Baltimore
ADORABLE ALERT – BABY DOLPHIN ARRIVES AT THE NATIONAL AQUARIUM
by Evan on Mar.12, 2010, under Baltimore
I normally don’t copy/paste PR like this but LOOK AT THIS DOLPHIN IT IS SMALL AND GAAAAAAAAH (PR after the jump)
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A simple case for Google Fiber or: Mike hates Comcast
by Evan on Mar.12, 2010, under Baltimore, Entertainment and So Forth
With all this talk about Google possibly coming to town and laying down a fiber optic network the likes of which the world hath never seen, I would make it a point to note that in doing so, Google would be making an enormous humanitarian leap in releasing the city of Baltimore from the grips of Comcast, one of the only area providers of high speed internet. It is with this thought in mind that I anxiously present to you Angry Mike, a displeased (former) Comcast customer and former housemate of mine. Feel his pain, point and laugh. Take it away, Angry Mike!
UPCOMING EVENTS PLUGATHON
by Evan on Mar.09, 2010, under Baltimore
Saint Patrick’s Day weekend is upon us. Quake with fear. Do some stuff while you’re at it.
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4TH ANNUAL MUSTACHE & MINISKIRT PARTYWhen: Friday, March 12th 9pm |
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SOME SORT OF GETTING DRUNK EVENTWhen: All weekend 24/7 |

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CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE EATING CONTESTWhen: Sunday, March 14th 5pm-6pm |
Own a piece of Baltimore’s corrupt history!
by Evan on Mar.09, 2010, under Baltimore, Crass Consumerism
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In what simply must be the greatest news ever to hit my cerebral cortex in no less than twelve lifetimes, disgraced former mayor Sheila Dixon’s Xbox 360 – purchased using absconded gift cards for the poor – is now available for bid on eBay, according to The Baltimore Sun (“Dixon’s Xbox up for sale on eBay” 2010/03/08).
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Robert A. Rohrbaugh, you rule. With providence, this monument to governmental corruption and family entertainment will sit proudly on my mantle, forever preserved in a vacuum-sealed, laser grid protected vault. And by that I mean a sign that says “DIXON’S XBOX NO TOUCH!”
A++++++ WOULD BUY AGAIN!!
25 minutes later update: way way outbid
Common sense washes over council member, citizens afraid
by Evan on Mar.05, 2010, under Baltimore, Politics
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Well kiss my grits and break out the fine plastic china. As reported by the Sun’s B’More Green blog, Tim Wheeler tells us this morning that Jim Kraft, long time advocate of the proposed ban on plastic bags in grocery stores has somewhat reversed his opinion and opted for a program of mutual cooperation between businesses and city community groups in an effort to educate the public (wha????) concerning the virtues of reusable grocery bags and litter reduction. |
HIGH FIVE, JIM KRAFT. Meanwhile, unfortunately, councilman Bill Henry is still opining for a fee on the plastic menace, while Mary Pat Clarke would like to see an “automatic trigger” put into effect in which a ban or fee would be implemented if certain reduction goals are not met. …and we all know how often that type of strategy works, especially when it comes to public education – right Mary Pat?
So hurray for common sense today, let’s all do our rain dance for some more in the future!
(literally everything else to be said on this issue lives here)






