I was a sports photo stringer for two local newspapers when I was a teenager in northern Virginia. One evening, when I was just 19 years old, I convinced the powers that be at the Capital Centre, home of the Washington Bullets, to let me photograph the Bullets – 76ers game from the catwalk directly over a basket. All I have from that experience is this single copy from the next day’s newspaper showing Elvin Hayes attempting to stop Dr. J from scoring.
The photo editors at The New York Times chose another of my Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base photos for their Pictures of the Day.
Dr. Amit Maity, Chief, Radiation Oncology Service, Veterans Administration Medical Center, Philadephia listens as charges, that his hospital improperly inserted radioactive seeds into patients, are read during US Nuclear Regulatory Commission enforcement hearings, Thu. Dec. 17, 2009 in Rockville, Md.
On Thanksgiving day, Army Dr. Col. Craig Shriver did what had never been done for a combat wounded soldier. The bullet-scarred pancreas from an Air Force Airman who was shot in Afghanistan was flown from Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington to the University of Miami, where insulin-producing cells were salvaged from the organ and flown back to be dropped into the man’s liver.
Read the Miami Herald story in here:
http://www.miamiherald.com/news/miami-dade/story/1383912.html
Whitney Dangefield and Mark Sparrough dance their first dance as a married couple at Raspberry Plain in Leesburg, Virginia.
President Obama departed for Asia on Thursday, a blustery day at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland.
Emma shows me how to flash the peace sign during a lighting test in the backyard Sunday afternoon.
American financial executive & author Robert Pozen for McClatchy-Tribune News Service
