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Orioles sign Hendrickson, Ohman
Orioles sign Hendrickson, Ohman

Inbox: Any more moves on the horizon?
Inbox: Any more moves on the horizon?

Ripken, Robinson support Tejada at third
Ripken, Robinson support Tejada at third

Johnson set for next chapter in O's bullpen
Johnson set for next chapter in O's bullpen

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Sarfate clears waivers, sent to Norfolk
Sarfate clears waivers, sent to Norfolk

Guthrie, Bergesen remain motivated
Guthrie, Bergesen remain motivated

O's prospect suspended 50 games
O's prospect suspended 50 games

Bodley: Orioles ready to compete
Bodley: Orioles ready to compete

Inbox: Will Tejada fill in at shortstop?
Inbox: Will Tejada fill in at shortstop?

Shared plight fosters sociability
Barry Robinson's one-hour commute to his Baltimore job stretched to four hours and he consoled himself with a stop at Corned Beef Row for "a big one" from Attman's. With the aftermath of this weekend's snowstorm lying heavy over the region, countless thousands of Marylanders were left inconvenienced, aggravated and just plain stuck.




Abell Foundation study boosts notion of offshore wind production
Abell Foundation says turbine operation could generate jobs, too

Abell Foundation says turbine operation could generate jobs, too




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Rawlings-Blake puts call out for contractors who can plow narrower streets, stresses department cooperation




Accidents, snow piles slow morning commute
City transit spokeswoman asks for "an enormous amount of patience from residents and citizens"

City transit spokeswoman asks for "an enormous amount of patience from residents and citizens"




Man indicted in December death of Eastern Shore girl, 11
The man linked to the death of an 11-year-old Salisbury girl has been indicted in her murder by a Wicomico County grand jury, and the county state's attorney said he will seek the death penalty, according to news reports.



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Perhaps the best part of blogging or the internet in general is the occasional discovery of something unexpected.Over on Baltimore Reporter and Conservative Thoughts is a great and thought provoking article by Robert Farrow.I hope you will follow this link and read this great post.

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11/5/2007

Fred on Meet The Press
Filed under: — Robert Farrow @ 10:16 pm

Crossposted from Flopping Aces

Many of you have already seen this segment of Fred Thompson’s interview on Meet The Press today via Hot Air in which he gives his views on abortion laws:


Which he answered quite well.  His federalist approach to the question may turn off some hardcore social conservatives, since he would leave the question of banning abortion or not to the states, but he answers the question without hemming or hawing or flip-flopping.

In fact the whole interview, some 40 minutes or so was excellent.  He took some hard hitting questions from Russert, and didn’t whine…cough Hillary cough…and came out the other side looking even better then before.  I put together a little 10 minute vignette of the interview with some of the other tough questions here: (The second question is on Iraq, not Pakistan)


And the whole 42 minute interview here:


Overall he scored some points with me once more.  Like Rudy, he doesn’t seem to be reading from a script and came across as being knowledgeable and intellectual. 

I can definitely see this man as President.

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A Great Gift For College Students

The Young America’s Foundation is offering these excellent posters for free to give to any college age kids you may know.  (h/t Betsy’s Page)

The poster states, “During his vicious campaigns to impose communism on countries throughout Latin America, Che Guevara trained and motivated the Castro regime’s firing squads that executed thousands of men, women, and children.

All individuals used in this photo montage were murdered by Che and the Cuban regime, revealing the truth of Che’s cruel murderous hypocrisy and acknowledging his countless victims — known and unknown.

Since our college administrators and professors waste no time in silencing all viewpoints that don’t match their leftist worldview this kind of gift could go a long way in a young college students life.

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