6 June 1962. The Beatles recorded at EMI Studios at 3 Abbey Road, London for the 1st time. They recorded 4 songs: Besame Mucho, Love Me Do, PS I Love You and Ask Me Why. It was at this session that producer George Martin raised doubts about Pete Best’s drumming ability.
-Indiana wins the National Championship
-Notre Dame is the most historic program in CFB
-Colts almost make the playoffs
-Bears make the playoffs and immediately move to Hammond
Indiana is slowly becoming the epicenter of football
The Knicks trailed by as many as 14 points in their Game 1 win and as many as 12 in Game 2.
This is the first time a team has recorded double-digit comebacks in each of the first two games of a Finals since 1975, per @ESPNInsights.
The 3 biggest cities in the US by population have zero NFL teams:
NYC - Jets & Giants play in New Jersey
Los Angeles - Rams & Chargers pay in Inglewood
Chicago - Bears are moving to Hammond, Indiana
“OK” originated in 1830s America as a joke abbreviation for the misspelled phrase “oll korrect.” It gained national attention during Martin Van Buren’s 1840 presidential campaign and eventually became one of the most widely used words in the world.
One of the world’s most common words started as a joke. In 1839, Boston newspapers popularized a trend of humorous misspelled abbreviations, and “OK” emerged from “oll korrect,” a playful spelling of “all correct.” While most of these expressions quickly faded, OK endured.
Its popularity grew further during the 1840 presidential campaign of Martin Van Buren, whose supporters formed “OK Clubs” that referenced both the abbreviation and his nickname, “Old Kinderhook,” taken from his hometown in New York. Today, OK is recognized around the globe and remains one of the most universally understood words in any language.
The New York Knicks this postseason:
🔥 43 days since their last loss
🔥 Third team to win Game 1 & 2 of NBA Finals on the road
🔥 Heading into Game 3 on the 2nd-longest single-season win streak in NBA playoff history
🔥 8th straight road playoff win