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'Jersey Shore' pumps it up for a fourth season
Zap2ItThey're living their dreams. It's become sport to poke fun at the cast of MTV's "Jersey Shore," returning for a fourth season Thursday, Aug 4. But exclusive interviews with two of its top stars reveal Snooki and DJ Pauly D to be thoughtful, albeit a...Tags: Michael Sorrentino, Television, Jersey Shore (tv program), Nicole Polizzi, Disc Jockeys
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Is taking names off the backs of Maryland jerseys a big deal?
![It didn't take long for new Maryland football coach Randy Edsall to lay down his laws -- and <a href="http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2011-03-29/sports/bs-sp-terps-football-0330-20110329_1_randy-edsall-quarterback-danny-o-brien-joe-vellano" target="_blank">stamp out any individuality</a> -- by telling his players that they weren't allowed to wear do-rags or hats inside the Gossett Football Team House, have their ears pierced or forget to leave their dorms and apartments without a fresh shave.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-08/430959740-03071240.jpg "It didn't take long for new Maryland football coach Randy Edsall to lay down his laws -- and <a href="http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2011-03-29/sports/bs-sp-terps-football-0330-20110329_1_randy-edsall-quarterback-danny-o-brien-joe-vellano\" target=\"_blank\">stamp out any individuality</a> -- by telling his players that they weren't allowed to wear do-rags or hats inside the Gossett Football Team House, have their ears pierced or forget to leave their dorms and apartments without a fresh shave.")
It didn't take long for new Maryland football coach Randy Edsall to lay down his laws -- and stamp out any individuality -- by telling his players that they weren't allowed to wear do-rags or hats inside the Gossett Football Team House, have their ears...Tags: Television, College Sports, Sports Legends at Camden Yards, Randy Edsall, Kevin Anderson
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Police find boy, who was taken from Indianapolis Public School 79
Metro Police have located an 8-year-old boy taken from Indianapolis Public School 79 Friday morning.
Police say Kirshawn Walker was found safe and taken into police custody in the area of Warman and Walnut Street on Indianapolis' west side Saturday,... -
In Reardon Case, Tens Of Millions Ride On Fine Print In St. Francis' Insurance Policies
The Hartford CourantStuck for years in an unpopular defense of negligence suits by victims of Dr. George Reardon, St. Francis Hospital now is being pulled into a new legal fight, this one involving efforts by its own insurers to reduce their exposure to the $100 million or...Tags: Health, Social Issues, Lawyers, Trials, Child Abuse
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Tri-State Under Flash Flood Watch Following Record Rainfall
PIX11.comFlood watches and advisories remain in effect Monday for the tri-state area, a day after record rainfall prompted power outages, airport delays and service disruptions throughout the area. According to forecasters, Central Park was hit with three...Tags: Weather, Weather Reports, Carroll Gardens, New Hyde Park, Ronkonkoma
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Anti Bullying Links
- http://www.stopbullying.gov/community/tip_sheets/community_based_prevention.pdf The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services says that bullying prevention messages are likely to be more effective if they come from many adults in a community and...Tags: Dannel P. Malloy , Politics, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Elections, Education
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Notebook: Edsall says 'there will be some changes' to depth chart
A week into training camp, Maryland coach Randy Edsall is ready to tinker with the depth chart. "There will be some changes," the coach said Tuesday during Media Day at the football complex. Edsall is more secretive about player moves than his...Tags: Health, Schools, High School Sports, Education, Students
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Study: Md. child poverty among lowest in U.S.; death rates higher
Maryland has one of the lowest rates of childhood poverty in the nation, but is in the middle of the pack in overall children's well-being, according to a report released Wednesday by the Baltimore-basedAnnie E. Casey Foundation. The state is 23rd...Tags: Social Issues, Health, Poverty, Politics, Family
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Illinois students inch up ACT scores
Illinois' Class of 2011 posted the highest average ACT score in a decade — 20.9 — but the performance fell below the national average and most graduates left high school unprepared for key college classes, data released Wednesday show....Tags: Examinations, Science and Technology, Teaching and Learning, Colleges and Universities, Arne Duncan
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Lotus Evora S
Lotus became famous more than 50 years ago for designing light and agile racing and sports cars. They were driver's cars of the fist order.
Lotus still builds driver’s cars with great performance and handling.
The Evora, introduced last year,...Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Porsche, Toyota, Lotus, Mercedes-Benz
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Connecticut's Leaders in Congress have Evolved Their Views on Gay Marriage
When the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) was passed in 1996, all but one member of Connecticut's congressional delegation voted for the legislation that defines marriage as being between one man and one woman. Times have changed. Connecticut has legalized...Tags: Health, U.S. Department of Justice, Elections, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Richard Blumenthal
Aug 27, 2011
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Jul 27, 2011
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