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Tampa Bay Photos of the Week, May 11 to 17

Saturday, May 18, 2013 9:20pm

A look at the past week in photos. A Pinellas teen battles terminal cancer, a military father surprises his daughter at a Rays game and high school softball teams celebrate wins.

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Afghan children peer through a fence that surrounds a swimming pool on a hill overlooking Kabul, Afghanistan, Friday, May 17, 2013. The swimming pool build by the Soviets more then 30 years ago has rarely been used caught instead in the middle of decades of war.

The World this Week, May 11 to 17

5/18/13

Cyclone Mahasen heads toward South Asia, Palestinians and Isreali forces clash, Cuba and India celebrate with festivals and more from around the world.

In this May 6, 2013 photo, former resident and tourist guide Norma Berg walks by a street in Epecuen, a village that once was submerged in water in Argentina. People come to see the rusted hulks of automobiles and furniture, crumbled homes and broken appliances. They climb staircases that lead nowhere, and wander through a graveyard where the water toppled headstones and exposed tombs to the elements.

The World this Week, May 4 to May 10

5/10/13

A formerly submerged Argentinian village, a Bengali garment worker who survived 17 days trapped in ruble and scenes from the house where three missing women were rescued in Cleveland this week.

Women protesters shout slogans calling for better working conditions for garment workers during a May Day rally on Wednesday May 1, 2013 in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Thousands of garment factory workers paraded through the streets calling for safeguards to be put in place and for the owner of a building that collapsed last week in Bangladesh to be sentenced to death.

May Day demonstrations around the world

5/1/13

Widely recognized as an international workers' holiday, the first day of May brings together activists around in demand of better working conditions and respectable wages. People rally, protest and, in some cities, clash with police forces while demonstrating support for the labor movement.

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback E.J. Biggers (31) smacks cornerback Ronde Barber (20) on the helmet after Barber's fumble recovery during the first quarter as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers play the Atlanta Falcons at Raymond James Stadium on Sunday, September 25, 2011.

A look back at Ronde Barber's Bucs career

5/8/13

Selected by the Bucs as the 66th pick of the 1997 draft, Ronde Barber went on to spend his entire 16-year career with the team. Barber is the only player in NFL history to have recorded 47 interceptions, a club record, and 28 sacks (not including the postseason). Follow his career in these photos.

Tampa Bay Buccaneer defensive tackle Warren Sapp celebrates after stopping the Buccaneers the Denver Broncos on their last fourth down play of the game, securing the Buccaneer's win on Sunday afternoon at Raymond James Stadium Tampa.

As Bucs retire No. 99, a look back at Warren Sapp's career

5/2/13

As the Buccaneers announce that former defensive tackle Warren Sapp will join the team's Ring of Honor and have his jersey number retired, we take a look back at Sapp's time in Tampa Bay.

1976 - Lee Roy Selmon With the franchise's inaugural pick and the first pick of the 1976 NFL draft, the Buccaneers selected Oklahoma defensive lineman Lee Roy Selmon (left), pictured here with brothers Lucious and Dewey in their hometown of Eufaula, Oklahoma. Dewey Selmon would be picked by the Buccaneers in the second round. A perennial All-Pro, and the first Buccaneer to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Lee Roy Selmon died in 2011. 1976 photo

Bucs first-round draft picks and deals 1976-2013

4/30/13

In years past, the Bucs have used or traded their first-round picks for a variety of players, from the legendary (Lee Roy Selmon) to the not-so-legendary (anyone remember Rod "Toast" Jones?). Here's a look at many of those first-round picks and trades.

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Lauren Staples, 3, reacts to seeing the Disney character Belle during the Queen For a Day event at the Tampa Bay Times Forum on May 15, 2013. Staples is currently undergoing treatment for leukemia. Callie Peck, 3, right, also participated in the event and is also undergoing leukemia treatment.

Tampa Bay Photos of the Week, May 11 to 17

5/18/13

A look at the past week in photos. A Pinellas teen battles terminal cancer, a military father surprises his daughter at a Rays game and high school softball teams celebrate wins.

Barbara Walters is shown after opening night on the ABC evening news with anchor partner Harry Reasoner on Oct. 4, 1976. It was the first time a woman had anchored an evening newscast on network television. Reasoner was openly disdainful of Walters on-air and never spoke to her off camera.

Barbara Walters' Top TV Moments

5/13/13

One of television's most enduring interviewers announced Monday that she's retiring in 2014. Known for her specials as well as her co-hosting duties on first the Today show, then 20/20, then today's current daytime talk fest The View, Barbara Walters gained a reputation as a deft interviewer who could get her subjects to open up about just about anything. Here are our picks for some of the most memorable moments, questions and answers.

Jennifer Johnson-Allums holds her 9 week old daughter Jenesis on May 6, 2013 at her home in Riverview. She and her husband Correy have been married for three and a half years, and she gave birth to a son in 2011 but he only lived for about three hours. Her daughter represents a new beginning for her family, so she and her husband picked a name to reflect that.

Tampa Bay Photos of the Week, May 4 to May 10

5/10/13

A look at the past week in photos. Stories of mothers and daughters in advance of Mother's Day, Ronde Barber's retirement and Ireland Nugent's return home.