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Baltimore Sun (Free subscription) | yesterday
Maryland resident Manil Suri's best-selling 'The Age of Shiva' examines how — and how much — a mother can love her son Shiva kept refusing his wife, Parvati's, pleas to give her a child, so she went by herself into the forest. She mixed together sandalwood paste and bath oil and flakes from her own body, and fashioned them into a baby, a son, and she made him just the way she wanted him to be.
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Baltimore Sun (Free subscription) | yesterday
Staying young, growing old and what happens in between
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Baltimore Sun (Free subscription) | yesterday
Critical Eye More than a year has passed since Baltimoreans last saw a high-rise building near downtown demolished the old-fashioned way, with a 4-ton wrecking ball rather than explosives.
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Baltimore Sun (Free subscription) | yesterday
Network battles U.S. audience's apathy toward Iraq war America may be very much at war, but in the nation's pop culture trenches, telling stories about Iraq is a losing battle.
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Baltimore Sun (Free subscription) | yesterday
Jonathan Leshnoff has been the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra's composer-in-residence for two years, but his works have been featured every season since 2005. His trombone concerto will be performed in October, and he will have a CD coming out in February, featuring his violin concerto.
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Baltimore Sun (Free subscription) | yesterday
It's easy for a new band to get a little buzz going. Building that buzz into a career in music is the hard part.
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Baltimore Sun (Free subscription) | yesterday
Scene & Heard L ots of big names were being tossed around at Share Our Strength's annual Taste of the Nation. However, those names didn't belong to any of the hundreds of guests. They belonged to what those guests were eating.
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Baltimore Sun (Free subscription) | yesterday
Grey Goose Cosmopolitan at Tark's Grill at the Station S he is an Oklahoma native, but to many local folks, Rudy Miller is as Baltimorean as they come. She was a weathercaster, then news anchor for more than 20 years here - first at WBAL-TV, then at WMAR. She also has worked as a radio talk show host and was the founder and publisher of several magazines, including Maryland Family magazine, 50+ , Oh...
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Baltimore Sun (Free subscription) | yesterday
Critical Eye More than a year has passed since Baltimoreans last saw a high-rise building near downtown demolished the old-fashioned way, with a 4-ton wrecking ball rather than explosives.
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Baltimore Sun (Free subscription) | yesterday
It's easy for a new band to get a little buzz going. Building that buzz into a career in music is the hard part.
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Baltimore Sun (Free subscription) | yesterday
This month, shoppers will be able to walk into H&M and buy a nautical-inspired minidress designed by 21-year-old Beau Fornillos, who created the sporty frock using a computer video game.
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Music and Vision (Free subscription) | yesterday
Welsh-Argentine Guitar Duo; Axminster, Devon, UK - Friday 11 July 2008
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Baltimore Sun (Free subscription) | 05/07/2008
Pricey gas thins the herd of Hummer devotees John Ayodele of Nigeria recently became the proud owner of a used Hummer. He went through his daughter, a grad student living in Maryland, to buy it from a Perry Hall plumber for $24,500.
