Over the nine months it took to dismantle the Pittsburgh’s Civic Arena stadium, DAYGraphics2012 recorded the process with a regular ol’ hand-held camera. Afterwards, he compiled over 250 photos to create this video that already has over 620,000 views.
You thought the Batmobile Tumblers driving down the streets of Pittsburgh were cool? Well, you ain’t seen nothing yet. The same cameraman, Subaruwrxfan, caught this footage of Batman’s new plane, the Batwing, ‘flying’ down the streets on a huge hydraulic rig truck. When you complain about your $10 theater ticket, just think about how expensive just this scene cost.
As the newest Batman movie comes closer to release, more amateur videos of the filming and props have surfaced. This video features three models of the new Batmobile, or Tumbler. They look and sound amazing, and it’s just seems so real seeing them cruise down the road.
The Atlanta Braves beat the Pittsburgh Pirates all because of a horrible home plate umpires call. The Atlanta runner on third ran home when the third baseman threw to the catcher. The Pirates catcher touched the runner twice before he was even close to the plate, but the home plate umpire called it safe, giving the game win to the Braves.
Baseball needs the help of technology to not allow such horrible calls ruin the game. Why is there no replay camera for the umps to reconsider like in football? Read more of the story on NYDailyNews via Dave@Buzzfeed.
Next time there’s an incomplete pass, make sure that’s what it is, and not a fumble. If you look closely the ball isn’t really thrown by the quarterback, but knocked out of his hands. It’s tipped by Baltimore and falls down. Everyone thinks it’s an incomplete pass, but after a few seconds, Corey Redding realizes it’s a live ball. He grabs it and runs the short distance for the touchdown. That’s got to hurt Pittsburgh.
