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Wal-Mart Comes to Remington
BOOOOOOOOO Wal-Mart! i would like to see the link for the "countless studies" Mr. Restivo cited, and i would like to know who paid for those "studies" as well. ...
MORE | Comment by guest guest | 3/11/2010 5:03:43 PM
Eat Special Issue Review: Woodberry Kitchen
I'm with VisitBaltimore and we just did a video with Spike Gjerde from Woodberry Kitchen. In the video he tells us about the restuarant's menu and fresh produce as well as its location and ambiance! You can check it out at http://bit.ly/amqaDj ...
MORE | Comment by guest VisitBaltimore | 3/11/2010 1:41:55 PM
Wal-Mart Comes to Remington
For those of you who have an interest in the Wal-Mart please take a look at our facebook page and join. There is a lot of information there. http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/group.php?gid=329642011388 All the best! ...
MORE | Comment by guest fairtrade | 3/11/2010 10:19:53 AM
A Step Apart
Excellent program, may GOD continue to bless you. ...
MORE | Comment by guest Youth First | 3/11/2010 9:27:34 AM
Film Review: Brooklyn's Finest
cleaver with the direction and there are few good things about the movie. one is that it was not the carbon copy of the adoptions made before and unless the other movies it have own identity and story to be strong with. few days before i did saw this movie over the internet and wow it really amazed me. source http://80millionmoviesfree.com ...
Murder Ink
We have lost a few good lives. Please let us not forget them, go to www.departedngone.com and Let The World Know we will miss them. (Departed N Gone) ...
MORE | Comment by guest warrk21 | 3/11/2010 12:09:48 AM
Free Range Review: Gutmans
Annnnnnd it's closed. ...
MORE | Comment by guest meaty owl bits | 3/10/2010 1:36:18 PM
Free Range Review: Gutmans
@ jjosport - I'm pretty sure the problem with the presentation was not that it happened, but that the items were brought out wrapped in plastic. I'm naming my band "Puddle of Blackish Sauce" ...
MORE | Comment by guest BC | 3/10/2010 12:58:30 PM
When Books Could Change Your Life
I think I finally understand why I stopped reading fiction, or rather why I never started again. I don't think I've picked up and finished a book for my own enjoyment in many years, and I'm only 24. I started reading for fun (i.e., without prompting from parents or teachers) at a fairly young age, and I too was one of those who could easily delve into the world of fiction and leave everything he ...
MORE | Comment by guest Persephone | 3/10/2010 12:47:25 PM
Free Range Review: Gutmans
Owlie and Mary, don't you know that we should not judge a restaurant by it's merits but by how badly it needs to succeed in this bad economic climate. I'm calling the Bureau of Economic Planning and National Resources. ...
MORE | Comment by guest kateebee | 3/10/2010 12:07:10 PM
Career Play
Wow, there's a lot of nonsense here. In no particular order: 1) Apparently it is tedious for this reviewer to hear characters explore where they are, what they do, and their relationship to each other. I might suggest that he stay away from plays by Ibsen, Miller, Beckett, and O’Neill as he will find them to be mostly “exercises for actors.” 2) Short stories *are* commercially viable. Compared ...
MORE | Comment by guest poniard | 3/10/2010 11:46:52 AM
Murder Ink
This is the first time that I have actually known a person that was in Murder Ink and it made me realize how hardened we are to this reality. A person that I cared about and spoke to every day was reduced to a 2 line blip in the paper. He was walking to work, like he did every morning before the sun even rose, and someone shot him and left him for dead. Just like that. I didn't even realize wh ...
MORE | Comment by guest falltimore | 3/10/2010 10:15:31 AM
Know Your Product: ScholarMan, Free Spirit of a Troubled Soul (Soganic Music)
Dope album ...
MORE | Comment by guest Lance | 3/10/2010 8:03:30 AM
Murder Ink
bmorenewb embraces the idea of helping the cops a.k.a. snitching. detectives get paid enough to investigate and stake out suspicious people. HELL, COPS ARREST WHO THEY WANT TO WHEN THEY WANT TO. IF YOU ARE ONE OF THE FORTUNATE VICTIMS OF A NOTEWORTHY HOMOCIDE MEANING YOUR DEATH GETS ENOUGH BUZZ TO STIR UP THE RIGHT PEOPLE, CHANCES ARE BMORE'S FINEST WILL ARREST AND WIN A CONVICTION FOR YOUR ASSAIL ...
MORE | Comment by user bmorebornandbred | 3/9/2010 11:01:45 PM
Cheap Eats Review: Banksy's Café
I just found this place a couple months ago...in the same strip center as Blockbuster. Banksy's has great coffee and AWESOME oven-fried chicken...not to mention it a friendly staff w/ a sense of humor...everyone at the office loves it! ...
MORE | Comment by guest Trevor | 3/9/2010 9:30:58 PM
Cheap Eats Review: Leon's Triple L Restaurant and Lounge
I lived in Arbutus when Leon's opened. I've eaten there many, many times. My favorite was the "fried hard crab". A giant hard crab, stuffed with an excellent crab cake, then dipped in batter and deep fried. With a side salad and fries it was outstanding. Also their "stuffed shrimp" was excellent, a jumbo shrimp wrapped in a crab cake dipped in batter and deep fried. Once again delicious and well w ...
MORE | Comment by guest Jackzig | 3/9/2010 4:46:41 PM
Second String
"the universal misconceptions that auxiliary are a bunch of semi-retarded wing nuts that want to wear a uniform and feel important"--I thought they were completely retarded, no "semi" about it.... ...
MORE | Comment by user Count Tousser | 3/9/2010 4:41:43 PM
Shells Hocked
Yeah its great to know that Janet Praid gets to enjoy her "OASIS" considering she took us for $18,000.00 on one of the montford projects. she must be takin ambian other wise how else could she sleep at night. Our company almost had to shut down due to the huge non payment from Praid and other investors. Luckly we were able to pull through. I hope she loses her oasis, she sickens me. ...
MORE | Comment by guest another victim of investors | 3/9/2010 3:50:11 PM
Cheap Eats Review: Kader's Cafe Mocha
Awesome food! One of my favorite places to eat. ...
MORE | Comment by guest Tony W. | 3/9/2010 1:41:34 PM
When Books Could Change Your Life
This is obviously a very thoughtful and well-written article. What struck me, though, is that it isn't the literature that's less powerful when you reach adulthood but rather the state of mind with which you approach that literature. What's missing is the openness you had as a child, the willingness to be changed by something. The article speaks at the end about realizing with panic that you ...
MORE | Comment by guest weather | 3/9/2010 5:35:55 AM
When Books Could Change Your Life
A bit unnecessary to assert that Ayn Rand is 'awful,' but a great article overall. ...
MORE | Comment by guest Julia | 3/9/2010 4:21:11 AM
When Books Could Change Your Life
This was amazing and beautiful. ...
MORE | Comment by guest Anon | 3/8/2010 11:19:56 PM
When Books Could Change Your Life
I've worked in a library for the past 7 wonderful years, however there was a time at the beginning of those 7 years when I was miserable and hated books, especially children's books. i would reshelve book after book that seemed ridiculous and I wondered why they published so many crappy books and I remember the moment when my view changed. it was a week before my graduation and the librarian tol ...
MORE | Comment by guest sam,i,am | 3/8/2010 3:17:53 PM
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Jose Morales Update: 262 Months
wow wee....they stuck it in his butt huh???? i thought maybe 10 or 15 slices....but dang....22.....man fed time you do 75% of your time so he is looking @ being 49 when he hits the bricks.....75% of 262 months is 16.37 years.I have had my own share of trouble....ive been pinched 2 times for dealing.....and now im on the str8 and narrow....god had a plan for me even when i thought it was the end... ...
MORE | Comment by guest johnny5alive | 3/11/2010 8:45:12 PM