offense. After all it will be an easy pop for the police. When you are driving you could be going too slow or too fast at any point in time at all. It would also be a good source of money for the state so I suppose the liberals will like it.

In reading some of the blogs there are a lot of people that believe the police did a good thing. It is a good thing I suppose if you either like to drive fast or you don’t like people that keep you from driving fast.

I also believe that it is a good thing to obey the traffic laws to keep everyone safe and not speed because you believe you will not get caught.

Integrity is doing the right thing when no one is watching.

http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Laurel-Maryland-Ticket-Driving-Too-Slow-197285901.html

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