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In case you missed the Twitter tweets, facebook statuses and my housemate’s journal entry on the subject, I headed out to Bengie’s Drive-In Theater on Friday night. I’d never been to a drive-in. And yes, it was an experience.
Friday’s show was a triple bill: Kung Fu Panda (better than I expected, but still kinda meh); [...]

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American Produce by FredoAlvarez/flickr)

I stopped by Lexington Market in Baltimore for lunch yesterday afternoon. It’s an enormous market place that could put DC’s Eastern Market to shame in terms of sheer volume. (Even in its temporary structure though, Eastern Market is far more charming.)
I strolled the aisles, taking in the goods available: ice cream, fish, [...]

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Maryland’s Court of Appeals ruled today that denying marriage rights to same-sex couples is indeed constitutional.
Equality Maryland (EqMd), the state’s GLBT civil rights group, filed the case in partnership with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). The case was first filed in 2004; argued in front of a Baltimore City judge in 2005, who ruled [...]

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In the span of about half an hour, I received three updates from Equality Maryland about a Baltimore judge ruling that a law against gay marriage “cannot withstand a constitutional challenge.”
This is truly an historic moment for the State of Maryland. Same-sex couples across the state just came a giant step closer to the [...]

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