that no hopers versus ball some attacking power. with less than half an hour gone as slick moves from christopher in cuckoo to team of was rounded off by patrick she. will no. game over right again tell you they can all reacted to the whistle for a file by kicking the ball away. and getting a 2nd. after the delhi other car to get a bit complicated. along our journey with numbers down and the fact they're easy. leipsic seem to take the disadvantage in their stride although even van or couldn't take advantage of an open goal. and that's the seconds ticked away a final corner for part of one life it failed to clear the ball fell to my long hitter and his chance 40 pounds for his 1st goal in the bundesliga. 10 a result both teams wanted more from. private have been praying for a new hope since the restart with just 2 points from 4 games to stanch trice wasn't happy. but they had reason to be optimistic ahead of their match against gladbach falls last one down south boston 2002 the visitors got off to a dominant stock but without any imm

with a repertoire ranging from the simplistic to the ball the ball the ball the ball diving for the soon. to the figurative was really difficult who's looking for glasses with glasses and the philosophical the troof is in the hole it's always in the hole that to find the 2 if. they even quote higgle. these guys know how to deploy which words and when and if needs be why do you want to can do it in 5 languages to control the game. hoping the next one. at a press conference they spread positivity. just sing for the journalists . and they get the press to join in on their party thank you. they make them there buddy. they can manage the question. because it's best to keep your critics close. at this point you could say but how does that help the players on the pitch in fact they also know how playing with the media is part of their boss's job and coaches translate that spirit on to the training ground and the state in touch not these p.r. supreme ers use the pressroom arena as an amplifier this is where we get them in undiluted if not concentrated form. i'm. seems born for press confere

that is unless he gives the ball away with 8 minutes to go. from attack to defense from hope to despair it can all happen so fast. that it. was broken by fight back cost. on the one side. deflation on the other. but sometimes it can be so simple you cross the ball when you headed in. the. last chance a last hope but a miss balls into the box of being a whole mark of toothless braman for much of this frustrating and sometimes hapless campaign by. another to see for brian and meeting their hopes of salvation may also soon be over. that's me doesn't own and she didn't for me the game should have ended a droll the difference came down to one moment where the gold revolves burke and he lost the ball when we weren't pressing and didn't win it back like we did a lot of other times he shuts down later. rice smiles but a 9 eleventh's home defeat of the season tells its own story better braman are on the brink. both spurred on the other hand are well set for europe a target bremen had at the start of the campaign instead they face 4 of the most importan

minds looked allergic to the ball when they had it in the attacking 3rd. that was partly down to the hot destructive work of the outfit back by the stairs you need in a relegation fight driving the final whistle. the visitors was so pleased with their performance he couldn't stop himself from hugging the breath for the final whistle. to create the outspoken all but ensures their safety go get and they've elected but celebrate in the draft. which i always believed in myself luckily today it paid off but what's much more important is that we've taken a critical step towards safety with them they. marched us 3rd straight home last gives them little to celebrate the jockey by a lot seem to think it had more to do with bad luck than his sports performance but if that's the side i mean it was a really lovely goal the ball flies in and need election to shoot into the floor and somehow bounces it over rocky possible the bridge that's exactly the kind of luck you need in the relegation battle he's come and we just didn't have it was and i. didn't pull the car and h

the ball rarely ends up in the natural shell to have they call the ball of the worst attack in the league though they just might be the bundesliga bats when it comes to shot in florida which they demonstrated yet again against laver comes and. tell david wagner signed do benefit from the occasional bizarre v.a.r. decision this was apparently a quick listen handball. valve was as confused as the rest of us. the call helps sean to score adjust their 3rd goal since the restart truths. musicology already in the 51st minute. but one minute and there's late only going equalizer somehow inevitable points for leverkusen who stumbles in the race for the champions league. and there would be no early title party at the empty of the answer arena by and will have to wait until the midpoint fixtures to seal the deal a stunning run a big team wins and one draw in the bonus they got their hands the flick made by any one beaten since well since visitors birds you mentioned glad back beat them in december couldn't afford scores another 6. the chance was certainly did with mine tired from them big wake up g

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what we call the many ball. the mini ball is what -- is shaped this what we think of as a bullet. i'm doing a little better now. the many ball, you will see if you look at the base of it, it is kind of hollow. so if you look inside it is shaped like this. it has this hollow in it. the idea is when you fire at the musket, that the power of the charge will make this spread out a little bit. so you will spread out to here and grab the rifling and it will go down the border and be much more accurate. so instead of missing that person at 100 yards, you will hit what you are shooting at. as a matter of fact you can hit someone 300 or 400 yards away. accuracy jumps way up. and you can fire them quickly because instead of having a loose powder to set it off, they invent what is called a percussion cap. i will pass this one around. this is the percussion cap which, i will switch to the musket i am talking about, this is a model 1855 rifled musket which would have been produced at the arsenal at harpers ferry in virginia at the time. this rifle has the percussion cap right here. you can use

here's a round ball and there's a bullet. what we call the mini ball. minie. the minie ball is what's shaped like a bullet. i'm doing a little better. the minie ball you'll see if you look at the base it's kind of hollow, isn't it? if you look inside it's shaped like this. it's got this hollow in it. the idea is when you fire the musket, that the power of the charge will make this spread out a little bit. so it will spread out to here, it will grab the rifling and it will go down that bore and it will be much, much more accurate. so instead of missing that person at a hundred yards, you're going to hit what you're shooting at. as a matter of fact, you could hit somebody 300, 400 yards away. so accuracy jumps way up. you have super accuracy with these things. and you can fire them quickly, because, instead of having the loose powder to set it off, they invent what's called a percussion cap. and this is the percussion cap which i'll switch to the musket i'm talking about. this is a model 1855 rifled musket, which would have been produced at harper's ferry, virgi

these ball caps are hard to sell. we can recognize that when we talk about these people we're not just talking about neutrality as if they all weighed the two options and said they're exactly even and i can't decide. what we are talking about are people who were not willing to make any significant sacrifice for one side or the other. in an election that sacrifice is you have to get up and you have to go vote. for the sacrifices involved in one side or the other in the 1770s could, of course, be much, much higher. maybe most importantly, we can recognize that in both cases these people are pivotal to understanding the outcome of the conflict and to understanding what it was like to experience it, but you cannot understand the election of 2016 and why it went the way it did without looking at the people who did not vote and why. you can't understand what it was like to experience that election without talking about the experience of the plurality of americans who didn't vote. and we should not try to understand the revo

i had a ball. it was just tremendous.: talking about golf, your favorite course to play of any, other than the ones you might have designed, i assume you like those the most -- jack: absolutely. it's like, who is your favorite child, the same thing. david: take the ones you didn't design. which ones would you say were your favorites to play? jack: well, if i had one round to play, i would probably go to pebble beach. we just left the u.s. open last week -- i love pebble beach. the scene out there, i love the -- i won the u.s. amateur there. i won the u.s. open, three others out there. i just love the place. my two favorite places in the game are probably augusta national and st. andrews. david: when you finished your professional career, it was in 2005. your last tournament was the british open. was that pretty emotional? jack: yeah. yeah. david: you had your family there. jack: i had my family there. they were all there. my son, steve, caddied for me. we stopped by the bridge that crosses the 18th fairway. we didn't get

minds look to load it to the ball when they had it in the attacking 3rd. that was partly down to the disruptive quirk of the outback block that spirit you need in a relegation fight driving the final whistle. visitors was so pleased with their performance vitek couldn't stop himself from hugging the brits at the final whistle. to wipe victory for all but ensures their safety but don't get how they've elected but celebrate indeed. i always believed in myself luckily today it paid off with what's much more important is that we've taken a critical step towards safety with them they. might just straight time lost gives them little to celebrate such akim by a lot seem to think it had more to do with bad luck than he squats before but if the side i thought was a really lucky goal of the ball flies in and need to shoot into the floor and somehow bounces it. that's exactly the kind of luck you need in the relegation battle and i just didn't have it. did he had to forget about it could have should have would have all that matters now is points 3 matches left and we

and a light ball. this experiment was done on the moon by astronaut scott, and i want to show you the video of that now but i'm now a little bit concerned because that video also has sound in it and since the sound doesn't work i'm not sure if the video will work but let see. >> i don't now of you hear him but he has a hammer and -- [loss of audio] -- drop bowling of them on the moon. and you see they hit the ground at the same time. and he says i guess mr. galileo was correct. again, i'm not sure if you heard the sound but i'm telling you what he was saying. he said we get here to the moon because of a certain gentleman named galileo who made some certain discoveries but falling objects and then did this experiment. turning hill telescope to other celestial objects the discovered four satellites of jupiter and that was an immense discovery. the wrote in a letter, and you can see his drawings very simple drawings showing four, sometimes you see all four satellites, timeouts saw only three, or two two o

and let's get the ball rolling with saturday's top. match versus dog hunt. sadly there were no fancy up team advantage in his final home game for life sick he'll be off to chelsea post-season 53000000 euros making him the most expensive german footballer ever. but his 4 year spell at the club with an impressive $93.00 when this team goals will be cherished and has proved to be some swansong season having already scored a personal best $26.00 goals. but doormen have a clinical striker of their own of course in the shape of hurling hall and here managing to only keep this team. but thing assume went a lot smoother for the visitors. talk at us are to haul and forcing peter glassy into one of a series of saves the norwegian young stick a few obvious ellsberg during the winter break and on saturday he made life very uncomfortable for sister team abby leipsic this was his 3rd chance inside the 1st 20 minutes. dortmund were playing a very smart game repeatedly dropping back to 10 lifesaving out of their own half with half an hour played much hummels down through th

minds looked allergic to the ball when they had it in the attacking 3rd. that was partly down to the hot destructive work of the output backlog but still you need in a relegation fight drawing to the final whistle. the visitors west side replaced with a performance video couldn't stop himself from hugging the breath for the final whistle. by pick 3 outspoken all but ensures their safety but gulped it and they licked now but celebrate in the scrap. i always believed in myself luckily today it paid off with what's much more important is that we've taken a critical step towards safety with the victory. by a. monstrous 3rd straight home loss gives them little to celebrate the jockey by a lot seem to think it had more to do with bad luck than he squats before but if the side was a really lucky get the ball flies in and need election to shoot into the floor and somehow bounces it. to break that's exactly the kind of luck you need in the relegation battle has come and we just didn't have it today in the all you need polkinghorne had to forget about it could have

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and significantly, the charleston ball reinforces the importance of military balls and sociability as sites of gendered power during the american revolution. the facts that such balls often took place within civilian homes, further underscores how social events subverted domestic spaces and challenged household hierarchies and white man's domestic authority over those spaces. there are fascinating parallels between this charleston ball in the ... held here in philadelphia in the outskirts of the city to celebrate the retirement of british general how. they watched british officers dressed as nights just for their affection. women's presence at the ball validated british honor and sacrifice in the war thus symbolically placing american women as the center of this military conflict between american and british men. and similarly, a charleston's ball, british officers challenged the authority american men through their interactions with civilian women. from a legal standpoint, carolina slave owners owned enslaved women's bodies including the uses of their labor's and sexuality. so britis

win so what else is happening in the bundesliga the other stars of the corona era so far off has a ball and we'll check in on the latest try and underneath coach have a deal. not everyone's coping so well with the empty stadium might have been struggling to pick up points post restock. this seems to be no let up in shelters depressing run and berlin have tumbled on the table they travel to club back. to a battling for champions league place along with leave a truce and we'll show you how by a cap that top 4 had some light in the match against 5. but we start with the relentless champions often. by and we're in a triumphant mood following their midweek victory over dortmund the nearest contenders find wished they'd all but looked up the title but coach kanzi flick isn't quite making room in the trophy case yet because it's all the foundation of our success lies on approaching all of our matches like the 1st 3 after the restart . restart then at some point when things are secure we can talk about titles but not yet received. by and would have to keep their eyes on the prize this weekend t

ball spurs wasteful. because the loans were twin chances go begging the for the hard time with self. serving lack of fusion she has read a lot of chances i think could have scored listen to goals i think the 1st half of heaven the south who leveled the schools with almost an hour gone. that both books tend to go from a header since the winter break more than anyone else. 5 minutes later congrats had to kind of put them in front but blazed over the bar in midweek it's good to win the win against live accused and both spoke well left a room those missed. not least 28 she cannot i won the game for frank right in the final minutes and handed the hosts this 2nd straight home defeat. slip gave drew a lot of deer the opportunity to close in on the all important 6 spots it took until midway through the 1st half to have his 1st serious chance to materialize sloppy defending by alex baldwin able to jump i rolled the roser and to capitalize it with the club. and i thought the ball coming for me i thought to defend i

myth of regular game ball on a possible plea hard. on his name impossible nickname the 2 i'm not sure. i need to google for all that 1000000000 then i should follow along with them into the garden and make a ball on the top of this but you growing up without documents was it easy were you able to do all you wanted to do with the clinic and possible fall down method get it out. of all chained belonging to little and all. those mythical min the mythical to him walking junked mythical impossible duncan ball them up out of that game mythical turn a lot of. ship possible. with the ball down and possibly a lot of them. back me get it. back me. if i'm going to go to the impossible that's what's going on there's an engine a collage and all them. got a month ago a month low i'm supporting them by out of the screen 2 little possible. so you said without passport without documents you can't go to school did you go to school all bitches cause them to get games that shop on more on and off. to and then again but then those are changed to not blame

he says, i would love to hit a ball. i said ok, fine.you're going to get it on the green, you might as well hit a hole in one. he says, ok. he says, peepaw, i'm peepaw, peepaw thinks i will make a hole in one. he says, really? darn it if the next day he knocks it right in the hole. gary, who my son was named after because he was such a great friend and role model, gary was jumping all over the place. tom watson was jumping all over the place. david: i'd like to talk about how you and your wife have decided to focus a lot of your philanthropy on children's hospitals. jack: to see what has happened with these kids, i'm going to tell you one thing, it is far more important than a four-foot putt. ♪ david: so, when players are playing golf in a tournament, say you are paired with somebody, do you actually talk during when you're walking down the fairway? jack: sure. david: i thought they didn't even talk to each other. jack: the guys are good friends. arnold and i had a fierce rivalry. and we blew more tournaments ourselves trying to beat eac

he will hit a good ball and i think oh, great, pressure is on.nd then i drive one down the center of the fairway and maybe it roles a good 10-20 yards further and he gets real quiet and goes on with his business. >> in santa rosa, kpix 5's, kpix 5 news. >> bryson shamble hitting a ball 428 yards. at some point, the pga is going to have to limit a flight ball, guys? >>> nasa is asking inventors to help design a new space toilet. the global contest is being called the lunar new challenge. the agency wants to send astronauts back to the moon by 2024, existing space toilets are designed to work in microgravity. the new concept will need to factor in lunar gravity as well. and that is also wants to design a smaller and more efficient. they are offering $35,000 to the winner in the guest the winter were go to the head of the class. >> funny. that is it ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> yuccas: tonight covid-19 cases top 10 million worldwide with the u.s. on red alert. new infections surging in 29 states. re-openings on retreat.in 29 cbs news polls the p

much looked allergic to the ball when they had it in the attacking 3rd. that was partly down to the hot destructive where of the output backlog that steered the need in a relegation fight driving the final whistle. the visitors was so pleased with their performance made their couldn't stop himself from holding their breath for the final whistle. wiping outspoken all but ensures their safety but they'll get a native but celebrate and he's right. i always believed in myself luckily today it paid off but what's much more important is that we've taken a critical step towards safety to make sure 8. months is 3rd straight home loss gives them little to celebrate the jockey by a lot seem to think it had more to do with bad luck than he squats before my beliefs aside i mean it was a really lucky goal the ball flies in and need election to shoots into the floor and somehow bounces it. that's exactly the kind of luck you need in the relegation battle has come and we just didn't have it today. bolton kind have to forget about it could have should have would have all

dribbled right around on your own defender mob in 3 days and squeezed the ball home to put up. to 60 minutes. at the other end but scoring struggles continue. to glove box simply couldn't relate to today. neatly doubled lead by heading out of some players perfect across home with 4 minutes left in the half celebrated by taking a need to acknowledge ongoing protests of the police violence in the us. on your own had a glimmer of hope after the break sebastian andersen top scorer now with 12 netted his 1st since the restart on your own are just as dependent on set pieces as they are on the swedish striker as almost half their goals have come from dead balls but they'll need more than flashes of positivity to survive in the bundesliga svante. 20 to 25 minutes of good football isn't enough to points not in the 1st year or even in the 2nd division. just when we thought we had a game on our hands gluck bus attack decided to play to its massive potential the fantastic french connection of play on to them made it 31 just 9 minutes later he attacking duo so strong went on form and even h

kept the move going and his run cracked open the defense giving him just enough time to slide the ball home more nail. it was later cousins only shot on target and the whole getting public has now scored 35 understated goals before his 21st birthday no other player has cooled so many so young. it was a pretty scary for habits and leverkusen as an injury forced him off the pitch but it seems to be nothing serious. try to create one more huge chance before the end of the newspapers and couldn't find an equalizer. sometimes a team can do everything right and still get no reward and customs times knows that all too well for those eyes that shows up too much. he. was. giving up sort of. the. next. phase. anyway only that he isn't sure they can win ugly in the race for the champions league as long as they have kind of how that's so how about the competition. from one inconsistent top team to another look at a different side from the one that led the table back in december they've been especially since the bundesliga restart with just one win in 3 before this weekend the break did most. previ

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one this is a big thrill for me you know i was all over ball when i was a kid now granted i was in pittsburgh sad to follow the a.b.a. with doc but i'll tell you somebody reminds me of the hockey former n.b.a. all star spent the majority of his her playing small forward in a big way for the atlanta hawks from 82 to 94 he is a 9 time n.b.a. all star the human eye like real a lot of people remember the dunks but this entire game was pure he's also been doing a little acting lately too he recently had a cameo on the showtime series billions and if he was playing today that's what he'd be make it billions because my man was unstoppable the great dominic williams nick what shake it. where everything's good how you doing man new things well. yes everything's good my friend i'm gonna actually get used to this weirdness this i hope done last much longer but i'm willing to do my part i don't want to get anybody a trouble but i'll be honest with you when i walk out the door and i don't think i'm about to croak i just want to freak people out who are worr

there since that ball was kicked off the pitch in $8091.00 this gives you the premier league. baseball and you can follow it's. also this is. in 201-6174 example the premier league side scored $68.00 goals in 2nd half stoppage time that's 7 percent of all goals scored that season higher ratio than anywhere else in europe which is why it seems they play until somebody finally school. is it the same game though if you have a. researches there. when having to decide how much injury time. and. special. ferguson like to boast of his team score more any other side in the world. remember 1990. and so. with their match it's. a minute extra. minutes of course. which was. intimidation is their one annoyance in injury time timewasting the other every football fan has been through a series team is losing and then the opponent starts to fake injury or does all kinds of other bizarre things to waste time. a complete farce the i ended the last . month of this you. think it's about i'm going up. in a study in new england half of the players who were asked if they faked injury in stoppage time