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The Orioles today announced that they have selected the contract of INF ALEXI CASILLA from Triple-A Norfolk.
The Orioles are inviting at-risk children to attend Games 1 and 2 of the American League Division Series through a program called the OriolesREACH Knothole Gang. Nearly 1,400 children will be experiencing the excitement of Postseason baseball from Sections 96 and 98 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, courtesy of the Orioles.
Deadline tonight for 2015 Season Plan deposit guaranteeing tickets for ALDS Game 1; Public sale set for Monday offers no guarantee
The Orioles today announced their 2015 Grapefruit League schedule, which opens Tuesday, March 3 with a 1:05 p.m. game in Lakeland against the Detroit Tigers.
The Orioles today announced that NELSON CRUZ has been voted winner of the 2014 Louis M. Hatter Most Valuable Oriole Award by members of the local media who cover the team on a regular basis.
As a "thank you" to fans for their support throughout the 2014 season, the Orioles will hold their annual Fan Appreciation Celebration during the final series of the regular season when they host the Boston Red Sox for three games, Friday, September 19 through Sunday, September 21 at Oriole Park.
The Orioles today announced that they have selected the contract of INF CHRISTIAN WALKER from Triple-A Norfolk.
The Orioles today announced a series of rallies to generate excitement for the team's push for the postseason. A "We Won't Stop" street team will travel throughout Baltimore and surrounding areas over the next few weeks, with appearances at the Hard Rock Café in the Inner Harbor on September 18 and October 1, Stevenson University on September 29, and the plaza at Pratt and Light Streets on October 3.
As the Orioles race toward a postseason berth, the ball club paused to benefit the Miracle League of Manasota with a $10,000 donation in honor of the Hall of Fame career of retiring Major League player Derek Jeter on Sunday, September 14 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore.
Major League Baseball and Chevrolet, the official vehicle of MLB, today announced that NICK MARKAKIS was named the Orioles 2014 nominee for the prestigious Roberto Clemente Award presented by Chevrolet. Markakis is one of the 30 Club finalists for the annual Award, which recognizes a Major League Baseball player who best represents the game of baseball through positive contributions on and off the field, including sportsmanship and community involvement.
In support of the quest for an American League East Division title, the Orioles are asking fans to show their support by wearing the color orange to tonight's 7:05 p.m. game against the Toronto Blue Jays at Oriole Park.
Prior to the September 17 game against the Toronto Blue Jays, the Orioles will host the American Heart Association and top donors for the 2015 Baltimore Heart Ball on the Centerfield Roof Deck for a special partnership launch event.
On Sunday, September 14, the Orioles will wear special stars and stripes jerseys and caps in honor of the 200th anniversary of the Star-Spangled Banner, written in Baltimore.
The Baltimore Orioles will host the team's Fall Instructional League at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota with games that are free and open to the public from September 15 through October 7.
The Orioles today announced they will open the 2015 season on the road against the Tampa Bay Rays before heading to Baltimore for their home opener at Oriole Park on April 10 against the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Orioles today announced they have extended the working agreements with five minor league affiliates.
The Orioles today announced the winners of their player development and scouting awards for 2014, including INF CHRISTIAN WALKER as the club's top minor league player and RHP TYLER WILSON as the club's top minor league pitcher. The winners will be honored in an on-field ceremony before tonight's game against the Cincinnati Reds, with awards presented by Director of Player Development BRIAN GRAHAM and Director of Minor League Operations KENT QUALLS.
The Orioles today announced that they have recalled RHP RYAN WEBB from Triple-A Norfolk and CA STEVE CLEVENGER and LHP T.J. McFARLAND from Class-A Aberdeen.
The Orioles today announced that they have recalled RHP EVAN MEEK from Triple-A Norfolk and RHP KEVIN GAUSMAN from the GCL Orioles and selected the contract of LHP JOE SAUNDERS from the Tides.
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Washington continued to score goals, knocking off Trinity Western in an exhibition game, 2-0.
Washington women's soccer got their season off to a rousing start, defeating Kentucky, 4-1, on Friday night at the Husky Soccer Field.
The Washington women's soccer team begins the 2014 season on Friday night, hosting Kentucky at 7 p.m.
Wednesday wraps up the position previews for the Washington women's soccer team with a look at the forwards
GoHuskies.com continues with the position previews. Tuesday, it is the midfield, an experienced group buoyed by the infusion of talented newcomers.
\GoHuskies.com will take a look at the team for the upcoming season. Monday, it's the defense.
Washington women's soccer continues with preseason as the opener on August 22 is just over a week away.
The long wait for the 2014 women's soccer season is over as the Huskies got their preseason underway on Wednesday. Washington held its first practice on a perfect sunny day in the Pacific Northwest.
Instead of arriving at UW early, teammates Shannon Simon and Kimby Keever of Beach FC in Southern California were busy winning a national title at the club level.
The 2014 Washington women's soccer season is just around the corner, but several of the newest Huskies are already on campus getting a jumstart on their careers.
Midfielder Amanda Perez has earned a spot on the U-20 World Cup Team for Mexico.
Less than a month from players reporting for the season, head coach Lesle Gallimore named team captains on Wednesday.

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doing laundry :) down to my heineken wife beater -____-
Day 17 Sukhothai, keepin' it real
Day 17
8.30pm: I'm a little stressed out over nothing. :/
Today, I went to the catering kitchen and helped out Pee-ann by making some pork burgers (haha, this reminds me of a childhood story that I shall tell one day on tumblr). Then headed back over the office to catch up on some news; afterwards I headed to lunch, ate with Pee-naam-pung, and Pee-see, such cutie-pies [as you can see, I'm keeping this post kind of brief because, 1. I'm really stressed out, 2. I don't know why I'm stressing, 3. I'm really tired over nothing].
After lunch, Pee-naam-pung asked if we wanted to go out of the airport, and we gladly agreed to. We headed to a rice mill—there was an old/handmade/outdated machine for the rice process, and towards the back there was this humongous new monster of a machine. It was pretty cool, pictures from Kyle later. Pee-naam-pung later took me and Kyle to Sukhothai Buddha Park; it was filled with glorious gold, beautiful architecture, and, yes, I forgot my camera (yes, I'm really pissed, just as pissed as you are), but no worries, I plan on going back with my camera this time.
Went on the runway again for a 6km bike ride this time. Note to self, and others: riding against wind going 5mph is as hard as going up a steep hill.
Yes, I am semi-stressed: Joe the Plumber will be arriving tomorrow in Bangkok, and he plans on me and Kyle meeting up with him on Sunday, aka in 2 days. 1. I haven't bought tickets [and tickets will be pricey since the flight's only 2 days away], 2. I don't know where the hell am I living [if I live in a hotel, the price can be very jacked up], 3. I don't know if Joe is competent in making decisions. :/ He's a kind of 'go-with-the-flow' type of guy; sometimes that's good, but… when it comes to important decisions, and handling people's lives, it's kind of important to be steady as rock, right? Or, is it just me? So, he sent me an email telling me wishy-washy details…and I don't exactly have any idea wtf he wrote in that email—so I asked a bunch of questions in return. Let's hope he returns my email tonight :/ I don't think I've ever been so stressed out over a 4 day vacation. What The Shitty Fuck.
Did laundry; I miss my own washing machines :(.
I cried while biking on the runway today. These memories kept flashing by me… I think I had a epiphany-gone-wrong. All these memories were actually horrible; all the memories went semi-chronologically, I thought I was dying for a second because of these memories flashing in front of my eyes. I cried for at least… perhaps, 3km of my trip (?)


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ROME (AP) -- Pope Benedict XVI, tourists and Romans are praying together at the traditional Good Friday candlelit procession at the Colosseum in Rome.
Crowds of faithful clutched candles and prayer books outside the ancient arena in the heart of the Italian capital. The pope, who turns 85 on April 16, wasn't carrying the cross, but prepared a speech to read at the end of the long ceremony.
Benedict chose an Italian couple, who have been married for some 60 years, to compose the reflections read aloud during the procession. Benedict, wearing red robes to symbolize the blood shed by Jesus Christ during his crucifixion, listened intently in the mild night air.
Benedict will preside over Easter Mass in St. Peter's Square on Sunday morning.


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Maria Fabbrero and her 77 year old mother, Faye, were trapped by Hurricane Sandy's surge until members of the West Hamilton Beach Volunteer Fire Department rescued them by boat.
During a happy reunion with members who helped save their lives at the Queens firehouse located near Howard Beach, it was all hugs and smiles. But like all of the city's volunteer firehouses there is much work left to do.
The engines, trucks, and most of the equipment here was lost when the building flooded.
To get back on their feet volunteer fire departments are relying heavily on donations, including new fire engines.
One truck given by the Hooversville Fire Department was actually one of the first to respond during Flight 93 on 9/11. And another one came from from the Gulf Coast from a fire department heavily impacted by Hurricane Katrina.
Treasurer Mitch Udowitch says more donations are needed.