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Chronology of Stanley Cup engravings
'' March 6 -- 8 , 1906 Ottawa HC March 14 -- 17 , 1906 Montreal Wanderers `` Montreal March 15 -- 17 Wanderers vs. Ottawa Score 12 - 10 '' Outside of bowl - above Montreal 1902 , Ottawa 1903 & 1904 December 1906 Montreal Wanderers `` Montreal December 27 -- 29 Wanderers vs. New Glasgow 10 - 3 6 - 2 '' ( mistake score was 7 - 2 not 6 - 2 ) Outside of bowl - above Ottawa 1904 to 1906 January 1907 Kenora Thistles `` Thistles of Kenora 12 Wanderers 8 / Montreal Jan 17th & 21st 1907 '' Inside the rim of the bowl March 1907 Montreal Wanderers `` Wanderers Defeated Kenora 12 to 8 March 25th 1907 '' , plus players ' names and executives ( 20 names , 5 names missing from Cup . ) Inside of the bowl January 1908 Montreal Wanderers Did not add an engraving March 10 -- 12 , 1908 Montreal Wanderers March 14 , 1908 Montreal Wanderers December 1908 Montreal Wanderers 1909 Ottawa Senators `` * Ottawa 1909 * '' A new base ring that the team attached to the bottom of the 1893 base ring January 5 -- 7 , 1910 Ottawa Senators `` Ottawa / 1910 / Ottawa vs Galt / Ottawa vs Edmonton '' 1909 base ring January 18 -- 20 , 1910 Ottawa Senators March 1910 Montreal Wanderers Did not add an engraving March 13 , 1911 Ottawa Senators March 16 , 1911 Ottawa Senators 1912 Quebec Bulldogs `` Quebec / * 1911 - 1912 * / Defeated Moncton / 9 - 2 & 8 - 0 '' 1909 base ring 1913 Quebec Bulldogs `` Quebec / 1912 - 1913 / Defeated Sydney / 14 - 3 & 6 - 2 '' 1914 Toronto Blueshirts `` Torontos / 1913 - 14 / Defeated Victorias B.C. / 3 Straight Games ''
Seventh-inning stretch
The Detroit Tigers also play the beginning of `` Do n't Stop Believing '' in the eighth inning , showing the lyrics on the big screen . Fan will sing along , especially the line , `` born and raised in South Detroit . '' . Of course , there is no area called South Detroit by Detroiters , as Downtown Detroit is considered geographically south ( and , therefore , South Detroit would actually be in Windsor , Ontario , Canada ) .
Galactik Football
With the help of Clamp and his old partner , the pirate Sonny Blackbones , the Snow Kids escape General Bleylock 's machinations and win the Galactik Football Cup .
Kirk Gibson's 1988 World Series home run
Well , the crowd on its feet and if there was ever a preface , to `` Casey at the Bat , '' it would have to be the ninth inning . Two out . The tying run aboard , the winning run at the plate , and Kirk Gibson , standing at the plate .
Jim E. Mora
I 'm pissed off right now . You bet your ass I am . I 'm sick of coulda , woulda , shoulda , coming close , if only . ''
Winter Olympic Games
Three years later , Italian count Eugenio Brunetta d'Usseaux proposed that the IOC stage a week of winter sports included as part of the 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm , Sweden . The organisers opposed this idea because they desired to protect the integrity of the Nordic Games and were concerned about a lack of facilities for winter sports . World
The Tuskegee Airmen
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Edward O'Hare
One of the four ' Bat Team ' fighter pilots to conduct this experimental night fighter operations to intercept and destroy enemy bombers attacking Allied landing forces was then - LT Roy Marlin Voris , who after the war founded and commanded the Navy 's flight demonstration squadron , the Blue Angels .
The Tuskegee Airmen
In addition , a limited number of period gun - ciné films were also used , as were sequences from the films , Memphis Belle ( 1990 ) and Battle of Britain ( 1969 ) . The producers also borrowed a technique used in Memphis Belle by using cutout silhouettes of aircraft to make it appear that there were more aircraft parked at the various airfields . One example of period dialogue that was faithful to the times was Hannibal Lee Jr. ( another fictitious composite ) singing : `` Straighten up ... '' finished by Billy Roberts ( fictional character ) : `` ... and fly right . '' ( The catchphrase was derived from the 1944 top - 40 hit record , `` Straighten Up and Fly Right '' by The King Cole Trio led by Nat King Cole . )
Hot air balloon
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San Jose International Airport
SJC 's consolidated parking and rental facility , `` CONRAC '' , was fitted with public art featuring hands of people in Silicon Valley . The art is on the outside of the facility and can be seen from more than one mile away . Artist Christian Moeller designed the new `` Hands '' mural .
Bullhead City, Arizona
In 2011 , the Laughlin / Bullhead International Airport was named Airport of the Year by the Arizona Department of Transportation . The latest figures indicate that `` ... more than 115,000 people flew into Laughlin / Bullhead International Airport on casino - sponsored charters in 2010 . '' In the 1980s the airport was home to the helicopters of the TV show Airwolf .
Tower Bridge
In the summer of 1973 , a single - engined Beagle Pup was twice flown under the pedestrian walkway of Tower Bridge by 29 - year - old stockbroker 's clerk Paul Martin . Martin was on bail following accusations of stockmarket fraud . He then `` buzzed '' buildings in The City , before flying north towards the Lake District where he died when his aircraft crashed some two hours later .
Bird Girl
Jack Leigh died of colon cancer on May 19 , 2004 , and is buried in Bonaventure Cemetery , where he took his most famous photograph .
Edward O'Hare
Butch O'Hare was on board the aircraft carrier USS Lexington , which had been assigned the task of penetrating enemy - held waters north of New Ireland . While still 450 miles from the harbor at Rabaul , at 10 : 15 , the Lexington picked up an unknown aircraft on radar 35 miles from the ship . A six - plane combat patrol was launched , two fighters being directed to investigate the contact . These two planes , under command of Lieutenant Commander John Thach shot down a four - engined Kawanishi H6K 4 Type 97 ( `` Mavis '' ) flying boat about 43 miles out at 11 : 12 . Later two other planes of the combat patrol were sent to another radar contact 35 miles ahead , shooting down a second Mavis at 12 : 02 . A third contact was made 80 miles out , but reversed course and disappeared . At 15 : 42 a jagged vee signal drew the attention of the Lexington 's radar operator . The contact then was lost , but reappeared at 16 : 25 forty - seven miles west and closing fast . Butch O'Hare , flying F4F Wildcat BuNo 4031 `` White F - 15 '' , was one of several pilots launched to intercept the incoming 9 Japanese Mitsubishi G4M `` Betty '' bombers from 2nd Chutai of 4th Kōkūtai ; at this time five had already been shot down .
United States Postal Service
`` We can not go out every week and pick up our mail ... it 's impossible '' , said Heinz Sippel . `` Everyone gets their mail . Why ca n't we ? '' said Sue Anderson . Getting mail delivered , once a week , by airplane is not a luxury , it 's a necessity for those who live in Idaho 's vast wilderness -- those along the Salmon and Selway rivers . It 's a service that 's been provided to them for more than half a century -- mostly by Ray Arnold of Arnold Aviation .
Eiffel Tower
On 19 October 1901 , Alberto Santos - Dumont , flying his No. 6 airship , won a 100,000 - franc prize offered by Henri Deutsch de la Meurthe for the first person to make a flight from St. Cloud to the Eiffel Tower and back in less than half an hour .
Mount Everest
Some press reports suggested that the report of the summit landing was a misunderstanding of a South Col landing , but he had also landed on South Col two days earlier , with this landing and the Everest records confirmed by the FAI . Delsalle also rescued two Japanese climbers at 4,880 m ( 16,000 ft ) while he was there . One climber noted that the new record meant a better chance of rescue .
Edward O'Hare
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Octopussy
The cyclist seen passing in the middle of a sword fight during the tuk tuk chase sequence was in fact a bystander who passed through the shot , oblivious to the filming ; his intrusion was captured by two cameras and left in the final film . Cameraman Alan Hume 's last scene was that of Octopussy 's followers rowing . That day , little time was left and it was decided to film the sunset at the eleventh hour .
Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima
The original Rosenthal photograph is currently in the possession of Roy H. Williams , who bought it from the estate of John Faber , the official historian for the National Press Photographers Association , who had received it from Rosenthal . Both flags ( from the first and second flag - raisings ) are now located in the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Quantico , Virginia .
The dress
As the original authors of the photograph that sparked the viral phenomenon , Bleasdale and her partner Paul Jinks later expressed frustration and regret over being `` completely left out from the story '' , including their lack of control over the story , the omission of their role in the discovery , and the commercial use of the photograph .
Atmosphere of Venus
In 2009 a prominent bright spot in the atmosphere was noted by an amateur astronomer and photographed by Venus Express . Its cause is currently unknown , with surface volcanism advanced as a possible explanation .
First Battle of Bull Run
McDowell was getting contradictory information from his intelligence agents , so he called for the balloon Enterprise , which was being demonstrated by Prof. Thaddeus S.C. Lowe in Washington , to perform aerial reconnaissance .
Grip (job)
Butterfly Frame -- A large aluminum frame that filters light through a fabric stretched from edge to edge , often used during outdoor shoots .
Edward O'Hare
As a tribute to Butch O'Hare , on September 19 , 1949 , the Chicago - area Orchard Depot Airport was renamed O'Hare International Airport . A training F4F Wildcat similar to the one flown by Butch O'Hare was restored after recovery from Lake Michigan . It is currently on display in Terminal 2 of the O'Hare International Airport .
Boeing B-29 Superfortress
Enola Gay , flown by Tibbets , dropped the first bomb , called Little Boy , on Hiroshima on 6 August 1945 . Enola Gay is fully restored and on display at the Smithsonian 's Steven F. Udvar - Hazy Center , outside Dulles Airport in Washington , D.C. Bockscar dropped the second bomb , called Fat Man , on Nagasaki three days later . Bockscar is on display at the National Museum of the United States Air Force .
Albatross (metaphor)
The cover art for Michael Spivak 's A Comprehensive Introduction to Differential Geometry , Vol. 2 , is a painting by the author featuring a sailing ship beneath a dark stormy sky , full of dead jesters and a single living jester having three albatrosses hanging from ropes around his neck , respectively labeled `` Cartan '' , `` Riemann '' , and `` Gauss '' .
Boeing B-29 Superfortress
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Boeing B-29 Superfortress
The tactic of using aircraft to ram American B - 29s was first recorded on the raid of 20 August 1944 on the steel factories at Yawata . Sergeant Shigeo Nobe of the 4th Sentai intentionally flew his Kawasaki Ki - 45 into a B - 29 ; debris from the explosion following this attack severely damaged another B - 29 , which also went down . Lost were Colonel Robert Clinksale 's B - 29 - 10 - BW 42 - 6334 Gertrude C and Captain Ornell Stauffer 's B - 29 - 15 - BW 42 - 6368 Calamity Sue , both from the 486th BG . Several B - 29s were destroyed in this way over the ensuing months . Although the term `` Kamikaze '' is often used to refer to the pilots conducting these attacks , the word was not used by the Japanese military .
North Pole
Next year , on 9 May 1949 two other Soviet scientists ( Vitali Volovich and Andrei Medvedev ) became the first people to parachute onto the North Pole . They jumped from a Douglas C - 47 Skytrain , registered CCCP H - 369 .
Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand seemingly killed him off late in 2011 ( actually tying his fictional homicide to another marketing campaign based on Cluedo ) .
Seeley Booth
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Edward O'Hare
O'Hare was not employed on combat duty from early 1942 until late 1943 . Important events in this period included flying an F4F - 3A Wildcat ( BuNo 3986 `` White F - 13 '' ) as Lieutenant Commander Jimmy Thach 's wingman for publicity footage on April 11 , 1942 , the Medal of Honor presentation at the White House on April 21 , and the welcome parade in O'Hare's hometown on Saturday , April 25 , 1942 .
Edward O'Hare
Confusion and complications endangered the success of the mission . The Hellcats first had trouble finding the Avenger , the FDO had difficulty guiding any of them on the targets . O'Hare and Ensign W. Skon in their F6F Hellcats finally got into position behind the Avenger . Butch O'Hare had been well aware of the deadly danger of friendly fire in this situation - he radioed to the Avenger Pilot of his section , `` Hey , Phil , turn those running lights on . I want to be sure it 's a yellow devil I 'm drilling . ''
Banksy
In August 2005 , Banksy , on a trip to the Palestinian territories , created nine images on the Israeli West Bank wall .
One World Trade Center
In March 2014 , the tower was scaled by 16 - year - old Weehawken , New Jersey resident Justin Casquejo , who entered the site through a hole in a fence . He was subsequently arrested on trespassing charges . He allegedly dressed like a construction worker , sneaked in , and convinced an elevator operator to lift him to the tower 's 88th floor , according to news sources . He then used stairways to get to the 104th floor , walked past a sleeping security guard , and climbed up a ladder to get to the antenna , where he took pictures for two hours . The elevator operator was reassigned , and the guard was fired . It was then revealed that officials had failed to install security cameras in the tower , which facilitated Casquejo 's entry to the site .
San Jose International Airport
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Sacramento International Airport
Baggage Claim at Terminal A Loading Zone Terminal A Overview of the Ticketing deck at Terminal B Connecter from Terminal B to Concourse Building The third floor ( shopping plaza ) at Terminal B Gates at the Terminal B Concourse Elevators on Terminal B 's third floor Dennis Oppenheim 's `` Flying Garden '' installation ( 2005 ) outside the parking garage Terminal B Automated People Mover
Billa (2009 film)
Most of the Indian and Bollywood films shot in Malaysia has William Wong as action director . But I have good tuning with Stun Siva . I employed Stun Siva as fight master for Billa and we took the help of William Wong whenever we required . We shot a chase that never came in Indian screen before . It will be like watching terrific chases in Bond flicks . We used choppers for 15 days . When we asked for 2 helicopters , producer granted us four . This credit should go to producer D Narendra and production designer Krishna . We stayed in Malaysia for 3 months at a stretch to shoot this movie .
Edward O'Hare
Lieutenant Commander Phillips reported the position ( 1 ° 26 ′ 0 '' N 171 ° 56 ′ 0 '' W ﻿ / ﻿ 1.43333 ° N 171.93333 ° W ﻿ / 1.43333 ; - 171.93333 ﻿ ( Place where O'hare's aircraft went down . ) ) to the ship . After dawn a three - plane search was made , but no trace of O'Hare or his aircraft was found . On November 29 a PBY Catalina flying boat also conducted a search with no positive result , and O'Hare was reported missing in action .
Pantheon, Rome
The dome photographed with a fisheye lens in 2016 South east view of the Pantheon from Piazza della Minerva , 2006 . The dome of the Pantheon seen from the hill of Janiculum The Pantheon by night Pantheon 2013 Dome by Night
German Shepherd
A German night - watchman from 1950 with his German Shepherd Swedish German Shepherds during demonstrations in Stockholm on National Day 2007 Urban Search and Rescue Task Force dog works to uncover survivors at the site of the collapsed World Trade Center after the September 11 , 2001 attacks A German Shepherd Military Working Dog locates hidden explosives inside a car during a training exercise
Alan Shepard
Shepard was designated Chief of the Astronaut Office in November 1963 . He thereby became responsible for NASA astronaut training . This involved the development of appropriate training programs for all astronauts and the scheduling of training of individual astronauts for specific missions and roles . He provided and coordinated astronaut input into mission planning and the design of spacecraft and other equipment to be used by astronauts on space missions . He also was on the selection panel for the NASA Astronaut Group 5 in 1966 . He spent much of his time investing in banks , wildcatting , and real estate . He became part owner and vice president of Baytown National Bank and would spend hours on the phone in his NASA office overseeing it . He also bought a partnership in a ranch in Weatherford , Texas , that raised horses and cattle . During this period , his secretary had several head shot photographs taken of Shepard , posed with various expressions on his face . She would post these on the door to his private office , with a sign which said `` Mood of the Day '' . Visitors could then look at the photo to decide whether it was a good time to talk to him . Tom Wolfe characterised Shepard 's dual personalities as `` Smilin ' Al '' and the `` Icy Commander '' . `` Inside his locker '' , Wolfe wrote , `` he kept Smilin ' Al of the Cape ! ''
Ellis Island
In 1982 the National Parks Department embarked on an 8 - year renovation . During that time , David Simonton was part of The Ellis Island Project : Documentation / Interpretation and captured stunning , black and white photos giving insight into immigrant 's lives . Photographer Stephen Wilkes 's series Ellis Island : Ghosts of Freedom ( 2006 ) captured the abandoned south side of Ellis Island .
The dress
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Space Shuttle retirement
Dragon 2 hover test Computer rendering of CST - 100 in orbit Dream Chaser test article
Trent Affair
All trunks , cases , packages and bags belonging to them you will take possession of and send on board this ship ; any dispatches found on the persons of the prisoners , or in possession of those on board the steamer , will be taken possession of , examined , and retained if necessary .
Central Intelligence Agency
In 1999 , CIA chief George Tenet launched a grand `` Plan '' to deal with al - Qaeda . The Counterterrorist Center , its new chief Cofer Black and the center 's bin Laden unit were the Plan 's developers and executors . Once it was prepared Tenet assigned CIA intelligence chief Charles E. Allen to set up a `` Qaeda cell '' to oversee its tactical execution . In 2000 , the CIA and USAF jointly ran a series of flights over Afghanistan with a small remote - controlled reconnaissance drone , the Predator ; they obtained probable photos of bin Laden . Cofer Black and others became advocates of arming the Predator with missiles to try to assassinate bin Laden and other al - Qaeda leaders . After the Cabinet - level Principals Committee meeting on terrorism of September 4 , 2001 , the CIA resumed reconnaissance flights , the drones now being weapons - capable .
One World Trade Center
Less than a week after the trespassing incident , four people -- three male parachutists ( one of whom was a construction worker at the site ) and their lookout -- were arrested for a BASE jump they conducted on September 30 , 2013 . They had posted a video of the jump online . As a result of these incidents , the Durst Organization 's head of security at One World Trade Center , David Velazquez , resigned on March 28 , 2014 . Controversies
Taryn Manning
Manning was aboard JetBlue Airways Flight 292 when it made an emergency landing at Los Angeles International Airport on September 21 , 2005 , after the nose gear jammed in an abnormal position . No one was injured . She stated that `` it was the most surreal , out - of - body experience I ever had . ''
Mount Rainier
On 24 June 1947 , Kenneth Arnold reported seeing a formation of nine unidentified flying objects over Mount Rainier . His description led to the term `` flying saucers '' .
United States Secret Service
The Secret Service Presidential Protective Division safeguards the President of the United States and his immediate family . They work with other federal , state , and local law enforcement agencies and the military to safeguard the President when he travels in Air Force One , Marine One and by limousine in motorcades .
Bullhead City, Arizona
The Laughlin / Bullhead International Airport is the only international airport in Mohave County . American Airlines provides daily flights to and from Bullhead City , with annual air shows attracting hundreds of spectators . Recently , the airport extended the runway to 8,500 feet to accommodate even larger aircraft , along with many other upgrades . This will make it the largest runway within a 90 - mile radius .
Edward O'Hare
The same month , O'Hare's name was engraved on the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific `` Wall of the Missing '' in Honolulu . In March 1963 , President John F. Kennedy did a wreath - laying ceremony at O'Hare Airport to honor Butch O'Hare . The Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum is honoring O'Hare with an F4F - 3A on display and a plaque dedicated by the USS Yorktown CV - 10 association , `` May Butch O'Hare rest in peace ... ''
Grip (job)
Condor -- Named after the company that originally made extendable boom arms , it now refers to a variety of lift devices , including cherry - pickers . Generally used on set to position light between 30 and 120 feet in the air .
Edward O'Hare
At 16 : 49 , the Lexington 's radar picked up a second formation of Bettys from 1st Chutai of 4th Kōkūtai only 12 miles out , on the disengaged side of the task force , completely unopposed . The carrier had only two Wildcats left to confront the intruders : Butch and his wingman `` Duff '' Dufilho . As the Lexington 's only protection , they raced eastward and arrived 1,500 feet above eight attacking Bettys nine miles out at 17 : 00 . Dufilho 's guns were jammed and would n't fire , leaving only O'Hare to protect the carrier . The enemy formation was a V of Vs flying very close together and using their rear - facing guns for mutual protection . O'Hare's Wildcat , armed with four 50 - caliber guns , with 450 rounds per gun , had enough ammunition for about 34 seconds of firing .
Sacramento International Airport
The Terminal A Parking Garage opened September 23 , 2004 . The six - story structure had covered parking , a short walk to the terminal and public art ( `` Flying Gardens '' by Dennis Oppenheim , installed outside the garage , and `` Flying Carpet '' by Seyed Alavi , installed in the connecting walkway ) .