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...Who loves a parade? Evidently, not enough people in Baltimore 
For cities large and small, parades are a symbol of commerce and community — an outward display of festivity that have become longstanding traditions. But for the first time in 27 years, the streets of downtown Baltimore was not filled with marching bands, floats and local dignitaries Saturday morning.[More..]
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Tweeting in the halls of justice — literally
As Caryn Tamber reported today, we can no longer tweet from within the courtroom at the Dixon trial. That doesn’t mean the tweets have been silenced, though; they’ve just moved down the hall. You can [...]

The Maryland Bar - Where Everyone Knows Your Name
At last week’s Generation J.D. launch party, I was once again made aware of how small the Maryland legal community is and how your reputation precedes you. During normal chit chat with other fellow happy [...]
Don’t worry, the FDIC has you covered
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. wants you to know that your money is safe. Despite the 123 banks that have failed so far in 2009 (that’s as of Nov. 13), it’s the FDIC’s job to keep [...]





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