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In Parched California, Innovation, Like Water, Has a Limit - New York Times
Closing in on Antarctica
We are less than a day away from our first study area on the continental shelf in front of the Dibble Glacier. As we approach Antarctica we are starting our science program with a 4500 meter deep CTD and multibeam acquisition. The CTD is used to determine the conductivity, temperature and depth of the ocean, while the multibeam maps large swaths of the seafloor from the ship.
The main goal of our project is to investigate the continental shelf in front of different glaciers along East Antarctica. We want to find out what the water depths and the water properties are in front of these glaciers and ice streams. Deep troughs and connections between the glaciers and the open ocean could allow "warmer" ocean waters to reach the ice front and result potentially in melting of the ice. We are especially interested to compare the situation in front of different glaciers along East Antarctica to better understand the differences between them. Many of these areas are poorly charted, if at all. So we are all excited to discover what is there!
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Indian Sundarban
We had a smooth trip to Kolkata with our two taxis amazingly staying together through the traffic. After checking in and freshing up, we went out for dinner and found a great Bengali Restaurant filled mostly with Bangladeshis around the corner. Our hotel turned out to be next to an area where Bangladeshis frequently stay, including Humayun previously. In the morning, he and I went for an early morning walk through the park and saw the Queen Victoria Memorial. Circling back past all the cricket players, we passed Fort William, the original British fort here, and joined Doug and Diane for breakfast. Our car arrived and before heading to the Sundarbans, we drove around to get shots of the Hooghly River. Before the 1600s, this was the main course of the Ganges, but since
then it shifted to it present course into Bangladesh. We got some shots from the new bridge before being chased off. Then we headed to the Strand to get close to the river. While we were filming, a funeral procession arrived to scatter ashes of the deceased into the river. Once the Holy Ganges, always the Holy Ganges. We couldn't have planned it better.
Then, off to the Sundarbans. Where we were going was a lot farther than implied. This is because of a difference in naming. In Bangladesh, the Sundarbans is the National Mangrove Forest. The cultivated areas that previously were forest are not considered the Sundarbans. In India, they are. Thus we entered the Sundarbans after 2.5 hrs, but still had that long to go to meet our boat.
Admittedly, some of the cultivated areas in India still maintain mangroves outside of the embankments, which is not the case in Bangladesh. Continuing on, we reached literally the end of the road and carried our luggage (including a 50 lb. bag of rock samples) down to a ferry that took us to Gosaba. There, we first got a hand rickshaw to get the luggage across the town, then got two motorized rickshaw trucks to cross to the other side of the island. Finally, we were met by a boat that took us across the river to the eco-lodge where we would stay. After a late (4 pm) lunch we went on a sunset boat ride through some tidal channels. The saw and heard lots of bird and at times the channel became so narrow that we had to push branches away to fit through. The
trees here overhang the channels more than in Bangladesh. We would see further differences tomorrow. After finally showering off, we met other people staying at the eco-lodge, started by 4 cousins including Ajoy, who is leading our trip. The lodge is solar powered, so electricity is limited,but the water was refreshingly cool, not cold. We all heard a performance of Bengali Baul music, recognizing some songs from similar experiences across the border. After dinner, we all went for some local rice wine and then a boat ride to see bioluminescent plankton in a small channel. If you wave your hand in the water dots of light flash.
In the morning, we started at 6 am to have enough time before I had to head for the airport. We picked
up food and a cook and permits and a guide and finally were ready to enter the forest. In India, no one is allowed off the boat to step on the forest, nor to stay overnight in the forest, even on a boat. Thus many hotels and lodges have sprung up outside the forest for tourists. Many come simply to party and drink. We are very glad to be using an eco-lodge that is more respectful of the land and the local population.
At 8, we finally entered the national forest. Among the differences from the Bangladesh side we noted were the shorter height of the trees in the more saline water, the lack of sediment in the water, and the extent of bank erosion. Where the eastern Sundarbans is fresher with ample sediment carried by the tides due to its proximity to the Ganges-
Brahmaputra-Meghna River mouth, the western, Indian Sundarbans is more saline and lacks new sediment. Between subsidence and sea level, it is loosing ground. More land is being lost than gained. With the higher salinity, there is also less wildlife. However, there was a tiger sighting this morning. We sailed to the spot, but it was too late, we missed it. Still, we spent 4 hours sailing through tidal channels of different size, eating, and filming. Doug captured the beauty of the Sundarbans and I was interviewed with a great backdrop.
After completing our work, we briefly visited an observation post, we took a short cut through an interior channel in Gosaba Island, dropped off our guide, and crossed the channel to our car. Three hours later, I arrived here at the airport to start my journey home. It was an intense, yet calm 48 hours in West Bengal, the third leg of three very different pieces of this trip.
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On Our Way: Avoiding the Storm
We are now aboard the R/V Palmer and on our way to East Antarctica. Due to two storms in our direct way we are heading west first to go around the storms and we'll then head south on their backside. After passing the 200 mile zone off of Australia we turned some of the instruments on that collect data constantly while ship is under way. These instruments measure properties including surface water temperature, water depth, gravity, and weather data. In addition to their specific scientific missions research ships like the Palmer are also floating observatories that collect important data from remote areas of the world.
Follow @FrankatSea for additional updates and images from the Southern Ocean.
Geology and Filming in Mizoram
Humayun Akhter, my main collaborator in Bangladesh, joined me at the airport and we flew together to Kolkata. We spent the night at a nondescript hotel near the airport. The next morning, we met up with film makers Doug Prose and Diane LaMacchia in the airport and all flew together to Aizawl, the capital of Mizoram state in NE India. Doug and Diane have funding from NSF to expand the 5-min YouTube video they made about our project two years ago (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTETuqJPygs) to a ½ hour TV special. Their previous films have been shown on PBS.
The Sumatra subduction zone, source of the 2004 earthquake and tsunami, continues to the north where it encounters the Ganges-Brahmaputra Delta. The 15-20 kilometer thick delta sediments are folded and faulted as they enter the subduction zone. Because of the huge amounts of sediments, this is the only subduction zone whose front is subaerial – entirely exposed on land. In Bangladesh we can see the beginning of this process. Here in Mizoram, farther east, the former delta sediments are folded up into a very hilly terrain. The steep slopes are subject to frequent landslides. One that started last October has moved again and blocks the main road from the airport to the city of Aizawl. As a result, we had to take a longer, slower, bumpier and dustier road to get to the city.
We met up with Nano Seeber and Paul Betka from Lamont at breakfast. They have been doing geologic mapping the region and returned to Aizawl late the night before. We spent the day circling the city and visiting outcrops, many ones I had seen my last time here. We had several interesting discussions on differences of interpretation of the strata. I had visited most of these outcrops before, but it was the first time for Humayun. At the end of the day we were joined by
Vineet Gahalaut from the mainland, as the rest of India is considered here. The people here look Asian and the Mizo language is a tonal language in the Tibeto-Burmese family. Plus, almost all Mizo are Christian. Mizoram is part of India, but also distinct, like many of the other states in NE India. Part of the sense of separation is that the 7 NE states are only connected to the rest of India by the narrow 23 km (14 mi.) Siliguri Corridor between Bangladesh and Nepal – the chicken neck. We spent the evening talking with Vineet about future joint projects in this region.
The next day we were joined by Victor Ralte, our partner from Mizoram University, who became a proud father of a fourth daughter last week. We all headed north, visiting geological sites and filming
beautiful vistas, dropping Vineet off at the airport and continuing on to Kolasib, a small town about 70 km north as the crow flies, but probably twice that on the windy roads of Mizoram. We stayed in Hotel Cloud 9. I had been told since I was a child that I was always off on Cloud 9 and now I was actually here. However, the electricity wasn't for the first few hours, so showers were cold, but the dinner was hot.
The next day we headed still farther north to see some complex faulting associated with the growth of the anticlines – the hills of folded strata. As we examined each outcrop, it was also clear that we were passing through several kilometers of rocks in which the environment that were deposited in shallowed from the inner continental shelf (10s of
meters water depth) to the tidal zone to estuaries like the present Sundarbans to fully fluvial (river). This represents the ancient Brahmaputra Delta passing across this area as it grew southwards. That several kilometers of sediments were deposited while the environment only shallowed by 10s of meters indicates that there was a lot of subsidence to make space for the sediments. I will have to model this when I return.
Stopping for a beautiful sunset over the hills, we finished heading back to Aizawl for a last dinner together. In my room as it turned out since the restaurant closed for some repairs. The six of us ate a mixture of American, Indian, Chinese and Mizo food with plates dishes and ourselves filling all available surfaces. Today, a quick stop at Mizoram University and then back to Kolkata for my last leg before home.
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General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt discussed the fiscal cliff, his trust in House Speaker John Boehner and his disappointment after slashing the GE dividend in an interview with co-host Charlie Rose that was broadcast today Dec. 10, 2012, on CBS THIS MORNING on the CBS Television Network (7:00 AM – 9:00 AM). Watch the interview in its entirety below!
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ROSE: So the President is right in asking for more revenue and therefore not extending the Bush tax cuts to those more than $250,000?
IMMELT: Look, at Bowles-Simpson, there's not been one commission that says we can do this just on spending cuts. There's going to have to be revenue. I think Speaker Boehner is the only guy that can lead us in that. He is the only guy that can lead us–
ROSE: He's got to take the Republicans in the House of Representatives and make the deal.
IMMELT: He's got to take the heat-he's got to take the heat, and I trust that he can do it.
ROSE: And for those who say we can go over the fiscal cliff and it might not be such a bad thing, you say?
IMMELT: I say they're people that don't have anybody that works for them. You know, in other words, we haven't been on this for two weeks or two days or two months, we've been working on this for two and a half years. What happened in July of 2011 was ugly. You know, I read – I read stories now that say, you know, 'The President lost,' or 'He shouldn't have done this,' or 'Speaker Boehner done that,' they both failed. You know, nobody won. On that moment in time, it made us-it hurt us inside the country, it hurt us outside the country. So I would say that if this goes into next year, we ought to consider that failure, we ought to-we ought to get these guys to do a deal that they know they can do and we got to get it to-get them to do it now. And this is not just Jeff Immelt of GE speaking, this is really, I would say, the business community almost universally speaks with one voice that this needs to get done and needs to get done now, and moving into next year is just failure.
ROSE: I don't know of any CEO who knows more about the world, because of how much you travel and how many countries you have business in. What's the impression of the United States in those countries? Because you meet with the leaders of these countries as well as their establishment. What are they saying about us? Now, clearly they're saying, 'Get your financial health in order.'
IMMELT: I think people look at that and say, 'This is a country that's so admired. Why can't we do-you know, why can't people just compromise and get along and things like that?' And I would go beyond that to say we are-the dollar is the reserve currency. Every American benefits from that, every American, 300 million plus, all benefit from the fact that we're the reserve currency. Now, you know, you default on your debt or you lose your ratings a few times, that's not going to be the case. And you lose that in a minute; that isn't something that erodes over a decade, you-and so we can't take that for granted. That is an important aspect
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All the debate about the merits and lack of same pertaining to Nail Yakupov during his first three seasons in the NHL has been intriguing and funny and all kinds of things in-between, but it's time to get past all that and find out if and where Yakupov fits with the Edmonton Oilers.
September 20 2015 03:58PM
The Edmonton Oilers begin their pre-season schedule with split-squad games against the Flames here and in Calgary tomorrow. The team's prospects have already played a lot of hockey and the long season ahead is starting to gain some depth and detail. Early stars? Leon Draisaitl and several AHL contracts.
September 20 2015 10:03AM
"The players showed up engaged and ready." Coach McLellan on start of #OilersCamp | VIDEO > http://t.co/NwvmCVzhCW pic.twitter.com/W8qaNpOmGI— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) September 18, 2015
It's fun days for Oilers fans, as the news churns out updates hourly on a long list of exceptional talents. Klefbom signs! followed Hall scores two! and of course there are heart attack moments like the Nuge getting hit with a puck by Cam Talbot. Take the temperature of the average Oilers fan and it's 98.6 with a smile—and that stands in stark contrast with fans of other NHL teams when it comes to McDavid in Edmonton.
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It is going south and going to get much worst-best get all water supplies secured-as this HOT will spread the world over as it is not under control nor is it looking real promising
Well, I will buy some scarves-as the longer this goes on-all will be losing their hair and eyebrows, actually all hair...
Those choosing to go through a groping gauntlet best check the jet streams and where they will be in high altitude-high altitude is much worst for fallout...deep in the earth is the best place to be or under deep water in a protected environment
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They could try to build a moat around the outer perimeter of the island...but they must start now-so if they do have to follow through with the nuclear option to bury it and secure it as much as possible...if the MOX gets out-I cannot even say what will occur-it is so distressing-and with history being what it is-I am feeling quite nauseous even looking at what I am seeing...
Many are observing overhead-
and likely helping to contain some of this-this planet is being ruined by money grubbers-
Some will mock, but ignore the naysayers and believe in the Most High and the power, in the name of Yehoshuah Messhiach, the Christ-
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from monsatan to bayer to BP to TEPCO to Halliburton to Rumsfeld or cheney shooting his friend in the face...and so on
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While every few weeks we have another billion(s) dollar "exercise"
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Nuclear practice on west coast-golly gee what do ya' know...
and then in May is the new Madrid practice-would it be a no brainer to suggest that something with EQs or volcanoes starts then...
as their "exercises" seem to be just called that but in fact...
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|Welcome to The Selfie Sunday Project for April 19, 2015 No theme for this week, the event is open to any ideas so be as creative as you can. Please read this post for the guidelines and FAQ for Selfie Sunday. http://goo.gl/SKnkZ8 Your photo can be taken from April 17/15 before the event up until 8:00 AM EDT Monday Apr. 20/15. Older photos posted will be removed from the event. Please only post one photo to the event and that photo should ideally be taken the weekend or the week prior to the event. Again, please no dipping into the archives. As always have some fun. Everyone is looking forward to some great selfies. Any questions, We have many moderators in the Art of Self Portraiture Community who can help you along the way. _ UPLOADING The event will be open for uploading photos at 9:00 PM on the Saturday before. Click the Add Photos button in the event to upload your images. This is a Public event open to all. Any questions, again please check the FAQs. http://goo.gl/SKnkZ8 Cheers, Jeff
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|Christina Lawrie
|Join me for the 3rd Annual Wild West Photowalk in Cave Creek, Arizona! Meet at High Noon for lunch OR 1pm for the photowalk. Harold's Cave Creek Corral 6895 E Cave Creek Rd Cave Creek, AZ 85331 I will take a drive out by the lake to check the wildflower status and the lake levels. See you soon! C
|3rd Annual Wild West Photowalk!
|2014-02-22 12:00:00
|Jim Haner
|*No Host Event* Meetup at Tempe Beach Park for sunrise shots of the lake and bridges. _Sunrise will be at 7:32 on January 1st._ Nearby is the Hayden Flour Mill, Mill Avenue and A.S.U. This is a public event, please feel free to share with other folks that might be interested in joining us. MAP of Tempe Beach Park: http://www.tempe.gov/modules/showdocument.aspx?documentid=3892 #newyearphotowalktempe2014 #newyear #newyear2014 #photography #photowalk
|New Year's Day Photo Walk - Tempe, AZ
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|*Upload your photos to this Event on 9/19 or using the #sunsetday hashtag in a public post to celebrate #sunsetday!* Join us for an exciting 24-hour event as we send summer into the sunset in global fashion. We are asking our Google+ audience from around the world to grab your favorite camera on the evening of September 19 and snap your own unique sunset from your corner of the globe. We want to see all types of sunsets in a variety of settings; a city skyline, a beach resort, a beautiful countryside, a desert landscape, a dense forest. *Wherever you may be, please share/upload your sunset image with this event page on September 19.* You can also participate outside of this event page by submitting a public photo post and tagging with #sunsetday. A select number of our favorite photos will be shown on The Weather Channel and accompany a slideshow on weather.com. Other favorites will be posted and rotated through as the cover photo on both +The Weather Channel and the +Google+ Photos Google+ page. Note: *Only photos uploaded and posted to the event page or associated with the hashtag #sunsetday on Sep 19 will be considered* We hosted two Hangouts On Air in preparation for Sunset Day. The first hangout focused on the meteorology behind sunsets including the reason behind the beautiful array of colors. The second hangout concentrated on the art of sunset photography. Expert photographers well known to the Google+ community talked about their techniques in capturing the perfect sunset. Links to both HOA videos are posted below. *HANGOUT SCHEDULE* 1. Monday, September 9: "The Meteorology Behind Sunsets" at 11 am ET with host +Timothy Ballisty (The Weather Channel social meteorologist). *Guests will include:* Meteorologists +Mike Bettes +Brad Panovich +Jacob Wycoff +Jonathan Erdman +Morgan Palmer +Tim Brice and +Maria LaRosa *HOA video* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qz6Zyz5FT-A 2. Thursday, September 12: "Sunset Photography" at 4 pm ET *Guests will include:* Photographers +Trey Ratcliff +Thomas Hawk +Karen Hutton and +Nicole S. Young *HOA Video* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqgUGb0th_A
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|Join me at Butterfly Wonderland! http://www.butterflywonderland.com/ We have a group discount from BW. It is $1 off admission price and everyone must be lined up at 9am to pay for their admission. Please meet me at 8:45 at the ticket booth. Tripods are NOT allowed. They do allow monopods and we must stay on the pathways. ;) *Pre-Walk Breakfast at 5 & Diner. 7 - 8:30 am* Details here: https://plus.google.com/events/cdhq200e2pi1ckmfas0kn2jurl8
|Google+ 2 Year Anniversary Photowalk - PHOENIX
|2013-06-29 18:00:00
|Christina Lawrie
|Join me for breakfast before the Google+ 2 Year Anniversary Walk! 5 & Diner 9069 E Indian Bend Rd Scottsdale, AZ 85250 http://www.5anddiner.com/ *ANNIVERSARY WALK INFO* https://plus.google.com/events/cjcu10fk7rjdsa8vor4afj1orh0
|Pre-Walk Breakfast! Google+ 2 Year Anniversary
|2013-06-29 07:00:00
|Mike Runyon
|While I realize a lot of people have to work on President's Day, it is worth while asking for the day off. The traffic is considerably less and the crowds are diminished, making for far more photo opportunities. All those who can attend can meet just inside the main gate as there's a large area to gather and then proceed on through the event. There is a lot to see and do, as well as some great food to go with! There are numerous shows and great displays and has been quite the fun time all the years I've attended. You can buy tickets at the main entrance or you can usually pick up discount tickets at Fry's groceries. http://royalfaires.com/arizona/ Even though you may not be able to attend, please share this with any and all you think might be interested in the event!
|Arizona Renaissance Festival President's Day Photowalk
|2013-02-18 18:00:00
|Derek Hannah
|A Photowalk to capture fall colors during their peak at the Arboretum. The park opens at 8am and closes at 4pm. Meetup will be at 7:45am in the parking lot. Please share this with any circles that you think may be interested in attending.
|Fall Foliage @ Boyce Thompson
|2012-11-24 07:30:00
|russ vallelunga
|Sycamore is the second largest canyon in the Red Rock District of Coconino National Forest (the first being Oak Creek), but is lesser known, and less traveled. It's also more pristine, less populated by 'venturers', and friendlier to unspoiled~nature photographic scenes. A riparian habitat in the desert, the subjects to photograph range from macro to landscape. 30 minutes out of Cottonwood, Az, a light decent of 200 feet leads to a level, sandy hiking trail I'm staging a 'hiking' photowalk here, September 16th (alternate date, Sept. 30th if the 16th turns out to be unsuitable due to weather). This is wilderness habitat. The trail is mostly sandy and smooth, but sturdy shoes are needed. Bring at least 2 quarts of water per person (or purification tablets for the natural springwater); pack a non-perishable lunch, plus snacks. There are *no* toilet facilities in the wilderness. I will bring a light shovel and a couple rolls of TP; we shall be considerate in covering any natural wastes and elsewise packing out what we pack in. Animal subjects may include Golden eagles, mountain lions, bobcats, badgers, great blue herons, and black bears (most are elusive, but it could happen) and certainly smaller birds, squirrels, rabbits, and reptiles. Natural subjects include miniwaterfalls, sandy waterways with moss and fungi, and water pools bathed in red-rock reflections. Flora subjects include cottonwood, sycamore, and Arizona walnut trees, & a variety of wildflowers, vines, moss and fungi. The photowalk will end about 2 miles in, at a pool of water about the size of an Olympic sized pool, surrounded by rocks of many colors. You're invited to camp out overnight at the trailhead for an early start/meet & greet (campfires may be prohibited--bring a camping stove, or cooler for chilled foods). There's no moon on the 16th, so I will offer assistance in astro-photography if desired. Morning travelers to the event should use a travel site such as googlemaps or mapquest to determine at what time in the wee-hours of the morning they will need to leave from their location to arrive by 7:30am, then leave 1/2 hour earlier (just to be sure). Those arriving late are welcomed to follow down the well-marked trail to catch up with the group.
|Photowalk: Parson's Trail, Sycamore Canyon, Az
|2012-09-16 16:00:00
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2015-09-13 11:53:45 (22 comments, 7 reshares, 194 +1s)
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'58 Chevy Impala with Continental kit. +marit runyon & I attended the Superior Car Show & Fiestas yesterday. One thing I noticed almost immediately was there were no Ford or Chrysler vehicles in the car show. It was almost all mid 1950's through mid 1960's Chevys and most had been set up as low riders.
I guess the "Fiesta" in the show title should have been a clue, but there were still some really nice cars there, as well as a few custom trucks and a sprinkling of motorcycles, mostly Harleys.
This '58 Chevy Impala was a real beauty!
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2015-09-13 11:53:45 (22 comments, 7 reshares, 194 +1s)
Do The Continental
'58 Chevy Impala with Continental kit. +marit runyon & I attended the Superior Car Show & Fiestas yesterday. One thing I noticed almost immediately was there were no Ford or Chrysler vehicles in the car show. It was almost all mid 1950's through mid 1960's Chevys and most had been set up as low riders.
I guess the "Fiesta" in the show title should have been a clue, but there were still some really nice cars there, as well as a few custom trucks and a sprinkling of motorcycles, mostly Harleys.
This '58 Chevy Impala was a real beauty!
#cars #carshow
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2015-09-13 11:53:45 (22 comments, 7 reshares, 194 +1s)
Do The Continental
'58 Chevy Impala with Continental kit. +marit runyon & I attended the Superior Car Show & Fiestas yesterday. One thing I noticed almost immediately was there were no Ford or Chrysler vehicles in the car show. It was almost all mid 1950's through mid 1960's Chevys and most had been set up as low riders.
I guess the "Fiesta" in the show title should have been a clue, but there were still some really nice cars there, as well as a few custom trucks and a sprinkling of motorcycles, mostly Harleys.
This '58 Chevy Impala was a real beauty!
#cars #carshow
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2015-10-10 12:20:28 (2 comments, 0 reshares, 12 +1s)
Mid 80's Selfie
Shot in the White Tank Mountains, west of Phoenix around 1985 with one of my Leica M3's, Agfachrome 50 RS. The cameras pictured are Nikon F-Photomics. I still have the Gossen Luna Pro light meter that's hanging around my neck and the photo backpack I'm wearing. I discovered a couple of months age, while digging around in my loft. that I still have the shirt I'm wearing in the shot. Most surprising is the shirt still fits!
+#self-portrait-saturday curated by +Marcin Pękalski #self-portrait-saturday
#nikonshooters #leica #selfie
2015-10-09 16:19:18 (7 comments, 0 reshares, 5 +1s)
Your Government At Work
To save us from ourselves our government decreed coffee was bad for us, then decided a few cups were good for us. Then eggs were bad for us and now an egg daily or so gives us needed nutrients Then came butter and they suggested margerine was better, but wait, now butter is better!
Then there was whole milk and they recommended 2% milk instead. Now it seems whole milk is better! And there was alcohol which was a no no and now they say a drink a day is good for you!
What's next red meat & lots of bacon?
Sure glad I haven't changed my eating habits due to government recommendations!
+FoodFriday curated by +D. DeMonteverde +Natty Netsuwan +***** +Jenn Oliver #FoodFriday
#milk #butter #beer #beerlovers #coffee #coffeelovers #coffeetime #coffeeday
2015-10-09 16:05:43 (0 comments, 0 reshares, 5 +1s)
Mars, Moon & Venus
A shot of Mars (lower left) the moon at 13% and Venus (upper right) from early this morning.
+Night Photography Friday curated by +Mark Hammon +Steve Passlow #NightPhotographyFriday
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2015-10-08 16:41:44 (1 comments, 0 reshares, 10 +1s)
9 Years Old Today
This is Molly, our little Jack Russell and major Daddy's girl. We rescued her around 8 years ago and she has been nothing but a pure joy ever since. She loves cuddling and giving lots of kisses and sleeps against my legs at night. She enjoys her furry brother, Yoda and furry sister, Maisy and they frequently nap together on the bed in the front bedroom, where they can keep an eye out for cats and other intruders and bark at them through the window.
Happy Birthday Molly!
#dog #doglovers #dogsareawesome #dogslife #dogsrule
2015-10-08 12:09:51 (1 comments, 0 reshares, 5 +1s)
Venus and the Moon
The Waning Crescent moon at 21%. Shot while enjoying my first cup of coffee this morning.
#moon #nightphotography
2015-10-07 13:21:09 (2 comments, 0 reshares, 6 +1s)
Grabbing Some Sunshine
It's been cloudy and rainy for several days now and my dogs love to sun themselves when they can. Yesterday there was a brief break in the clouds and since the sun was finally shining I threw a blanket down on the patio, just in case they wanted to sun themselves.
It took less than a minute for Yoda (foreground), Maisy & Molly to plop down and catch some sunshine while they could!
#dogs #doglovers #dogsareawesome #dogslife #dogsrule
2015-10-06 15:59:52 (2 comments, 1 reshares, 5 +1s)
As the years go by
While walking my dogs, the thought occurred to me that as I get older I'm getting to have some things in common with Yoda, my male terrier. It seems he can hardly pass a post, hydrant or bush without stopping to relieve himself.
These days I feel much the same when I'm in the vicinity of a restroom!
2015-10-06 14:34:57 (1 comments, 0 reshares, 4 +1s)
We're number 4! Makes me proud to be from Apache Junction, but feel we should be closer to #1.
2015-10-06 13:24:33 (0 comments, 0 reshares, 6 +1s)
Dog Walking Sunrise
Yesterday, before the rain, while walking the dogs I saw this sunrise through the clouds. Unfortunately we walked a bit too far and got caught in a bit of a downpour. It would have been worse, but Molly heard the thunder and got us turned around a bit before we usually do.
#sunrise #sunrisephotography #sunrisephotos
2015-10-05 20:08:13 (2 comments, 0 reshares, 9 +1s)
Fun Shot
Playing in Elements with a shot that +marit runyon took of me this past April that I like.
2015-10-05 14:52:35 (1 comments, 0 reshares, 4 +1s)
3D Tree
A little fun with Adobe!
+NatureMonday curated by +Rolf Hicker +Jen Baptist #NatureMonday
+x Processing Monday curated by +Patrick Bordelofer +Hans Tiefdeuchter #xProcessingMonday
#trees #treesphotography
2015-10-04 11:51:48 (4 comments, 1 reshares, 8 +1s)
Thought I'd title the shot in case you couldn't figure it out!
#treesphotography #trees
2015-10-03 19:17:27 (6 comments, 0 reshares, 12 +1s)
Dead In The Desert
A tree finding it's hard to survive in the Arizona desert.
+Sepia Saturday curated by +Renee Stewart Jackson #sepiasaturday
#trees #treesphotography #desert #desertphotography
2015-10-03 14:24:30 (2 comments, 0 reshares, 7 +1s)
First Christmas Lights
Saw this while walking the dogs this morning. Shot with a phone in low light so not that great of shot, but you get the idea!
Finally someone has gotten their Christmas lights out. Guess they didn't want to rush the season!
#christmas #christmas2015
2015-09-30 15:14:50 (0 comments, 1 reshares, 14 +1s)
Another Supermoon Eclipse
For all those who's cloud cover Sunday prevented their viewing of the eclipse!
2015-09-30 11:02:36 (0 comments, 0 reshares, 6 +1s)
Our favorite series is making a return, although it looks like a limited run at the present time. Hopefully they'll revive it for another multi year run!
2015-09-29 13:12:13 (0 comments, 0 reshares, 12 +1s)
Sometimes I wonder just how lazy some people can be!
2015-09-29 13:10:58 (0 comments, 0 reshares, 1 +1s)
Sometimes I wonder just how lazy some people Vann be!
2015-09-28 02:18:43 (0 comments, 0 reshares, 11 +1s)
Supermoon Eclipse
The start of tonight's supermoon eclipse.
+Sky Sunday - Photography Theme curated by +Randy Scherkenbach +Patrick Scherkenbach #SkySunday
2015-09-27 14:30:29 (0 comments, 0 reshares, 14 +1s)
Step Into My Parlor
Said the spider to the fly.
+Spider Sunday curated by +Kimberly Hosey +Lerato Majikfaerie #SpiderSunday
2015-09-26 21:50:13 (1 comments, 1 reshares, 5 +1s)
Fun With Windows 10
And you thought Windows 95 & 98 blue screened you to death!
I decided that maybe they need to make a slight change to Windows 10 blue screen of death. It makes it a bit more fitting!
2015-09-26 12:12:06 (0 comments, 0 reshares, 13 +1s)
Stars With My Coffee
I usually get up in the pre-dawn and enjoy that first cup of coffee by starlight. It's cool & quite that time of morning! Love it!
+#self-portrait-saturday curated by +Marcin Pękalski #self-portrait-saturday
#stars #nightphotography #night #coffee #coffeetime
2015-09-24 21:09:29 (3 comments, 5 reshares, 104 +1s)
Chevy Bel Air
With all the required equipment of the era, including lake pipes, Continental kit & curb feelers!
At Superior Car Show & Fiestas.
+Blast From The Past curated by +Cheryl Cooper +Mark Rodriguez +Isabelle Fortin #blastfromthepast
#cars #carshow
2015-09-23 12:49:10 (0 comments, 0 reshares, 9 +1s)
I Only Have Eyes For You
Lots of eyes!
2015-09-22 18:02:30 (2 comments, 1 reshares, 10 +1s)
Kitchen Sink Spider
Fortunately for this guy I saw him trapped in my kitchen sink before I ran water in it, which I was getting ready to do.
Not sure what variety of spider he is, but don't think he was a jumping spider, as he sure didn't seem able to jump and was pretty easy to capture for a spider portrait session! Afterwards I set him loose in the great outdoors.
#spider #Arachnids
2015-09-21 14:32:42 (0 comments, 1 reshares, 6 +1s)
Mellow Yellow
Different sort of dump truck. At Superior Car Show & Fiestas.
+Machine Monday curated by +Michael Garza #machinemonday
#truck #carshow
2015-09-21 14:07:23 (4 comments, 0 reshares, 14 +1s)
Another Ho-Hum Arizona Sunrise
While pretty, it also brings flash flood warnings for the next 36 hours with it!
#sunrise #sunrisephotography #sunrisephotos
2015-09-21 13:59:27 (1 comments, 0 reshares, 2 +1s)
True Verse
I once knew a fellow named Richard,
Whose family name was Head.
And though his first name was Richard,
Can you guess what we called him instead?
2015-09-20 15:52:49 (5 comments, 0 reshares, 14 +1s)
Enough Said!
Signs, signs, everywhere there's signs!
+Sign Sunday curated by +Lori Carey +Jetski #signsunday
2015-09-19 14:47:39 (2 comments, 0 reshares, 13 +1s)
Sunrise Saturday Morning
Saw this while walking the dogs this morning, but didn't have my camera, so shot it with my Samsung Galaxy which didn't cover the whole horizon to horizon and stitched the two images together.
Happy Saturday!
+Sunrise Saturday curated by +Josh Davis #SunriseSaturday
#sunrisephotography #sunrise #sunrisephotos
2015-09-18 14:22:23 (1 comments, 0 reshares, 6 +1s)
Under Pressure
It seems all the fire hydrants in the neighbor hood, including the one on the corner of my property, have nice new blue tops on them, indicating to me they probably pressure tested them when they were doing that. That would explain why I got 2 almost simultaneous leaks in both my water heater fitting and my refrigerator's ice maker line.
Just glad I was home to catch it before the house flooded!
#firehydrant #hydrant
2015-09-16 11:48:07 (11 comments, 1 reshares, 24 +1s)
Superstition Mountain Pano
For Weeklyphotoproject2015-Panorama
Standing at the head of the Superstition Mountain Range is this majestic mountain where, according to legend, Jacob Waltz had his much sought after Lost Dutchman gold mine.
Dozens have lost their lives looking for it since Jacob died, either by accident or murdered, in several cases. It still remains a mystery as to where he had this hidden mine.
4 shots, stitched.
+Weekly Photo Project 2015 curated by +Alen Ianni , +Bernhard Rembold , +Cliff Loresco , +Francesco Scaglioni , +Heather D , +Ken Fowkes , +Navin Upendran , +Robyn King and +T.E. Smith
+#WildWestWednesday curated by +Nicholas Pappagallo Jr #WildWestWednesday
+Wide Angle Wednesday curated by +Asif Patel #WideAngleWednesday
+WideWednesdayPanorama curat... more »
2015-09-15 13:19:35 (2 comments, 1 reshares, 8 +1s)
Fins & Chrome!
'59 Chevy Impala at Superior Car Show & Fiestas.
+TransportTuesday curated by +Gene Bowker +Annie Irving #TransportTuesday
#cars #carshow
2015-09-15 12:52:36 (0 comments, 1 reshares, 7 +1s)
You Can Lead A Horse To Water
In this case you don't have to make him drink.
Salt river Wild Horses.
+#EquineTuesday curated by +Jillian Chilson #EquineTuesday
#horselovers #horse
2015-09-14 16:34:55 (4 comments, 1 reshares, 18 +1s)
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Around 60 years ago my brother and I discovered this sword hidden in the sub-basement of a home our dad had bought, which we lived in for a few years. We knew little about it at the time, but I've since researched if and found the "KGE" on the hilt stood for a group called the Knights of the Golden Eagle, which was founded in 1873.
They had the unfortunate association of being tied to the assassination of President William McKinley by one of their members. It's membership dropped tremendously after that assassination and has never recovered.
+Weekly Photo Project 2015 curated by +Alen Ianni , +Bernhard Rembold , +Cliff Loresco , +Francesco Scaglioni , +Heather D , +Ken Fowkes , +Navin Upendran , +Robyn King and +T.E. Smith


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Breast Implant Revision Q&A
Children + Breast Implant Revision
Will a breast revision with HP silicone 550cc submuscular Allergan implants & skin removal achieve desired results? (photo)
I'm a 5'7"140lb. 37 year old fit Mother and had a breast lift with Allergan high profile 265cc saline implants 6 months ago. The result wasn't great... READ MORE
Sientra 305cc moderate or Sientra 325cc moderate?? (photos)
5'3", 110-115lbs, width 11.7. 4 kids breastfed Previous saline implants 400cc under the muscle measuring a 32DDD or 34DD. Have a double bubble on the... READ MORE
I have over the muscle implants. Should I replace and keep implants over? (photos)
I had C breast with slight sag before. I have had over the muscle implants for 13yrs. I've had 2 kids since then and massive weight gain. They sag,... READ MORE
My PS suggested I go with 700cc's silicone. Is that too big? I don't want complications later in life. (Photo)
I have 4500c'so saline implants that I have had for 10yrs and I have had 2 kids since then and they are starting to get ripples on the sides so I was... READ MORE
I presently have 15 year old 275 smooth saline unders. Is it realistic to go to a 500 cc silicone smooth under? (photo)
I am 5' 0" 122 lb muscular 43 year old mother of three. I presently have 15 year old 275 smooth saline unders. I measure 12 1/2 and 13. I am getting... READ MORE
I dread posting this picture. Should I do a stage 1 or 2 breast revision/lift with small implantation? (photos)
25 yr old breast implants with 4 children, all breast fed. My left outer saline implant has ruptured, MRI shows the inner silicone still intact. They... READ MORE
I'm 45 yrs old w/ 3 children. Would you recommend me another Breast Implant Revision? (photos)
1st surgery 2/2014high. June 2014 had right side surgery again. Same inplant Capsul was scored cut Redo ? Just remove ?not compatable ? See him... READ MORE
Should I remove all together or downsize my implants? (photos)
Hi I'm 5'2 61 kg 12 yo child got 240 cc mod 1 yr ago wanted to be a fuller B as I'm a small deflated B cup, ended up a full D.that look too big in... READ MORE
I really want a lift and wondering if the donut lift is appropriate for me? (photos)
I had implants per recommendation by my surgeon for a lift which I ended up hating because they were huge and I didn't feel comfortable. I have always... READ MORE
Trying to find the right surgeon for the look I want . Any suggestions?
Im 29 5 foot 90.lbs a mom of 4. I currently have saline breast implants 700cc i feel they have deflated.I wear a 34DD got them to look natural .I feel... READ MORE
Breast keep dropping after 2 corrections wanting to know if going bigger and under muscle will correct it? (photos)
33 years old 125 lbs 2 kids. Breast reduction 10 years ago size 32b a year and a half ago had 370cc high profile gel implants put in and to follow 2... READ MORE
Which type round or anatomical, CC, and profile? (photos)
In 2008 I had inserted 295CC round MCGhan implants, as I don't like big breasts.Although I do not want a Brest lift at this point. I am 169cm, 55 kg,... READ MORE
Do I need to know what size or brand of implant I have now before I consult with another physician?
In 2004 I had a breast lift with an augmentation. I have since had children, and need to have a lift again. I was always unhappy with the result of my... READ MORE
Which would you recommend; 15-397 vs 15-421 moderate profile natrelle implants? (photos)
Good morning, I am 5'0 115lbs. I have had large breasts (34DD/32DDD) all my life. Once I had a child and breast fed my breasts became "deflated" I had... READ MORE
Any suggestions on revision of the breasts post pregnancy and breastfeeding? (photos)
I have a child of 1,5y, breastfed for 5 months. I have implants of 400CC high profile cohesive gel under the mamar gland. After the breastfeeding my... READ MORE
For a two staged, lift and augmentation, which is better to do first?
I currently have 12 year old silicone implants above the muscle. I am planning on having them removed, having a lift (have had 4 children), and have... READ MORE
Want to be a D. Already a full C..doctor doesn't know if he can make me a D?
I am scheduled for a revision in 10 days. I've had 3 kids; I am 27, 152lbs & 5'9. My 1st BA, 8 yrs ago, brought me from a very asymmetric small b to a... READ MORE
Am I a good candidate for benelli lift and breast augmentation ? (photos)
I currently have 300 cc's saline implants . After breast feeding 2 children I want to switch to hp silicone with a benelli lift . My surgeon suggested... READ MORE
I'm very concerned that my surgeon is still not aware-or even cares what it is I want for my revision. Any suggestion?
Revis Tues9/3/14.PS told me 1st time2/14/14, I chose reasonable,doable.He goes purely by pics &consult-no choice/trying sizers.I trusted him-great... READ MORE
What would you recommend I get after having a lift five years ago with implant and I have had another child since?
I had another child since i got this procedure. my scars got really ugly. and i would like them perky and tight again. READ MORE


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Clapham, a former Ipswich team-mate of interim manager Mark Venus, will assist he and first-team coach Mark Proctor, with youth-team coach Graeme Lee moving up to Under-21 level for the time being.
Venus told the club's official website: "I feel we needed another set of hands.
"I know Jamie. He's still learning a little bit but he will help me. Proc has guided him a little bit as well and I'm pretty comfortable that the training ground is as efficient as we want it to be.
"I think it's good for the football club that the coaches sometimes go into different areas, coach different players and take different responsibilities."
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Creative Writing: Seeking the Muse in NJ Message Board › Photo Option 1
|Terri M.
Group Organizer
Cherry Hill, NJ
With posts like this I will supply an image, a word, a video, a something.
Do with it what you will. Write something, draw something, do something.
This is the spark, ignite something with it. Enjoy! =)
Edited by Terri Maloney on Jul 26, 2009 1:49 PM
|A former member
The love I lost is like this boat
Once is was so intense it made me float!
so full of life, feeling happy and free
but somewhere allong the line it was not to be
Now my heart sits thrown away feeling empty and old
I realize now to start afresh and bold
And I will find that love again just like new
and we will be together again. you our bat and me.
|A former member
i wanted to write boat, lol sorry!
|A former member
I suspect that Noel (but, Not) Void has yet the will, the fortitude, AND the stride...
|A former member
Oh, and as Freud would say, "Sometimes, a typo is just a typo."
|A former member
Years later, Joel returned to the spot where he and his friend had posed for the photo (to the left). He didn't aimlessly stumble upon it; he returned there purposefully.
The beach, as he remembered it, was gone, now. Steve and he had walked a few miles before breakfast, varying their pace between "exercise" and "strolling". When the former, Joel was pleased he could keep up with Steve; when the latter, he would "make fists with his toes" (as suggested to Bruce Willis's character in the beginning of "Die Hard") and relish the sensation of the moist sand giving way to his little piggies.
Joel smiled reminiscently. It had been a beautiful day. Joel's wife, Lois, had gone with them that day. She had taken the picture. Then the trio met up with Steve's wife, Rosie, and they all went out for breakfast. That was years ago, Joel recalled, BEFORE the economy washed out to sea with the tide. Money to maintain the beaches was not a priority; and, so, the beaches were no longer maintained. Not by the state. Not by anyone.
Joel continued to walk, looking for some clue that he had actually returned to the right spot. And, then he saw what he was sure was proof positive. "The boat!"
It was, indeed, the boat he remembered. It was badly decayed and covered with plant life. Geez, it was practically in the middle of a forest, now! he thought to himself. And, all that "stuff" about global warming, Joel mused. You would have thought the "before" and "after" pictures would have been reversed. "I guess Sarah was right, after all. Who woulda thought?"
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If someone says that this is the worst Chinese that they have ever had, believe them. I'll tell you myself if I ever get out of the restroom.
Charging for drink refills? Shame on you...
Try spicy garlic shrimp or beef...delicious
One of the best Chinese places in town. Would highly recommend.
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As producing countries grapple with lower prices for oil and many other commodities, NRGI experts are exploring the challenges—and, in some cases, opportunities—of the new price landscape. Follow our analysis of the issue through op-eds, blog posts, and reports here.
NRGI experts will be in attendance in Lima, Peru, 7-11 October 2015, for the meetings as well as civil society side events. Join them in person or via webast, at the four different events.
In the first of a series of photo essays by six different photographers in Myanmar, Lauren DeCicca has documented the challenging circumstances faced by community members living alongside the giant copper mine.
In a recent blog post for the Brookings Institution, NRGI president Daniel Kaufmann writes about the current "governance moment." He draws on developments at the UN General Assembly and elsewhere, as well as the release of a new edition of the Worldwide Governance Indicators, to make the point that governance is measurable, and that the resulting data is a critical tool in country-level and global efforts to improve.
The World Bank has released a new edition of the Worldwide Governance Indicators, which combine the views of a large number of enterprise, citizen and expert survey respondents in industrial and developing countries.
NRGI president and CEO Daniel Kaufmann, who co-produces the Worldwide Governance Indicators published by the World Bank, discussed his recent article "Corruption Matters" with the IMF's Bruce Edwards. Published in September in Finance & Development, the piece discusses the larger themes of governance and corruption in Latin America and elsewhere.
Confronting corruption in Latin America--one of the great development challenges the region faces--means understanding the shape it takes in respective nations. On Tuesday in Santiago, Chile, NRGI president and CEO Daniel Kaufmann took part in a morning event organized by the Universidad Adolfo Ibañez and Espacio Público focused on the outstanding challenges of corruption in Chile and throughout Latin America.
In an article for Finance & Development, NRGI president Daniel Kaufmann outlines the contours of Latin America's wide, encompassing networks of corruption. He writes that corruption often involves a network of politicians, organizations, companies, and private individuals colluding to "capture" benefits from access to power, public resources, and policymaking, at the expense of the public good. Kaufmann suggests an alternative view of corruption—"the privatization of public policy."
While the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative has successfully increased transparency in the extractive sector over the last ten years, data from its reports are often underutilized by global and in-country actors. If this challenge is overcome, EITI reports could inform much more to policymaking and public debate, and thereby contribute to better governance and accountability in the oil, gas and mining sector.
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NRGI has created a series of short, illustrated overviews of key topics in NRGI's portfolio of work. Together they serve as a robust introduction for the lay reader to fundamental issues and concepts in resource governance.
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This briefing explores options open to countries for collecting, publishing and using information on the beneficial owners of oil, gas and mining companies. It provides background on how beneficial ownership works in the extractive industries and why it matters.
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On Thursday, 3 September, NRGI president Daniel Kaufmann joined a plenary conversation on the role of anti-corruption and transparency in the fight against poverty.
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Under its new Standard, the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) was expanded from a forum for reconciling extractive resource revenues, to a broader instrument for the disclosure of information across the entire extractive industry decision chain...
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Audience: Registered nurses who practice in a blood or bone marrow transplant setting and/or care for these patients.
Course Content: This course is designed to help nurses care for adult and pediatric blood or bone marrow transplant patients and their families. Course content focuses on the principles of blood and bone marrow transplant therapies and supportive therapy.
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Orioles Preview: Toronto at BaltimoreWith their first American League East title in 22 years under wraps, the Toronto Blue Jays will continue their quest for home-field advantage throughout the playoffs when they conclude their four-game series versus the host Baltimore Orioles on Thursday afternoon.
Orioles Manager Buck Showalter Joins Vinny & RobBaltimore Orioles manager, Buck Showalter, joined the show to discuss a disappointing season for his Birds.
Bob Haynie: Orioles Back To .500The Birds have been victorious in 11 of their last 15 contests and are back to a .500 record.
Face Of The Franchise Adam Jones Talks OriolesThe man they call "Jonesy" called in to have a candid conversation with Rob about, well everything. Rob and Adam talk about the state of the team currently and looking into the future.
Orioles Preview: Baltimore at WashingtonThe Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles shared several similarities on their way to division titles in 2014 and appear to be mimicking each other again this season, albeit with much less on the line.
Orioles Preview: Baltimore at Tampa BayBaltimore left-hander Wei-Yin Chen looks to reach double digits in wins for the third time in four seasons when he opposes Tampa Bay's Erasmo Ramirez.
Orioles Preview: Baltimore At Tampa BayThe Baltimore Orioles are keeping their slim hopes of an American League wild-card spot alive with seven wins in last nine contests.
Orioles Preview: Boston at BaltimoreBaltimore rookie right-hander Mike Wright will have a couple new fans in the stands when he makes his ninth career start Wednesday against the visiting Boston Red Sox.
Orioles Preview: Boston At BaltimoreThe Baltimore Orioles have found their stride just in time to make a desperate late push at the American League's final wild-card spot, but they have yet to run into a pitcher as hot as Joe Kelly during their recent run.
Preview: Boston At BaltimoreA month ago, it was a foregone conclusion that the Boston Red Sox would finish last in the American League East for the third time in the last four seasons.
Bob Haynie: Misery Continues For The OriolesOn Tuesday night, the Baltimore Orioles played a baseball game against the Tampa Bay Rays. Like the previous five games before Tuesday's, the Orioles lost. As a matter of fact, the Birds have lost 12 of their last 13 contests.