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0:50 Dragnet 👮‍♂ 1:41 The Simpsons 🛹 2:20 The Addams Family 👆 3:00 Batman 🦇 3:40 MASH 🚁 4:26 I Dream of Jeannie 🧞‍♀ 4:49 The Office 👨‍💼 5:30 Hawaii Five -O 🏄 6:20 The Brady Bunch 👫 👧🏼👧🏼👧🏼👦🏻👦🏻👦🏻 7:15 Game of Thrones 🔥🐉 7:58 The Lone Ranger 🐎 📺

GOOD 👍 JOB GUYS

Down in Ohio Swag Like Ohio

Robert Sapolsky anyone?

The upstairs neighbor is very suspicious. He said he heard screams loud enough that he couldn't get back to sleep. It makes no sense that he didn't contact police

Which prison is this

From a podcast I recently did about Abram Winegardner Harris, who served as President of both UMaine and Northwestern. "The land grant colleges boosted the United States into a position of leader in technical education. Before the Civil War, American colleges primarily trained students in classical studies and the liberal arts. For the most part, only the relatively affluent could afford higher education, and entrance requirements often required proficiency in the dead languages of Latin and Ancient Greek. The first Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degrees, which typically required no Latin, did not come into being around 1850. American engineers were mostly educated at the United States Military Academy, so emphasis was on fortress construction, and their instructors were the authors of most engineering texts of the day. The Morrill Act changed all of that. Though the Congressional debates about the Act were largely focused on benefits to agriculture, the mechanical arts were specifically included in the Act's language, meaning applied sciences and engineering. The Act prohibited spending the endowment on constructing buildings as expensive and unnecessary, so instead the tools for engineering education increased, such as textbooks, laboratories and equipment. The number of engineers skyrocketed. In 1866 there were around 300 American men who had graduated with engineering degrees from only six reputable colleges which granted them. Just four years later there were 21 colleges offering engineering degrees and the total number of engineers graduated had tripled to 866. The following decade added another 2,249 engineers, and by 1911 the United States was graduating 3,000 engineers a year, with a total of 38,000 in the work force. At the same time, Germany was graduating 1,800 engineers per year. The US had become the leader in technical education just 50 years after passage of the Morrill Act." Podcast: Biographical Bytes from Bala #033: A Forgotten Education Pioneer.

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Another guy who is carrying an AR-15 with no sights or optics in which to properly use it. How do you accurately acquire your target without any sight aperture? I’m glad to see people stand up for their rights, especially the second amendment as it’s the only right that ensures the rest of our rights but things like this make firearms enthusiasts look at you as if you’re only performing the acts that you are for attention whether it be from the media, the community, the police or views on RUclips but I know that you’re not out there practicing with your rifles and becoming a more efficient and effective safe shooting practitioner if you are not aiming at the intended target you plan to shoot.

My daughter tried out for the team in 2019 and was offered a position. She said the coaches wanted her to add to her class schedule so she would qualify to be a 5th year senior the next school year. At the end of September she abruptly quit and brushed it off to us. 10/15/19 she died by suicide. Prior to that day she told us she was living her best life. We have so many questions after reading articles about the coach and watching this video.

That game was a nail biter.. Go Bucks!!!

Go Bucks!

That was the best tribute to Eddie since he passed. ❤

Eddie loved this!!!! ❤

Great story. If this is profession based then I wonder, how is this different from regular medicine or any other demanding discipline? Mental health is real.

List of themes: Dragnet The Simpsons The Addams Family Batman M*A*S*H I Dream of Jeannie The Office Hawaii Five-O The Brady Bunch Game of Thrones The Lone Ranger Bonanza

1:19 ghost riders section, easily one of my favorite things TBDBITL has ever performed. Awesome music + drill

'Promo sm' 💪

That was more of a Lex's Live Wrestling move.

I'm not crying, you're crying...

Greatest

*THEY MUZANED HIM*

When a man is a former Ohio State legend, a wrestler, and a man of God, you don't mess with his time

Beautiful, but so incredibly sad...

Thank you for coming out to cover our event!! It was a joy to have you!

One of the best college hands EVER!!!!

Great reporting. Bravo!

He lost me when he said the Columbus police were highly trained!

What a great tribute to one of the most self-absorbed narcissists in the history of American entertainment. Was MacCauley Culkin present at the half-time activities? Or a Boy Scout color guard? If I were a member of that band I'd call in sick the day of that performance.

This was cool as all hell…but one minor quibble: Michael Jackson never did the splits. That was James Brown, Prince, and any number of other artists…but not MJ 😉

Who’s the hottie

Wow!!! I could watch this band all day long. But, I thought Shrek was Dreamworks.

Vida eterna ao rei Michael Jackson!👏

Well any one who no's Anthony no's he is a pretty intense guy.👍😀

Beautiful thumbnail picture

The reaper! I was in tears. And it chapped my lips badly.. I just started working there in Tampa since opening and ended up taking the reaper home.. 😭

Pretty neat, best of luck

Love this!

Never gets old...

Noice

Hello Sycophants !

Ryan is so gorgeous!!😍😍 I wish I knew her IG lol It's nice seeing girls getting into football and talking about sports, well done ladies👏we have a few future ESPN correspondents on our hands

Bring back Carpenter too.

This happened before people got upset with police brutality. Now, Schlegel would be sued into oblivion.

He's baaaaccckkkk!!!!!

Poisonous poison

THAT'S MY SISTER

This halftime MJ Tribute never gets old!!! This performance is as great and spine chilling to watch today as it was 10 years ago!! KUDOS OSU!!! Thank you!

Long before computerised cartoons Ernie and Oscar were so life like and funny. Great show Ohio Marching "Buck Eyes" Band. Jim Henson creator of many puppets in "The Muppet Show" would have liked this preformance 🙂👍

I hope they won all their competitions! Fantastic show! I marched the Baritone Saxophone for Plant City High School in Florida.