Minor note. At 17:00 she recommends against using acrylic thread for sewing based on autoclave temps. She uses Celsius temps saying acrylics melt at 160 and autoclaves go as high as 240. Autoclaves go up to about 280 Fahrenheit which is about 135 Celsius. So acrylic thread would seem to be fine.
https://sterilizers.com/autoclave-time-temperature-pressure-chart.html

I once saw a Corvette stretch limo. Seemingly about a block long and four feet high.

Image itself and with horseless carriages could not be from 1814.

Similar story to "An Amiable Child" from post revolutionary war era NYC.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiable_Child_Monument

http://www.nycgovparks.org/parks/riversidepark/monuments/1206

Definitely dated but I remember Courteney Cox from a Springsteen video where he pulls her onto the stage to dance with him. Well before the famous TV show.

I knew a foot doctor for athletes who said that ballet dancers were tougher than any other athletes he'd worked with. They'd "play" with injuries that would leave other athletes on the sidelines.

Wow! Beverly Sills and Paul Reubens doing skating commentary. Now that's funny.

Some people see this attitude, where people are guided by a sense of law rather than a loosely defined 'faith' / emotion, as the basis of Jew hatred (called "anti-Judaism").

http://www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/2014/mar/20/imaginary-jews/

Now 'IANAL of hockey' but from my recollections of hockey rules a player is allowed to check the player who has control of the puck, and the last player to have control (you can check a player after he passes the puck). You are not allowed to check a player simply going for position or a free puck. That's blocking, which in most cases (considering "Katy bar the door" "most" is a stretch) gets a penalty call. So I'm seeing interference, which is what the infraction is called in hockey.

There's actually a penalty in hockey called "butt ending," but that's hitting an opponent with the "butt" end of the hockey stick.

As noted, it might be called a hip check, with all due credit to Miley Cyrus, but it still looks like interference to me.