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NCAA College Football Quick Hitter with Dana Ward from Gamblers Television
running time:03:08 added by:gamblerstelevision source: YouTubeDana Ward from http://www.GamblersTelevision.com Hello College Football fans from our "Rockstar" studio this is Dana Ward here with our College Football Quick Hitter for the sports betting public. College Football fans the wait is over. The College Football season has arrived and kickoff is Thursday highlighted by an SEC vs. ACC matchup at 8PM ET to be televised nationally by ESPN. The North Carolina St Wolfpack will travel to Columbia South Carolina to face the South Carolina Gamecocks. South Carolina ended the 2007 season losing 5 straight games to finish at 6-6 and failed to make a bowl game. As head coach Steve Spurrier enters his 4th season he is hoping his offensive line can protect his quarterback better as this unit gave up 31 sacks a year ago. NC State is coming off a losing campaign in 2007 by going 5-7. The Wolfpack named their starting quarterback and winning the job over 4 other candidates was redshirt freshman Russell Wilson. With a redshirt freshman making his first start on the road for NC State the oddsmakers have South Carolina as a 13-point home favorite. The Rich Rodriguez era begins at Michigan as they host the Utah Utes Saturday at 12:30PM ET to be televised regionally by ABC. Head coach Rich Rodriguez has yet to name a starting quarterback and he told reporters on Monday that junior Nick Sheridan and redshirt freshman Steven Threet could share duties. There is youth movement at Michigan as 10 freshmen could see significant action against Utah. Oddsmakers opened Michigan as a 5-½ point favorite and the early money has come in on the underdog Utah, as Michigan is currently a 3-½ point home favorite. The #3 ranked USC Trojans begin their 2008 campaign traveling to play the Virginia Cavaliers Saturday at 12:30PM ET to be televised regionally by ABC. After suffering a dislocated kneecap a little less than 3 weeks ago starting quarterback Mark Sanchez is on track to make the start according to media reports. Sanchez participated in practice on Monday and looked good according to head coach Pete Carroll. Virginia is returning only half of their starters from a year ago. One local newspaper in Charlottesville Virginia, The Daily Progress does not like Virginia's chances in this game. The newspaper ran a story on Monday saying that it would take a miracle for the Cavaliers to beat the Trojans. Oddsmakers have USC listed as a 19-point road favorite. That will do it for today's College Football report. This is Dana Ward reminding you to check out GamblersTelevision.com this week as Tony T delivers his picks from week 1 of the College Football season.
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there is no bears here austin...and home wrecking broad
running time:05:25 added by:alwayzblu source: YouTubefirst part of this was taken up in the country at my brothers house for memorial day. (St.Stephen, South Carolina) :)~ my kids loooove my brothers game room!! Pool table, hockey table, darts, and gym equipment
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Glory - Movie: 54th Mass Reg't Starts Assault on Ft. Wagner
running time:07:52 added by:GeorgeGee source: YouTube- Glory - Movie 1989 - The 54th Massachusetts Regiment starts it's famous assault on Battery Wagner. Glory (film) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glory_%28film%29 Glory is a 1989 Academy Award-winning drama based on the history of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment during the American Civil War. The 54th was one of the first formal units of the U.S. Army to be made up entirely of African American men (apart from the officers). The first was the 1st South Carolina Volunteers. Comparisons with historical fact http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glory_%28film%29#Comparisons_with_historical_fact 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/54th_Massachusetts_Volunteer_Regiment Robert Gould Shaw - Colonel commanding 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Gould_Shaw - Soundtrack: James Horner composed the soundtrack to the film. One of the most popular tracks is Charging Fort Wagner. This music plays when the regiment charges the fort. The Boys Choir of Harlem were featured on the entirety of the soundtrack. - Awards: The film was nominated for five categories and won three Oscars: Oscar for Best Actor in a Supporting Role - Denzel Washington. Oscar for Best Cinematography - Freddie Francis. Oscar for Best Sound Mixing - Donald O. Mitchell, Gregg C. Rudloff, Elliot Tyson, Russell Williams II. Nomination for Art Direction - Norman Garwood (art direction) & Garrett Lewis (set decoration). Nomination for Film Editing - Steven Rosenblum. - Glory (1989) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097441/ Directed by: Edward Zwick Writing credits: Robert Gould Shaw (letters) Lincoln Kirstein (book "Lay This Laurel") Peter Burchard (book "One Gallant Rush") Kevin Jarre (screenplay) Cast: Matthew Broderick - Col. Robert Gould Shaw Denzel Washington - Pvt. Trip Cary Elwes - Maj. Cabot Forbes Morgan Freeman - Sgt. Maj. John Rawlins Jihmi Kennedy - Pvt. Jupiter Sharts Andre Braugher - Cpl. Thomas Searles John Finn - Sgt. Maj. Mulcahy Donovan Leitch - Capt. Charles Fessenden Morse JD Cullum - Henry Sturgis Russell (as John David Cullum) Alan North - Gov. John Albion Andrew Bob Gunton - Gen. Charles Garrison Harker Cliff De Young - Col. James M. Montgomery (as Cliff DeYoung) Christian Baskous ... Edward L. Pierce RonReaco Lee - Mute drummer boy Jay O. Sanders - Gen. George Crockett Strong Richard Riehle - Kendric, quatermaster Daniel Jenkins - 'A' Co. officer Michael Smith Guess - 'A' Co. soldier Abdul Salaam El Razzac - 'A' Co. soldier Peter Michael Goetz - Francis George Shaw Pete Munro - Surgeon Benji Wilhoite - Young soldier at Antietam Ethan Phillips - Hospital steward Mark A. Levy - Bigoted soldier Randell Haynes - Haggis, paymaster Afemo Omilami - Tall contraband Keith Noble - Short contraband Dan Biggers - Minister Marc Gowan - Dr. William B. Rogers Raymond Godshall Jr. - Dr. Charles G. Thorpe Bob Minor - Contraband soldier in Darien Joan Riordan - White woman Saundra Franks - Black woman Mark A. Jones - 54th Massachusetts soldier Peter Grandfield - 10th Connecticut soldier Mark Margolis - 10th Connecticut soldier Paul Desmond - 10th Connecticut soldier Tom Barrington - 10th Connecticut soldier Michael Fowler - 10th Connecticut soldier Richard Wright - 10th Connecticut soldier The Boys Choir of Harlem - Boys choir Jane Alexander - Sarah Blake Sturgis Shaw (uncredited) Carla Brothers - Charlotte Forten (uncredited) Rachel Lea Grundfast - Ellen Shaw (uncredited) Kevin Hershberger - Confederate Soldier (uncredited) Kevin Jarre - 10th Connecticut soldier (uncredited) Jay Lance - Union Soldier (uncredited) William Mathis - Union soldier (uncredited) Bill Nunn - (uncredited) Larry Peterson - Union Officer (uncredited) Roger Ragland - Cavalry officer (uncredited) Raymond St. Jacques - Frederick Douglass (uncredited) -
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Glory - Movie 1989 - Soldiers Sing on Night Before Assault
running time:08:10 added by:GeorgeGee source: YouTube- Glory - Movie 1989 - Colonel Robert Gould Shaw volunteers the 54th Massachusetts Regiment to lead the assault on Battery Wagner. The men sing together on the night before their famous assault on the fortification. Glory (film) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glory_%28film%29 Glory is a 1989 Academy Award-winning drama based on the history of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment during the American Civil War. The 54th was one of the first formal units of the U.S. Army to be made up entirely of African American men (apart from the officers). The first was the 1st South Carolina Volunteers. Comparisons with historical fact http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glory_%28film%29#Comparisons_with_historical_fact 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/54th_Massachusetts_Volunteer_Regiment Robert Gould Shaw - Colonel commanding 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Gould_Shaw - Soundtrack: James Horner composed the soundtrack to the film. One of the most popular tracks is Charging Fort Wagner. This music plays when the regiment charges the fort. The Boys Choir of Harlem were featured on the entirety of the soundtrack. - Awards: The film was nominated for five categories and won three Oscars: Oscar for Best Actor in a Supporting Role - Denzel Washington. Oscar for Best Cinematography - Freddie Francis. Oscar for Best Sound Mixing - Donald O. Mitchell, Gregg C. Rudloff, Elliot Tyson, Russell Williams II. Nomination for Art Direction - Norman Garwood (art direction) & Garrett Lewis (set decoration). Nomination for Film Editing - Steven Rosenblum. - Glory (1989) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097441/ Directed by: Edward Zwick Writing credits: Robert Gould Shaw (letters) Lincoln Kirstein (book "Lay This Laurel") Peter Burchard (book "One Gallant Rush") Kevin Jarre (screenplay) Cast: Matthew Broderick - Col. Robert Gould Shaw Denzel Washington - Pvt. Trip Cary Elwes - Maj. Cabot Forbes Morgan Freeman - Sgt. Maj. John Rawlins Jihmi Kennedy - Pvt. Jupiter Sharts Andre Braugher - Cpl. Thomas Searles John Finn - Sgt. Maj. Mulcahy Donovan Leitch - Capt. Charles Fessenden Morse JD Cullum - Henry Sturgis Russell (as John David Cullum) Alan North - Gov. John Albion Andrew Bob Gunton - Gen. Charles Garrison Harker Cliff De Young - Col. James M. Montgomery (as Cliff DeYoung) Christian Baskous ... Edward L. Pierce RonReaco Lee - Mute drummer boy Jay O. Sanders - Gen. George Crockett Strong Richard Riehle - Kendric, quatermaster Daniel Jenkins - 'A' Co. officer Michael Smith Guess - 'A' Co. soldier Abdul Salaam El Razzac - 'A' Co. soldier Peter Michael Goetz - Francis George Shaw Pete Munro - Surgeon Benji Wilhoite - Young soldier at Antietam Ethan Phillips - Hospital steward Mark A. Levy - Bigoted soldier Randell Haynes - Haggis, paymaster Afemo Omilami - Tall contraband Keith Noble - Short contraband Dan Biggers - Minister Marc Gowan - Dr. William B. Rogers Raymond Godshall Jr. - Dr. Charles G. Thorpe Bob Minor - Contraband soldier in Darien Joan Riordan - White woman Saundra Franks - Black woman Mark A. Jones - 54th Massachusetts soldier Peter Grandfield - 10th Connecticut soldier Mark Margolis - 10th Connecticut soldier Paul Desmond - 10th Connecticut soldier Tom Barrington - 10th Connecticut soldier Michael Fowler - 10th Connecticut soldier Richard Wright - 10th Connecticut soldier The Boys Choir of Harlem - Boys choir Jane Alexander - Sarah Blake Sturgis Shaw (uncredited) Carla Brothers - Charlotte Forten (uncredited) Rachel Lea Grundfast - Ellen Shaw (uncredited) Kevin Hershberger - Confederate Soldier (uncredited) Kevin Jarre - 10th Connecticut soldier (uncredited) Jay Lance - Union Soldier (uncredited) William Mathis - Union soldier (uncredited) Bill Nunn - (uncredited) Larry Peterson - Union Officer (uncredited) Roger Ragland - Cavalry officer (uncredited) Raymond St. Jacques - Frederick Douglass (uncredited) -
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Glory - Movie 1989 - 54th Mass Regiment gets Uniforms & Pay
running time:05:37 added by:GeorgeGee source: YouTube- Glory - Movie 1989 - 54th Mass Regiment gets Uniforms and Pay. Glory (film) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glory_%28film%29 Glory is a 1989 Academy Award-winning drama based on the history of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment during the American Civil War. The 54th was one of the first formal units of the U.S. Army to be made up entirely of African American men (apart from the officers). The first was the 1st South Carolina Volunteers. Comparisons with historical fact http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glory_%28film%29#Comparisons_with_historical_fact 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/54th_Massachusetts_Volunteer_Regiment Robert Gould Shaw - Colonel commanding 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Gould_Shaw - Soundtrack: James Horner composed the soundtrack to the film. One of the most popular tracks is Charging Fort Wagner. This music plays when the regiment charges the fort. The Boys Choir of Harlem were featured on the entirety of the soundtrack. - Awards: The film was nominated for five categories and won three Oscars: Oscar for Best Actor in a Supporting Role - Denzel Washington. Oscar for Best Cinematography - Freddie Francis. Oscar for Best Sound Mixing - Donald O. Mitchell, Gregg C. Rudloff, Elliot Tyson, Russell Williams II. Nomination for Art Direction - Norman Garwood (art direction) & Garrett Lewis (set decoration). Nomination for Film Editing - Steven Rosenblum. - Glory (1989) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097441/ Directed by: Edward Zwick Writing credits: Robert Gould Shaw (letters) Lincoln Kirstein (book "Lay This Laurel") Peter Burchard (book "One Gallant Rush") Kevin Jarre (screenplay) Cast: Matthew Broderick - Col. Robert Gould Shaw Denzel Washington - Pvt. Trip Cary Elwes - Maj. Cabot Forbes Morgan Freeman - Sgt. Maj. John Rawlins Jihmi Kennedy - Pvt. Jupiter Sharts Andre Braugher - Cpl. Thomas Searles John Finn - Sgt. Maj. Mulcahy Donovan Leitch - Capt. Charles Fessenden Morse JD Cullum - Henry Sturgis Russell (as John David Cullum) Alan North - Gov. John Albion Andrew Bob Gunton - Gen. Charles Garrison Harker Cliff De Young - Col. James M. Montgomery (as Cliff DeYoung) Christian Baskous ... Edward L. Pierce RonReaco Lee - Mute drummer boy Jay O. Sanders - Gen. George Crockett Strong Richard Riehle - Kendric, quatermaster Daniel Jenkins - 'A' Co. officer Michael Smith Guess - 'A' Co. soldier Abdul Salaam El Razzac - 'A' Co. soldier Peter Michael Goetz - Francis George Shaw Pete Munro - Surgeon Benji Wilhoite - Young soldier at Antietam Ethan Phillips - Hospital steward Mark A. Levy - Bigoted soldier Randell Haynes - Haggis, paymaster Afemo Omilami - Tall contraband Keith Noble - Short contraband Dan Biggers - Minister Marc Gowan - Dr. William B. Rogers Raymond Godshall Jr. - Dr. Charles G. Thorpe Bob Minor - Contraband soldier in Darien Joan Riordan - White woman Saundra Franks - Black woman Mark A. Jones - 54th Massachusetts soldier Peter Grandfield - 10th Connecticut soldier Mark Margolis - 10th Connecticut soldier Paul Desmond - 10th Connecticut soldier Tom Barrington - 10th Connecticut soldier Michael Fowler - 10th Connecticut soldier Richard Wright - 10th Connecticut soldier The Boys Choir of Harlem - Boys choir Jane Alexander - Sarah Blake Sturgis Shaw (uncredited) Carla Brothers - Charlotte Forten (uncredited) Rachel Lea Grundfast - Ellen Shaw (uncredited) Kevin Hershberger - Confederate Soldier (uncredited) Kevin Jarre - 10th Connecticut soldier (uncredited) Jay Lance - Union Soldier (uncredited) William Mathis - Union soldier (uncredited) Bill Nunn - (uncredited) Larry Peterson - Union Officer (uncredited) Roger Ragland - Cavalry officer (uncredited) Raymond St. Jacques - Frederick Douglass (uncredited) -
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Glory - Movie 1989 - The 54th Mass Regiment Needs Shoes
running time:04:24 added by:GeorgeGee source: YouTube- Glory - Movie 1989 - The 54th Massachusetts Regiment needs shoes and gets them. Glory (film) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glory_%28film%29 Glory is a 1989 Academy Award-winning drama based on the history of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment during the American Civil War. The 54th was one of the first formal units of the U.S. Army to be made up entirely of African American men (apart from the officers). The first was the 1st South Carolina Volunteers. Comparisons with historical fact http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glory_%28film%29#Comparisons_with_historical_fact 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/54th_Massachusetts_Volunteer_Regiment Robert Gould Shaw - Colonel commanding 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Gould_Shaw - Soundtrack: James Horner composed the soundtrack to the film. One of the most popular tracks is Charging Fort Wagner. This music plays when the regiment charges the fort. The Boys Choir of Harlem were featured on the entirety of the soundtrack. - Awards: The film was nominated for five categories and won three Oscars: Oscar for Best Actor in a Supporting Role - Denzel Washington. Oscar for Best Cinematography - Freddie Francis. Oscar for Best Sound Mixing - Donald O. Mitchell, Gregg C. Rudloff, Elliot Tyson, Russell Williams II. Nomination for Art Direction - Norman Garwood (art direction) & Garrett Lewis (set decoration). Nomination for Film Editing - Steven Rosenblum. - Glory (1989) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097441/ Directed by: Edward Zwick Writing credits: Robert Gould Shaw (letters) Lincoln Kirstein (book "Lay This Laurel") Peter Burchard (book "One Gallant Rush") Kevin Jarre (screenplay) Cast: Matthew Broderick - Col. Robert Gould Shaw Denzel Washington - Pvt. Trip Cary Elwes - Maj. Cabot Forbes Morgan Freeman - Sgt. Maj. John Rawlins Jihmi Kennedy - Pvt. Jupiter Sharts Andre Braugher - Cpl. Thomas Searles John Finn - Sgt. Maj. Mulcahy Donovan Leitch - Capt. Charles Fessenden Morse JD Cullum - Henry Sturgis Russell (as John David Cullum) Alan North - Gov. John Albion Andrew Bob Gunton - Gen. Charles Garrison Harker Cliff De Young - Col. James M. Montgomery (as Cliff DeYoung) Christian Baskous ... Edward L. Pierce RonReaco Lee - Mute drummer boy Jay O. Sanders - Gen. George Crockett Strong Richard Riehle - Kendric, quatermaster Daniel Jenkins - 'A' Co. officer Michael Smith Guess - 'A' Co. soldier Abdul Salaam El Razzac - 'A' Co. soldier Peter Michael Goetz - Francis George Shaw Pete Munro - Surgeon Benji Wilhoite - Young soldier at Antietam Ethan Phillips - Hospital steward Mark A. Levy - Bigoted soldier Randell Haynes - Haggis, paymaster Afemo Omilami - Tall contraband Keith Noble - Short contraband Dan Biggers - Minister Marc Gowan - Dr. William B. Rogers Raymond Godshall Jr. - Dr. Charles G. Thorpe Bob Minor - Contraband soldier in Darien Joan Riordan - White woman Saundra Franks - Black woman Mark A. Jones - 54th Massachusetts soldier Peter Grandfield - 10th Connecticut soldier Mark Margolis - 10th Connecticut soldier Paul Desmond - 10th Connecticut soldier Tom Barrington - 10th Connecticut soldier Michael Fowler - 10th Connecticut soldier Richard Wright - 10th Connecticut soldier The Boys Choir of Harlem - Boys choir Jane Alexander - Sarah Blake Sturgis Shaw (uncredited) Carla Brothers - Charlotte Forten (uncredited) Rachel Lea Grundfast - Ellen Shaw (uncredited) Kevin Hershberger - Confederate Soldier (uncredited) Kevin Jarre - 10th Connecticut soldier (uncredited) Jay Lance - Union Soldier (uncredited) William Mathis - Union soldier (uncredited) Bill Nunn - (uncredited) Larry Peterson - Union Officer (uncredited) Roger Ragland - Cavalry officer (uncredited) Raymond St. Jacques - Frederick Douglass (uncredited) -
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Glory - Movie 1989 - Opening Scene: Battle of Antietam 1862
running time:07:00 added by:GeorgeGee source: YouTube- Glory - Movie 1989 - Opening Scene: Battle of Antietam 1862 - American Civil War. Glory (film) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glory_%28film%29 Glory is a 1989 Academy Award-winning drama based on the history of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment during the American Civil War. The 54th was one of the first formal units of the U.S. Army to be made up entirely of African American men (apart from the officers). The first was the 1st South Carolina Volunteers. Comparisons with historical fact http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glory_%28film%29#Comparisons_with_historical_fact 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/54th_Massachusetts_Volunteer_Regiment Robert Gould Shaw - Colonel commanding 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Gould_Shaw - Soundtrack: James Horner composed the soundtrack to the film. One of the most popular tracks is Charging Fort Wagner. This music plays when the regiment charges the fort. The Boys Choir of Harlem were featured on the entirety of the soundtrack. - Awards: The film was nominated for five categories and won three Oscars: Oscar for Best Actor in a Supporting Role - Denzel Washington. Oscar for Best Cinematography - Freddie Francis. Oscar for Best Sound Mixing - Donald O. Mitchell, Gregg C. Rudloff, Elliot Tyson, Russell Williams II. Nomination for Art Direction - Norman Garwood (art direction) & Garrett Lewis (set decoration). Nomination for Film Editing - Steven Rosenblum. - Glory (1989) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097441/ Directed by: Edward Zwick Writing credits: Robert Gould Shaw (letters) Lincoln Kirstein (book "Lay This Laurel") Peter Burchard (book "One Gallant Rush") Kevin Jarre (screenplay) Cast: Matthew Broderick - Col. Robert Gould Shaw Denzel Washington - Pvt. Trip Cary Elwes - Maj. Cabot Forbes Morgan Freeman - Sgt. Maj. John Rawlins Jihmi Kennedy - Pvt. Jupiter Sharts Andre Braugher - Cpl. Thomas Searles John Finn - Sgt. Maj. Mulcahy Donovan Leitch - Capt. Charles Fessenden Morse JD Cullum - Henry Sturgis Russell (as John David Cullum) Alan North - Gov. John Albion Andrew Bob Gunton - Gen. Charles Garrison Harker Cliff De Young - Col. James M. Montgomery (as Cliff DeYoung) Christian Baskous ... Edward L. Pierce RonReaco Lee - Mute drummer boy Jay O. Sanders - Gen. George Crockett Strong Richard Riehle - Kendric, quatermaster Daniel Jenkins - 'A' Co. officer Michael Smith Guess - 'A' Co. soldier Abdul Salaam El Razzac - 'A' Co. soldier Peter Michael Goetz - Francis George Shaw Pete Munro - Surgeon Benji Wilhoite - Young soldier at Antietam Ethan Phillips - Hospital steward Mark A. Levy - Bigoted soldier Randell Haynes - Haggis, paymaster Afemo Omilami - Tall contraband Keith Noble - Short contraband Dan Biggers - Minister Marc Gowan - Dr. William B. Rogers Raymond Godshall Jr. - Dr. Charles G. Thorpe Bob Minor - Contraband soldier in Darien Joan Riordan - White woman Saundra Franks - Black woman Mark A. Jones - 54th Massachusetts soldier Peter Grandfield - 10th Connecticut soldier Mark Margolis - 10th Connecticut soldier Paul Desmond - 10th Connecticut soldier Tom Barrington - 10th Connecticut soldier Michael Fowler - 10th Connecticut soldier Richard Wright - 10th Connecticut soldier The Boys Choir of Harlem - Boys choir Jane Alexander - Sarah Blake Sturgis Shaw (uncredited) Carla Brothers - Charlotte Forten (uncredited) Rachel Lea Grundfast - Ellen Shaw (uncredited) Kevin Hershberger - Confederate Soldier (uncredited) Kevin Jarre - 10th Connecticut soldier (uncredited) Jay Lance - Union Soldier (uncredited) William Mathis - Union soldier (uncredited) Bill Nunn - (uncredited) Larry Peterson - Union Officer (uncredited) Roger Ragland - Cavalry officer (uncredited) Raymond St. Jacques - Frederick Douglass (uncredited) -
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Newfoundland to Florida Highway Burro Has 3 Wheels Presents
running time:04:25 added by:burrohas3wheels source: YouTubeAvailable at burrohas3wheels.com, Amazon & Ebay Newfoundland to Florida Highway" is the 7th in my multi episode "Burro Has Three Wheels" motorcycle adventure series, riding the roads of North, Central and South America. My ride is a Russian made Ural with a sidecar. Finishing the ride from Deadhorse/Prudhoe Bay, Alaska to Happy Valley/Goose Bay Labrador, I continued south. There is a lot of highway on the east coast. "Newfoundland to Florida Highway" provides viewers a preview to what a journey along my selection of popular Canadian and U. S. scenic highways can really be like. Highways and sights include; driving from Newfoundland Labrador - NL Hwy 430 The Viking Trail to Grose Morne National Park, CA Hwy 1 to Port aux Basque, Nova Scotia -- Cabot Trail Loop, Canadian Hwy 105/104 to Maitland NS and The Tidal Bore, New Brunswick - CA Hwy 104/2 NB Hwy 1, Bay of Fundy & Reversing Falls to St. Stephen NB, Maine -- ME Hwy 9 to Bangor ME, I 95 to Auburn ME, ME Hwy 11/124 to Poland ME, U.S 202 to eastern MA, New York -- NY Hwy 212 to Woodstock NY, I 87 to New York City, I 95 to Washington DC, Virginia -- Skyline Drive, Blue Ridge Parkway & Floyd VA, North Carolina -- Blue Ridge Parkway to Mayberry (Goober & Opie)/ Mt. Airy NC, Ashville NC then onto Cherokee NC, U. S. Hwy 129 Tail of the Dragon, Deals Gap NC, Georgia -- GA 27/U.S. 280 to Plains GA, U.S. 1, Okefenokee Trail, Florida -- FL Hwy 19, U.S. 27, U.S. 1 to Key West FL. Sit back and enjoy the groove of the road, just like you were doing the ride. I'll even throw in some weather. I don't want you gettin' to soft. Oh yeah...there's a terrific soundtrack as well. Future episodes are expected to document the final tracing of the Americas as I ride the eastern coasts of Mexico, Central and South America. I hope you get as many smiles watching this film as I did making the journey. Gary Smith
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