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Thanks to Bryan for this pic from O’s opening day.

Yes, MDP is going backwards here, but at this point, we just do what we want and I don’t think anyone will be upset about it.

It’s opening day and this year the stadium is making a big deal about putting out new statues and all sorts of other attractions.  I’ve always liked the retired numbers in front of the stadium.    To celebrate Earl’s statue, and for those who are not offended by strong language, (that’s a disclaimer)  we can also celebrate with this video:    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl-4FSRYagc

Yes, in this picture you can’t see his foot, but I’m saving that for another picture.

Sorry for MDP’s temporary hiatius over the last week.  Things got busy in the MDP photoquarters and we didn’t have a chance to update everything.    So, in honor of tomorrow’s ravens game, here’s a ravens picture. This is a bit old, but only by a year. That’s just a significantly out of date jersey.

What an end to the season.  I mean, it’s just like last years pointless rally, but at least this year we hurt Boston and I think that makes us all feel warm inside.

I don’t always travel with the same camera.   So sometimes I forget about the special features of one individual camera.  On Saturday, I remembered that the tiny camera I had brought has a really neat panorama tool.     So I tried it out and I think it worked well.  You can click into today’s picture to see the whole thing.

MDP took a trip to see the O’s on Saturday.   It was predicted to be so hot that it was difficult to get rid of some extra tickets we had for the game.   However, with a win and a with a generally good home team crowd, you barely felt the heat.  As you can see on the screen the official temperature of the game was 101 degrees.

This is the 7th hold of Mt. Pleasant golf course.  A little history about the course: it was, like many older public courses, once a part of the professional golf tour.    In fact it was the place where Arnold Plamer won his second professional tournament.