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Washington Capitals Training Camp
The Washington Capitals have their training camp in Odenton, Maryland. It is free to the public and there are two hour-long scrimmages and a practice afterwards. Fans got a rare opportunity to meet all of their favorite players in a fan-friendly atmosphere. DCpages own Kostas Pontikis will follow the CAPS this season starting from training camp and ending hopefully with the team winning the Stanley Cup.
Stanford and Navy met tonight for the first time since the two schools battled in 1965 which resulted in a 7-7 tie. Attendance announced as 35,670, the fourth-largest crowd to see a game at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium behind: 1. 36,172 vs. Air Force (Oct. 11, 1997), 2. 36,009 vs. West Virginia (Oct. 3, 1998) and 3. 35,753 vs. Air Force (Oct. 9, 1993). Marco Nelson scored three touchdowns for the Midshipmen and Karlos Whittaker ran for 110 yards on seven carries, becoming the first freshman in Navy history to have a 100-yard rushing game. The mission of the Naval Academy focuses on developing midshipmen morally, mentally and physically in order to provide leaders of character for the Navy and Marine Corps.
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Baltimore Orioles vs. Anaheim Angels
On friday, July 18, 2003, the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Anaheim Angels 6-5. The Angels came back from a 5-0 deficit to tie the game in the eight inning. Then Tony Batista hit the game winning home run in the bottom of the 8th inning. The stands were filled with over 30,000 fans and for a finale Nextel Sponsored an amazing fireworks show.
More than 30,000 energized fans cheered the selection of Sean Taylor while enjoying a unbelievable draft party at FedEx Field. The fun filled Spring day included Hall of Fame Coach Joe Gibbs, offensive line genius Joe Bugel, Redskin players, alumni, music, the Hogettes, heart stopping Redskin cheerleaders, and and ESPN draft day coverage on jumbotron screens.
World War II Veterans and their families socialized and reconnected with their service colleagues during the Smithsonian's four-day event on the National Mall at a series of tented pavilions and stages.
On a cloudy saturday evening in June, at the Richmond International Raceway, Scott Dixon held the lead with out a problem in the SunTrust Indy Race. The only thing that stopped Dixon was weather at the 206th lap. It was the first time in the IRL history that a driver has held the lead in every lap. This was Dixon 4th victory.
An estimated 25,000 people attended Redskins Training Camp Built by The Home Depot on Saturday. Many came to watch Hall of Fame head coach Joe Gibbs in action for the first time since his return to the team last January. The first group of fans arrived as early as 4:30 in the morning. A line to get in the training camp grounds started at 6 a.m.
Rekindling the Fire: The Restoration of All Things
Starting June 25th until July 6th, The Twelve Tribes are holding a Festival right on the National Mall. Themed, "Rekindling the Fire: The Restoration of All Things", this event offers a unique religious perspective. Highlights include: Why the Jesus Movement Never Got Off the Ground, Free Speech Open Forum, Rincon Latino, and the Original Cider Press. So grab a Mate (tradition Tea Drink), or even stick around for some authentic food in the Common Ground Cafe, and enjoy the festival!
Have you ever wondered whats underneath your skin?
After seeing this Exhibition, you will finally know. BODIES...The Exhibition allows people to learn about their own bodies and, ultimately, teaches how to take better care of their health and make positive lifestyle choices. What makes the exhibit so compelling (real bodies in everyday poses) is also what makes it most controversial. Without those very features, the exhibit would not be such a powerful educational experience. The exhibition enables visitors to see and understand the medical conditions of their friends and loved ones in a whole new way by highlighting pressing health concerns, including obesity, breast cancer, colon
cancer, cirrhosis of the liver, ectopic pregnancy, arthritis, osteoporosis and bone fractures. The exhibition also highlights damage done to...
OAR with Howie Day at Wolf Trap National Park
Of a Revolution, better known as OAR, packed the house on tuesday at the Filene Center. Wolf Trap National Park's concert venue was sold out, including the lawn. Special guest performance by Howie Day preceeded OAR with the Graham Colton Band opening things up. Wolf Trap offers a unique concert experience in the woods, with the convienience of easy access from the Beltway and Route 7.
World War II Service of Celebration and Thanksgiving
Bells tolled as Statesmen and generals joined World War II veterans and their families yesterday during an interfaith service at the Washington National Cathedral to mark the dedication of the National World War II Memorial.
The 55th Presidential Inauguration
The World watched President George W. Bush second inaugural address President Bush committing the United States to defeating tyranny and expanding freedom. Sworn in by ailing Chief Justice William Rehnquist, the president delivered a 22-minute address that outlined his view of America's role in the world.
"At this second gathering, our duties are defined not by the words I use, but by the history we have seen together. For a half century, America defended our own freedom by standing watch on distant borders. After the shipwreck of communism came years of relative quiet, years of repose, years of sabbatical - and then there came a day of fire."
- George W. Bush
Former Vice President Al Gore stopped by Olsson's bookstore at Penn Quarter to sign copies of his new book, 'An Inconvient Truth: The Planetary Emergency of Global Warming and What We Can Do About It.' This book is a tie in to the documentary film of the same name, 'An Inconvient Truth,' is Gore's battle cry about what needs to be done about global warming. Near the end of the line stood political activist, Ralph Nader, waiting to patch things up with his old presidential opponent.
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