Sarah Palin on Hannity Talking 2010 Election

With Election Day 2010 coming quickly the numbers are leaning towards many Republicans winning seats in the Senate & Congress. Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin is a Contributor on Fox News and is often on Hannity.




As November 2nd (Election Day) approaches we will hopefully show more videos about what is going on in the last few weeks before the election.

Peyton Hillis

On March 14th 2010 the Cleveland Browns traded away QB Brady Quinn to the Denver Broncos in exchange for RB/FB Peyton Hillis and some draft choices. At the time Hillis was not expected to make a large impact on the team considering the emergence of RB Jerome Harrison and the drafting of RB Monterio Hardesty. But due to injuries and ineffectiveness Hillis has been given a chance to play and through 4 games he has played well and been a bright spot in an otherwise pedantic start to the season. Hopefully after every four games the Browns play this season I will post Peyton Hillis' stats through those games, and since yesterday was the 4th game of the season here is a look at what Hillis has done:

Week 1: @ TB 9 Att. 41 Yds. 1 TD

Week 2: KC 8 Att. 35 Yds. 1 TD

Week 3: @ Bal 22 Att. 144 Yds. 1 TD

Week 4: Cin 27 Att. 102 Yds. 1 TD

Total through Week 4: 66 Att. 322 Yds. 4.9 Yards/Carry 4 TDs

Happy Birthday Sting

October 2nd is the Birthday of Sting. This is Sting's music video for the song Fields of Gold. Enjoy!

Jahvid Best 75 yd TD

Jahvid Best is an electrifying rookie with the Detroit Lions, here is a 75 yard TD against the Eagles in week 2.

A Must See for all Teachers

This is a great video that a friend of mine posted on Facebook. After watching it the first time I was speechless, in subsequent times that I watched it made a large impression on me and that is why I am sharing it with you. Enjoy!

Look-Alikes Part 9: Night is Falling Again

Our first set of Look-Alikes are Ivan Drago from Rocky IV and Andrei Kirilenko of the Utah Jazz

Next we have '80s One-Hit Wonder Thomas Dolby and Food Network Star Alton Brown

Next is Sage Brocklebank who plays Buzz McNab on Psych and Jake Delhomme who now plays for the Cleveland Browns

Next we have Kirk Herbstreit from ESPN's College Gameday and Colt McCoy rookie QB for the Cleveland Browns

Finally we have actor Tom Selleck and former NFL QB Mark Malone

Happy Birthday Mike Schmidt

Mike Schmidt is one of my All-Time favorite baseball players. In honor of today being his birthday I'm posting this video clip from when he retired.

Christine O'donnell on Hannity

Christine O'donnell recently became the Republican Nominee for the Senate from the state of Deleware. Here is a clip from her on Hannity last night (9/21/10).

Greatest Coaches Countdown - #41 Tony La Russa

Sport: MLB
Stops: White Sox (1979 - 1986)
Athletics (1986 - 1995)
Cardinals (1996 - Present)
Record: 2,514 - 2,193 (.534 Winning Percentage) [as of 8/3/09]
Championships: 2

Fun Facts

1. Only Connie Mack & John McGraw have won more games than La Russa, a 3 time Sporting News "Manager of the Year"
2. La Russa began batting his pitcher in the 8th spot instead of the 9th spot in the batting order
3. Had a short playing career accumulating 35 hits in 132 total games played (40 as a starter)
   

Governor Romney in New Hampshire

Today in History for September 13th

Today, September 13th is my birthday. While I was playing around on Youtube today i stumbled across this video of some historical things that have occurred on September 13th throughout the years.

Best by the Numbers - Philadelphia Edition

1. Richie Ahburn
2. David Akers
3. Allen Iverson
4. Chris Webber
5. Donovan McNabb
6. Julius Erving
7. Ron Jaworski - "The Polish Rifle" now does Monday Night Football for ESPN
8. Shane Victorino
9. Andre Iguadalo
10. Darren Daulton
11. Jimmy Rollins
12. Randall Cunningham
13. Wilt Chamberlain
14. Pete Rose - The All-Time Hits leader played 4 seasons with the Phillies
15. Hal Greer
16. Bob Clarke
17. Harold Charmical
18. Ken Linseman
19. Greg Luzinski
20. Mike Schmidt - Schmidt played his entire career with the Phillies winning 10 Gold Gloves, 3 NL MVPs and the 1980 World Series MVP
21. Eric Allen
22. Rick Tocchet
23. Troy Vincent
24. Mike Lieberthal
25. Keith Primeau
26. Chase Utley
27. Ron Hextall
28. Kjell Samuelsson
29. John Kruk - Was a 3-time All Star as a Phillie
30. Johan Backland
31. Wilbert Montgomery
32. Steve Carlton
33. Aaron Rowand
34. Kevin Millwood
35. Cole Hamels
36. Brian Westbrook
37. Eric Desjardins
38. Curt Schilling - Has a blog at www.38pitches.com
39. Quintin Demps
40. Tyrone Hill
41. Keith Byars
42. Jerry Stackhouse
43. Martin Biron
44. Derrick Coleman
45. Tug McGraw - Father of singer Tim McGraw
46. Herman Edwards - Edwards is best known as the player who recovered the fumble in "The Miracle at the Meadowlands" in 1978
47. Larry Anderson
48. Daniel Briere
49. Dan Klecko - Son of Joe Klecko
50. Mark Simoneau
51. Heathcliff Slocumb
52. Matt Geiger
53. Bobby Abreu
54. Brad Lidge
55. Dikembe Mutombo
56. Derrick Burgess
57. Chris Gocong
58. Trent Cole
59. Seth Joyner - The Spring Valley native played for the Eagles from 1986 - 1993
60. Chuck Bednarik - Bednarik got an NCAA award named after him which is given to the best Defensive Player
61. Bill Dunstan
62. Max Jean-Giles
63. Hank Fraley
64. Ed George
65. Charlie Johnson
66. Trey Darilek
67. Gerry Feehery
68. Steve Sciullo
69. Jon Runyan - Runyan is currently running for New Jersey's 3rd Congressional District as a Republican nominee
70. Al Wistert
71. Jason Peters
72. Tra Thomas
73. Shawn Andrews
74. John Niland
75. Stan Walters
76. Shawn Bradley
77. Artis Hicks
78. Brodrick Bunkley
79. Ian Allen
80. Kevin Curtis
81. Terrell Owens
82. L.J. Smith
83. Vince Papale - Was the inspiration for the Disney Movie "Invincible"
84. Hank Baskett
85. Jeff Thomason
86. Fred Barnett
87. Brent Celek
88. Eric Lindros
89. Chad Lewis
90. Mike Golic - Currently co-hosts "Mike & Mike in the Morning" with Mike Greenberg
91. Sam Rayburn
92. Reggie White - White died in 2004 at the age of 43
93. Jevon Kearse
94. N.D. Kalu
95. Jerome McDougle
96. Paul Grasmanis
97. Jeremy Roenick
98. Mike Patterson
99. Mitch Williams