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Paul Benoit
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The Most Inefficient Plane Boarding System Ever
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This took place at the airport in Santorini (Greece). There was no reason we couldn't walk 20 seconds to get to the plane, and instead had to go through a 2.5 minute bus ride to cross the 20 meters it took to get to the plane. That part of the runway was not being used, and I'm used to crossing runways to get to the plane in other small airports in different countries, so it still boggles my mi...
Comedy Ventriloquism in Mr. Universe Spoof Talent Show (inspired by SNL)
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Mr. CIT (Carnegie Institute of Technology, the college of engineering at Carnegie Mellon University) was hosted on February 5th, 2016 by the CMU FAB (First-Year Advisory Board). The show is a spin-off on the Mr. Universe and Ms. America competitions, consisting of talent portions, question portions, and more. This particular act is of a comedic ventriloquist act, using a another person as a hum...
Backstage at the Theatres of Atlanta
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Behind the scenes and extra footage from the Theatres of Atlanta. You can watch the original and condensed video here: ua-cam.com/video/pUM3umgDS_o/v-deo.html Unfortunately, a fair amount of our footage from the Alliance Theatre was lost, so we couldn't upload a good portion of our tours, including the portion during which we went up onto the area where the box booms are generally located, and ...
The Theatres of Atlanta
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An inside look at the "Fabulous" Fox Theatre and the Alliance Theatre at Woodruff Arts Center. You can take a look at the behind the scenes footage here: ua-cam.com/video/WkXheqJtF_8/v-deo.html
Physics Project with Georgia Tech Football
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A short project about trying to hit the crossbar of a goalpost with a football at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
A Brief History of Baseball
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A ten-minute video on the history of baseball in the United States. Subtitles provided (turn on under CC).
Just started baseball, what season does Othani come out ?
How can you not be romantic about Baseball?
Made for white people.
Baseball was invented in England or a game of the same name alongside cricket decades earlier and crossed the Atlantic with American settlers, another thing we've blessed you guys with, your welcome kid 😀 👍
Thanks for this video. I showed it to my adult English as a Second Language class to give them some background before we go to a game. For most of them it is their first game ever. It was the perfect quick overview.
About 4:20 . Hang on a minute. There were black players before 1901. Cap Anson, among other stars, were bigoted. They said they would not play with the Black players, so the owners excluded them. I hate revisionist history b@$t@rds. I guess never let the truth get in the way of a good story, like there were records of baseball going back to 1795. Doubleday my @$$.
Damn you Walt Whitman
The smell of just mowed grass ..the pop of the leather...crack of the bat ..perfect
Love baseball ⚾️
Didn’t Jackie Rob mary a white lady? Brothas change they minds when they get some coin. 😂
Alguien me lo traduce 🧐🍷
Good job bro
A game called baseball has been proven to have been played in Walton-on- Thames in England in 1749.
Bus driver also need to feed his 5 childres from some salary... :) By the way this is not the only airport with this stupid system.
Thanks for making this video! I'm moving to ATL in a couple of years and I thought this was awesome because my passion is theatre. I wonder if you could make a follow video where you showcase some of the theatres that produce new works. The reason I ask is because I am a budding playwright and actor myself. Also, in case you're curious, here's a scene from a full play that I had performed a few years ago. Sadly, due to covid I never got the chance to get the full thing produced yet: ua-cam.com/video/uIDxCO5ZNwU/v-deo.html
this was a school project? Wow, I never noticed until the comments... i watched this for fun
Well done in 10 minutes
Batia sad ug audio oy sakit sa dunggan
Stick baseball has been around since the early 1800's. This game was first reconized or realized when kids used bats to hit rocks or balls in the streets. I'm tired of people saying that in 1839 that the first game was played or establised with bases. Are you kidding me? Some kids used posts to play stick ball as early as 1814 hitting rocks or a ball up in the air or playing a base game they called it instead of the name baseball being established later.
People have probably been hitting rocks with sticks since the beginning of time but I think theyre saying an establish organized sport vs messing around on the block
I love stickball btw
it is not fun it is basicly hiting a rock with a stick
i had to watch this long af vid to get a grade now my account is flooded with this sh*t i am MAD!!
Nice little project, but a few inaccurate points given, including: St. Louis has always been west of the Mississippi (so the Dodgers weren’t the first team beyond the great river), and Alexander Cartwright did a lot but given a bit too much credit, here, for his contributions to the game. (As per MLB Historian John Thorn.)
isn't baseball a girls game from the UK
I did' this school thingie ten days late :P I still' have like 1,000 A's and one B.
What’s the 360 apple cider tour?
Crazy that this was for a project for APUSH lmao
6:41 “the snap”
"Came out of left field" is also a popular phrase.
I’m not ripping this gentleman but Ken Burns he is not.
The word brief is to brief for how brief this brief history of baseball is.
The clips from interviews is the video equivalent of text evidence.
There was proof that Baseball may been around as early as 1798. They found a law on the books in Massachusetts saying you can't baseball after a certain hour written in 1798
1740 to be precise. Why do so many Americans have a problem accepting this fact?
@@TripsandFeasts1 do you mean that law was 1740 instead of 1798?
@@allimone5400 I don’t believe it was a law, just people playing a game that became baseball. At some point in the 2000’s, a researcher from the USA, who was researching at the British Library in London, found a newspaper article from 1749. That article was about a game that was played in Walton-on-Thames, that was called baseball. It’s possible that there might have been previous occasions,but as far as I know, that newspaper article is, at present, the earliest known mention of a game called baseball. It’s possible that it was just a bunch of people who were fed up with rounders, tweaked it a bit, named it baseball,and here we are today.
@@TripsandFeasts1 Accept this... 🖕👁️👃👁️🖕 👄
@@TripsandFeasts1 ⬆️Blah BLAH blah BLAH babbling bullshit BLAH blah BLAH blah BLAH from a babbling baboon BLAH blah BLAH blah BLAH!
Abner Doubleday had zilch to do with the creation of baseball. That is a myth. BTW, the Cincinnati Red Stockings' 69 game winning streak was ended by the Brooklyn Atlantics, who toured parts of the South prior to the Civil War, introducing the game below the Mason-Dixon line. Alexander Cartwright invented the scorecard and established the rules of the game we know today. He is buried in Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn. The first stolen base was by a Brooklyn Atlantics player.
Why did they say he invented the game
@@evernechatman1590 He never said he did. I think some newspaper credited him with inventing the game after he died for some reason, perhaps because Doubleday had some involvement with the game.
@@evernechatman1590 the story about doubleday was made by the mills commission, who organized as a result of Al Spalding (of the sporting good company) to determine how baseball started. However, the commission excepted the account of an Agnes graves, a minor in Colorado, who claims to have lived near shuffle day when he invented the game. However, further investigation into this matter has revealed that the time in which Graves reported double day, as inventing the game, he would have been studying at West Point, in preparation for his military career, not living at his home in Cooperstown. He never claimed to invent baseball, and died while before the mills commission made the story Public.
Omg tysm this saved me this was for a project and I got an A+!!!! 💗
Yay! Glad it worked for you!
Let's all have a moment to thank this video, UA-cam, Google, and Copy and Paste XD
Wow! This video is definitely a BRIEF history!😳 It's good nonetheless!👏🏼😎
Thank you! I appreciate the comment!
Henry Aaron remains the legitimate all time home run king. Babe Ruth and Roger Maris remain the only legitimate players to hit as many as 60 home runs in a season.
@DC PARODIES What is your point?
@DC PARODIES Read again what I said. I did not say Aaron hit 60 HR in a season. I said Aaron is the legitimate ALL TIME HR king. I did not say single season. Then I said Babe Ruth and Roger Maris remain the only legitimate players to hit as many as 60 home runs in a season.
Agreed 100%
There should at least be an asterisk in the record books.
It's called evolution..... If steroids were available back in those days, players would have used them as well!
3:14 I’d argue that hitting a hole in one in golf is maybe more impressive than a home run. It happens a lot less often.
Yea, that's pretty crazy. Although seems more of a freak of luck kind of thing
I'd argue stealing home is a greater feat - just in the game of baseball, alone.
The fact that many of the best pro golfers have never had a hole in one tells you a great deal of luck is involved Any amature golfer can get lucky and nail a hole in one. There are not many human beings on the planet that are capable of hittin a home run against MLB pitching. There is no way average golfer getting a hole in one is more impressive that hitting a 98 mph fastball 400 ft. Your comment is silly.
I'd argue a Canadian not playing hockey is more impressive than golf.
But… golf is not a sport.
What about the British game rounders does it have a link to baseball
Scott Bowie it does
I wish some of these historical presentations would cover that. Most people are ignorant about it. They all seem to dwell on the racist parts
@@scobo4743 I think the issue is that most people see it as an adaption from cricket and not rounders where the game does come from. Not only that but it's the U.S.'s biggest export in sports (besides basketball), no one really wants to say it has its roots elsewhere that isn't the U.S.
Person in the center at 2:41 looks like a female??Also, pic of Ted Williams is from the Korean War I believe.
What
What the fuck was that " windup " at 1:50 ? Also , Bobby Thompsons homerun possibly being the greatest event in baseball might have been the result of stolen signs using binoculars in centerfield the entire season against the Dodgers.
I actually think that baseball originates from the romanian sport "oina" similar rules .
Enyone know enything about collection's in 1889
That walk off home run had the same feel of a game from nowadays
My friend, why the hell at the end you mentioned salaries,???? Salary is the private thing!!! Why the hell you americans always talking about salaries???? The answer is - no fucking 2 millions salaries!!! This is just stupid advertising
is anyone here for an essay? or is that just me
GOD, the public library and baseball in that order saved my life!!
Thompson's homer, for the lover of the game, is important for so many reasons. 1. It was the original "walk-off" before it became popularized in the late 80's. 2. It cemented the importance of winning the Pennant with the call as the Giants would lose the Fall Classic in 51. 3. It gives huge evidence to those who feel the greatest historical rivalry in the sport is Dodgers/Giants as this homerun and call is the most famous home run and home run call in the sport.
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Well that really was brief.
What about Roy Campanella?